Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 2

TJ 'ftr'-vA a-'1 Vcy w' Vl A BSh Reaper Parker Oleaosrter hrBtiM7! i 8 loop Mortbrra Lfgut Uamiitou HloopTwilfehL Usauitoa BeoteikT fHeasser Mi ntreal Priaoe BsKtoa Bteumer Stow Braaewtek1 Wiashmtre Kastport and 8t JohxXH fo ateamar ftraor Morse Aagmta i 1 ') Cleaved Miip Jayssu from 'Cilia below tunL porta that fo lat'1126 Ian TlTloiia Oowhalf of AS ship tfaadsrsr bar srissio jmI ffermttmr HOT bsilt iTvSSSL IBM sshf-et to a aiortsafs of wmIST York by aaetioa at SfiOOasto 1 --V Federal Grant in ent for toe Union mea lx Wick-Icy county Tenncaace were by eccidenl sent from Paducah to Union City and All into tho hands ot tbs rebels The troops et Memphle era mcchtawant ol arms whole companies befog aarmed j'v Tha sama paper has information that Southern Kentucky will soon weeds end General Pillow will then move to support them It state that la Monro connty Arkanasnear Helene several negroes had been arrested forma attempted insurrection and- on Tuesday lost Area were bang-Aeeording to their plot all tba white melee wen to be munlerad bat the women and ehildreti 'spared i Th Austin (Texas) Gssstte hM bwn fofbrm-cd that scent Uofon Assoefotfoa hM bwn formed la Texas end rays there are a Aw Johnsons Etoridgcs and Hickses ia Texas if i 'Mala Modfoal Asaodation Tho above association held Ita ninth annaal meeting At Meonian HsI1 Augaste(' on Tawdey and Wednesday of too oreraot wwk Although tha attendance was quite amell yet ft was oa of tho most interesting meetings they hsvs ever bed' Th address by Dr' Alexandar was a very able paper It was a resums of th advancement lv medical science from the earliest ages down'to oar own time ehowieg very clearly that ihe profess ioe hw not stood still Ho stated very decidedly th obligations of the community to th profession And urged upon thenf th necessity of doing all in their power to maintain tha physician in hie efforts to keep toe profession op to its lo-gitimat standard- This coaid only accomplished by repudiating every form of ompiridsiB Through tho kindness of Dr Harlow Soper-' Intended of iho Ioee Asylum tho- association accepted an invitation to visit that fostitation and went through the various wards The universal opinion was that th celebrity which the Hospital had acquired under tbs management ot Dr Rm is ia no degree diminished under its' present superintendence TIm following is a list of officers for the ensuing Harlow Vice A Fuller Cherlee Alexander Hill Recording Walker Cor Chsdwkk Sunding Dr 'a -Cole Koox Co Dsns CamberUnd Co Bradbary Penobeeot Co A Libbey Ssgadahoe Co Hill Kennebee Co A Gerceloo Androeroggin Co Smith York C01 Tha remafofog counties were notrapre seated nt tho mwting Delegates to attend Medical Examination at Brunswick College HilL and A Falter The address will ba delirend by Dr Dana of Portland Tho next annaal meeting will held nt Lewiston commencing oa too third Tuesday of June i Portland Jane 20 Davoex of Stahdtho ox thb PlatfOkx As the train on tho Grand Trank Railroad wm approaching the depot at Yarmouth yesterday a soldier of the 5th Regiment to ho was standing on to platform' was precipitsd to the track by tha shock caused fo braking np too can Fortu-nate(y he stnick onuida of the track and was plcked up before receiving any other injuiy than on the hood which strnek tho ground with some fore when he fell Ho wm left at Yarmouth' 4 DMails for Europe by steamship Bohemian ot Quebec will cioso at lb post office Li tbi1! dty at 2 today I r-'- Sv'e i i I 1 Xmportxat from Vfoeonrt 7 Jsrrxxsox Cut Jana 20 The steamer Senihiua from Boonville brings the otflcial eosfiriuetioo of the defeat of tha 8tete forces Monday 1 Tbe official 'Afatemaot of too killed has nol wen received bat tha loss or tha 8tata troops was not over 20 Oar lose wae 2 killed 2 wooeded aed 1 missiog Tba State troops numbered over 2000 end tost 1500 stood id arms considerable amuuitfon stores horses and males -i--- Gov Jscksox is supposed to have gone to Ar- 4 Steamer Maeon was at-Arrow -Bock with Stetef' troops aboard It ia thought they will make another "stand at Lexington nnder CoL Wighimxo j- Ax' Booxxtxllx June 20 Lyoa having peso battery Monday morning ou the river bank while proMeding to Boooeyillo in a steamer turned back and weal 8 toilee below end landed 1700 men foer field pieces leaving 100 men to guard tho Whan within ft miles of Booon villa bo was attacked by State troops 3000 atroog CoL Little who wae concealed is tba thick andeigiowth and rheal fields After a sharp fight to State troope were driven beck and their camp with equipage provisions horses Ac taken i Tba Statu troope retreated throogh' Boonevilla fo disorder They war poorly armed aad badly die ciplioed Tha loss ot to federal troops waa 4 killed aad 9 wonoded 7 Loss ot State trooped killed And 15 or 20 wonnded Tha fadcrala say tharo wars many mote State troops wounded and speak of walking over dead bodice Geo Lyra an 1 Col Blair wen fo tha thickest of tha fight No officers hart CspL Borka had his sword broken bv shot Dr' Charles of 8uta forces killed The federal troope eay only 500 of their force waa engaged Large numbers of 8tate troops am retaroiog nnder tbe terms of Gea Lyon's proclamation On too morning of tho battle Guv Jackson was on hie way to camp rith Capt Kelly' company bnt when the bat-tla began he retreated Kelly's Co embarking on steamer Bacon went op river Jackson and puff left on horseback Reinforcements an ex- acted fo steamer January when ft fo thought yon will proceed weotward A man offend 5500 to any man who wrald shoot CoL He was arrested hot wm nleaaed-by the CoL Little commanding tha But troops lately resigned in tha army 7 FromMaryland Fkxdxbicx Jana 20 In the Leglsletnra to-dey Mr' Gordon onbmlt-ted a resolution declaring the debt now befog io" carred by the general government in proeeeoting the warts unconstitutional and not of binding force upon States which don! coossni thereto end Maryland will not hold itself brand for any portion of iu payment Adopted Mr Brisk submitted a report repealing those sections of tho' coda giving too Governor nay power of disposition of arms of the State end suspending thn enforcement of any bond for tho return ot 8tate arms heretofore tanned to milita ry organisation Adopted The object of this measure la to prevent the Gov from raelaiming arms now fo possession of the secession portion of the State military The taking of too dispoeitira of erme ont of his bends was one feature of too pnblic safety bill whidrwM attempted to bs passed some weeks since j- A resolution by Mr Dennis declaring acts of tbe general government nncoostiiutibtial' And tyrannical end in favor of immediate recognition of the Southern Confederacy was adopted yeas 14 nays 4 Baltixoxx June 20 -The Williamsport correspondent of the American soys that tha last of too Federal troops t'at crossed tho Potomac Sunday were recalled Tuesday Bora after the rebel pickets followed them to tho line of the Potomac Tuesday night they fired across tho river on toe fedenp I pickets It is reported that there ia a rebel camp about two miles back from the river near Felling Waters Nothing definite ia known to ha strength Cadwallader is still et Williamsport with about 6000 men the greater part of division having been ordered to other points- Tbs crossing of toe river ie believed to be a faint to mislead tha enemy as to the mxvements of other columns 1 A large namber of Virginians are enlisting in Col regiment When the federal troops reached the vicinity of Mertituburg VA tbe lending rebels left (Haoabstowx June 20' Capt Cook of Sherneburg arrived here this evening reports that Virginia pickets reappeared at varfoea points along toe Potomae Sixty appeared at Ferry this morning to arrest 1 Union men who had returned At 12 today a company of cavalry appeared The ciiisena crossed the river fo bouts swum or -any other nvaifablcmeane to escape They were fired upon Nineteen were killed and wonnded Yesterday tha people above Harper's Ferry raised a Union tha rebels firing upon ft Cook'r company has gona to Har-to assist each eitisens as woald go to defend the flag Fifteen Condfederate pickets Appeared today at Dam No4- Alvcy a lawper wm arrested here list nigh He is still in custody Kentucky 1 Louisville June 20 The Union majority in too city is 5318 It Is apposed tost toe coanty'-wilt increase it'1500 1 majority fo Fsvetie is 1040 in Franklin 400 Guiler's majority in Bowling Green is 936 Col Blanton Duncart telegraphed to this city from WinchesterL Ve 18th tost toe telegraphie redort of the 13tn that toe volunteers nnder his commend meditate detertion ie abaolntely false They will-leave the ranks only to go to their 'graves From Xansae Lxavxxwobth June 20 Five officers were killed with Capt Halloway it ludepeudeoce and 3 federal troops woandsd 'I 1 Imresl bad V- 'I -i (Far the Argca-1 I Hr Editor I aadoaa Boanantraeta of bi tor received from aa offlerrof tha let JUginaa which wh yoa to pablwh Other baere from dlnntecre are ia the eana tooa tfThay eeene to thiak tba dty doaa not eonoap to the Urjmen Ace than and if what I hear correct each tho caefc It eocna to mo that wa had hatter look oat for then AaBba a Hub better aad speed lese for a ceiebratioa of tho 4tb of Jn-y sdeh a rdebnik wiih eona of itho families of tier rota Steen crying for bread' woald be poor nasie to me Wdald it nol ba well for the Bo lief 'Connitted appofatod thst Soaday erCning to get together aad oca if'eoaMthbg nay not ba done Pleaoo stir them op iI have been intending to writs you over sine I have bean here bat a letter got from my wife thb awning qaiekfued that dwrmlnatiouBow I don't mean to bora yoa aboat that everlasting tebfect of providing lor men families while they arsaway Balmy wife writes ms lab morning that aha baa beea notified that aha can draw no more money from tha city for tha reason I shoald jadga by her letter that she tho wife of aa oflleer And knowing that yoa and I would be likely to think lost about aliu aa to tho policy of catting off tho pay of these fomilioa I would like to have yoa know tho beta I waa (certainly surprised tout even ha small affomamrt Hho city proposed to allow to nay of tba Maiaa Volaauer Mdiiia should ho withdrawn from them after they had sacrificed everything and fearing home aad friends had taken ap arms ia defense of the coontry ia tha boor of her greatest peril and when (ha promise of death warn far morn fair than tha promises of lib to every man who enlisted whether ho waa an offietrot mats If the city had withdrawn tha small afowm to my family before I left I should aot have come but now I am bond reds of miles away from homo la ha arduous and dangerous aorvieead expecting urery moment to be ordered info the heart of the Sneiaiea country Now I don't want my ba-birato gobengry to bed aor my wife to be turned out of doors and I want you aa a apecUl favor to me to sea that they do not Buffer for uaythiog tiU I can receive soma mooey from Goreromcnr now due taw and and it to them There era more-regiments baring hem now for Harper's Farry than are arricing aad wo am expecting fo receive marching orders ovary for it to well known tha poafcderaM troops era concentrating at hlaaauaa Jenciion 27 miles from hem Them is no qaotion bnt at they ham a large force of men at that point aad soma declaim action may soon be expected1 They ham soma of the hart Begin ears aed oflievfa wUhoatdoabg tba coaatry emr pmdaead Gea La wee at one lime considered the only fit sac-oesaor to One Scott Braorcgerd fa a man an- Saaei ion ably of great abiliry aad Davie bimeelf au of ao mean pretensioaa and it to thought I fiod by noma of the beet ioformed mea hero that the Bomber of their men aad gnus to greatly underrated by our Govern meat: The quearkv of gnne und ammunition recently seised at Norfolk was immense sod they ham been diatrihnted nil over the South It looks to me a good deal aa fboagh the hep had been let elans until the old man to going to ham a harder time than he to bargaining for to beat him iu and font soma of oar friends who Ael so much eon lid once in oarsoneeaa will find that Jordan is mkard road to Iraost before the Stars and Stripes float oa every mast-head and land' marie thronghout the length and breadth of 34 States Par Regiment is in good health considering the aad if called apoa will gim a good aecoant of ihemielrea I know- alihoagh they art called hem tho first Mean Regiment on sc const of the miserable nniforms which were pro video from Boston making ns appear like tha rag-Ug and bob tail of all down East I shoald like to hear from the matter and let me know how tty family are getting afong" ') Thb ExcDioiiA ScoosaTiox-We yesterday made reference to tba excursion trip to Frioee Edward Island advertised by tha (later natioael 8icamahip Co- as affording tha prospect of a most agreeable and iniereating tonir for health and pkunre It has occnrred to oa' that It may alto he made a very nsefal journey to oar baiinctjB men' Wo know most of na very little practically of tha provinces to the east of ua little Of their people their trade aad their great natariti retoarcea It ia important that oar bast bom man ahonld bo wall acqaaiatad with )hem In all the important to tho trad of oor city This exenraion will afford an exeel-lent opportunity io see and learn 1 something of this interoating coontry and wa hops it wDI bo improved This 'company wa am gratified to learn has completed arrangements for ibrongh tickets over tha A A railway to JBhediae ntid from Sbediac: by steamers to the port of Prince Edwards Iaiand Pictoa Richibncto Mi-rimechf Bqy do Chebtir Gsape and through to Quebec so that parties on a toarof pleaanre may isam Boston by ateameror railroad for Portland Eastport and St John abd from thence oyer tha railroad to Sbedhtc taking ateemera there for Mirimschi Bsy Chaiear and Quebec and re turn over tha Grand Trank railway to Portland and Boston Thia woald ha a grand pisaaaro trip It ia also a new opening: for bnainesr aa throngk arrangements am made for freight itnd we Irnst era long to sen a largo undo developed in this direction jAt present the trade of tha praylncM goes largely to Boston It might now bo Jnst na wall secured to Portland Let it ba dona '-v-- i T- Lidt'i The Jaly namber of Godey'a Book ia out commencing tha 63d vol amt It ia emheHisked with a doable extentiou fashion plat which la worth lanch mora than tba 'coat of tha namber Thera ia tho asnnl quantity of embellishments among which ia tha "Fiahcrmank Family" reading matter is always the ceie Is axctllanL Hell I Davis No 53 Exchange street and A Jobn-V son Bo 398 Congresa street have it w''1 Don't forget the- "Moonlight Exenraion" this evening ron tba stexmer Sceor If it ie aa pleasnnt to-night as ft waa last night' more agreeable excursion cannot 'bo bad The Pori tend Bend will furnish soma of their splendid V-i 1 mntie CxKPIT TO THB YoUMO faOKI Da th morning of the 1 departure the 4th Begh meat froin this city tha soldiers were furnished with a bokntifnl supply of freak bread and bat' ter doaghnata Ac which proved very acceptable aad refreahiBg 'Tha main credit of tbw belongs to the young adles-of tho nigh 8c bool' who after the arrival of the soldier oa tho pro--vioua arternooo got -up a subscription acd ployed 8inarns to furnish the donghnuts and their own fair hands made tho sweet fresh bread! 1 Wa beard many of tba soldiers expressing their gratification for those kind attentions These young lad tea will notsoon be forgotten by the troops of tho 4th Regiment XTxu Baio JoexFH This vessel which waa recently captured by Privsteer belonged to Rockleed end was built in 1845' She was own' by Messrs-8 Hatch- J- Cables' ReuheiuSrorer gad Joseph Ingraham wais about 70 tons burden And commanded by Capt Myers -This is the third Rockland vessel which been taken VThe lost nod velu As given by rthe'Democrat stands as follows-! A Farwcll (ship) -i-'' 340000 312000 34 000 Oceata Eagle (barque) 'Joseph1 (brig)-7' J--7 W-Martio 1st' Lient City Grey haa been too Meipiaet of a splendid service sword from Mayor Thelmas splendid Bbioht It depart- Official Ia oar pobfie menu toera are maay clerks who know' uofoiag aboat their ditics Thao a Psensylvsnia ehal dealer went the other day to toe office Weshingioafor iho purpose of obtaining a contract to sopply tho navy jrith roal Hs found a yoang gentlemaa who aid not know tho dffameo betwren -Anthracite and Csaanl and' oh being asked what kind of coal was ased the navy very pom pons I answered that "the Department always -hays coal whiefai will generata Advertiser' 'l Thera appear to be good meay specimens ox par wlto toe above ta every braoch of togpah-Ue sefrice uadtr tba nr order of tofogs i JSS feternts t-V r-S'1-1? s-V rUDATt AU i 1M1 4 v-t Experience as a Teacher Tbo Khoolrf iirinei b' Mid a Wn hir bat that certain cIm ofpcraotis (fooli) gi laniiMMka It tree kovtnr that SknfiMlNnMijttiiilbf nptrinMy bo-cnaso liwjcia'cM Ihi kiwMii ii do other nj bl Ml who undertook to neqnira the art offawfamtag by iwlij apoa a table nod im- dating lie bmmmh of a frag ta basin or water before bn did aot aceoaplkb bia object a coaudarpble Hi entpt-water soften did aot ava3 kii wkea be afterward pot ea occidental flange foto the deep aad the poor Allow drown ad Tbo rectal aafertaoaio exploit rat Big Bethel aad Tirana Vn woald eeem to fadicata that aor troops ttkoi aad nea bad moetof Ureas learaedodliMry affaire very much after (ba Baaaer Of to ewiaoMr aad with iimilar result wbea they attenpted to yet their neqniro-neeu tat practice Tba aad ezperieaea of thoea two eaeaaaten will iaaea a wholeeone deaHy bougbtit if it be bat heeded Who-doable if the espeditloa at-Bethel had beea ander command of LfesL Gretle who in a eabdrdiaata position ra bravely foaght aad Ail fa that eofortanata engagement iortead of be'' tag eatraeted to aa ioexpericueod man that the' resell woald hare beea rarely differeai I Bo one On Lyon at BooariHe Uo bae'aiaee shown bow a nan trained to war (war ia a trade aoJ be a fool who aeaaiaaa id know all aboat It with i oat practical training) doc sack thing V'V- Gea- Bierce a politician a partisaa reward' ad with a eoanbaioa for partisaa ser-'vice ao CoLBendlx who made the inhn-naa blander 'ltiig apod bb owa frieadi ao 1 Gea Sdrenck wbo recoianoiiercd ep to Yiea 'na by railroad train with a cow catcher for ad-eaaee aeoau Ijera wo aot had caoagb of iho firaita of thb kted of work Iet it pa and bra atea will be ntretlmely and anarailingiy aa wae UuL Grab la while the Gea Pierct a who "retire to tbe rear aa aoaa he daa er eeeaM will he left to diag'race tbe eoentry la the coward' list Bo wondar that Gn 8cou threateaa la reeigd if inch policy to be Lobtad la I -v '1 teU' Bat while tbore leenwd ia the art of war and '4ied by practical mrwhti eboald be aebeted to connaed ao Area iberea ba obuiardii aianddabb that the rack aad dlq be eonpdeed alaml entfrciy of Incxpeteaced naa 7e bare reieraa naterial or lroopai They neat war by actaal conflict We piiy the men hero to gain this knowledge ander aneb as that at Bethel and Yieana It bad anoegh to go iaid battlo nndortbo direction of oOecra who know what they era about and will allow no aacbn or wanton aecriflce of life Let tho natboi'ltka hear thb ia mind Let tha people demand that taeh Wandering stupidity mom They mart do thb or the army will bn demoralised aad tho coentry dbgraeed Fighting not riding a aiggar hobby horst the greatut ndapu at tha fatter win ha on nd least Bt for the former The TImee (repeblicad la- eommeat' lag oa the affair at Beihel'(ihat at ybaaa has aioca occarrad wall "Oar sold iera aad tho' edantry are learning tha niur folly and crime of giving high command to men becaaao they went li because they ten for keceae they have irtfmd political scrricee which mart bo be-coaee they bar been arils ia ealwuag soldien rbcaaa they hare influence barauaal or polit or pcacanbry wuh tho lleada pf Depart manta or for' any pihcr than that of their tmpmrior qmalifkatto for the spec ifle posto etrigned Our troop hare already esperteaepd oaaheary diaeaicr aad the coaatry hae aqsialoed a eerioee dioorace from ibe Incom 1 pcieoce'of a Brigadier Generali floe many timee this will have to bo repeated: before tha aril A remedied It is diflirall to lay One fhiog very clear cab toad more powerfally to protract this war-to make -paasrvo bloody and fmitlraa of all malts hat carnage and disgrace the jhe appointment of incompeient men to poets of hlgh command" 11" V- i- ArroinsiiMir rna Rmcui Aimi Ebvoa new BegfoentS have' beea organised and added to the military MUblishmeot of the Uoito cd Siatca ia conformslory with the President's proclamation of May 3 In tba list of appoint menu wo And iba followlog from Blaine Tho Agora dasigaatas tho rank' of the him V- Eraamua Key Uth Kegf moat lafamry 1 feiaphen Carpanur 19th ltegiment Jnfaniry -V (lit) George Norton Wih Rcglnlaatry (4 WA WaMt J8tb Rag II Gilmai 1 9aK Iteg do Ho (63) Jeremiah (108) Fraocia IcsMidm I9ib Bag do Irt JUnftMiii-() Adalbert AmeAib Beg Artillery (23) Henry C- Wood llth Reg la faairy (1091 ilorare Jewetll 13th Reg Hoi (ll) WtO IT Goodwin fl Beg do (185) Beth (rpeator 17th Bagto Mr Faandaa appointed Captain of thr lSih Regiment a non of Senator Fraeende thb ty and the only one that wa ncogaiaa Ha ap pofatad from thb ViciBiiy -y Abbiai Tha experiment of aerial telegraphing a decided Prafneor Lowe whojwo years aiace made aa aceasbi( oa'tliaAihof Jaly in thb city eacead al from Washingtov on Taesday chiefly for the parpoeo of leaiiog lho practibability of maiouin log a magnetic circuit la a balloon A circit 1 wa cstahlwhed'by looping one of tba wiircs bo- twaen Alexandria and the War Department with helix wires several bnndred feet in length wound npoo a reel at tha epet from which ibtv bacenl waa made Aa aiceiu of AOO or 600 feet was made and the telegraphifc arrangement worked rjiarmiogly Whan at Vm almost olavation Profsaaor Lowe sent (ha folio wing dupstch (ha Prcaidant I Balloow ExTxxrniaa Juno 9 1861 To tha Prva ideal of the' Gniiad8inias- From this point of observation the city with iu girdle of encampments presents a anperb aceoa I have pbaaare ia eabding yea tha flrat despatch ever telegraphed bob' aa aerial atatioa and ia acknowledging bidebiodanaa to yoar aaraarngm- menl for lb npportaaity of demonatrstiog the availibility of the setaore of aaroonatics ia tha military aarrica of -tha ronniry '-I- SQLowa 1 's' ibcoxp Aacxxaiox i Kaw TouJjaiw 19 A Washington da epairh Uh Lowe a balloon 1 aacta son to-day fro tho groaada of the ProsidentV hoaaa and hd la good vbw or Fairfax and Vienna It A an leratood that bo will bo ordrrnd to Arlingioa 1 eights to make balloon observation for war pa i Wushfogtou correspondent of tW Jfw York Tribooc sums with positirsness font I raesnt convfnation Geo Scott raid not only that the evsjcuatioD of Harper's Faery was In perfect eoolormity' with kin plans end expect-' -'tioBf hot that apt king which the febela have 'done hee iaterferrad ie the slightest with hisN grand plan of tba esmpsigo or with tho several stepe whkbe has propo fo uke This' is jnit what we hove coasuntly iasisted-was toe leet The idea that Gen Scott doee aot ander Mnad what ho is aboxt and has hot contempts-' ted all tho possible aod probable roetingencies of the campalgq bad has tobo instructed iu these' matten by letter writers for newspapers is simp-' if -well enough for lovers of gossip pefoApe hit entitled to aa fotteBtiou from esasibto people ed 1 1 has Po 1 -iu who la Navy KASZSP BT XVXBXBO SCAXtu 'lATES SEWS FROS EUROPE df-i 5 ARRIVAL QF THE AFRICA "'a Bxw Toxx Jnnn 207 v-' Steamship -AFries from Liverpool 8th aad Qaecnstowa tib arrived at 730 this boa bringa X65000 ia apeda -'o vTha stoaaship VEuropa arrived at IJvcrpooi OB the 9th iv-- 'i 4-' Syrian qaestiou haa beea aeUled 8yria is to ha govaroed by a Christian goverpor with two anb-govarnors a Draaa ond Msronita The Tarkish iroopa will occupy tha main roads Ia tha Homo of Lords after some opposition tha Govern meat financial mam passed a second reading -t Ia tba Hoaaa of Commons Ird John Rns- anil la reply to aa inquiry whether tho fnterdio-tioa of privateers etc from bringing prikes info British pons was according to farmer practice aeid tho Qaeen's ndvoenue opinioa was favorable to tha right of interdiction which tba law of nations gave every power and hence isaaad tha prohibition Mr Gregory was appealed to to postpone his motion in referencs to tho prompt recognition of tha Southern Confederacy Ho said his only motive waa to make a fair statement of tho Sontbern side of the qaeatiou that of tho North ora Biotas befog already before the pnbifo Al tha wish of tho House however he asaentadnd tba oration was postponed sum dis 4 It is reported that tha Government orders lor 278000 muskets hsvs reaiehed Ersnk-fort Tho Southern Commissioners art also expected ia Germany for a eimifor object Coant Csvoar'a death ia almost aniveraally daplorcd The lands were depressed at London Paris and elsewhere ta cornequence Tbe Bonne closed at 67b 60c exdivideod Tbe obsequies on the 7ih were coadacttd with almost loyal pomp-- Tha great bodies of State and the whole popnietion of Turin participated Parliament amounted for three dnyn The King en trusted tha new ministry to Baron Sicssoli but the latter wm unwelL Garibaldi to also reported to ho aerioBely ill at Caprera Tha Pope i Jikawia indicpcMd iv It to reported that tho Emperor Napoleon has interdicted Prince Napoleon visiting tho United Stateo bat ha will visit Canada Tha collection of taxes ia Hangary by military execution wss being carried out with the great est eeverity7 4 The Alrica passed the Vjgo oa tha fl th 7--- eaasaa of England aad Wales show -the popelarioa 10 be over 20000000 an inerpasa of over tfiOOfiOO ta tea years The popnlatioa of-London to 2800000 The emigratloa from the United Kingdom in teh year to 2260000 Stenmera Kangaixa- Arogo and Psrsna' had arrived out v-" I- tSommprolal The valaa of Cotton on Batur-lar was S000 bslaa iaeludiag -KUO 10 spaeulators aud axportars The market alose dull Tran- Tbaad viece froas little laquirvaad prlasa wuak Tara aim Lirrrpooi Bmdtift Tioar varr dull aad daaJiafdla sisov Tatadayt holder are-pressing aa tba market: extra grata ft a 27a Wbaatvsry dull aad Seeiixed a 4d siaeTiaay6 a9d on I ha west Wastrra im tn 6 IV 6di wbita Its 6d a Us Cora ffrr dill Kid dseliB 1 14 qsitL Park dull and declined 2s a 6 Bena heavy and declined Is 2d Lard has vs Tallow dull littla iaquirv sad rrloes wsak Trnfuao -Ashes aau Tots Ms 9d a 23s Pearls Ms a 86s 6d Kesiu dull st 6s 6d Spirits urpeottu dull at 42s Sugar hcarjrand deciiasd 61 CoSes Qvici Kies stsdv LATEST Auisrietu 8 Tlrts Til Erie Bailrend 20 21) Hanoi Central Railroad art) die- a Consols eloeod at 88) a to tor money aud 9C) a 031 for ascoant Froxa Waalilngton Willi ANSPOBT Jans 20 The cue of foe British schooner Tropic Wind has been decided by Jadga Dnnhtpl Tha vessel is forfaited for infraction of tho law of tho block ado Tha Coart however still holds nnder future advisement the ultimata question of fact respecting such an alleged relax etion of the strict law of blockade fo favor of British ship xsvrould have allowed the Tropic Wind to load her car go xud cams oat of port after having received information that (ha blockade had been established -'-'v'W 5 Tarlotts Mattara Nnr fouJinSO A Washington despatch to (ha Tribune any that Gen Leon of Kansas- has been appointed a Brigadier GeneraTfo the army- The Goose Creek bridge bn tho Lraebarg turnpike bee been burnt by tha rebels 5 -Col Roscsa Is authorised to 4rsise two regl-mentslo Kenturky A Thrre has been no advance ns yet poshed for-word to occupy Vienne or Fairfax Coart House FortiflcntioDs bowener are befog thrown np on foe hill commanding Fails Church four' miles from House A despatch to tho Times'ssys foot 300 ral troops under Cupt Gardner of the Pennsylvania Irt Regiment bus skirmish 'yesterday evening ut Edward's Ferry with coniidrnfols number of rebels Thk-fignt luted nearly ihrra hoars when tha rebels fled having bad 15 -or 20 killed and 1 wounded Ona private ip CspL Gardner's command was kiUed and 3 or slightly wonnded The fight occurred across the riv Tbs attack was mads by the enemy with' a view of taking possession of the Ferry 'p A despatch to the World -rays Lieut Tomp kins end company have been- on a scoot mid report that the rebels hsvwu marked battery on tho rood leading to Fells Church and Fyfx-Three pickets of the Michigan regiment nr believed to have been picked off by the rebel scou's' Capt Davis of rha 25ih Peon Regiment who served as aid to Gen Cushing in the Mexican war-is -authorised to raise a Regiment for tho war --I A Washington despatch to tha Commercial rays tha steamer Alliance has just returned from a cruise on theiPbtomec Lieut Wygott reports tdet he captured eleven rebel vessels on the river which were endeavoring to supply tbs enemy -with provisions jHa burnt two sunk four abd broaght the remainder hero At noon the picket guards of the two armies were In sight of each other near Fairfax Court floass and -'then- erufodicatious of collision before nightfall The Moras telegraph patent expired to-day i From Missouri St Loci June 20 Two Held pieces' And a namber of mnskete were captured Ira Iowa troope et Hedson on ton Hannibal and St Jophena Railroad yesterdny Twenty-three rebels were also re pie red at Cam ran part of them were released oa parole the bslanct retained for examination Several wagon loads of lend quantity of powder 8 cannon and 70 head of cattle were captured by tha Federal troope at Rolls twenty Srisonera were eleo token CoL Bnlomon'e 6th iegiment and reserve corps left Balia on the I7fo for Springfield jn the 8onthwesi perl of the 8tete Cbl Regiment soon followed The examinstion of Tacker editor of the 8t Louis Journal has been postponed till the 2d of July a From Weatern Virginia CixcixxATt Jana 20 special dispatch to the Commecial from Graftoa aays Tha rebels 4000 orSOUO strong occupy Piedmont 'A gnsrd of fortr Msrj landers from Cumberland under Cpt Rickleywera stationed at too bridge (her with oee piece of artillery As toe rebels they peered toot eto them prafug them dowa like grace aod Continued to do an antii the goaneri were killed Tbe rebels an fitted terribly (Wants conflrmnifon LieaL Chi- Thompson of the rebel snira wss' esptored by scoots near Philippi Col- Kelly ia slowly gsioiog strength end will go to Wheeling this From Now Orleans -Now Uhlkaus Juos lS: (Special Dirpsteh to toe Merchants' (Exchange Tbe sbq Netionxl Afriexps and 8 Parsons all bot(nd for Liverpool have crossed iss week aad proceeded to only veaaela remaining he Albembra bound for Ge ilant boand for Bordeqnx lieved will bo permitted to sAil as aoon as thefa is sufficicot deph ot wster to enablsthem to do so' j-- Tbs accounts respecting the growing cotton are sontewhst conflicting bat generally they are of fwvonble oatera' The ultimate yield however most exhibit A material falling off even as compared with ibetradaced crop of tba present JMf jl ''''v 0 Tha exports to foreign ports last week comprised 4803 hales add as tba lest ship is loaded and off bnsinean mv bo rerardad ns nupeudod until toe receipt of (te newerop' By-We wonld enti the Aueotion of thorc id want of good hoist- at a good bargain fo ton sain of Raal Estate at Aactiou by Henry Bsiley A- Co Alt day 8 o'clock IL I' ia i' 1 to A YrTE li Ci APH I 1 ii BASTBBg rNi ABODI -JL LATX3T THE "WAR rV FROM WAIHINOTON 7 yr'-X Wamixotox jnnn 20 Mora eaurion to cxetcisod than formerly in granting passes to visit ancampmaatt oa tha Virginia side while non are given for gratification or mere cariosity- The 8tatw Depsrtmsat issued 1 tha following notice to-day -v It' is expected hereafter that any passport is-sued by any diplomatic agent accredited to thts Government or by any coosalar aothority whatever cither to person about to proceed beyond tba linen of (ha United States forces orioafor eign eonuiry will ba countersigned bv the Secre-turv of 8tsta (8ignedj WM- SEWARD The Navy Department Jo-day received de-spate hei from Capt Roman' of tba steamer Pawnee ebefoeing tba report of Ideas Chap lio from which ft appears that tha latter ta tha firas cutter assisted by tbs' tsg Reiisnce has I profitably cruising opposite and in tha neighborhood of Aqafo Cnek on -the Maryland side where be seised a fop amount of contraband pro vis ions consigned to tho aeceaeionieta iu tha rebel army They were placed id a wood schooner aad towed to the Washington Navy Yard -v Lieat Chaplin raeonnoitred over points whara ho and hta small partv drove in soma of tha rebel monoted pickets When retaroiog mukets were fired at them' and tha compliment wss acknowledged by minister from the RaUsnco Lt Chaplin captured nioe boats which hsvs evidently beea used for the transpottslcn of traitors over tha Potomac They are being destroyed by firs'--l--v'" Tho steamer Miiont Ysraon has returned from Pomnnky Creek Md when she siaed a loop which bad been engaged in transporting rebel troops from tbs point to Virginia --Tho crew were taken prisoners aad tha sloop towed to Washington CspL Woods of tb Mount Vernon wuh his guard landed at tba Wbita Ifooto yesterday and scorned tho conntrp for miles in quest of rebel batteries It is reported that there were none discovered Tbe Twelffo and other Baglnnto quartered ibis side of ton Potomac bava bean ander orders all this afternooa and to night to march to Virginia at a moment's warning Tbe Fourievnih Regiment arrived today ard went Into camp near Meriden Hill jnst bevond tbs city bonndery Tha Fourth' Maine Regiment arrived lo-night James Cameron was this afternoon elected Colonel 6f the Seven'y ninth Highlanders Tha worka this aids of Chela Bridgo an now eompleted and fmpragnabla Benj Hntchine a reporterwas commUsfon-ad First Lfeuteasnt of tho Third Regiment of Cavalry'- Gen Wulbridge vu to-day authorised by tba Government to notify Governor Andrew 'of Massachusetts that ten additional regiments will be called tor from that 8tate which is to folly cqaiptoeut for servicoi 4- The apprehension that hostilities will shortly commence on tbo Virginia shore has ita foooda-t'ou In tha fact that toe outposts of toe opposing Armies arc being strengthened and extended in view of this It is supposed that rollision of tho ootpoMs woold bring on an extensiva engagement heocetbo continued anxiety for intelligence irom foat quarter -1- f- Varlotu Itcma Nxw Yoke June 20 A Washington dispatch to too Poetstataa that a caatiemau from Arlington any a Baanregard to advancing upon thn Potomac ard everything looks like hot work before tomorrow night reign of terror prevails fo thn lower pert of Princs William county Tho Federal troops are advancing neon Fair fax Conrt Hooseand a fight is expected tonight' Tho 8fo New York Regiment with a bauery of flying artillery forms toe advance guard The CoDnecticut troops arc at or near Vienna Our fores io that neighborhood numbers 5000 exclusive of tha reinforcements seat today and are sufficient to maintain tbair position against any attack Telegraph wires connect with bead quarters hero Tha regulars from Chambersburg arrived hero last night and Jiavs crossed too Potomae -The Government has sent 12000 improved mnskets to Gov Cnrtin of Pennsylvania and 4b00 to Gov Kirkwood of Iowa The Poet says Lord Lyona yesterday presented to too President dispaichies from bis government conveying strong assurances of its desire to preserve friendly -relations with this conn try and avoid Bli interference with our domestic effairs Lyons also stated that bis government woald not admit any prises taken by Southern privu-leers into Britirh poitsj The RhOile Islanders left this afternoon for Washington via Hsrrif burg 'Tha British barque Edward was bound from Liverpool for Sevnnuah bnt was ordered off by the Minnesota i- Tic Poet to informed by cilisen from Mary-land residing near Piedmont that the scene of conflict most have been At New Crack Bridge 9 miles from Piedmont Bridge which fond been guarded for foome weeks iy 40 or 5Qcitisans of Comberlend nnder Cept Risley (not Rickie v) clerk of Alleghany eouary 'The bridge ie well situhtrd for defanw nnd Ona of toe little bend of gsllant men alain io defandiog it said A few dya think wc can defend it facctqsfaily against a' thonutnd menV at any rate we are willing to try" i The cannon used was a Itmali 4-pounder loaded with rail ponclting abtfat tbe sisa of a ballet which mast have proved Very dastrnciire to too enemy- 4 From Virginia Alkxaxdbia Jana 20 A state of' uneasiness existed here the tntiro day arising from a variefy of contradictoiy re-porte of skirmishes ot the Loudon acd Hampshire road bat the mott searching inquiry seems to produce no other facts' than tha appearance of rebel in the vicinity of Cloud's Milfs and foe eeptnre of -two uoo-coti missioned officers of (ha Connecticut 1st wh Is on -picket dutypeven miles from Camp dear Falls Church A train arriving at 6 30 this 51 brings no rumors of war representing all quiet although appearances lead to apprehension of offensive movements of rebels by recently renewed migra-tion of residents and msny confidently predict -that Beenrrgerd will bo here at an early day The active movementi of Federal troops how-' ever reassure Union men All persons were prevented Tenving the city in the early part of the day but the order was sab sequently rescinded -I- Western Virginia i Whkclixo Jane 20 Io the (Jonvention the morning seesion wsf occupied by signing the Declaration It wne an impressive scene The roll was called by counties-: Each member came forward to the Secretary's desk aed signed the psrrbment In the efternnoe A Pierpont was nnani mously elected Governor Daniel Paisley Lieutenant Governor Meters Lamb Paxtio Vsn Winkle Harrison and Lnur form the Gairernor Council -r-i The election of Attorney General ie postponed until 8ntardey -t Got' Pierpont wag Inangnrated thin afternoon in addition Ip toe osenl onto one of eiringert opposition to urorpers at Richmond He then delivered an address to toe Convention nffiing' vigorons prosecitioo of the work ol redeeming toe8ute from tho hande of rebels A message from Governor Pierpont recom mending a- strong military orgnniseiioa sag parted in a day of two Tonight the city If -ih blase of excitement Fireworks belle ringing cannon firing de No ralfeble deteile ae yet eoocernitig ton barbing of the bridge near Piedmont have hi ao received It ie not thought hera that tfaerabels have gathered fo any namber Geo IcCIrMsn todsv reann th eommsnd perao of Weetern Vngiaia forces He ex pact to hsvs 1500ft men in the field before Set-'aidsy alghl yy- ve-f l- "'1 v': Zlllnolsw v- Chicago Jane 20 A special dispatch from Cairo today says "Wo exfoect ao attack soon from Pillow at the hem! of an army" variously estimated at from 0000 to 30000 meb Something will happen here before long of which superior offioers eeem be well aware There is a rnmor of A large' fore of Ohio troops nod several gunboats coming down the Ohio Rivsr to join es" '4' -Tho 2d Wueontio Rsgimeqt arrived' this morning and left tonight for too 1 Eist The 1st Mtonraou Regiment is ordered East From Iowa Bckusotox Juno 20 Tho3fi Regiment ie ordered to hold itself fo veefltam-to metth into Mietoari i i i pm 7 NOT I CM TO MARI3QUU jXfoterewa sfmooAof Xwmmms fbrmetloa bss barn received et -Depart eat of Slats that lfolfehUp fo to mouth or Surinam river is to ftrentpraatea oa tbo Iret isf iwil iwiJL'fo follows: Io pises of betas auchMd baove-itber beiao three) M-Is to seeoad ia eixtoca tart aiiii law lids rjfe uw oraas ffo bearing soatli 46 dag Tbs barat bath eoatb 81 deg hL Tbs oater bsoy rath idn! 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BECEiPTS By Rwllrowd ebooks OS Ada wood 4 ewes shoes 2 bis mineral water S) bxs eggs: 1 os clot bing Osks rsi bags potatoes apniss 78 ft lumber IS pin 1 860 bush peas Searepll 1 ear and' 128 bags oats: 104 bis flunr- Ainteoauoaonr A Kinnxo-June pkgi upples 1 eae sboes: 106 kgs domrsties' 10 tre bags All bis end kegs 11 cairn 9 bags feat her 49 sacks Matoes 6 ealti valors 2 bdla scythes 11 bones eggs pkgs poultry 12 bdla paper 13 bag wool 2 boxes meats 8 casss woolens: 368 sides lesther i Kxxxxxxo A PoxTLAXo-rJnne bxs sum 48 bale di mestics 8 cases flannels: lb7 doors 84 bole blinds 26 bxs egg' 7 esses woolcus 27 eases boots 4 eases slothing 10 bag pots tow 89 bdla paper 1 ear eblnglte aud hoops 6 cure oil carpets 1 ear fornlture 1 bl beaus 17 pkgs sundries Yonx A June 20-64 hard wood piles 1060 It lumbar 4 bxs eggs 260 prs beading lot of old iron and rags lot of box lumber 16 coms woolens 10 1)1 and sundries By S'iewmer s' c- from June 8 pkgs crockery and glass wars 4 chests tern Ope marble 14 6kg furniture to pkgs liquors It pkgs dry good I bdls and bare iron 6 -owls cordage 6 pkgs bard wars 26 bxa glass A) bags 'flee 10 ols poik 7 pkgs st set 4 bxs ebeesr 22 biota 9 bis yegetablas 10 bxj tin: 46 pkgs iron fenee: '466 pests aud pickets 6 bdla bother 2 buggj 28 bdls chair stock 14 bags wool 168 bags wbvat 8 btlm mat trams 6 bxs baeoo 25 bxs spice -1 base Eastern express eo 866 pkgs tor Csnsds215doteordcr fsrsiss aai Osmsilie luswwrtes Caxbvxso 1 Bab Gaorgle Drvricg 430 bbds 84 tes to Georg Bllunt 10 hbfl do 1 do sugar Dfodfifs Picto Brig Eadorus-SOO tons coal to Janfos Fanner Hiixmoxo KB Bob Ellen-20C tons coal to Kor-oseur Oil Co WBJ Beb 40000 f-ct boards 8000 laths leg Millar XABBISD bi city 20th iurt by Bev Mr Btrbbius Mr Georgs Cgmpbsll to Miss Anus UiJI both of DOIiGO this elty 9Mb Inst by Bev ofliortlandM toMfea Llsafe A KsbL both JnWe1 brook 8th test by Kev: A Bylrwtsr frjBlrW Mrs Martba A Pmtridgu both In banie FallivUth fort tre rare Esq xL W'sfeptooro 4(b Inst Her Hrury If Vein of lx Brown vtlle 29th nit Mr Crocker to Miss C- Aususln Works otU -In Bangor IStb Inst Mr Charles Doe to Mlm Damsrias 8 Dean b'h of afflrayttSip sstat u'aaagT-VAjy r- map A Mutt 14th irt ZMlads -'Uturr gbta I mi 17 diy MIo Farter 14th lust Almenfe A wlfo of Aerm Mssou Esq aged 29 yean 10 mouths II days In Belfort 16th lust ltsebel widow or tbe late ZaMhsu 1'utcr Esq aged 78 In Bangor lflth Inst Airs Mary Dennison aged 71 year In Tremont 81st nit Ur William Mitchell aged 29 years I Deer Isle 1st Inst gusenR'- with of Beehmla 8 Wood sad daughter ofgameel end Abagnll bit-mere sued 82 years 6 ntontbs 21 days In Lowell Min 13th inrt Fteness wife of Al-dn Bottriek and daughter of the bus Isom Sow yur Eeq ot Uallowell aged 80 1 gA88HBlll la the Georgia Deerlng from Cardeass William Harsdeid and ilurty KIFZATOBB ALUAXAO High water I 8UX 1 MOON JUNE -tv 21 Fkidat more HO 23 I rim 10481418 7 461 ft IM ARCJUS MARINE LIST PORT OF PORTLAND THtrSbDArJuxxto "ArrlvMl'- Brig Eedoras Haskell Ptetoo oral I Brig Orieou Adams Turk Philadelphia 1 Bek Georgia Doerteg Piakbam CardsoM 6th last Bob Loots Ton Pictoa eoal Br Mb Julia Anderson Fred srtek tea Inmbnr Bek Paragon Hatch Perth Amboy 1 oxt I' I- 3 1 Jt I li I- 1 Contraction Haxtfoxd Jan 20 Col Regiment which was intended for too tegular 8 service hove today been reorganised and enlisted lor tho war Thn 8tate will et once fill op and equip thn Rezimrni to be ready for netiva service Hon 8 Ferry has accepted the Colonelship of tho Regiment which is tho 5th volunteer Regiment from Connecticut 8eoond New Hampshire Begimont Boa TOO June 20 The Second New Hampshire Regiment Col Gilman blarston arrived Iron Portsmouth short 1 ly alter noon to-day Tbe regiment left at 530 by special train end steamboat via Fall Rivar for New York Tho regiment numbers ono thousand and fifty men including a bxtulion of rifles It js understood the President Iim called for four additional regiments from Mawnchaeotts making tea in all New York Mnrkeu Tnsa Jane 20 Flour deelleieg sales 10A16 bbls Snuerflaa State 48ft 1 4 60: extra do 4 70 a 4 81) Ohio rraud hoop 5 80 a 6 85 Western extra 4 6ft 610 sake I AO bbls: mixed good 6 70 a 6 it: extra 25 a 9 60 Canada dull sale 000 bbls: extra 4 70 a 7 60 Wheat 1 ar deelinetf 2 4e sales 186000 bushels: Chtevgo spring to a 100 Jtllwankse etebM 1 6: Krd Winter Western 120 1 2a white 180 1 1 401 Corn Arm mice 73 Otohnsbela: Western white 60 51 1 Southern yellow 62 1 Besf nnebBDgoi Fork heavy sslea 776 bblg: Prime 10 25 Lard heavy: sales tOnbhla at a Whisk easier mire 800 bbls at 16) Kica steady: valor 150 to Sagan steady lea 100 hhd Uwworado at 4) a 6) Coflsv Arm Mies 000 bag Kio at 11) a 14 29U bags Maraeaibo a) 14 a 14) Mofertss usetisngrd i Spirits rurpentiua flm at 7A Kosiu buoyant sal HO bbls at 2 81 a 2 87): 1100 do strained and low Kok 2 at 2 37) Freights to UverpAol dselialugt Cotton nominal! Flour Isa Is 6d Grain V) n7d (Per Evening Moil) I From Maryland r' Baltixoxx June 19 Special despatch to the New Ynrk Herald Gen-Cadwallader haa arrived at Martiosburg with ompoeta to Winchester I Col Smith of the I3th New York Rngimcnt eixed some ol the Confederate Statu envelopes which boy was vending and tor them Tha byetnndera interfered and eautioned 8mito not to repeat th act Coli Smith soon after' ward seized lot of Jiff Davis Iik'eueMee from store nod destroyed them declaring if be sold soy more ha woald hnva him token to Fort McHenry Tbo bystanders interfered and to excitement wm growing intense when to Colon! retired Menton! Kan mM would hero arrested him if hn had been present -X Vv 'v- Locisnttx June 20 Thi Bollctli of ibt 9ih idboiidcii aemi-offictally that nd mot 12 month volueuera will bo received and troope most onlist for too wor It koras that 00 moskats skipped by ton -V 'V 1 7 I j' I i If' i I v-4 '-v' T': r- t'yy S''V i'-'Vj'v -ii 4" '4 v'vj 'V -i -r' 1 T-V" -1- i A'V I "5 L- 6 1 -I i 1 iv -fr ij- i tr 1 'H 1 1 1 v' 4- 'V--- 1 VV- 'i W' ii 4- -v I' i-.