, 1861-06-08
SATURDAY: JUNE 5, 1851. . i
From the Se4t of War.

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: From the san of War.
Especial 10 the N. I. Commercially !.
. WAsu1sGros, June ia picket guard Of
the nighlanders WAS 1sd on Last night st.
= oasss have been nnd to Goycrunnsnt to
construct eteel-piated :yeetels, bomb and shell
proof, and to be tinisheawithin slx months
After the cortrnct is eignka. Not known that
Government Will accept. IT. ~. /
Especial Dispatch 70 the Post .., ::
WAsu1saroN, June 74:The National Re
z>zs11ca,4 proncurces fa:9Es the reports about
II is understood that ib5- Government will
not aa, make any further re{asittons for troops
Go1. aeigs is sell ia chszge e tho Potomac
,acqueduet and public ridEea.,.
;, The~President's mansifas and nl depart
McAss are closed to-day ins4onor Of tne mem-
DRY Of Senator Douglaa. :s..:
NEW YonK, June 7.-E%he following is q
pfsa @as aebsse gbpaed egs 5 b,sh
authority, that if England tntaieres in Aueri-
ment to put down zebelliSsn::! Napoleon Will
not permit IL; England to cripple her greatest
S Sf s e. Ns% fs;1 Es i t ssss
f4ae,f oraeTfd I; to thssss Of var The
WAsn1sa1os, June 7-All ramors since
Saturday Of the 1nazchlngS Of Federal troops
on Fa.Itax Court Houge, are without feunda-
ton The President has Recognized Myan
sarssaz. Consul from Ms1ieo to San Antonio,
Texa:, thus continuing the1 pallcy Of treating
secession IS nr1lity. ~. -.
Especial to the post.J
WASHINGTON, June. 7.-4Aeverl companies
OF regu]a.s belonging to Rho 3rd infsutry,
leavs tonight for HaTper'sl lFe:z5, via Cham
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| :. tspecial to tie conkmerctalJ
Additional t.ocpa hare fhaen ordered to
| Ctambereburg. Ehis is unAtrstood is an in
dIcntion that tie lnes Of the Fedora, arn1y are
Gen. Mcclellan, in westerns sVI1gtnia, will act
in concert with the Pennsylvania troops tor
tie reduction Of the foFtiSations SIe9 at Harpess
ashatcrs and members oflthe House axe ar
TIE Ths government % @ % haa decided that Il will not
accept my more contributions from States,
aud herealter- will obtain an the funds neces-
fF tsn,II The support Of through
932 IL s ssSi tst g ps2ss4 &c; fsb + sfeqa 5g
seizing provisions In Maryland. :. ..
| WAsu1fo1os, June Five companies Of
United States 1nfantry Left on the. cars for
r Tti.ty guns arc now m6Ean.ed On the em-
tanknenIs near Arlington Heights.
An attack is thortiy expected from the reb'
els at Aanaeeas. -: -:-
| ;wAsmseros, June 5:-A gentlemen, just
returned flcm Knoxville, :tour miles from
Harper's Ferry, states that the rebels have
withdrawn all their batteries from the Mary
mud eide, opposite the Ferry, apparently with
siew Of concentrating their artillery and
having it in q position TO. be moved when
about ore hundred cavalry and tva hundred
infantry, and four pieces Of artillery. The
main forces erc ut Bolivar, about one mile
south Of Ha1per's Ferry bridge. They appea,
to be strengthening their line from Bolivar tc
Wefasstt a. R5tRaaFng for Tesat eat
W.lliauspo,t and obtained possession Of thlr
Teen locomotives, which theY ruu down to tht
| Ferry snd switched off On thp Winchester rail-
road. They also secured The country, getting
about enc hundred Large, fou1:horse wagons
received through Maryland, and mostly from
Baltimore. Large loads pass over into Virgil
ia-the Union men On the border being -poH
iii IL tyiEteTdeollectea thatsome weeks az
ut the telegraph offices. The examination o
: these dispatches is now progressing. Som
curious Developments are betpg made. AmoDl
; them is found dispatch from Mr. Harvey, on
lately appointed Minister to Portugal, notify
ing the Government Of South Carolina Of th
r }orcement Of Fort Sumter, md of Its destins
r tior. Mr. uErvey's dispatch WaS the first II
r liable information the rebels had Of the mae
nitude and destination Of thaatxpa III
Harvey is native Of South Caro}ina, but fo
L., years was o resident Of Phl1adelphia, and ed
= tor Of The Philadelphia North A'naiean. . Fo
many years he was, the Washington corre
4 pendent Of the n, 7. Tribune. He WIS 81
: pointed to the Portugal Mission because
lis Psofstsfsa Ss xss.ss dsS1ti0a to aee Soil part
= It is asccnained from On eyewitness that 8
c The late fight at Fairla1 Court House, 10 oft
I enemy were killed, and probably 3 or NOR
. Reliable information pits the loss Of Il
enemy IN the affair at A4ula Creek at 20 ktlle
BALTIMORE, June 7.-The steamer Ade1aii
n has arrived from Fort Monroe. The Quak'
- City has captured another valuable prize. tt
- Harriet Lane also secured E1oop on WedRe
, day night. 4 steamer from Norfolk with
:. flag Of truce brought to Old Point Comic
). $50 women and children, refugees. They 8:
- that many more are coming.
u An Important military movement vas u
y the steamer left 49,,
], N. T. Worlds Dlspateh.1' j : !;
{. WASHINGTON, June 6.-There il no dou)
!. but TINT the Government has at last made q,
y military movement Of which the neWspape
werc Kept IN ignorance. On Tuesday mig
L last, the steamer Catills, lying at Aqulo Cree
!, 8as reinforced with troops. This looks III
~ IN early collIslon at that point.
- N. Z. Trlbune's Washington Correspondence
Tt Is believed that nearly half Of the peop
In .rd about Frederick are eisunionists, ii
.. their cause has gained ground eincethe Leggl
y fear Of Johnsoa's force, whose pickets throw
~ ont from Point Of Rocks, come within thr
miles of Frederick, to which the whole arn
II can be transported In two Or threa h0u1
> Having arrived there, IT would be within fl
l. hours Of Baltimore. - .>a
u shown BY the fact thns they have. armed a
~ fed the Rebel troops, Virgins having furnis
:: ed but few supplieA. II these reports be tru
e it Is high time that the Government posted
~ strong body Of troops at Frederick
:. From another source we learn that 500 OF
: ! Williamsport, hare deserted Gen. Johnst
l. Is very unpopular, In consequence Of his fora
Bile seizure Of provisions, horses and wagon
~ increased BY transcription under which thrt
Z tenths Of the males between 18 and 50 yea
=, T. Of age, In The counties within 40 or 80 NIL
- Of HaIperta Ferry, are to be mustered In
Gen. Patterson is advancing to coopera
&C with Gen. Mcclellan. A column OF Gan. II
D. DoweD's command will probably adyan
y. within ~ hours to the other aide Of ths Fol
mac towards Manassas Junction.
It Is doubtful whether the Huper's Fe,
rebels :Eil hare time to join the forces
Manassas Junction; II not, they will be s,
=. rounded; Il they do. there will probably b
es b1ief and decisive battle, preliminary! to O
10 occupation Of the place. - 80: :
10, ':1: - [Hesalds Cortespondenee.l !; -
q q Gen. Kings new regiment, raised IN Wa
y. | ingtou. will be accepted and Immediately nj
10 10 tered Into service. Other forces from diff
u u ent States win also be accepted a. In
Sa e number Of The most infuentisl men in
a. country are her, nEging. the GoVeEnment
~ ~ accept 10, GOO addi it1onal troops. r..-:
The President and Cabinet are discussi
~ the amount to be asked for when Congr,
\ meets. s15o, COX, 900 Will probably be the s,
~ to carry on the war. -. -. ..-.-
aa TIth 1nmored that Aqua Greek has been
lntorced and that 5000 rebel troops are nj
=. Orders were read at the evening parade
Yep officers Of regiments On the Virginia alde
led | prepare rat1ons for -Four daYd, for march t
nd Wafd. The movement viii pc made! within
are hours.
=. a gentleman who arrived here to-day dir
from New s{lssas ssys ,n.sss1 .ss. !. TO- 2 he ent
"A wEutehed and ffighttfnl condition. ,,Ha sya
~ ~ States which viii suffer the most viii
- Louisiana, Mississippi and Tezae. He was
.ad Galveston On the 18th Of May., Il tse bio
ade be- rigidty enforced the people Of Te
=. will starTe to death. When he lett ths
Ms 3 snd ssats 1e4R M MRea RGao supp3 aS SG q
~, They were then alnlost dependent un n
1ar- Orleans for means Of subsistence. When I
tor source Of supply is cut of. they Win be IN
IN awful condition. : =