New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-22

ar The &ovTHT@s1aHy AsD AMERICAN LrsEs.l
Gen. Lyon at BoonviIle
-. Lorl% June 2l.--An Iowa regiment has gone
Inland from Hudson, to coujunct Gen. Lyon at
bOonViilc.
Crjtteaden's Majority.
LaAI>GTo&, June 2l.--Hon. j. J. Crittendcn's
maj4lity over bis opponent amounts to $500.
From Fortress Monroe.
FoHTnESS Mo%HoE, June 2l.--Thcre are rumors
Of a heavy Southern advance fT0n Yorktown
me Federal pickets near Little Bethel have been
driven in.
Persons representing themselves as deserera
from H+WetI Point gave such vague Information
that Gen. Butler jaiIcd them.
The Sou'hcrners are erecting masked batteries
opposite Rip Raps.
From Washington.
WAsHGNGT0N, June 2I.-No correct returns of
the balte at Great Bethel have or will be made.
All the surgeons we're ordered over the Potomac
last night.
The War Department has discovered that female
>eces >iOnists carry a regular CORRESPONDENCE,
with Gen. Beauregari via. Mount Vernon.
Harper's Ferry in Possession of Idarylanders.
hcuNOND, June 2I.--Thc Richmond Disuatch, id
an extra published to-day, says that 14rpers Ferry
il i'll possession Of Confederate and Maryland
troops.
Skirmish West Of the Cumberland.
RmnTo%D, Jane gI.-Passengers just from York
tewn report that nothing new has transpired at
There was very slight skirnish on the 10Th
west Of the Cumberland, with few troops and
tr!fIing result
Washington Gossip
New YORK, June 2I.-The Commercials Wash
ington correspondent writes that the army officers
say Il collision before tomorrow night is certain
the impression being that the SOutherners are out.
tltnked and must fight.
The Post says tho.Soatherners are concentrating
at Fairfax CQurt-house and that everything indi-
Gates an attack on the Federal lines.
1t is believed that Gen. Beauregard can conCen-
trate $4,000 men at any given point within a week.
and that he has pnd2ubtedly large force
Vienna adVices say there has been no new move
ments.
From louisville B
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-Mr. Rousseau is said to
| have authority to raise two regiments, and it is
said that blank captains commissions in Rousseau's
| hands are being filed.
Virginia State Convention.
RICuNoED, June 2l.-The Virginia State Con
vcntion has elected the following to the Conted
From rhe State at larga-John a, Seddcn and
| VIM B. Preston.
| For the Dlstricts-.John Tyler, VIM. Mcfarland
Roger a. Pryor. Robert Johnson Walter Preston
| Robert +. Scott, Charles W. Russell, James l.
| Mason, Thomas s. Bucock, VIM. G. Rives, John w
! BroCkenborough, Walter c. Staples and r. NJ. L.
| Hunter
Shipment of Goods, on the Louisville and Nash
| Vile hallfoaG.
| LOUISVILLE, June 2l.--rhe following will ap
| pear in the morning papers
AL persons desiring to make shipments of goods
over the Louisville and Nashville failroad, Oh ant
| after Monday, June "A, 1861, will please call at my
Office and obtain the requisite information to
| gcther with permits attending such shipments as
| may be admissible.
(sisG-,0 CHAs B. GOTTEN,
Surveyor Of Port of Louisville.
| New York Cotton Market
| New YORK.. June 2l.-The Cotton market Cf6set
firm to-day, with sales of 500 bales at l4l to l4Ic
The following dispatches were received yeste<
day afternoon:l
Gen. Beauregard Approaching Washington,
! WASHINGTON, June ZA.-1t is not denied tina
Gen. Beauregard is rapidly approaching Washing
| ton. The Confederate nCktts advanced severa
| miles to-day and have decreased their forces eas
and north Of the rnction with large bodies, place
| in q position to watch, foray upon and break u
NcDowe!!'s line. Everybody is on the move. Th
! troops arc a! 1o"s''' t" ni"rch at moments nc
| tee.
TIE Jenna Fight
1t appears that ct the Vienna fight mere re
serve Won full battery there previously, but get
ring tired Of waiting the main body moved back
| ,niy one broken company manned the guns witt
| hut seven rounds. Had the SOuthCrners waited
| few hours longer, but few OliOans would hav
| seen their homes.
! Tie impression gains strength that the Confede
rates are strengthening their advances hilherward
|
Kentucky Congressional Election,
| L0lHSyII1 l.. June 2l.-Messrs. Mallory and Crit
! tenden are both elected to Congress. The Uniol
| vote Of this city has fallen of 200 since the mont
of April
The Western Virginia Convention,
| Y UEE ING, June 2l,-The Convention is occu
! pied II signing declaration. Frank Pierpont
| elected Governor, and Daniel Paisley Lieutenant
Governor. A full Governors Council has also bee
| elected.
The formal Inauguration of the Governor ha
! taken lace.
U, S. Passports
W%sHIN, TON, June 2l.-It is expected hereafte
| that any passport issued by Il diplomatic agent &C
| credited to this Government, or any consular AL
| thorty whatever, TO proceed to foreign country
or boyOnd the military lines will be COuntcrsigne
b. the Secretary Of State, Wm. Il. Seward.
Maryland Legislature.
| FREDERICK, MD., June 2l.--Rpaolutions declaring
the Lebt now being Incurred by the Z. S. Govern
Tent unconstitutional, pr0u0Gncing its ACTS uncor
stitutional and yranncal, and fav0ring the imme
date recognition Of the Southern Conlederacy
passed the House by ayes As, nays, A.
Migration from Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA,, June 2l.-The inhabitants of thi
place are again commencing to depart. The Seces
sionists confidently expect Gen. Beouregard tc
day.
New York Reports.
New York, June 2l.-The World says that
lttSE Huilbtl VI lcBlllchlS, NlfSt SERVICES Wtf
accepted within few weeks on condition Of the
| readiness to move at a spccited.time, have ialIe
TO report themselves. No new regiments, read
| within ten days, are likely to be refused.
Secretary Cameron telesraphs Governors Curt
! and Morgan for more troops.
The World says the Africa brings intelligence
| that sixty Russian officers, who have two year
leave Of absence, will tender their services o til
Government
4 Bet The Wheat Cr0p.-The reade
will remember that some weeks ago we stated
bet had been offered and accepted that ccrtai
f i'd OF wheat in Jones county would not avcra g
thirty bushels to the acre. 1t 5 n lost bet. TIL
worst part Of the field has been gathered, and til
average is over thirty-OnG bushels. A half.uOZe