The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
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SOUTHERN NEWS. tE 80
/ The Richmond Eaqairty saws that
General Johnston, commander III N,
i Utah expedition, had been ordered u III,
command Of the Confederate iovcee 4,
tHarper's Ferry, also that q eneral Beanre
gard had been ordered to Norfolk. and
that Jcif. Davis would Be al Hiclmont
on the 9th
al dispatch Of The gikI, says, Five hun.
bred troops from North Carolina arrived
! at Richmond last Monday night, and are
now STATIONED nenr old Point Comfort
They were 70 bc followed ~ Eve hundred
more IN a day or two from the same State
making q full regiment Of one thousand
men. 4 &. ,#s ,.5., 4 B. /. I As. &
Twelve hundred Tennessee troops ar.
Eriyed1at ri ld on Tuesday.
"a st. Low siispatch of The a5th says:
A strong feeling seems to prevail here
that Gen. Harvey will be obliged TO use
/ The military power against the secession
ISIS Of Missouri. Notwithstanding hls
treaty with Gea Price. Uhioil5men say
the treaty So far, llas not been regarded
~ Tie seeessicpista and that they have
prosecuted Union men more than ever be.
fore, Gen. Harvey, Gen Lyon, Col.
Blair and others declare that this psrse.
Ecntiot must cease. OF Governor jackson
and bis friends VIII be made acquainted
With Federal bayousts. !.
The New. York HsEal,fs corfospon-
Edence, dated baltimore 23d, says. Two
persons are now under examination here.
charged with treason iii eiliSting ant.
sending troops from Baltimore To ioit the
Confederate army, Two thonsand such
troops Ind left baltimore MP to this time
but TWAS not certain that the prisoners
bad any hand in their enlistment
a Montgomery dispatch says that the
18th Of Juncis appointed a day Of fasting
and prayer for the Seeded States.
The presence OF General Johnston nj
Harpefs Ferry IS confirmed. ii.
a Baltimore dispatch or the 25th IN re.
No Trains were run over the baltimore
and Ohio railroad. last night or to-day.
eleven engines and a largo number oi cars
hate hcen detained at Harper's Ferry.
ii. Forty;nine men employed on trains,
hare been arrested at Harperis Ferry and
are now ID Jail fits rafnored that hos.
tilftles are now going on at Harper,s Fer,
y, but there Is smoothing definite is vel.
FaREIeS SESs
II was reported that letters of niarone
had reached London and Liverpool; aud
TINT vessels had left both cities 10 act nm.
der them. Is s. ~ I. ].
!. Inc British government has issued BRO.
clamation, warning its subjects against en-
gaging IN the war ID America, aud aeclar.
ing the intention Of the Government 10 re,
main neutral II warns British subjects III
they enter the military service Of either
side Join ships Of war, transports or n tempt
TO gel recruits or &C. out vessels FOR war sr
purposes, or break, or endeavor to break
any bloc kadei lawfully and actually estnb.
iIshadi Or carry soldiers dispatches. natcri.
lls, ettatrabalfd Of war for either party.
theF VIII be ltable To all The penalties and
epgsf9 IueTceS and do so ii. their nsrfE
and will ir no wise obtain tie protection
Of the government; -. 81. Z.
"a etiYe preparations were geiti1 on in the
British navy yards for sending 4 powerful
squadron into American waters. '..i.
The London Times pointed out that
America had heretofore induStrioqsly VIM
dicated principles and precedents IN OIL
wtichsnoss go TO The contradiction Of her
own belliegrent rights. Ii SAYS she on,
held ptirateering and denied the right Of /
search, and both Of these are now. turned
against her.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce had called |
the attention Of the French Garernment
to the necessity Of taking measures for |
the protection 81 French vessels IN Ansri
can watera. .s 49, 49, +
The Ministers OF Commerce and Ma.E
rihes promised 10 have conference with
the, Emperor on the subject.
aC'oafederate States commissioners had /
an interview with Nj: ThouyenaI on MA |.
l3fh. *s.5 c.E z. ss.. - =. s 'e
!. France Is about TO. send feet toll
America to protect French interests,