Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-13

Washburn, Holman, Fenton, Davis aud Steel
The schooner Enchantress. from Boston,
was captured by the JEFF Davis.
| From Wis >ourI.
| ST. JOSEPH. July 11.--An attempt was made
| to capture a train at Monroe but it backed
| out in time aud returned to Hendren
ST. LOUIS July 10.-Judge Catron's charge
| to the Grand Jury was read in the O. S. Cir
cult Court to-day. 1t treats the question of
| treason at great length, and iully proves that
| the Judge has not followed the example of
Tennessee, but remains loyal to the Us. Go
vernment.
Uriel Wright made application for writs of
| habeas corpus in the cases of ex-senator
Green and John Seward, now held in custody
of the L. 5. forces at Canton, Mo.
Judge Lakeland also applied tor a similar
writ in the case of Capt. Campbell, one of the
prisoners taken at Camp Jackson, who gave
up his parole and delivered himself to Adju-
tant General Harding, at the Arsenal, on
Monday last. Quite a number of witnesses
are here from the interior. -
ST.. LOUIS, July l2.-Judge Catroa has is
sued writ of habeas corpus for ex-S anator
Green, but refuses the petition of Capt. Camp
bell.
The State Journal OF Thursday has the fol
lowing: "a Telegraph dispatch received here
last night, says fight in the Southwest com
menced at 10 O'Clock between the State
troops and Federalists under Seigel and 9TH
ers. IL miles beyond Carthage, and resulted
in the Eederalists being completely routed
with great slaughter, and being pursued IA
miles to point miles beyond Cartha ge
where night ended the slaughter. The Fed
erai troops arms nd equipage were captured.
The Journal further learns by letter from
Gen. Parsons, said to have been received in
Jefferson City, that he (Parsons) after pur-
ed a surrender. Segel stipulated that the
men should march without arms. Parsons
insisted on an unconditional surrender, which
was complied with. Among the killed are
Col. Il. GratZ Brown. SOloman kallman aud
Wolf
ST. LOUIS, July l2-The houses of patriots
were opened Thursday night for rejoicing.
Though not an illumination The town looked
like it. The Dutch Garden keepers and ac-
tors are not so proud of their fellows Segel
and BoeTnstein.
Numbers OF foreigners are reported leav-
ing in fright.
400 of Col. McNeils reserve guard removed
the type and paper from the State Journal
office, reading an order from Lyon prohibit
ing its further publication.
a special dispatch from Warsaw to the ST.
Louis Republican reiterates the aDnihilation
of Siegel's command.
From Illinois.
QUINCY, H., July 12.-Capt M'Alister and
five men of the tenth Illinois regiment were
killed seven miles this side of Monroe. They
were caught in ambush. A thousand cavalry
and Infantry leave for Col Smiths succor to-
night.
The bridge between Hannibal and Palmy-
IA has been burned
From Louisville.
Il I'll 4,
being cut, we have no reliable Information
from BuckhannOn. Skirmishing continues;
four invader swere killed and seven wounded.
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-The following has
been received here:
CINCINNATI, July Ito G. D. PRENTICE,
Louisville General Mcclellan has captured
the entire camp OF the enemy at Laurel-Hill,
with their guns, tents, wagons, and many
prisoners, among whom were several officers.
Their loss was severe. Ours very small. No
officers lost on our side. Signed-ANDERsoN.
From Virginia.
ROARING RUN, Va, July 10.-McClellan'
column is feeling its way cautiously.
The Southerners seem TO be reinforced
since our approach and are working with
great energy.
Mcclellan will feel the Southerners this
afternoon.
ROARING Run, July ia battle occurred
yesterday at Rich Mountain. The Southern
ers, under Colonel Pegram, were surrounded.
The fight lasted an hour and half The
retreat-d, leaving 60 killed and
mauy wounded and prisoners, with six guns
and some horses. Tue Federal loss was 20
killed aud 40 wounded.
From Boston.
BosToN, July l2.-The privateer JEFF Davis
has captured three vessels off Cape Hatteras.
From Ohio.
CINCINNATI. July l2.-Anderson has things
mixed. The camp at Laurel Hill has not
been taken.
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July II.
Charlie Dreux'S remains were met by 500
Louisians to-day at Grand Junction. Speeches
were made, exciting arrangement.
Gen. Polk has arrived here.
From New York.
New YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Illinois |
has arrived from Fort Pickens, 10th.
The Wilson Zouaves are at Tortugas. Daw- |
sons Artillery will go to Santa Rosa. The |
brig Brilliant and bark Stets0n have taken 5 |
prizes. The steamer Sumter ran the blockade |
and is at sea privateeing. |