Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-26
Southern News.

Southern News.
LOUISVILLE JHS aa.=-A slrcidlto the
Courier says the TGogis captured sixty cam
non, twenty five thousand stand of arms,
twelve tLousand hgscs, aud all stores and
provisions, valued Que million of dollars.
a buggy aud ela1Ietss, marked Gen. Scott,
were captured. The rebel loss is reported
two hundred aud fifty killed and one Ih0us-
and wounded.
The 4ih Alabame regiment suffered Sc
yerely, Us did Wade Hawpiun's Legion.
Another says The Confederate toss WAS
TWO Thousand. The Federals had 6fteeu
Thousand killed, Number wounded and
prisoners not known. Two meinbcrS Of
Co gress are prisopeFs.
! The Journal sayssa Kentuckian who cs-
capped from Pensacola has, arrived here.
He SAYS there are OnlS 6,0O0 troops before
Fort Pickens and Hrc miserably fed and
clothed, receiving no pay since March.
Large numbers hare died of typhoid fever,
there hHve been many dcsertions and al
most the entire force is disguised and
Eould return home itlhey could get away.
The camp OF the tats guard ut Null
drRugh Hill was ubRs4ioned Yesterday aud
the arms returnaa 40 this CITY. Also the
camp of the 6tAte guard at CyhthiHua.
Tue 2Bth Iadiann Regiment, Mt New
Albany, is now full and an Officer has ar
rived 10 muster thetroops into service.
Gov. jackson, of Missouri, was at Mem
phis, and made a speech, wherein he said
100000 troops could readily be raised to
do battle for the South if they could get
arms. He had left IS or 10000 men IN
der McCullock and Price, who were well
armed, and had marched on Springfield
the day of his departure, with the REV OF
attacking Sicgcls forces. BY this lime
She attack doubtless has been made.
The Governor is quite sanguine Of re-
deeming the State from Lincoln's despot-
ism, but desired cooperation with Ten
ncsscc and other Southern States by way
Of exrediting the matter.
Kentucky dcserters from Camp Boone,
in Tenn, say they are required take an
oath to support the constitution of the
Gonfederacv, serve three years, and invade
Kentucky any time the presiding officers
should see proper
The large government building, with the
navy yard enclosure, at Memphis, has been
burned.
LoulsvILLE, July 25.-Richmond dates
of tile 23d aud Nashville Path, are received.
The former give no particu ars of the battle
of the 2Ist, and the latter only Ineagre
dispatches, most of which have been telc-
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forces from Fairfax Z. Il. aud CeutreYille
TO Bulls Run, and the fight of the 18Th.
The Richmond Erammcr of SATURDAY
says tie retrrut from these places wns in
accordance with orders, Bulls Run being
selected as the battle ground. Our troops
after firing several hundred rounds with
drew in order before the advancing of the
foe, aud fell back on Bulls Run. here
the r,tiring forces met by the nth, 18th
and lsi Virginia Regiments, and waited
expecting fight ut daybr About 4
in the AFTERNOON the main body of the Zoe
arrived within half mile of the Ran and
made three several attempts to advance.
each time being repulsed with great
slaughter. The retFeHt hid eNery appear
ahcc Of /. signal roat, leaving their dead
behind and losing six pieces OF artillery.
Two Virginia regiments pursued some
distance, capturing number OF prisoners.
Tue enemy in their several advances be-
hayed vt first with great sp rit, gu ck!y rnl-
lying aud closing their moved columns,
but finally gave way under the murderous
execution OF our musketry and artillery.
Wednesday afternoon dispatches were
sent to Johnston to repair with ii portion
Of his command to reinforce Beauregard.
The eGemy rs they advanced displayed
their accustomed vandalism, burning and
destroying villages. Fairfax g. H., Ger
nantowu and Centreviile were reduced to
ashes. Men and women were fleeing in
every objection.
tbs ;H;lic extended along the Run for
The distance of mile, and within that
spucc were len $50 dend or wounded. Our
loss is 1877 killed, wounded and missing
missing since returned reduced this to SO.
The Richmond Wig calls the fight
skirmish of frst rate ptoPorttnns. We
heard lhEt the Provost Marshal reports
having buried $50 Ofthe enemy. Our in
faniry made layOnet Charge on the eu-
envy, which swept all before it.
Among the nnrepOrted officers killed nre
Geo. Mure, OF the Orleans Artillery, Major
Harrison. Kirby Smith, of Florida. Col.
johnson, of S. e.
The latest Pensacola dates report the
capture of II small slooP by the feet, and
nrrivui nn the 10Th of tue Macedonia.
Tue schooner Nigilaute, charged with
furnishing the blockadiug squadron with
provisions, was seized by the ST Louis on
! goth and guard put aboard.
The hlockading squadron at the mouth
of the Mississippi was reinforced on the
2Uth, by the arrival of five war vessels.
The force now consists of the brooklyn,
lPo&hattau, Colorado, and -foar SMALLER
vessels
4 private despatch to a gentleman in
Louisville, from Nashville, says Davis adj
uifts in his report to Congress that the lc
killed and wounded, TO be 5000. Tha
same despatch states that Wade Hampton's
Southern Legion is entirely cut up.
| FoRrREss MoHRoE, VIA Baltimore, July
+; 24-Two important recouuoissances are
taking place to-day, of which shah havc