The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-24
CLNcINNATI. july lGth

erners we're ovnrt,l 'I'oh The rttroaa Oh Il
el'ielo Meto oYeftaEen by the sdvarae Eating so,.
ISIS on the 18th The rear oe =. vance of ;eo e 5
formed IN order of battle to COW fetrealing c
next iord, Zen Garnett was killa5 retreat ltla
Georgia, succeeded Gen Garnatti, lol Rams. 0a
tinued the retreat, but the feder,lool niaad andy
pursuit. ueialIsts atandm1n.l,s E.
The result of the whole afr,i,
camp has been taken, with camn o, a 'aat Launl ia.
ons. one field chest, two regimentoi page. ofty ~
Georgia captains and lieutenants ",hers, ana
Garnett and twenty of his men kiIIa Ji'paFedi
mond. orders from Ip'i
CINCINNATI, July i8.-Gep Cov,.r "%a
at each other, killed two and womb hanavlaneD
forty miles up theKanawha, Mt Raj several AZ
charged upon Cox's column. kina 'o'se the car,.
wounding one. The cavalry then Tb s@9 and nos1
GISc1NSTrI, July 20-The Kanonl
OF the Gazette, dated noon 18th savs tba. Voespoa
t"6 guns and the iFonton cavalry waro Two Ieuesf
connoitcr Popes creek. On reaebina Uttered to !,
found 1900 Nirgnans strongly e5,. 'ne creek ill.,
masked battery and two guns 0''ieAched, Viii
The federalists fired forty rounds o.,
battery, but their ammunition beipr or. sle1cei h.
Inc coniederates battery opened on the ls asy %
Capt Allen, Lieut.. Pomeroy were kiIo8 IL,
OF the 2lAt OHIO regiment BADLY wounded eYL Noos
Col woodruff and Lieut.. Col Nepp Of tb aul yPaoi
lucky, and Col. Deyleus, of the lin chi, 5S Ee.
camp on the l7th it is supposed thov -, 94 w. 4 Cy
tured. @aied Cras
LOUISVILLE, July love are od,;.,,,
Garnetts forces numbered 5000 and ~ 'aa, ges
under Met LELAND, amounted to % Oo0lubov. ele'
ing in three columns. feleadanc
4 Morris had hanked the confederate
McCeland on the south, while Rosepera,'s e Aor ODD
through the centre. ll.pNa5e
The patriots stood their ground 10 tina
Of safety, and the retreat mast have boaa NJ iAoas
managud, as the pursucrs had NO opBorgs;,l 'alf
their small arms. pg
So well was the rear guarded that tbon..
it was outfanked twice by the conyerina ~ a, 'l
twenty were killed. s'uaaa @
At last accounts the coufcderates we,s.,.
wards Hardy county. "'''lag&
1t must be remembered that these troo,,
McClelland's column in cheek for weeks 'ac EF
Louisville, July l3.-The dispatches franz 4,
and Chicago are unGavorable to the ,,5,a oNLo
non; but Quincy, in the neighborhool IF ~, ~ ,
tefeld, whence the only reliable nfor1s,;a, e a
obtained is silent. Montgomery. b,nJi,s a. ael
tating the western border Of Missouri ~ 9''s
LOUISVILLE, July 20.--tienerlI Bu,Esa, r,r
and several others Of the State guards Iag.
ST. CHARLEs, Mo, July 2o.-Brigadicr.,oa,ss..
of Illinois, in his proclamation saws that ogsDJa.agg
dealt with in the most SUMMARY manner NH 'AN
ing for civil process. ''"'-' vail
GrYANDoTrE tYA.( CAPrCREn-Weste,r
of the 18th inst. gives the particulars of the
Guyandotte: The three steamers, hayipe ~ R.,sq
LIST regiment, were 10 miles ahead Of H. 49,
having on board the 2nd regiment The Rag, I'VE, ~,
with three companies under major Iepar oroaa5.,
and was passed by the 2nd division Of the ge.f l'
afterwards got afoat and accompanied he2ndreginsa
to Burlington, where the boats Law founder
Ger. Cox not to meye until day-break gnl tbsg ,.I
halt mile below GHEEndotte saf take p0sses,ogoa,
place ard capture the Confederate Lroqgs Tber,rts
crate Dragons at this place not long si1ca g,.s N
steamer Fanny McBurnie, and all tie feder,l ge,..
board Thirteen hundred Kentuckians p1Irr eof,1
Woodruff, landed half a mile below town apl r,5.,
upon the village. The dragons fired gnfltook n ai
leaving one killed. After the KentucbapS too; a.
session of Guyandotte, number Of former citizer
the place, who had fled for safety returned as ors
they heard that the federal troops were in poSses
that place, returned home and the Young MA
and Home guards presented Col Woodruff with avr
elegant American flag, which he placed on the hig-g
steeple IL tow1. The federal troops captured nsa
horses, wagons, flags, &c The 2nd regiment mafls
for Guyan where it will join three regiments trom0a
and commence the march up the Kauawia liver
From PENsAcoLA.-The Mobile Advertiser has ib
| ter, dated Pensacola July L, in which the wfirgs
! A brig, supposed to have been a prize to the is
sailed to-day to the eastward She had been Irngh
two days near the Mississippi steamer
1t is rumored in the city this afternoon thatadeal
ment of the Dallas and Wilcox horse, late aseral.
fired on a launch of the steamer Water Witch neirl
Perdido, with what result snot known. ThebMlns
said was filed with mea taking soundngs &c. aag
hundred Yards from the shore.
Mr.. Abrahams men ere still at work on iheleslot
going up the island. Il is large building and vii
probably serve rs hospital customhouse and Dos-ote
There has been no addition to the fleet for tie al
tBenty-four hours. This morning nine rcsse: anrg
them four little steamers, were in sight
p. S.-The report mentioned above, Of the firing
the launch of the Water Witch, BY a dctacIncu ID
Dallas horse, is true.
4 despatch to the Advertiser dated Pensacola Ja
18th, says:-Capt, Jas H. Clanton, of the MongOur
Mounted Rifles, fired on the launch of fedora. .aH
which approached too near his lines this morning VII
much eject. Ihe launch was near east pass, andL4s
toms FIRE killed several men-among them the oa-
handing officer.
0PELIKA. ALA, July 5.-Thcre was another i,a.r
attempt made on the ID inst, aSSissinate Mr. S1
Jeter of Chambers county, which is the sec0HdagEa
since the unfortunate difficulty that occurred a.t0a
Der at Breckenridge meeting at IaFarette Ala u
particulars as far rs | can gather them, are th-
Jctcr was on visit to his son, (lr. r. G. Jeterln
/ when within about two miles Of his sons house, lep
fred upon by some cowardly asslssins in ambush 5s
by the road, the ball passing in close proximity oG
5eter, who on his horse: fortunately, having So
| gun with him. charged upon the concealed toe liE
both barrels at the bush, his shot, we're ologedgh
more from the bush, but fortunately without dunsl
damage to the old genteman two Wen then sprans no
behind the bash, aud rqa to a fence close BY a.d@
of them snapped a gun at him whcbtoFuna-eIN da1
fire, and they then fed. Mr. gcter vas eonh4eA
recognising a james Taylor, he Immediately sa'AsI..
pOssce and surrounded Taylors house, who was '".
and carried before a magistrate, who bound H,n ~.
in the SUM of two thousand five hundred HOnp,
appear at the next superior court lnere sse"" y.
| determination to murder the inollch>'e GU ,i'.
SPANISH DEsIGSs-The Chronica De 4ubos MUM.
of Madrid, recently contained very slsnlea-ls '',a
respecting the colonizing policy Of Spaa u ut
world In that article it is openly a'oSea uI'. h.
sign of Spain is not only to retain her ao4 4" . ~,
miEgo, but to annex llayti and proceed "''l ''
OF national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT all over tur Nes' N'a''
Central and South America. Specializing aIoaIg' ,,
sequences of this aggressive line OF conduit '''
nal referred to saws: a,,ns
In regard 10 diplomatic complications 'H''
neither he expected nor feared One nation alo. h
haze been abletp prevent Spain from ehal5ar
possessions in America and that one L HOW ". u
she he for some time probably, disposed to olG
opposition. The civil war Ehich has broker o..
former confcderacy of the United States ,,s-
into two confedclacies Of the northern sal t. .s
States, ,yender it absolutely impossible TOR las
ment at Washington to continue the apple ,.
Monroe doctrine, or to think Of new terIltO!''.
tons, as well as the same time rendering lgl .r.
prevent European nations from making s, aIsIi.
tons in America, and preventing It IRON enu' 5se
to cause those powers to lose their cV'o's'
continent. M cuosir,gl
COTTON PLAHrERS' CoNyENIIoN'-,i ,otas 14g
the resolutions unsnimousy adoP'eu ~ IN AL
The committee Of twelve, appointed to eo 9aS,
,,,t y, ,I,,. convention the best means o. '--' .