Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Tuesdays News.

WASHINGTON, june 29.-The correspondence
of the Journal of Commerce saws tie pro.
gramme of war in Virginia, published by the
press, if carried out with energy, will be the
first chapter of great war. The Confederates
don't underate the resources of the Govern
ment, and anly in case of their success would
assume the offensive. The recent DEVELOPMENTS
look as though Scott didn't intend any forward
movement in Virginia during the summer.
The President has determined not TO enter
tain any proposition for peace till the rebellion
is entirely subdued. Army officers declare ii
impossible to make forward movements until
more wagons arrive. One thousand will be
finished By the 18th of July.
1t IS reported the misunderstanding betw wecn
jeff Davis and Gems. Btaurcgard and LIE. that
have been noted for some time past, have occa-
stoned the latter to resign his position. Ii is
certain that private letters from Lee, to old as
sociatcs IN tie United States army have dis
closed his dissatisfaction in the rebel service
NEW York, July IA letter in the World,
from the steamer WyaudJttc, from Fort Pick
ems, announces the capture of the privateer
steamer VIM. II. Webb, by the Niagara, when
IN the act Of capturing the brig East, of n. v
1t also captured the English barqle H9'na. with
cargo Of rifed cannon, for The rcbess. at Pen
sacoa
BALTINoEE, Jaly I.-l0 Il. m Since Two
O'Clock this morning, startling proceedings have
been going on here. Detachments of artillery
and infantry have been sent to various sections
ef the city, and are now posted in Monument
Square, Exchange Place, in the Eighth Ward,
Broadway. and other points.
Before daylight all the members of the Board
of Police Commissioners, except the Mayor,
were arrested and sent to Fort McHenry. Il is
said that plot has been discovered Of an in
tended; outbreak.
WASHINGTON, July I.-Gen. Beauregard has
ls-ued another proclamation against the passing
through his lines, except with pass from JEFF
Davis.
Another skirmiSh occurred last night near
Alexandria, between five Zouaves of New York
aud party OF rebel scouts. 1t is reported that
tw" Z9uaves and six rebels were killed.
1t IS considered certain that the House of
representatives will be Organized promptly on
! Thursday, and that the Presidelt's Message will
DC delivered on that day, and that there will be
a short session aud quick dispatch of bust,
/ pess.
/ The troops across the Potomac ask for more
artillery. They will secure it before an ad-
vance movement is made.
INDEPENDESCE. Mo, July IA report
reached here yesterday that the State troops,
! lU'0Oo ID number, had crossed the Maniades
/ Cygnes, branch of the Usage river, one
handred miles South of this place, aud bad en-
caiDPed, and intended making "a stand at that
place. The federal forces were twenty miles
in their rear, 1900 Or 5000 in number
They had also encamped, it was thought. for
reinforcements. The State forces were increas
ing fast.
This information is derived from geDtlaman
just from the State camp, and who also came
through the Federal camp.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-The 18th and 9Th
regiments Indiana Volunteers, Colonels Wag-
ner and HazalI, left this afternoon for Virgin
ia. They have complete equipments of every
kind. Each regiment has a corps of fifty
sharpshooters and Two pieces Of artillery
They lake fifteen days ratiops, one hundred
and fifty thousand rounds of cartridges, and
two hundred thousand pounds of shot and shell
for the artillery, carefully prepared at the
State Arsenal in this city. One company of
| CdNhiiy WIN iettFc IoT lTBluld IO-nlorFOW
evening, and one will be ready to leave in a few
days.
The 18th and l4th Regiments, Cols. Sulli.
van, and Tamball, now encamped here, are full
ly equipped, ready and anxious to receive
marching orders.
FT. KEARNEY, July I've have reliable in
formation from Denver as follows:
DENVER, June pa secession force set
out from their rendezvous. 20 miles mp the
Cherry Greek to-day, for the avowed purpose
Of taking forts Wise and Garland. They
are well armed and equipped, and expect to
gain aduIittaDcs to the forts by strategy, and
then expect to be joiued by majority of the
forces inside. There is much valuable proper
ty and money in the forts. The movement is
watched, but we are comparatively pOweress
and totally without authority or leadership.
"WEDNESDAY s News.
The dispatches to-day, onuouHce skirnish
at Martinsburg, near Harpers Ferry, and an
other near Rowlesburg, in Western Virginia.
10 the first our loss was two killed-the rebels
reported routed with heavy loss. In the
second our loss was killed, the rebel loss 3
killed. Ex-Govenor Wise is reported to be
marching down the KanawhO, causing great OK
citement along the Ohio both in this State and
Virginia. Brig. General Cox is TO go from
Camp Dennison to meet him. Gov. Jackson,
! ranOrta6 To ho in