Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-15
cts within ten miles Of Fort Fillmore, which !, a.,
ID companies of regulars. uefendedh,
Gen. Lyon I<uI.d

cts within ten miles Of Fort Fillmore, which !
Is companies of regulars. Oefendedh,
Gen. Lyon Killed.
BALTIMORE. An, ~
Tue Washington Star reports that Gen TuS S'a' $751;
in later battle than Dug Spring. VI was .Ailsa
The New York Herald publishes what
Gen. McDowells oficialreport of the loss 70
nassas-seven rife and eight smooth bora5 pergatNs
hundred and fifty boxes Of small arms and
eight-seven boxes of rifed cannon uidges~
thirty boxes of old fire arms. (QuereA VISION VISION sd
DO" Ell want WIN thirteen wagon loads of proyision
thousand bushels of 0ats-tweny five brra.
and eight thousand knapsacks huskeb
Messr' Breckenridge and valandigham had
ner at the Eutew House, given them BY thu grand did,
cessionists loe Sc
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 9th ,o.,
The Democratic Convention has nominated II H8l
for Governor, and John Scott Harrison for ion JeT
Resolutions were adopted 1.-The third one Of OeInN
mends the Stat TO call National Convention ~ recon-
condemns the President suspension of the bcb we 6A
From Washington. '@
WASHINGTON CITY. Apg -
Il G. Welles, of Michigan, and the Minister f ~ l@l
refugees from Fort Oregon, give startling
ings at that post. Do
On the North Carolina coast at Hatteras thor.
Steamers and one pilot boat privateering One es
Gordon ran the blockade at Charleston and boa tie
the W. B. McGelvey and Proctor. 'p'a'ea
All the privateers armed with rifle Cannon
Head Quarters are at Newbern, N c. Iler
Gun Boats are being collected and mounted At No..
to be taken down the canal. 'A'
The bark Glenn, loaded with Federal coal, bash..-
tured The Wabash has arrived from Charleston, sh.'
the Roanoke off that port. EA
The Wabash has re-captured the De Pies u,i,. :,
The Wabash also captured the Sarah Starr from wa
ton, bound 10 Liverpool, sailing under English collar,
1t. W. II. Stephens, Engineer, has been dsmss.5
service. "@
Dates from Havana to the Sd inst state the Cor.,:
eral absent, taking formal possession of St n
A boat from Matthias Point states that the So,l ."
are planting batteries, with the intention of cUtt,
water commun cation with Washington.
Col Benedx's resignation has been accepted arsc
Phelps has been appointed Brig. Gen. at Fortress N,,
The wife Of John Hart, late Superintendent os par
Printing has left the city. John Hart has been enc,
transporting letters.
The New York Commercial says that Mrs. Hart o,u,.
valuable information to Richmond.
The total appropriation by the last Congress amouD
$297 900 to the Army, and $35 to the Nav
WASHINGTON. Aug 9Th iSH
j. G. Fades Of ST. Louis, has got the contract ~ 1 %,
seven gun boats at cost Of $4,000 EACH and il IN %
5000 for every days 'elay-after the contract time
The Post Master General has received the following 5
patch from Rosencrantz The rebels expelled fran ~
kanawha Valley. The mail service can be resumed 1s
1t is understood that Daniel L. Sickes will be appCi
Bripadier- General.
There is strong ground for the belief that the Object
Prince Napoleon's VISIT is to enlighten the Empei Nv
American affairs.
Later from Europe.
The Europa has arrived from Liverpool.
Sir Charles Wood, in the House Of Lords, said that Gt
years product Of India Cotton would 70 SUNo
bales increase.
The Italian peoes protest. against the French ccrr
of Rome is receiving an immense number of signatures
] The Lincoln Loss Manassas, AS Far as lsrs,
e tanned by Names Published
The New York papers, particularly the Herald mt
Tribune have day by day, sirce the battle of The 2s
published the Names as fast ascertained Of The kIa
wounded and missing in the battle. This report Con
braces only thirty regiments of Infantry, and com
pany Of Marines without any reference whatever to til
other regiments, and artillery companies on The field h
causualtes in which were proportionalIy large Tb
Grand Army numbered ffty-fve regiments, with fAee
regiments sent subsequently as the reserve Here
the aggregate of the losses in the following regimen
as FAR as learned by furnishing the above papers
names, all of which were duly published