The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-10
Telsgraphic Items.

We find the following in the Memphis pa
pers
ST. Louis, June 5.--Gen. Price has issued
his proclamation 10 the Brigadier Generals
commanding the Militia Districts OF Missouri.
That his efforts il every station have been to
prevent the transfer of the battle field from
The Atlantic States TO Missouri. The right
OF Missour!ans TO bear arms is undoubted,
and TO secure this right peacefully he and
Harney compromises on terms alike honOrd-
ble TO NJ Missouri and the United States
The Administration has removed Idrney,
but doubtless his successor viii adher. 10 H.
i'll letter and spirit. lis violation would be Il
gross insu!f 10 the veterans OF Missouri, and
would be resisted 10 the last ex xtremIty. The
people OF Missouri cannot be forced into sub.
| mission. II attempted, let 40 apprehension
| be enter tanned as 10 the result.
Six Regiments ale now eu route for Cairo.
WisHgsGroy, June 5.--Ths forward move.
| ments were made last night, the Federt.is be-
| ing afraid 10 stir In consequence OF several
| thousand Southerners appearing At Centre.
vile, 10 miles below.
| ALEXANDRIA, J ane The troops here are
| only supplied with eight days rati0ns.
| Il Federal scon ting party was captured nea,
| Hampton, Va.
| LOUISVILLE, June 5.-immense quantities oi
provisions have been and are now being sh p-
ped over the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road to the Secession States.
The present Collector, being a Secesslonisr,
refused TO obey oders stopping shipments
South 4 new Collector has been appoln ted
and will eater upon his duties in q isw DAYS.
| To support hiln 1t was intended 10 send tue
So called Kentucky Brigade 10 Louisville, bul
| the War Department has been advised tha,
Ken ntuckians would bear more patiently ths
presence Of an army OF the Federal trOous
than the bogus Kentucky Brigade, aud thai
the JnionlstS especially depreca ted their
| coming. They Will probabiy be ordered &C
| Washington, and the HONE Guard like that
| at st. Louis will DO ordered to Louisville.
l 4 ID
ven tioa has issued an address 10 the peopia
| OF Kentucky, signed by all except ex-Gov
| Morehead, who says in a note / approve o
| the refusal 10 furnish troops, and favor ths
policy or neutrality without committing N y.
self 10 all that is said On other matters
An address 10 the people OF the United
| States was signed by all, Qaciuding JohT
Caldwell, of TeRnessee.1 except Morehead.
| ST. Louis, June 5.--Mayor Taylor has re-
signed.
Eighty men from Hannibal forming part O
/ a BATTALION OF Home Gurd, were svGrn tntG
| the U. * service, armed, and returned wit1
| arms for their comrades, who VIII be s~org
| in also.
| LsAvsswoRTH June 5.-Twsive volunteer,
| frcla LtneoIn, armed with Minnie rifles auc
| reyoiyers, crossed the river II miles aboy,
| here, TO demand the Secession flag IA the nam.
| of the United States. The flag was hauleS
| sionlsts attacked them, wonnding three OF tn
| soiun teers, one severely.
WAsaIsGros, Jnne 5.---Cien. Scott disap
| proves of the landing OF forces at Aquis
! Greek.
| All dispatches announcing that hostiiitle
| will soon occur 1t Aqua Greek and Maaas
| sas Junction, ara declared 10 be incorrect
| Several members OF the Maryland Legislature
| have visited recently Richmond. doubtless I.
| confer with the Confederate leaders.
| BaLrfsoRE. June e---Ths bark Gen. Green
owned IN Charles Ton, has been captured. tn,
1 Merrill 4 Tnomas gun fac tory has been seized
Marshal haae, tAs Baltimore correspondent
| OF the New York Tribune says, 10 as bad a
heart as Merriman; he boasts that tho Gov
ernmsnt In afraid 70 arrest him. His friend
threatea 70 rise II he 10 touched