Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10
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Secretary Meuminosr of ~ hIGTlMofD, Oct 4h, lse,
ACT OF the last session of Congress- has ordered Of
shmen. OF ports OF entry and delivery At estab
memphis tennessee, for goods wares and manh aud
The Examiner n of this morning indicates a stroD.
Jackson, with $500 Georgians was attacked co. mat Gen
Sd inst ON Greenbrier River, Cheat Mopn1n sday
900 Linccnites under Gen. Reynolds After fon bg6
fighting the LiDcolntes repulsed with beav hard
loss but small. "S0'y loss Our
forces had crossed the Potomac Occoouan strong
pose OF capturing Of our batteries. No par e puf
gwen put II IS believed that tba Federas ave been @ are
as they do not know the precise location of our
By the Southern and Western In 'es'
RICHMOND, VA, Oct ID lee1
Everything is quiet. Passengers by this aftarn M.
report the burning of Falls Church by the train
advanced to that point after the Confed ais who
back. With that exception there is no news H fallen
MEMPHIS, Tenn Oct LOT ,o
The Chicago Tribune of the 25th Acknowledges 1851
plete victory of the Confederates at expgton c com
gan commanded with thirty-fve hundred mo- OOi Null
entrenched The Federal reinfo!cements were strongly
and driven back The fight lasted several
perate daily. Sorties and skrmishes occurred grew de
The Home Guards were much diSafected, and first my
the white flag. 1''' raised
Finally the Federals held council Of war and ao..
captulae Gen. Price demanded the unconditioU1
render of the officers prisoners; the were si
to depart without arms The Federas marched ont lived
of " Dixie Mulgsn shed tears The men To u The
took the oath not to against the Conederac but
gan wound d. - ~uuH
Governor Jackson arrived at Lexington on Satnr5,
his travelling legislature. WIN
The prisoners property and specie captured constD.
this immense, splendid and p Ofitable victory us
The Memphis Avalanche has special desD7tch .
Bowling Green Kentucky, which says that Cen BuckSm
took 6opknsvile. the day before with six hundred t
of arms and three Twelve hundred FederISSl d
The Confederates numbered two thous Id 'Nobodr b
The Lexington victory is confirmed The captprSs n
Gle, prisoners and property is immense. Spe
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept IS, 1871
Capt Walter of Col Marshall's regiment has a aool
from Lexington having left Tuesday previous a. @
He says that the nam body OF Gen Prices forces were
Lexington, when he left All the Federal officers canH
had been released on parole, but Gen. Muligan rena
give his for private reasons. Price probably has ;n
rebels with him. and confidently eXpec ted that Cov
aardee would join him on Thursday following with e
or nine thousand additional forces. More than len bor
'Tebels were sent across the Missouri river from a,
ton, on Thursday with the avowed intention of atsc
Lane. The Federsls had cartridge grape or 9th %
and not shell lett at the time of the surrender b9t I
two or three hundred Kegs of powder. The rebelr@s
casting all kinds of ball at the Lexington foundry wo
day and night They greatly encouraged and dan
ST Louis will soon be in their possession.
Gen. Prices official report of The battle Of extinction h.
been received The following is the closiI
Our entire loss in the series of engagements amou6s
Is killed and u wounded. the enemy's loss was mpS
greater The visible fruits of this almost boodes, virt
great 500 prisoners among whom are Coon
Mullgan Marshall, Reding. White and Grover MsorVs
Horne, and hundred and eighteen other Commissioner
oncers hve pieces OF artillery and two mOals; three
thousand stand of nfantrT arms; large number NJ S
dies about hundred and fifteen hO! ses apy cav%
equipments. and teams, amounting to than $OOM9
worth besides commssary stores, and large amount
other property Ia addition to ali this, obtained the
restoration of the great seal OF the State pub m
ods which stolen from the proper custody and ab
nine hundred thousand dollars in money which the barS
this place (LexingOn) had been robbed Of and which,
caused to be returned"
Federal officers from Lexington say that fewmsn cf
an ordinance Of secession. When the informant left nv
were discussing act conscatng tie property Of per
oppo: ed to the Southern Confederacy.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Sept 9th 1851
The steamer Brooklyn has arrived FROM the mouth Of The
Mississippi. She reports having captured the bsrqae RIO
bound for New Orleans put a prize board, and
sailed for Philadelphia.
WYANDoT, Kansas, Sept "A, 1851
The acting Governor of this has issued an order for
every man in the State between IL 4j years of age TO
Immediately enroll his name in some military company
Each company has been Ordered to hod themselves read
mess for marching orders Each furnish al
his possession. Upon refusal an man to obev the order
10 be ken as evidence OF his b;ng dsoya and toM
BosToN, MASS Sept 2Sth, 1861:
Hon. VIM p Appleton has res gued his seat in ongre@
LEAvENwORFH, KAxsAs, Sept. 9th. 1851
scouts this m" r9ng report strong Iunn Of rebels
destina non is st Joseph Mo
IEAvENwoRTH KANSAS Sept 2Sh, 1861
1t Is reported lat Gen Lanes comm md, after
engagement with the ebels at ,pinsv forced
march to Acoa, surprising and capturing large supply
train.
! WAS 1NGToN CITY. q c. Sent o. 1851
Large numbers of suspected persons this city have
sen confined by order Of the Government IL private
house
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29h, SOL
Our troops FEDERAL took possession Of Muusou Hl
last night
efectuay have measures been taken on the pOomsa
that vessels 10 longer pass up w. without undergoing
destructive fire. The nav cation is actually closed
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 3D. hGl
1he Louisville journal OF tn 30th ut that reliable
news of the taking of Manchester in Clay county Ky, by
!lcofer, has been received there. The Journal ep@s
a large number OF arrests in different counties.
Passengers by oday's trains report that a lawns
declared in Louisville to-day.
AUGUSTA GEO Oct 3,r6l
The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail learns that the FedeaS
have established themselves on the main land OppOh
Pensacola.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct g. 1861
John E. Keyt of Helena, just arrived from Ohio ap
that there about eight thousand Federal troops at@
vile and towards the Confederate camps.
Five hundred Confederates unde WyckIhe from Fayas
and the adjoining counties passed through the Fede
and had arrived safely at Green River.
Gen Buckner took HOpknsvie, dispensing the tedras
who fred first killing one He captured six hundred sau
Of arms and three BE has quiet occupation oHo
kinsve, and has taken his Cavalry back Bowling Green
The Keutuckians are generally pleased with the Con
federate movements.
Cen Johnston is preparing for win er quarters at St.
Louis, Missouri, and Louisville, Kentucky The SKIES arc
bright. [Gen A. S. Johnston will be very likely ACCOM-
NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct 3, 1861
Judge Monroe. late q. s. hi trIct Judge in KeDuchN
peared before Judge humphreys to-day and took the Os~
: of allegiance to the Confederate States.
James B. Clay was taken to Louisville on Saturday osa
t writ of habeds corpus in his issued reurnane "
fore Judge Catron on Monday. 50
Committee of the Kentucky Senate having repCTeavi
the 18th uit. that the arrest of Ewing slyeoom', %
Irwin of Memphis by he Legislature was illegal ana
It warranted, they were released. . ,arm
Fremont was at Jefferson City the 28th uIt andh
uncertain when he would leave probably by the Isl"
9 inst.
A gentleman arrived at Jefferson City on the 29!s u
who states that Lane bad burned the central t me
Osceola the 25th ut giving his reason, Ia
rebels had fred on the troops from the WIDOWS u Jd
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati tnqarsib has ne
Washington, Sept 2sh says that Secretary Chase last
goiated another loan at New York. on the bass " ~
. arrangement. ~ The
The New York Day Book suspended on the z If force
d Editor says that he bows to the Inc 4orabe oeg
Thousand
. A gentleman direct from Louisville, says WA' ~
but few troops there and enthusiasm ~, os rlaced
y James B. Clay released on Monday nc him against
I under bond OF five Thousand dollars to DO pOA"o
the Federal Government. 4 % 1851.
, Cotton ia dull with triAnv sales at 81 cents for mGa
o0''0n 'u'' WIN 'f'ln A s1S GEO Oct tcr
Joseph Brown has been reelected GoVeIp%
gia by majority of between FIVE and ten b lSGl.