Glasgow Courier. — 1863-06-25 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

ARRIVAL OF THE JUBA.  Liverpool, Wednesday.—The Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's screw-steamer Jura, from Quebec on the 13th instant, has arrived. New York, June 12. The Provost-Marshal, his assistants, and the em-offing officer were fired upon, near Manville, Indiana, whilst making an enrolment. The two former were killed, and the latter escaped. Three military conpanies were sent from Indianopolis to the scene of the murder. New York. June 13. The enrolment commissioners have been driven out of some counties in Indiana, where excitement continues to prevail. The Governor has solemnly warned the people against resisting the Government. The Southern conscription is being resisted in North Carolina. There is nothing decisive from Vicksburg. In early attack upon General Grants rear is considered probable. Southern advices are very hopeful. They state that General Pemberton has reported he could hold Picks. burg, and that General Johnston was to take his time to organise his forces. They also assert that Kirby Smith, with 10,000 men, has occupied Milliken's Bend, 20 miles above Vicksburg, cutting off General Grant's supplies. Northern accounts say there was fighting along the river from Lake Providence to within sight of Vicksburg, and that a severe fight occurred at Milliken'a Bend upon the 6th Mat. The Federal forces, consisting. mostly of negro regiments, were driven to the bank of the river, under cover of the gunboats. Advice. from New Orleans to the sth inst. state that batteries were constructed along the entire Federal line at Port Hudson, and would open against the enemy on the 6th inst.. General Lee is said to be heavily reinforced on the Rappahannock, and to have nearly doubled the number of troops he had at Chanoellorsville. He is daily expected to assume the offensive. A small Confederate force advanced to within three Miles of Poolesville, Maryland, driving a company of Michigan cavalry into the town, and burning their camp. They afterwards recrossed the Potomac. New military depots have been created in Pennsylvania under Gene. Couch and Brooks, who have summoned all citizens between 18 and 60 years of age to organise for defence, subject to the call of the commanding general. The Governor of Pennslyvania has issued a proclamation, urging the people to respond promptly. A meeting has been held to raise 10,000 negroes for General Fremont. It was announced that President Lincoln had consented. to give Fremont a department, if the negroes were raised. The commissioners who superintended the discharge of the Peterhoff cargo have presented their report. The ease will be argued on the 15th. The privateer brig Coquette has burned the barque Whistling Wind in lat. 38, long. 71. The Nassau Guardian states that the Federal steamer Rhode Island chased and fired at the steamer Margaret and Jessie within 250 yards of the shore at James's Point. Several shots from the Rhode Island reached the shore, alarming the inhabitants. The Margaret and Jessie escaped. A report, requiring confirmation, has been received from the South that General Kirby Smith has driven ' General Banks from Port Hudson, and was still pursuing him on the sth. ' All the men who shot the Provost Marshal in Indiana have been arrested, and a company of cavalry have been sent to assist the enrolment. The strike of the stevedores and longshore-men is assuming a formidable shape in New York, and all the men refusing to join are threatened with violence. The Government vessels are being loaded by Government officials, under a guard of soldiers, for their -protection against the longshore-men.