The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-19

q brace oil lnlcrnal uhcutues tnut Were uoat-
ed out from Acquia Creek; but although ono
Of them struck the Resolute, 1t sank without
ndictins any damage. The other was
taken on board tho Pawnes-the fuse being
extinguished- and afterwafd brought to
the Washington navy yard by the Freeborn.
Colonel Thomas's schooner. which tho
steamer Chester did not succeed in finding.
has since been seized. Four Baltimoreans,
thought to be concerned IL the ST. Nicholas
Affair have been arrested.
TORT ri0ESs.
Nav YoRx, July Is.
The Cahawba from Fort Pickens 5th, and
Key West y'h, reports NIL quiet Mt Fort
Pickens: Wilson's Zouayes are cncampeda
mile and half from the fort. Barris' COM
pany Of Light Artillery came on the Cahaw-
Ia. The health Of the tnops on the island
at Key West is good.
The Niagara and Crusader were going i'm
mcdiately In pursuit Of the privateer Sumter.
The Mississippi, Water With and Wander
bilt are at Fort Pickens.
MISSOURI.
We have more authentic accounts OF tho
fight ut Carthage on the 9Th inst. The bat
tie was opened by ere Of artillery on both
sides: that of the rebels was bad, and tho
balls few over the heads OF our men. In two
hours their guns were silenccd and their
ranks broken; 1900 OF them tried 10 out
flank Seigel and cut OF his baggage train,
three miles away. Upon this Col. Scigel
ordered retrogade movement. the baggage
was reached in good order. and the retreat
was continued ill the force reached piece
of road running between high bluffs. There
the rebel cavalry was posted in strength:
Seigel drew them into u solid body In tho
road. made q rapid movement, and opened q
heavy FIRE OF artillery, ending by charging
with infantry; within ten minutes the rebels
were scattered; IS riderlcss horses were taken
and large number Of arms. Col. Siegel
then endeavored to reach piece oil woods
north Of the town OF Carthage, 1t required
two hours OF hard fighting to effect this; but
he succeeded, all the force OF both sides was
engaged at this time. The rebels then re-
tired into Carthage, and Col. Sleeel to Mount
Vernon. The affair was splendidly managed
on our side, and Of the good gcncrilshlp and
'oldierly pluck displayed We may well DO
proud.
A dispatch from Washington gives the
following:
Capt. Smith, from Springfield. Mo-, Thurs
dav evening. gives further particulars of tho
battle M CARTHAGE. Rem McCullocb Was in
Tho s,b, will M. A,Lan.,s ,,nor, Gov.
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PRivATEERs.
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~ the rsbels W Nsw or,ean. several inVn ,ls
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manded by an ex.ofic,r OF the United State.
navy. She succeeded in capturing i've vessels
and s.nJip, them with uri,e crews toward.
s,mc SoutLern port Revenue cutters ha,o
started In ,eareb of her from Boston and New
York.
The exeitemen, on this subject is intensi-