Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
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 LOUISVILLE July l0--JenniIlgs Wise has cap tnIod three federal companies at Glennyile. N dispatches from Mcclellan since noon Sunday. H was advancing towards Beverly, before reaching which place he expected fight.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July Il.-Gen. Sweeney witl flving column advancing to Vernon. Large nun bers of mounted Missourians are congregating a West Plains and Forsyth. Sweeney sends men tC prevent their joining Jackson. Col. Coffee is prisoner. Col Wolf encountered the hissourian. and has sent for assstance--he lost 30 killed ani wounded; Missourian's loss not known. Lyon Is al Leesvillee, advancing towards Clinton
 CtScIxNATr July I0--F. P. Stanton is en route to Washington, he has been appointed Senator vice Lane wlro accepts brigadier genelalship.
 WASHINGTON, July l0.-1ouse passed loan bill - five nays Senate passed bill remittng duties or arms.
 Bosrox, July l0.--Professor Longfellow's wife fatally burned the Professor in endeayoring to rescue her. also badly burned.
 BALTIMORE, July l0.--lt is again rumored that Patterson's army has been annhiated The troops quartered in this city preparing to leave Dodge, unonist, appointed marshal. Major Fay lors dispatches created intense curiosity. l. ap- pears that they demand the virtual surrender of Washington
 WASHINGTON, July lO.-HouiE-Wa Washburne's force bill passed, nays 10. The bill resembles the force bill of 1883. Nays Burnett, Hardin, Norton, Pendeton, Reed, Robinson, Vallandng ham, Voorees, Wadsworth and Wood.
 WHEELING, July l0-Resoluton passed lower house instructing senators and requesting repre- sentatives to vote men and money, and oppose compromises till the rebels are crushed.
 BUCHANAN yA., July 1l.-McClellan reports the southeiners strongly entrenched within two aeJ, md oil radius of forty miles shall join his column imme- diately.
 Sr Lotus, July 1.-The Democrat says Seeel ~had 200 men and ten pieces of artillery-sourh- erners had 6000 men and seven pieces of artil- lery and many horsemen. The battle in which Wolfe was killed fought on Saturday, thirty miles from Springfield
 WASHINGTON, July 1.-The mails are entirely discontinued in Middle and West Tennessee.
 BALTIMORE, July Il.-Col. Thomas has been in dicted for piracy and treason. Foreign per steamer Canada-The new Lord Chancellor took his seat under the title of Lord Westbury British naval commanders are not to recognize New Grenadian ports.
 LOUISVILLE July 1l.-Court decided against Brady and Davies in railroad case, that the gq- yernnent has the right to stop trains on railroad. LOUISVILLE, July 11.-Gen. Scott's suppression of telegraph correspondence has been suppressed
 WASHINGTON, July 12-Dficulties regarding the Mexican treaty, preclude direct mai communl- cation.
 BUCHANAN, VA, July 1l.-A accommodating par ty yenturing too the southernerS were tred on by the latter, one killed and two wounded The skirmishes for the last two days have been rather blcody The southerners are strongly entrenched. If tkey make determined stand, a heavy loss of life is inevitable. Mcclellan was to have attacked then this morning.
 QUrNcY, ILL, July IA detachment of State cavalry appeared at Monroe Station, Mo-, and routed the ederass there, burnt the station house, six coaches and IS cars, and tore the track up on each side of the town. The messenger who came here fer assistance, reports Col Smith and fifty men were prisoners.
 FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The Quaker City captured ship Warwick with five thousand sacks of coffee, most of which is owned in Richmond.
 MuwAKIE, July 1.-The banks and bankers have paid the Zouavesa thousand gold dollars for shooting their fellow citizens.
 WASHINGTON, July 11.-SENATE-Fessenden,o of Mang, reported House bill for the payment of volun teers approprang five and three quarters millions -ps Sed House bills reported making approprla- ton, to carry on the government-referred to con- ,uittee of the whole. Stevens hoped the commit fee on ways and means would have business up, so that the houses could adjourn on Thursday next The committee is disposed to give the government every hing it has asked. Lovejoy won't vote to increase the standing army.
 WAsHl, ,GroN, July l2.--SENArE-Resolution ex nclinr the southern Senators passed-yeas thirty two nay Aen~
 HousF.&V allandngham offered amendment that no portion of the money be usei m suGjuSa'- inc any fState o7 holding them as conquered prov inc or for in erferring with slavery in any State rejected. habeas corpus for ex-Senator Green, and refused the petition O Capt Campbell
 QrlxoY, hl'., July l2.-Capt McAlister five men of the te nth Illinois regiment were Killed sev- ,u miles this side of Monroe They were caught in an ambush. A thousand cavalry and infantry leave for Col. Smiths succor tonight.
 ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July l2th.-An attempt was made to capture the train at Monroe, but it backed out in time, and returned to Hudson. Telegraph vire iaeing cut we have no reliable news.
 Brc, c,,ANAN,VA., July l2.-Skirmishng continues, f,ur inv, lders killed and seven wounded.
 Orrvcy, July 12.-The bridge between Hannibal and Palmu a has been burned.
 ST IorIs July l2.-The State Journal of Thurs 5sr has inc following telegram received last night: s.rftn frbt in the south west, commenced at ten o'cloci betwc en the State troops and federallsts ,pder Seical and others, twelve miles beyond Cor 4haoe-it resulted in the federal troops benS co1, ,Iately routed, and suffering great slaughter Jbe1 were pursued fourteen miles to point two mile, beyond Carthage, where night ended the s1augl ter. The federal troops, arms and equipage n,,,re ,ptured" The Journal further learns by Iotter rom Gen. Parsons, said to have been re- ooi,ad nsJefierson City, that he (Parsons,) after tba nnr suit surrounded Seigel's forces and de- Go;'.L stipulated that his should march with ont tLeir. arms. Parsons insisted on an uncondi- t;a,,I s, -r ender, which was compiled with Among al fyratz Brown. SOl0man. KalIman ,1ld Wolf
 w.su,v GroN, July l2.-Speeches and votes indi c,ta five representatives and seven Senators op- nosed to in administrations
 Ro,r,yc RUN, VA, July l0.-McClellan's col nm, is feeli 1g it's way cautiously. The southern os scem to )e reinforced since our approach, and oro workinr with great energy. Mcclellan will 60 feel, the so Ut herners this afternoon
 ST 1or,s. ] uh I2-Houses of the patriots were oronad Thurs da, night for Ieoicing-though not an illuminatiors. u te town looked like It. Dutch ouarlen keepers md actors are not so proud ol their fellows. Seige and Boenstien as they were few days since. NJ moers ol loreiShers are lePoi' ed leaving the city in fright. Four hundred of C ol. McNeil's reserve guard removed the type and paper from the State Jourh- al ofice reading an ord, r from Lyon, prohibiting it's further publication. Special dispatches from Warsaw to St. Louis Rep nblcan reterates the an- initiation of Seigel's com nand.
 Bosroy. July 12-Pi yateer Jeff. Davis has captured three vessels of Hatteras.
 LOUISVILLE July l2.-,Vhe following dispatch vas received here:
 |" CINCINNATI, July 12. / Toe. D. PRE~rIcE-Gen. Mcclellan captured the entire camp of the enemy at Laurel Hlll lswith runs tents, wagons and many prisoners, among Iom were several oilicer.-tllelr loss severe-ours '" small-no officers lost on our slde," 'err G, 'egram from himself signed Lary Anderson: ING RUN, VA, July 12.--A battle took place hoAH at Rich Mountain. The southerners two yes'olN"i trong. under Col. Pegram were surround thousI'~ m ,Tba yht lasted hour and half South er epner then treated leaving sixty killed and many W,1nnaI Ioss tive epty killed and forty wounded.
 WASHINGTON, July l2.-schooner Enchantress ca, poston has been captured by southern priya teer. Jeff. Davis. .
 vo,y Iuly l2-Steamer Illinois from Ft