, 1861-06-25
Afternoon Dispatches.
From washinEton, Virginia and
HlHFyl8uds

BALTIMORE, June o3.-saul Terry, -four
merchant, has been held to bail in $4,000 for
treason. He IS charged with placing anchors
across the track On the 19th Of Apr1
4 resolution has been introduced into the
Richmond Conventio ,inst1uctirg the Finance
Committee to inquire into the propriety OF
setting asIde all debts, bonds, &c, due BY the
Commonwealth to citizens Of such States OF
the Federal Union as are engaged in sustain.
Ing the war Of invasion, to be held IS trust
fund for Naturalization fer Losses sustained
by citizens Of the State.
A1ExAKpR1A, june 23-Col MeCook, Of
the 1st Ohio Regiment, deaires correction Of
the mlsstatement In the New York papers re-
Doctor was Oh hand at the fgnt at Vienna,
and reude1ed all possible assistance. Els In
etruments, unfortunately, weEe IN charge Of
an attendant, Who WIS carried back By the en-
NEw Yoa1, June 81. 34.-The>Ha,sdx dispatch.
states that the ltest adTlces continue to rep
resent 1t the intention Of Beau1egard to ad-
vante On the Federal lines. Yesterday was the
day fixed en- for NOV ament On Washington
The Gove1Dmentis is satisfied Of this, and hsa
| aecerta1ued that an extensive spy system is In
operation for the benefit Of the rebel Govern
ment. Letters have been sent daily from
| Washington South by persons who arc here
| to witch the operations of the Government
Prof. Lowe takes his balloon down to Falls
Church to day. He will make an ascent to,
| 4A4NAA-AA1t> @A@A S~s -
It Is believed that the Navy Department will
make m average OF all the bids for gun boats
and award them to contractors who will build
| them within 60 days
The ITi5une's dispatch says that Baltimore
is quiet on the su1face, but profoundly agita-
ted underneath, and is only held in check by
tear. Atany indication Of an outbreak, Major
Gen. Banks VIII, without doubt, shell the city
from Fort McHenry. he is the man TO obey
| 10 IN he 1yGr1y faffor
Reirforcernents for which Col Stone sent,
nre only Of ordnance, without which he hesI.
tates to Cross the river and attack the enemy
batteries that daily meracehim. The orig1na1
design Of his expedition WIS TO- cut off the re-
treat from Ha1per's Ferry.
Com. Vanderbilt has offered to the Govern
nent The steamer Vande:blt st . fair ya11a.
ticn. II 1t won't take her on these terms, he
will make her present to the Q. 8.
Tie Atlantic Steamship Company, through
Vanderbilt, has cffsred to the Government the
following steamers: Ocean Queen, neW and
complete in every respect; the Ariel, in fine
condition; the new iron steamship Champion,
| built In 1859, very ugh. drauEht OF Water;
steamer Daniel Webster. The prizes Of either
or all Of said steamers subject to the decision
Of the Boa1d Of Commodores.
johnson and Ethridge, Of Tennessee, have
| been officially assured that the unlon men In
Eat Ter nessee and wherever else in the State
they may need assistance, shall be sustained
BY the strcng arm Of the Government
acd IN order Eas been Issued including Ten
ngsst c in the district under the command o1
Big. Gen. Anderson.
a uayal expedition Of much magnitude will
! acon be fitted out to operate On the coast o.
Texae, consisting of vessela and Transports
c3rrylnG munitions OF war and men. The cx
pedition will be large enough to take the tielt
and form nucleus around which the unioI
men under Houston can rally.
TTheN Y. Uefatd+s Di5pAtch.1
il WASHINGTON, June a3.-TomorroT ther,
will be IN extraordinary meeting Of the Cabf
net, when Gen. Scott and hts Staif, the Variou
Generals and Colonels Of regiments now i
ard about Warrington, will be present. It
understood that Major Generals Butler
) Scott will then submit his programme 70
{ presenting tbs mar. That the rebels hav
l | ctauged th rir plans cannot be doubted henc
it is believed that Gen. Scott has some ne'
project to submis 10 this great Council {
) War.
Our Government has demanded of the Prui
+ | sian Minister that the exequator Of Trappma1
:, | prutsian Consul at Charleston, who recentl
Q left Boston With dispatches from JEFF Davis, t
:, his Commissioners In Europe, shall be with
drawn. This demand will bo complied Wit
4 ! by that government.
} 1t is slated that all dispatches to and ffo1
: tbs South that 20 to Europe, are sent thIoug
! the foreign legations. This matter viii IN
+ doubtedly be inquired into.
= Senator Sherman arrived here today fro1
I Ger. PAtte1aon's head quarters, accomPapte
l. by his brother, Col. Sherman
9 Dudley Mann, one OF the rebel commission
r e1s, in letter to 4 banker here, states I'll.
G England will recognize the Southern Confe'
!. eraey by the 1st OF J.nra.y. Dudley prtdi
ted ever two months ago the recognition
% md France before the Fourth Of July. Z
has Eow pcstpcned it till the 1st Of January