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The Daily Dispatch: June 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
t six o'clock on Sunday evening, has reached Washington. Her crew report everything at the place on the qui vive from an anticipated move by Gen. Butler in person upon the Secession batteries. It could not be ascertained when the blow would be struck, but it was thought that Great Bethel was the point on which the troops would first move. The sloop-of-war Jamestown is at Old Point, and the Anacosta lies under the Rip Raps. The Pocahontas lies off Alexandria, and the Pawnee guards Maryland Point.--The Propeller Reliance has the launch of the Pawnee in tow, exploring the creeks and inlets along the shores. On Sunday the body of Sergeant Goodfellow, of New York, who was killed at Great Bethel, was taken on board the Alabama to be carried home. The propeller Diamond State, Capt. Jones, reports having met and spoken the propeller Josephine, down the river, the latter having been fired into with muskets at Matthias' Point, opposite Port Tobacco. She returned the compliment