Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-18

CINCINNATI, ONO, July 18TH 1861.
several boats with the first and bogus Kentucky
reg ments, are gorg up the Kanawha
COL Woodruffs regiment landed one mile below Guyan-
dote tGuyandotte is situated in Cabe county, Virginia
the Ohio river 226 miles below Wheeling and ago miles
by N of Richmond. an important point of steam
boat debarcaton railroad is projected between this
place and CoVngton to with the Central Railroad
Guyandotte contains churches, and, perhaps 900
Inhabitants company of Virginia horsemen
left on the approach of the invaders.
Woodruff arrested twenty citizens, and killed one
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 18TH 1861
Cotton collector of uorl places agent at Russelve
on tomorrow [Russevie is the capital of Logan county
KY, on the State Road from Louisville to Nashville $50
miles s. w. of Frankfort JOURNAL
Gen. Mcclellan occupies Beverly Va.
The Confederates are concentrating Laurel H whence
II Is reported they will again retreat without general bat
tie.
The latest reliable advices via ST. Louis from Southwest
ern Missouri, up to the 9Th inst.
1t is probable that advices thence via Pocahonus NAV
have reached Little Rock yesterday, thrty.six hours
later.
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1861
Hon. Henry May has returned this city, He saws that
the confidence in the Confederate leaders unbounded
ST. LOUIS Mo, July 18th, 1861.
Gen. Raines dispersed without loss of man has been
ordered to rendezvous in Galloway county as speedily as
possible Young leaving and hundreds for
sons followers are becoming bold and defiant.
All Geographic communication has been cut off from
around Bonneville There is nothing reliable from the
Southwest.
NEW YORK, July 18th, 1861.
stated that the Confederate steamer Sumter has sez
ed and carried Cuban ports six prizes The author
ties will hold the prizes pending advces from Spain. The
Sumter has been ordered to sea.
The sloopo Wyoming, at Panama, would proceed
on a cruise on the 5th ins under Lieut. Murray. Com
mander Mitchell euts Porter and Hackett and Engineer
Lening have resigned.
Lieut.. Spryock, of the Sdrdnac, has also resigned
NEW ORLEANS, July 18th, 1861.
Lieut. Col Dreuxs remains conveyed to their last
resting place yesterday evening The funeral
ecpsed everything yet here The line the
starting point to the Cemetery thronged with people
The ceremonies were most solemn and impressive.
BosToN, July 18TH 1861
Hon. Matthias Appleton is dead.
NEW YORK, July 18th, 1861.
The steamship Cahacba with advices from Fort Pckens
to the 5h and Key West the 9th ins arrived here
The Niagara and Crusader sail Immediately in
| pursuit of the steamer Sumter.
CARTHAGE, N. Y, July 18th, 1861
The business portion of Carthage has been burned.
CINCINNATI, July 18th, 1861.
special dispatch the Gazette reports Laurel Hill
evacuated the night of the 18th.
The Confederaes overaken by the advance of
Federal troops the 18th, when the showed battle
cover their retreat.
At the next ford Gen. Garnett killed. Col Ramsey
of Georgia. succeeded Gen. g., and the pursuit ceased.
The result of the whole affair is that Laurel Hill camp
with equippage forty baggage wagons field chest reg
mental Banners four Georgia Captains and Lieutenant
captured and General Garrett and twenty his mer
killed.
Gen. Garnetts body is at headquarters awaiting orders
from Richmond.
WASHINGTON D. c., July Is, 1861.
The bogus Virginia Senators have been sworn in.
In the House resolution adjourn Friday has pass
ed.
Navy to employ the necessary protect
from prvateers has passed.
Gen. McClellan's official dispatches confirm Gen. Gar
netts th with hundred of his troops killed and
thousand taken prisoners, and guns captured
The army appropriat on bill has passed the Senate
The Senate bill ncreasieg the military establishment t.
be reduced at the o. zion of Congress. has passed.
The House bill defining aud providing penalty for con
spiracy has passed.
Seward has made a reclamation the Spanish govern
men for the surrender of the prizes carried into Cuba
the steamer Sumter.
Lyons has called the attention of the government
the fact that private parties permitted to run tn
Chesapeake blockade.
despatch received at the Mexican Legation announce
the death of O. Campo and Gen. DeGallado.
The resolution calling for National Convention to adju
the difficulties between the North and South, has been
bled, By vote of 81 to 5.
Forney has been elected Secretary of the Senate.
ST. LOUIS, July 10Th, 1861.
The advices from Southwestern Missouri place IL
900 Federalists at Springfield.
s LOUISVILLE, July Is, 1851
Missouri papers dated 18th nst three days distant ro
the seat war places the beligerens follows Thre
columns of State forces 10000 each under Gov jackson
are advancing towards Jefferson City.
Those under Gems Rains and Parsons. and Price an
how The ted
d into neck of land between Warsaw and Osceoa.
Captain Burbage killed thirty and captured one bundr
q and fifty Federalists in Cedar county.
The Federal prisoners taken at Neosha have been
l. leased after subscribing to some kind of oath.
h ST. LOUIS, July 18th, 1861.
1t Officers from Springfield the 18th inst report all qu
v at that place.
d BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1861.
Several newspaper reporters confined in Patterson
IL guard-house.
u N FROM EUROPE.
al New YORK, July 18th, 1861
The Steamship saxonia with dates from Southampton
a the Sd inst has arrived
The Garibaldan assassination plot has been discovered
The Hungarian address being disloyal and hostile to
crown has returned with orders to modify under
M penalty of dissolution of the Diet
LIVERPOOL July 3-Cotton-Sales for the past two da
ne of As 900 bales of which spectators and exporters to
"a Ooo Prices had advanced fully 3D., and in some Cas-
sy 4d-tbe market closing with upward tendency.
n. Breadstufs steady. Wheat is shade dearer. Fro
sions dull
Consols 893 to s9S for money.
hit The general is unimportant.
IL LATER.
u FARTHER POINT, G. E., July 18th, 1861
n, The steamship HIbernlan has arrived ron A'ol P0
'n' with dates to the 9th Inst.
- Cottonsales for the week of $4,000 bales, specuat
Ter taking 10000 and exporters GOO bales prces had
al vanced I'd.
t Friday July 5.-CoTToN-Sales to-day OF $1,000 ba
of which spectators took 5000 Quotations Fair orie
ain SD; MiddIing do. sgd.