Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
MARTIAL LAW IN ST. LOUIS.
Aid Sent to Gen. siegel.
western TrOops Ordered 70 missouri.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGToS, Aug. IS

WAsHINGTOS, Aug. lS.
The following sre among the returne
Surgeons: J. h. Stewart lst Minnesota
]. Al. Lewis, ID Wisconsin. The Assist
ant Surgeon Of the LIST Minnesota refuse,
to accept the parele, and remains a pris
oner in Richmond.
Tribune's dispatch:
A general order is issued giving Proves
Marshal Porter authority to grant p,sset
over the bridge and within the lines, which
are TO be given only to those having oficia'
business with the troops, except by the
special order of the Secretary of War and
the General-in- Chief
Information is received that Gea. Ere.
mont was going to give Gen. SeigeI all the
aid in his power.
On the order of the War Department
here, forces from Ohio, Indiana and Hi
nois are now undoubtedly in Missouri to
reinforce Gen. Seigel.
Col Burke, in command Of Fort Lafay-
ette, in charge of the Baltimore secession
ist prisoners, will Of course be sustained
by Government in his opposition to the
efforts of lawyers and traitors to get the
guilty free.
Orders went on to day to him I'd defend
himself if attacked, and to Col. Scott to re-
ipforoe him if necessary.
Two of the released surgeons agree that
our wounded are we'll cared for-good air
and food, but somewhat crowded. They
deny that our wounded were bayoneted or
hospitals shelled. One of Besuregards
aids told them that but {, 600 men we're en-
gagged on their side, and confessed that if
their soldiers had been aware that they
we're whipped along the whole line, they
would have fed but what buoyed them up
and disspirited US was the false story that
Johnston was coming with seventeen thou
sand men.
Times dispatch:
Gen. Anderson, though advised BY his
physicians to refrain from active service, |
has nevertheless determined at once to take |
the field. When warned that be might |
break down, he answered that the Union |
men Of Kentucky were calling him to lead |
them, and that he must and would make |
the attempt, and if he failed he would fail |
in most glorious cause.
: 1t IS reported tonight that the steam
rug Yankee was sunk by shot from the
CTreeeiA 4AoznAr PE-ge at the mouth of Aouia
Isaac Platt, Of New York, edItUt Or s-~
Poughkeepsis Eagle is appointed CONNER
rial Agent on the Amore River.
Mr.. Partridge who is appointed TO |
Shanghai, was Secretary of the State of
Maryland.
Herald's dispatch:
Among cur wounded at Centreville are |
Capt. ]. NJ. Casey, 1st Michigan, wounded
in leg very severely, since died II. W. |
HT.k III 4ks1k
1st Minnesota Acknowledgment G. 1
n Harris; Corporal W. L. PiersOn; Jacob
Allen Hancock, Edward Ram |
ey, J. S. Haskell, died July 28th. James
Cannon, ]. NJ. Lee, David Scoley, Fl. G.
Wright P. C. Ellis, F. Trim, died July |
Both Julius Smit, Charles Clark, Charles |
Comes, Newton Brown, George Pfffer, Al
Dion Hobson, Austin Lsdd, died August
I1th. 81.
ID Wisconsin Regiment-Jef Marden,
". A. Ovens s. P Jackson, J. P. Christie,
!. Corderson, Lethridge Firman, Warren
Lacy, Fred. H. Maine, O. Wilcox, Daniel
Crane, Lieut.. J. B. Jenkins, Wn. ByVoab, E.
r. Reed, James Taylor, VIM. Weibel- died |
July 30th. David Jones, A. B. CLARK, /
Corporal Charles Graves, Christian
Kessler, John Ross, B. C. Irwin, e. Sill
nan, O. G. Evans, A. B. Geskell, and Ser
geant Anton CO6lOck died August 7tb.
Times Dispatch: e
From source in which place implicit /
learn that the rebel forces at /
Manassas, Fairfax Court House, Centre I
vile and Vienna, are within fraction of
10000 men, and that all the forces engaged
n the battle of Bull Run yet remain in that
7icinitV.