Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-21


cession of a South Carolina Regiment
Congressional Proceedings, etc., etc.
The Pony arrived at Sands Springs, Carson
Valley, on the evening of Friday, with the
following general dispatch to the Union:
ST.. LOUIS, July u.
1T was reported, July 7, that the Pocohon-
ias arrived off Matthias Point, and would
lombard the rebels the moment they mount
ed guns on the Notifications erected.
General Patterson sent for reinforcements
several days ago. He eupposes Gen. John
.ston's force consists of from $4,000 to Is 600
Infantry, about 600 Cavalry, twenty pieces Of
artillery. and is posted about seven miles
from Martinsburg. Patterson's command is
about l7,000 and he has also twenty field
pieces.
The latest Information at eadquarters says
Beauregard personally commands at Fairfax
His precise force is not known. The rebels
have leveed the forest for miles between
Manassas Junction and Fairfax which is evil
dence that they will not attack the Federal
center under Mcdowell.
Confederates are reported concentrating
and erecting batteries at Fernandino.
recruiting office for the army of the
Southern Confederacy has been opened at
louisville, Ky.
The First South Carolina Regiment has
left Manassas for home, It's time having ex-
PRED.
Captain Van Niiet is said to have deem re-
moved from the Quartermastership of Fort
Leaven worth, and Capt. Easton appointed in
his stead
Governor Harris, of Tennessee, issued a
proclamation July 6, for 5000 troops for the
Confederate army.
WHEELING, July 9.-Carle was unani-
mously elected United States Senator for the
long term in place of Hunter, and Whitman
Wiley. of Monongahela comfy, for the short
term, in place of James NJ. Mason.
In the House. July 9, Mr.. Stevens, on the
Committee of Ways of and Means reported
bill for a national loan and other purposes +;
also a bill providing for the payment Of mi
ht!a and volunteers called into service 10y the
Presidents proclamation Of April is, from the
time called till June 80.
Burnett, of Kentucky, said he was fully
satisfied the House would pass the bill, be-
yond doubt; he should interpose no oLjec-
ton, but would content himself with saying
he was opposed to the whole system of war
measures. The bill passed. 1t appropriates
six millions of dollars
Loveoy introduced resolution that, in
the Judgment of the House, it is no part of
the duty of soldiers to capture and return
fugitive slaves Passed-9s against 56--aiter
discussion and amendment.
NE" oFk' July lo-OWlh9 to General
scout ihterdictloh oil news, the morning pa
rers are almost barren OF special dispatches
All lacts hot cohHictiuS WIN important move
lhehts' WI! be furnished by authority to the
ASSOCIATED Fress. Inus tue journals will be
better informed, and inyidious rumors pre-
vented
The Governor of Kansas has appointed f.
T. stanton to I'll the p lace in the Senate va
3ateI ny Lanes accepting the Brigad!er Gen-
era'Sh'P.
About two o clock on Wednesday morning,
July ~, ooo = eperal troops under Col smith,
ciAteenth lulH"is Regiment ehcamped near
monroe STATION, on the hann'oa' ana st.
'oseEH E"T3'd, Missouri were surprised
and attacked by GOO rebels, under Jackson $
Brigadler General, Thomas \. Harris The
reoes were drlNeh PACK to inc railroad sta
N'h' WIN loss "t ioHr Killed ana several
Wo"hdeu' uNe prisoners ana seven h'I+es
were taken Captain McAiister of the Six
fGenth Illinois Regiment was mortal y wound
ca ""'l"S HVe pans sn't through hun Some
tGree or tour others Of the FederaIi-ts were
slightly wounded. While the fight was go-
ing on, three hundred rebels burned the rail-
road bridge station houses, and some twenty
cars also tore UP the track The whole
rebel force was pursued to Monroe by Col.
smith command. Another fight took lace
at the station, where the rebels were again
rrpulsed with some loss. Col. Smith took up
position IN and around the Female Semina-
w. ana sent messengers for rentorcements.
y; IL +. NJ; they were surrounded by the
FeU3S 10 iuH lorce' out Thought they could
holn out Vii reihlorred.
Inc ne" DIX lieraids special, July H.,
st"ces tne arrest OF .CoI0hel lhoMas by the
rhion romeo OF baltimore, has nipped IN the
qua 'Ne scnGiAe .oF seizure OF one OF the
e,1"'n5"'l's 'e"N'n9 view ork IN lhe same
way lucy capture" ne 81 NlhoIhs. Others
u ~, Nc S'e"'uer Plralvs are at HotLly.
q. nc oeVFe'"'4 81 war n"S decldeH TO dG'a'I
o'i!e'S /" c3'S' ana u'5chafRea on
I"roie I'r ou'y' aC Iort Nearby ana fo"!
'r"'Il'e -,
NoN"nment Will send sufficient force TO
the overland route to protect the mails and
the property of citizens. A considerable
T.I Lo u volunteers VIII De sent 70 Sat
- NJ, So.o.o, r.-.,-.
conoroi e.id, t'''o ol1 "uu an 'i'erFle" WIN
IcHis in foI, da eHeISs 20 iVaSe 'or ~
Ilv occomnon, L;,o O"'So" VIII l''oo"-
The rehnls 1ava - oo,,,,, r,,, C...4 nv,
aud arc snnroend 40 1%' N'yas rms
terips ~ I''"' '''-
The friands Of General ! ~. r,,,,.t ,5,,, l..
has RESIGNED ond viii Iva c,nnd ~, ,i'' ai az
of tbe 7Trnioniefs in Virri,,ia soa,,'
quarrel is renorted botwGen Ia, JotoI.an