The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-30
WAR NEW s.

TROUBLE IN THE CAMp-The Baltimore papers of
Saturday speak of disoord having existed among the
Yankee Generals Mcdowell and Tyler, at the Bull Run
srmish The former denounced the latter, and charg
ed upon him the whole disaster; and in his official
port spoke of the officers and of the 18th Regiment
New York, and lst Regiment Massachusetts,, as cow
ards These were crack Regiments, aud enlisted for
the war. We do not hear that after their flight
Thursday, they returned 10 fight on Sunday
THE TERROR IN WAsHINGToS-Two gentlemen, who
left Washington Monday night have reached Richmond
The tale they tell is awful. They say that words
describe the confusion and dismay which
pervade the Rump authorities. All the boats
moved from the South side of the river, the draw
long bridge raised to prevent the army from this
side emptying itself Washington. But for this pre-
caution, there would not be Yankee on this side of
the Potomac.
BREF.-The following is Gen. Beauregard's dispatch
to Mrs Bcauregard, in New Orleans, after the battle
Bull Run:
MANASSAS, July ls.-The enemy has been repulsed.
we'll. P. I. BEAUREGARD
Missouri 4rousing
Knoxville Tenn July 26 Gov. Jackson and Gen
Atchson, of Missouri arrived here yesterday their
way Richmond. The Governor says that 90, 900
MiSsourans ready if they had to defend the
cause of the South.
The Mssourians have taken Memphis, in Scotland
County Missouri.
Missouri State Convention.
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, July 27.-The Convention de-
clares the principal State offices vacant and provides
fer filling them by the Convention. and repeal part
of tne State Constitution. The Supreme Court to
sst of seven Judges-four to be created by this Com
venton; abolishes State Legislature, and annuls
eral acts passed by the Legislature.
PHOTOGRAPHED THE COLUMBIA cARoLINIAN.
Northern and Western Hems.
WASHINGTON, July 27-Gcn. Mcclellan has arrived.
A committee is here from New York urge the active
employment of Gen Wool. 1t is ascertained that the
SouthernerS had accurate information concerning the
Federal movements. The withdrawal from Fairfax
part of their plan TO draw the Federals into
ambuscade. The Michigan Regiment lost nine officers
and l0s This regiment went into the field 475
strong. The Southerners are concentrating at Win
chester and much uneasness is felt in relation to an
apprehended attack Harper's Ferry The second
Ohio regiment have delivered up their and gone
home. They number 800 The Confederates are
mounting sege guns at Fairfax Several officers, rs
reward of their courage have been authorized raise
regiments New regiments however, are being con-
santy accepted Nothing has yet been heard from the
expedition bearing flag of truce for the purpose of
burying the dead from Col Cameron's expedition
1t is supposed that the Southerners have schemes
foot which they wish be kept secret and detain
everything coming within their lines.
The Senate passed bill to define and punish
spiracy, and bill for the suppression of rebellion
Bills were passed to build bridge the present
one, repair the Long Bridge and investigate the
amount of salaries received by officials resolution
ntaining the supremacy of the Union passed by 80
yeas to nay-Mr Breckenridge.
In the House, Mr. McCiernand said the House should
make provision for further resources else the Govern
ment credit would fail Mr. Wright said it had failed
already. The House into Committee of the
Whole bill to provide for direct tax. 1t meets
with violent opposition.
CINCINNATI July 27.--Cox has occupied Charleston
the Kanawha The Southerners have burned the
bridges and fallen back.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 27-An expedition consist
ing of six launches have burned nine Confederate
sloops and schooners.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 27-Accounts of enthusiastic
receptions of returned three months volunteers
noticed in various places, whose departure has
been noticed at headquarters. Many of the three
months from the interior arriving here how
business is If they find it less profitable than soldier
ing, they promise to return.
Permits given to ship goods to all ports in Ken
lucky.
WAsH1NGToN, July 23-Mr Breckenridge visited the
Confederate prisoners here to-day, and offered them
his sympathies.