New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

Gr TIE sGUTHTEsTEG:S AND 6NEEitAs L1yEs.

.Gr TIE sovfIWEsTEGS AND SHEEicAg L1yEsI
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I'oLLA' E3., aug 4".-lhe loioWlnS narrative
IS 1rHisAeu py an Syt Witness VINO 4e11 inc Guy Oh
0priiSu1lu ~ oui4Iae taoA mug. .o.,,
r, ne says ttat tne hsh. coiAIiEnceu @ d. clock
Satufday morning ana faGeG u IN Z.
. Inc eouIhefheTs cAar5ed IoIteh natIaTy lhree
tlmes.
zen lyon !ttl cary III liie aStloh'
yen; 1eiset ha4 4 ssEefe str9gsle' ana lett three
Vi Ms rts io0l s sIlo oh tIe ie!u s'laIn8 tneih'
1he oou'IetA camp to"A hte' anu ""s ue-
str9yed44, ., c ,-.,.
Inc Esatiat ~ - Sapt. "5alz' I:!iiea -ue!'
9"teleyr Moue9Eu IN tiie ee wi hl1GleA' se1!
Tis p so;c,15I r,ei+ Hlla l,t rave1appr
Cant Rnil- III Dit2IEr. Cant. mcfarland -ser
outly. Five Lieutepants we're killed.
Cen. Price. of the Soutbern army is not killed.
az has hepn prroneouslv renorted.
rn1nnr nreyailed an the bartlr-feld In the ef
feet that Gen Ben. McCpllocf was killed, but this
is denied. ~.
On Saturday night DIR. hencher left Springfield
with ambu!anceS to see about the wounded. Zen.
Lyons BODY mad been treated WIN great respect.
Gen, Fremont Calls for Assistance
Txn,,yApo11s Anp. I4-Gen. Fremont has +eIe
rranhpd the Governor of this State. saving that
Lyon was killed and that Siegel was in full retreat
followed by the enemy. He urges the Governor
to send forward every available man to support
and defend the flag OF the Union.
False Disnatehes to Eis,ead the PeopIe,
LOUISVILLE. Aug. IA gentleman from ST.
Louis says that Gen. Fremont, in order to check
! the dangerous enthusiasm, was compelled to con.
sent to the publication of falsehoods regarding af
fairs in Southwestern Missouri. The route there
| is regarded as to-day an humiliation.
| After blowing up the powder and destroying
other property, Segel left, and on Sunday night
Tbo civ, o;d rnnnt1 Of 81 Ionis ara nnier mar
,ioi law Major I Mckinney is ProvosrF
! fobn RrownIep President of the BOARD of
Police, has been arrested, and Basil Duke has been
appointed in MS Stead. o nm .,,
IL Is repoiteU ta1 1e. mar " w No. m
IS marching on tiiot Nhoo, "neie ooeo etei'i7
arc Slauoheo' "iti' I'VE eahnon,
| From southeastern missouri
MEMPHIS, Aug. l4.-Sxteen miles back OF New
| Madrid. sixty Mssourians routed two hundred
| Federalists, killing and capturing many.
| Another skifTnsh occurred in the same vicinity
| between Gen. Pillows scouts and party OF Fed
| erals which resulted in a similar manner
From Richmond
R,cu,ovn Aup. 1A-Poht. TYLER has been coz
| M 1Au5' ~ 1,, - ~ C,Iiti,ovoiI
naairoa5 III llir" e5'''oA u '-' ''''
TRe annnirtYnenfs Of a large number of Com
manders, iieutenants and Surgeons of the navy
| have also hnpn confirmed
| no+;o,, oF +to 7ror+ba,.,, Po,1-s ~, +ba Toan
Nv SoHI, hnr 1INTha hanks of phiadel
nhio New York and Boston have agreed on fft1
million of the loan, on condition they be made The
sole recipients of Treasury notes.
/ Arrest Of Bearer of Dispatches.
| Np,y YORK. ADp, I4-Robert Mure of Charles
| ton courier of the British Consul at New Orleans
| was arrested today on the Africa. As he was
| leaving several papers were found on him which
Indicate that he was the bearer of dispatches from
the Contederates
| From Washington.
Wy r7. 49,, !. M r,.o,,o,. o
, ~ la nr;sfnar. who have arrirG
| 80 US ny nr Pc p ,Goot f'-"' ''0
| '-0-N '1 - -
| DocAae"ly 1'AcA'
| ISD1AHArOIIs, Aug. l4-The following is pla
carded about tie streets:
| ATTENTION, ZouAyES.-A battle has been tough
in Missouri, in which Gen. Lyon was slain. 0u
| army is in full retreat. Gen. Fremont telegraph
for all the available force in Indiana. Now o
| never, Zouayes, return to the camp. will CIV
| You back your rifles, old officers and flag. Ih
| Eleventh awaits you. Your country calls yol
louder than ever. Give her once more your expe
| rience and strong arms. Let us make new renoWl
on the banks Of the Mississippi. Fill up the camp
Louayes, and will march you tomorrow
's's"s"' LEV ?,,s ls MAiLA'f' 'o''"ei'
Hion, Not.ioFi'o.
~ lot ISN LIE AuS lt.-A it ~ o"l''ion ~ '2ta$ ;
GUARDS para9eG 'he slfeets tnls eVenns lu TIKI ,
| mehRai uFii III honot OF ool. Niorto' ioii'7' ih'
| ""'''iion 1''u ~ ."s l,, Aatr. W.
h1VeT 1ntellsellce' a! ,,;- o;,.
!ol ~ H. a " he nv I'VE ui Nv M eiiao pi p1 "
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The following dispatches were received yeSter'
day afternoon:
The Great Battle i'll Missouri.
WA>HiNHToH, Aug. 1.-THE War Department i
in receipt of official information touching the grea
battle near Hprlhsneld' NO. ana 'he uea'l Oh zen
'CoI. Hunter has been made Mafor-GeDerd,
77o,itioo1 7,andancias of +he peor,e alone +ha Pr
| tOnac
| Can't Cravop of tho pntomoc fotiIle ro,ort
,bot i0t ore in tynntv nf tha The nannn an +h
hrae of tba potn,nen ave laval ri ITp redora
\ Gnynr,n,ont He snmrtjmrs thinks from the man
ner in WHY theg apIov Tho Faars,s rhct tbe
are organized into com panies, and perhaps reg
meut5.