Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
From Louisville.

FOR THE JOURNAL.
From Louisville.
July 10th, ls6l-P. M.
Travel between the North and the South but little in
terrupted Passengers from Nashville, ui the Edgehed
Road with but little delay Hence South the detention
six hours from the South hitherwaIds arrive TWO
hours behind time The Memphis trains both ways connect
closely.
Rev. G. B. Overflow pastor of the Asbbury Methodist
Episcopal Church South left here Sunday night with
volunteers for Confederate Army He preached to his
congregation Sunday Volunteers leave in squacs pro-
badly at the rate hundred per day. the South be
whipped in this war, Kenuckys best families will wear
black.
From Kanzas Cny.-Important War News
The Fort Scott Democrat of the 18th reports battle be-
tween the Mssourans under Governor jackson and the
Federalists under Col. Zeige, near Carthage.
the onset the Mssourians driven back and
the officers ordered retreat The order not heard on
wings, which advanced the centre gave way thus
nearly surrounding The Federaiss who retreated. The
fighting mainly by artillery The Federalists giving
way the Msourians advanced finally retreaed to Car
thage miles distant the place where the engage
commenced. night attack Zegle is reported.
Zege rereated Sarcoxe Jackson fortify
ing himself Zeige and his force is badly up Their
loss is estimated from three hundred to thousand
On Friday, (he 5h instantly Generals Price and Ben Nc
Cuoch arrived Neosho, twenty miles South of Carthage
with ten thousand men. Two hundred Federalists
captured there One report says they all murdered
another report says that only small portion killed
McCuloch sent two thousand men to assist Jackson.
From New York.
NEW YORK July 10th, 1861-A. NJ
On account of SCOTS Introduction, the morning papers
entirely bare of specials Especial correspondence and
telegraphs, we suppose
From Wheeling.
The Virginia traitors Convention Wheeling has elected
Carlisle Senator in place of Hunter and W. T. Wiley in
place of Mason.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, July 10TH l86l-s. P. NJ.
Thos Dodamead, long Superintendent of the Virginia
Central Rail Road, has resigned. He has been succeeded
by H D. Whcomb.
The Aduant General of Virginia has issued order
the commanders of the regiments in Green, Orange Madi-
son, Cupepper Rappahannock, Fauquer Prince Williams
force, and report to Gen. Beauregard.
letter received here from Phipp states that o.
jennings WIses company. in skrmish previously
ted killed the federal captain and or ten men and
took twenty-five prisoners.
RICHMOND, July l1th 1861.
A letter will appear in to,morrow's Enquirer dated
Beverly, July 7th O'clock P. NJ stating that on that
day near Gen. Garnes camp st Laurel HILL which thirty
mites from Beverly engagement took place between the
Georgia first regiment and large body of Yankees The
Geogians killed sixty seventy of the Fedeaists and
TOOK wagon and arms; only Georgian wounded
This doubted by Edward F. Clayton of Georgia
first regiment who left Garnetts camp early on the morn
the
only Federal troops he heard of the neghborhood
of Brckhannon.
gentleman who left Winchester on Tuesday night saws
that Lincoln force reported to be about 0OOO at Mar
nsbuTg, and being daily reinforced with abundant ar
tillery. -
Martinsburg built rock and the buildings are mostly
of granite.
The Federal troops occupy Grafton and from thence send
reinforcements to Phlippi
Genl Wise at Charleston near Gureys Bridge and the
people focking to his standard
g. B. Lamar has returned to Richmond. F. B. Flournoy
of Arkansas, is also here.
RICHMoyD July llh l861-s:20P
Inc Baltimore Exchange of the 9th says that Rich
board the steamer Washing on on Monday for comnicv
IN the seizure of the steamer St Nicholas He was pointed
out by spies board and taken Fort McHenry SIEVE
raj others were arrested at the time.
AUGUSTA Ca July 1lth 1851
Vlce-Presdent Stephens made speech here today on
the produce loan, which attended by ge
Committee Was appointed to procure subscriptions
Mr. Stephens left for his home three O clock
LOUISVILLE, KY July llth 1861
Gen SCOTS suppression of teegraphc correspondence
has suppressed the Cleveland of the Gin
cnnatl Enquirer This misfortune, the reliable re-
ports thence come through Cleveland.
The Cincinnati Commercial of this Ming has the fol-
lowing: 1t is refreshing after reading of the fright
fu Winning snedkng snarling paragraphs with which the
editorial columns of the Cincinnati Enquirer are flied
to the Louisville Democrat Journal and note the
manly earnestness with which the editors these papers
are standing up for the Cove nment.''
The Louisville Journal Of this morning has the following
ing chaps well hard looking chaps often hard fighting
chaps soft looking fellows generally figure in ladies'
" The Louisville Geographic agency of the Southern Con-
federacy calls Rousseaux's men ragamufins That was
the river may have in them spark of something dan
gerous. A ragamuffn that insQted one of them last
week suddenly ceased be ragamufin for he did
not have rag left his back"
TIE Court decides against Brady and Davis in the rail
road case. That Government has right stop the road
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 18th. 1851
The Democrat says that Zeige had l2O0 men and ten
pieces of artillery the souherners 5000 men and seven
pieces of artillery; and many horsemen.
battle in which Col. Wolfe was killed was tonight nm
saturday, 80 miles from Springfield.
WASHINGTON, D. c. July 18th. 1861.
fcutes regarding the Mexican treaty precudes direct
mail communication with that country.
In the Senate Fessenden reported the bill for the
payment OF five and three.
ters millions of dollars, which had passed.
IN me house pills were reported making appropriations
whole. "a VIZ
Stevens, of Penn. hoped that the Committee of WAYS
could adjourn Thursday next. The Committee ia dis
posed to give the Government everything it asks for
LoVeoy wants vote on his motion to increase the stand
ing army. 'A' ''A"O-
The House has passed the war bill ONLY five navs,
The Senate has passed bills RENTING the duties on
arms. ~ ~
In the House Washburns force bill of 1919 ws0 voted ~
and was passed The following are the NAYS Burnet Har
den; Norton, Pendieton, Reed, Robinson Vaandieham.
orhese Wadesworth and Wade. o'
The mails have been entirely discontinued in Middle and
West Tennessee U
BUcKHANNoN. Va, July 1lth 1861. |
5ecounolterlng party OF Federal troops having ven
wounded ~ ' o wv
The skirmshes during the mast two dave bov. ham
bloody. NY "''0 '0en TABLET
The strongly entrenched and thew make
oeeTmned stand heavy loss of life is inevitable Gen
ncIleIlan was to have attacked them this morning.
Mcclellan reports the Souherners strongly entrenched
Wlthn Two miles of his camp and directs all Federal
forces within radius Of 40 miles to Join his column i'm
mediately. OtN-D-- ALI
IT,. u;..-. g.. :, QUINCY, ILL.,, July 11th 1861