The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-12
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
LATEST NEWS.
FE D ERAL
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE Bat
TIE NEAR CARTHAGE.
The Federal Troops Defeated Oh Three Seve-
raj Occasions.

e,s"t hiieu ana iorty-nVe wounded ana missing
W.. Tehte, "n" mo was captured, reports the COME
craze loss at ZoO, out the sevrrest hght TOOK plat
subsequent 10 ms capture. Col; Siegel Tell back
Mou"I vernon, wnere ne cou'u De supported
Ie'h'oFceiheh's. tie TOOK a. prisoners. Inc a
So"ntS characterlzs tAe analr as victory L
r, N W, e.,,..;
~. h"''s, '"'s " tue '"i'""inS are Tue iu
esn": :'HtS !" rr'a'ion ~, 20 'he recent ehSagemso
IA MlS''u't' Inc accounts are very contradit
''TY.
Ea" m"1s"J o"Hi o"y " are ihuto'eu 70 u
NanSlS 1""-h"' l3t copy o, me f"rt scout Deni
t 'i ,'f ~ ~ c'n,"'ns 'ne account OF patt
cen the "i'ssou,i state troops under Hovernt
Jackson ana Ten Rams, numbering by their o."
account from ten 10 thirteen thousand, and Unite
states '9rees under Col. Siege, numbering httee
i % III al - %,
uo ,u,"' NAN. ni"ns s"Ns: 0n "eunefuaE' ou 'ns'ah
tue otate troops lett RupeS' Phlht ana move
SCUM !" murray :, SIX miles; FRIDAY morning at
tho e''Gk, ,ney ofnke up camp ara marched south
III, VI. @ ee'i"u o' "a 'th"Ee, t"e couo'y-sea' Z
ofC,i e,"uLy' at D''er rprAs sven nil'es mort
i !, 'Se; 'hSt were ,heI " Noiohe oieReI VIII
ia,,, huhu' gu men, VINO iDhediate'y gave theI
Tr -,
~ % "nset 'esu'leu III 'te state troops pen
Snhi's uislauce anu 'he niheers oroere
,Ne eI"''e gave way, nuI the ofqer no
ihS ne''i" "h 'nc udnhs' tue advancing UNITED
oops SerY ere IN aa"ger OF Deins SURROUNDED
'nrmSelVes anu 'ell ohcK.
iney ietreateu slowly keeping up the hight, tn
aa.ILte'J ,aaht"R lea'iH haVoc among the enemy
'riy near oeIhg broken, when Dy the timely arriva
Vi l"o hunufta oni"n men rom shoals Creek,t the
..Wss.u wiz put loss o! hVe Killed and two NOR
taiy wounded.
The battle continued, the United States troop
a'.eIna'elF Hghihg ana retreating, until dark
p puen tnes Ie"cpeu Gafthage, haVing crossed BucS
i brancn *ha SPring hiver; On the way the fight
'ns "aS All uohe with Ihe artiiiery-Col. Siege
'"''ns "S sooh as tney SoH them IN position,
""T aNine On tneir ranks as 'he' advanced.
a. q S o.'iereu ooI. iege' "oJect vas t" draw
.ne n'a'e troops on 10 carthage, when with 4ot
~ ieI' AZ t''it p'ace' ana expecting reinforce
t' E, ~ 'on, -'7'S"a anu SaIooAie, ne ""uiu pe Gu
"Vyu NJ ~ ietu'" a'u url,e then oack CT fout them
;fs "e .ss on o"Ihson > sue vas very gnea'; cur
,II ,n'u 'i"I' ne eouH'eu oe'"eeh ~ anu oO
""u"ue" y" '',e n1iu anu III houses ny Tue waFside.
At DtS ro'A Ia. ge amount OF oeeI was thrown
uut o Tue Wagons 1t is supposed 10 make room Tor
III" ueau.
inl'i nhah'' resiueht ol odrthage, states
.n"s he pHSseu over part OF the battle held yes
80! te,ua! hloI W, anu says he sa" wagons and
4 III e.'ry o'rec'iop' sa'hetins up the
ueau 'o' in'e' nisn'. ..
rb, L., Appi ~, o-. iloNAL Ie tAN "a t LARS
Inc loss OF the part OF the State troops cannot
be less than from three hundred to five hundred
TIE ground in many places was strewn with dead
horses, and the stencil was sckening
The whole country was laid desoate; fences were
torn down, crops tramp.ed into the ground, and
houses pundeied.
The informant met parties of women who stated
that every thing had been taken from them bv the
State troops except what thew had on their backs
The retreat of the Federal forces was conducted
in style worthy of veteran troops, and with as
much coolness as if they parade instead of
a field of battle.
1t was only the OverW helming odds on the side of
the secessiOnistS that enabled them to carry
the day. The real victory with Colonel
Siegel.
SECOND DEsPATcH.7
1t is reported that night attack was made on
Colonel Sieges force, and that 400 of bis troops
were killed and 600 taken prisoners, besides three
pieces of artillery being Captured
Governor jackson announces his intention of
fortlIylng himself at Car thage, until Gen. Price
and Ben McCullHugh can arrive from Arkansas
with reinforcements, when he will turn and act on
the offensive and enforce the laws of the State.
Col. Siege retreated in the direction of SarcOxe,
where he expected reinlorcements
Nothing has been heard of Major Sturgess and
Gen. Lyon later than July I'd
THIRD DESPATCH
KANSAS CITY, I. MA citizen of this place
county, at Wight tits morning.
,sl arcon,ned t.o milo. sop,baas, - - b; ,
when he " as attacked IN tue nignJ and his com
maud badly cut up. His loss is varousy estimated
at from three hundred to one thousand, and that
OF the secessionsts from one thousand to two thou
sand.
Coonel Brown, with three thousand troops from
Spring field, Is SAID to bave joined Colonel Slegel-
MaJ"r SturgesS Is north OF the Usage river, ana
Gen. Li on at last accounts, was NJ " afsa" on his
WAY shuth-
On FIlday, the daY OF the oa't'e, ben McCui-
Tough and General Price arrived at Neosho, twer-
ty miles south ot Carthage
A guard OF two hundred men LETT there by Colonel
Siegei was surrounded and taken prisoners. One
report saws that they were all killed; another re
port says that but Il small portion OF them were
killed.
Ben. Mccullough has sent forward three thou
sand men 70 assist Gov. jackson, and he McCul
lough) expects five thousand additional troops
from Arkansas soon.
Col. W Off, with 500 Unionlsts, had sklrmIsh
on Saturday with 800 Confederates, 35 miles from
Springfield, in which Wolff and thirty others were
killed and wounded.
Wolff occupied prairie when the battle began,
but, the Coniederates retreating to the woods. he
followed, and, IN skrmishing IN the timber, lost
the killed
messenger was despatched to Springfield for
reinforcements, and the whole force at that place
immediately pushed forward
The Bat,Ie i'm Observation-Disclosures Particu-
lars
ol ,Io9iS' a h 80,
oivss additional n,r,iruIars Of the batte rear Car
thara Tha Stata troons ,rore nn.ted On rid ,e in
.h rn;.;o ,r;tb &C. r;aoos IF or,;lJarr. oaroIry
a.le pr p, ~" =, -" ~ ,rh t;i
On e"o9 I"' si,.ni ~ an ;,,in
ieIy VI ooi""et appaononeu "i,nim t.a
Iunu'e" a. Us, win 'ou' ."nnon III .ne :, )"
D"Gy OF lnIahuy anu q SHpou"uel' u"ue, L.eu ;, ),
Coi. hsSsonoare, on 'ne lels. Coroner noioihGh
command, WIN one SIX pouhuer' was On t"e 'lsI.'
ana oouy ol lh'artry was asp a.."a o
. ad soon wv, ,hs ensagaman became gene
anu sJbn n ,rana and their ar,ilIersts
rat ine e".Hi I hu ~ -, r., - - ~ hod Of tha
oelhe p"oi, tnet "a 90 f, . -, e.; ,bo W nl n
RAJ ,"op. 80 nt;uI euornad and III
III! S.oh' "''e @N''e'' S'''"N' ""N
rams pS q. "N n y, , +, ., - uo.
Co 80, u'b n'' ttad a. aob iaoa NJ
Gu YESTERDAY, o"' at'euiP'eu !" ie"on p'e1. VI
woods on the norm s'de OF me town. a'ter o two
H"u's "e.toi"'e "sntH-, ~ "n'S'i az S 80
on both sides were engaged, and IN % which Lieut.
dashe thinks .ue enemy lost near'y Lou III Nl'eu
Col. y. succeeded IN reaching the "ooo, anu tpt
enemy retlre" 10 Garthage.
Col. Slegel Ieii oacS on SarcoXie 10 await rem
torcements. Lieut.. Co'. WON was not killed. al
hfst reported. -
o,..z-S. ,,UDDD, ,ccn1ryr
VIZ W NV
war news from "esterh sHSii'-A "N,-
mish near Laurel Hill--The Confeder"te'
under ex-Consressman Garnett Cut off.
C,Ncrvy.Tt. JuIv ll-Detsils have been receiv
h.;u;,n. .t;-r.i,h na,r youro, uiu ,ss,er
" " -, ~, -
Gay a''erhoon' oy Tue l4'h onio anu ''n i"u''i'
Regiments.
The enemy advanced under cover OF the woods
Our skIrmishers rushed forward pouring In sharI
Eohey, Kl'lh@ seEerh VI tne eneht; ine I'm I'm
ieeI' "'e 20. q 49, ; A. .,.a ~,
m'shers IN hahs. oot boys rap'u'y retrei'eu' au'
the ars,g J'oppg~ the cavelrv wban the in
when expooeG atnn"s tne o"vaHy VIZ" Tue ~
stanty ieii PACK. our ooys again rus1su ior"hIu
ana pouring IN ahotner Voiiey' tne Ooh'eue'"'e
scattered in the weeds, and the ohlcers were see
attempting to rally them, put they couia not
brought 40 IN body. In the meantime ou
ski Imshers picked on their oifcers and seVera az
dilional shells were thrown In
The ConiedeIates composing GarDetts comman
were beaten oacK, abandoning their rihe-pl's, u
which were the crack Georgia Regiment. IN
oihcers were seen 'ainiy attempting To raiiy thel
TO an aVdch.