The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

IN sending men to prevent ,bcir joining
the forces under Gov Jack sons com
maDd.-,. W
Col. Cohec has been taken 1 prisoner
Col. Wolf had an encounter with tn,
Mlssouriens OH Saturday thirty miles
fron Springfield. in which no was killed
The loss on his side in killed and wound
ed amounted " thirty. The loss to the
Nilsson, JAMS is not known. The defeated
army had sent for assistance.
Gen. Lyons is at LcesviIc advancing
towards Clinton
WEBBING, July lO--A resolution has
passed the lower House ins,ructipg the
Senators and requesting the Representa-
tives TO vote for men and money and OPP
pose compromises till the rebellion is
crushed.
BucnAsSos, July 1l.-Gen. Mcclellan
reports that the Southerncrs are strongly
intrcnchcd within two miles OF his camp,
| and directs that all forces within radius
of forty miles shaI! join his column i'm.
mediaiely.
ST. Loris, July 1.-THE Democrat says
that Gen Siegel had twelve hundred
men aud ten pieces Of artillery, and that
the Soulhcrpers' forces consisted Of six
thousand men, seven pieces, and many
horscmcn.
WAsHSeroS, July ll-Th mails to
Middle and West Tennessee have been
entirely discontinued
In the Senate today, Mr. Fcssenirn re-
ported the House bill for the payment of
volunteers, approprating five and three
quarter millions of dollars, which passed.
In the House, bills were reported
making appropriations TO carry on tie
government and referred to Committee
Of the Whole.
Mr. Stevens hoped the Committee on
Ways and Means would have its bust
ness up, so the House conld adjourn
Thursday next. The Committee is dis.
posed TO give the Government every.
thing ii asked.
BALTIMORE, July ll--Col Thomas has
been indicted for piracy and treason.
CINCINNATI, July Henderson has
thugs considerably mixed The camp
at Laurel Hill has not been taken.
LOUISVILLE, July / The Court ia the
Louisville and Nashville railway case
decides against Messrs Brady a Davis
that the Government has a right TO sthp
the road
RlcnNosp, July IA letter viii APP
pear IN to.morrow's Enquirer, dated Bev
orly, June lth, S o'clock \ NJ, stating
that on that day, near Gen. Garnctt's
camp, at Laurel Hill, which is thirty
miles from Beverly, an engagement took
place between the First Georgia Regi.
mcnt ard u large body of Yankees, III
which sixty or seventy OF the latter were
killed
Gen. Wise ia at Charleston, near Car
ley's and the people are docking to his
standard.
Hon. q. B. Lamar has returned to
Richmond. T. 3 FIournoy, Of Arkan-
sas Is also here.
Bosros. July ia French steamer,
with an admiral on board, has arrived at
Halifax and is awaiting the arrival OF q
others, when the French lleet will sail
for the South
The figate Vinccnnes is looking for
the privatecr Jen' pavis
BALTIMORE, July 10 -Four men have
been arrested SAID 80 have been implics-
ted in the capture Of the 81, Nicholas,
Sr. Lotus. July Is. There Is great
excitement IN consequence OF the sup
preston OF tho journal, bat there is NO
distuibane. yet Five hundred troops
are under arms IN different parts Of The
city
JrrrrrsoS Cry. Mo, July IL The
Missuurans are gathering around Boone
vile The invaders have been under
arlns every night since "Wednesday, ex-
Meeting an attack The game condition
Of things prevails at Lexington.
Reiniorccments, especially artillery,
are needed.
PORTLAND, July 3-Thc Mary Goodc'l
has arrived and reports being boarded
by the privatcer JEFF Davis, which had
captured several vessels within week
WAsniNcroN July 10 Mr. Talliaierro,
Senator Mason's sou.in law, has been
arrested As u spy
sena,c-A bill providing for addition
al paymaslers, aud ihe force b'li have
passed.
House The civil appropriation and
and 800 600 volunteer bulls have passed.
The clerks are discharged for want ci
money.
The Patent Office reserve of 10000
has dwindlcd down to three.
LOUISVILLE. July l3.---lhe Rich Noun.
tain fgh, is iis1liug ont"
The latest dispatch states that the
Soulherners were only 500 strong, with
two cannon.
The Southern loss was - killed and
about q. many wounded The Federal
loss was II killed and 50 wounded.
The above report Is approved by
Mcclellan, but his own dispatch to
Washington reports 20 killed aud forty
wounded
Apparently the invaders had made
plans for certain victory and had sent
bulI.tins before the fight, but The courier
los, his way, and Mcclellan waited all
dav for signals which he didn't get so
the enterprise resulted in the dlslndg.
men. of 500 men by five invading rcgi'
men,s.
Hrclluovn, July IS Col Ramsey 5 reg
iment of Georgia Volunteers had brush
with large body Of the enemy on the
Mn inst. near the camp ot Gen. Gar
nett in Western Virginia. sixty OF
seventy Of the enemy were killed two
killed on our aide
WAsntSsroS, june l3.--The two ladies'
who iuycigled the Connecticut Captain,
Goodwin. TO his capture, have been ar
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