The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02
PONY NEWS,

1oth Indiana regiments, at Carrick's Ford, s
miles south of the town of st. George. Gen.
Garnett attempted to rally his men; sharp
skirmish ensued in which he was killed and 20
of his men left dead on the ground besides
many bodies being carried off. The rebels
were completely routed and scattered in all di-
rections Forty loaded wagons, and all their
horses and camp equipage, fell into our hands.
| Gen Garnett's remains will be embalmed and
placed at the disposal of his friends. Two men
were killed and two mortally wounded OF the
| Ohio 18th. No other loss on our side. Our
troops took more prisoners than they could
! take care Of
WAsHIxGToS July l5.--An official dispatch
has been received from Huttonsville, Va, dated
the 18th. giving an account of the routing and
death of Gen. Garnett. 1t confirms previous
accounts 1t says that McClelland completely
annihilated the enemy in Western Virginia
Our loss is but l3 killed and abcut 40 wounded,
The rebel loss is zoe killed, and 1909 prisoners
captured, and guns. portion of the men of
Garnctt's force retreated, but l look for their
capture by Cen Hill. who is in hot pursuit
In Gen. McCleland's official account to Gen.
Scott from Beverly. of the 18th, he says: 81
have received proposition FROM Col Pegram
for the surrender Of the remnant Of his men
say 6O0 l shall have nearly 1000 prisoners to
take care of when they come in."
LOUISVILLE, July l5th.-The Hopkinsvlle
Mercury reports that Quartermaster Allen Worth
of the Tennessee troops, had stated there on
; Tuesday that 500 of the Kentucky State Guard
f were mustered into the Tennessee service a few
; days ago. The pap'r learns that more
have eneamped near Graysviile, close to the
; State line.
f The Nashville Union and American, of the
Iith contains a letter from Clarksyille,the 18th,
saving that Brigadier General W. ]. Withers is
organizing kentucky brigade for the Confed-
crates at Camp Brown, eight miles from Clarks-
!, Vile. Withers has already about 800 Ken
tuckiaus in camp, and awaits orders from jeff.
Davis to augment the brigade to 1000.
Col. Hawes has just arrived from Richmond
to command one of Withers' regiments.
letter to the same paper from lady asks
whether ladies cannot be organized to admins
9 ter to the troops at Camp Cheatham, where she
;. says soldiers are being decimated by disease
II REBELLION ABRoAD.-The Charleston MGR
II curry cannot believe that England and France
have prohibited the bringing of Confederate pri-
vatcer prizes into their ports for by that act Ii
n thinks they declare that they not neutral OF
friendly, but hostile nations toward the Conted-
crate States. But if the transatlantic adyieel
=, be true. the Mercury thinks the Confederate
Commissioners ought Immediately to drop al
ie inereourse with the Governments OF France ano
N England, and that the Confederate States should
m carry out this policy in their commercial rela-
tions. In oth2r words, they should prohibit TIE
y exportatou OF cotton or tobacco to either o
t. these nations.
h CAErnAGE, \. Y, July 15th.--A destructive
e fire this morning consumed almost the entirt
70 business portion of the town. comprising twelve
stores eight dwellings, church, hotel, and car
riage manufactory. Loss unknown, and gener
-, ally insured.
a. ST. LOUIS. July 3rr-The grand arm,
: reached Bulls Run, miles from Alarassa
VI Junction where it met me first resistance Q
lie any Importance Prior to that only few col
Is lisions occurred between the Federal scout
and skirmishers and scattering bands of th
encmy's cavalry. few of the latter were cap
i tured.
The obstruction of the roads at diiTeren
- points caused but little delay At differ n
il places they found considerable quantities 0
provisions, equipments, &C. showing the rebel
to have stampeded hastily on the approach 0
IN the grand army which started from Washing
G. toa hy four or iye different routes. At Bull
Run on July 18th, masked batteries were at
~ tackled by limited number Of Federalists re
,k sulting in a drawn battle after spirited en-
gaeement. The Federal loss is vari0usly esti
mated from Is killed and 30 wounded, to A
en- killed to GO wounded. The rebel loss is no
isl known. They kept possession of their batter
,, les. Another attack would not probably b
L. made ill Sunday the 2lst., after careful re
Y c0unpisance.
1t is said Gen. johnson formed junction
Patterson is reported approaching Wincheste
o! cautiously by two routes.
lv Gen. Mcclellan says one Of Col. Wolf's reci
ments drove 900 Of Wises rebels from Barrie
Vile on the 10th.
of Dispatches from Richmond state that Go,
~ Ieteher has called out nearly all the militia @
~ Virginia.
Tie news Of ,ne defeat of Pegram By Nc
Cleilan las reached Richmond.
ed .,Orth turGllua saws n Et1aroI war
carrying a guns, has attacked Fort Hattera.
but without any effective result.
n Vice President IIamlin left Washington o
- the morning Of the 18Th accompanied with th
80 California delegation who brought a flag for til
First ! aine Regiment. The presentation wa
d, to b. made at Centreville.
~ Several mer-bers of Congress has gone t
d Manassas Junction.
re- At the earnest solicitation of Senator Iath
.o am the steamer Keystone State will leave Ne,
York on the 24th. to convoy the Norther
Light from Aspnwall with over $4,000 600 Q
-, treasure. After this duty is perform ed th
Keystone State viii cruise for the pIivatee
ny Sumpter until sbs is found and captured
ng At the battle Of Bpl Run, tie rebel Fegi
,,t ments we're concealed in the woods, RI vines an
ntrenchmcnts.
Sr. Lorls. July i0th.-At St. Chur,es yes
IN terday Brig. Gen. Popc issued a proclamation
tn t. the people Of Northern Missouri, declaring
that &c hai sufficient force 70 compel obcdienc
to tha law ef the Government aad should pun
&C. ish of snders summarily without waiting 70
eF the actiaa of the civil powers.
WASHSGToN. July 19th.-It is rumored
from q credible source, that the English Gov
ernmenj, acting in concert with France, i
n about to request of the United States the ex
P emption Of one Soathern cotton port that the,
to may get neclful supplies Of the staple Th
I'd Administration will not coneede it.
lr On the representations of Col. F. ?. Blair
N Col Sige the hero Of the recent great battle il
of Southwestern Missouri, has been made Briga
's der General.
of FoRr Monroe. July l9th.--At midnight
n party consisting Of Captain Holladay, consist
* ing Of Capt. Holiday, Capt. F. W. J.uk ne
II Lieut.. johnson and private, also t. L. Raw
e lings, Major of the Kentucky light cavalry
and r. ". Shurtleff, of the n. Y Illustrate,
70 News, left Hampton withouI permission, ol si
II scout. At half past four o'clock this m )rnn 2
u the party was surprised in the woods by twert.
OF rebels. Rawlings was instantly killed by
ut bullet through his hpart. johnson and Shurt
IS left were to fall and must have been takeI
J, prisoners. Tho others escaped. Three compa
D MES went and brought Rawlings IL.
l. The Quaker City picked up a man in sal
le boat from Norfolk. lie reports not over TO-,
Il 600 troops in Norfolk and vicinity There wa
much depression account of the defeat il
Western Virginia.
Maj. Van Horn, with 100 Home Guards re
serve, left Kansas City, Mo- july 18th to rein