Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-25

rrbare ia oreat excitement here. The southern ers are ovrioyed at the efforts of ther frends' to quiet their delirum of joy It Is saio that d coh- siderable military force will be required to keep them down. Likenesscs of Beauregard are selilng in the streets. heavy rain prevents a congfeSa- ton of the people. The defeat ot the tederaists IS at,ributed to the inactivity of Patterson who re- ce;yed 2 dozen orders officially to engage Gen. Johnston at any odds. Thirty arrests have been made here for attempts to incte revolt. The N. V Herald's special dispatch says: the retreat was nothing more nor lest than stampede. The de- feat is attributed in great measure 10 fattefsohs tardiness Gov. Sprague's bravery brought some decree of order cut of the chaos. Gen. McDoW- ell Gisplayed great bravery, but 1t was eMte una vaing to arrest the panic The N. !. 'lst, if'h' 27t and the Maine regiments were moved do"n like grass The list of killed and wounded en- braces large number of officers. Col. Corcoran is thought to be dead.
 JEFFERSON Cry, July 23rd.-The convention has organized with sixty-one members present. Gen Wilson was elected president.
 X Y YORK, July 23.-The steamship North America has arrived at Farther Point, c. E., en route to Quebec with Liverpool dates to the oth inst.
 LIVERPOOL, July s-The steamship Jura and City of Baltimore have arrived out. Cotton mar ket-sales of the past three days, 37 ,O0 bales Speculators and exporters taking l2,O0o. The market closed firm. Fully at previous rates.-- Manchester market slightly higher. Breadstuffs at Liverpool quiet and steady. Provisions steady General news unimportant.
 MEMPHIS, July 9.
 Private dispatches received to-day say the fede- ralists had l25 900 and confederates 75,O00 in the battle Ten to twelve thousand federasts killed, thirty thousand wounded--large number taken pri- sioners--immense quantity of provisions, arms, knapsacks and other articles captured with all their batteries and field pieces. Confederate loss not given, but supposed to reach four thousand killed and ten thousand wounded. Southern army now extend to Fairfax court house. No indication of an advance on Washington.
 INDEPENDENCE, Mo, July 23.-Santa Fe date to the 7th Granville Grey is candidate for the Con- federate Congress in the Messilla Valley.
 JEFFERSON CIrY, July 23.-Wright made vio- lent southern speech in the State Convention, de- nouncing the administration as revolutionary and aesp0tic-also denounced the Union leaders at St. Louis and the State Convention appointed to re- port on the distracted condition of the State.
 WASHINGTON, July 23.--The secretary of war telegraphed 9 reply to the New York Union De- fense Committee: Cheer our friends to active ex- ertions, that we may speedily retrieve misfor- tunes Weare making most vigorous efforts to concentrate large and irresistible army at this point. Remains now arriving. Works on the south bank of the Potomac are being well manned. The capital is safe Signed, SIMON CAMERoN.''
 Virginia cavalry occupied Centreville last night, extending scouts to Fairfax court house. No signs of an advance.
 NEW YORK, July 23.--Private dispatch says 475 of the Fist regiment are missing. Arabia arrived at Halifax with ll7,000 lbs. of specie.
 WASHINGTON, July 24-President Lincoln and she secretary of war, are vigorously at work or ganizing powerful army. Over six thousand men were accepted during the last six hours--immense endorsements are being procured daily.
 ST. Lotus, July 24-Large bodies of Missou- rians are marching from southeast Missouri on Pilot Knob, the southern terminus of the Iron Mountain railroad. The federals are stationed at Pilot Knob, and call for immediate reinforce ments there has beenissued. Four men have been shot at Danville, Mo-, by the federas for hanging Col. Sharp and Col Jayer.
 Segcl is at Springfield with 5000 men, organ izng three years service men. McCvlloch is at Camp Walker Ark, with 5000 we'll armed men. Jackson is near him with 10000.
 WASHINGTON, July 24-Dr. Bell has been ar rested for uttering treasanable sentiments, and was saved from the mob only by the intervention of of fcers. Tyler says he knows nothing about south erners throwing up entrenchments at Centreville.
 Lincoln and Seward visited the Virginia side of the river, and complimented the 69th regiment and urged them to re enlist. They said they would if the President desired it, Lincoln replied he hoped the whole regiment would re-enlist, and gave a complimentary letter to the regiment. Breckn- ridge visited the Confederate prisoners and offered them his sympathies. It is reported that Gen. Lee has gone to LyncEburg to intercept Mcclellan.