Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-20

and thrccquartcr million of dollars. 1t was
passed.
In the House bills were reported, making
appropriations to carry on the Government,
which were referred to the Committee of the
Whole. Stephens hoped the Committee Of
Ways and Means would have business up, so
both Houses could adjourn on Thursday next.
The Committee is disposed to give the Gov
crnmcnt everything it has asked Lovejoy
wanted vote to increase the standing army.
New York, July 10.-The steamship
Canada has arrived from Europe. The sales
of cotton, on Saturday, were $4,000 bales
spectators and exporters taking S,O0O-at
full prices, with an advancing tendency
Brcalstufs were quiet and unchanged Pro
visions dull Consols S9b@S05.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKEr.-Tres Ordi.
nairc, Ill Bas, 105. The market closed
active, with an advancing tendency. Sales of
the week, 5000 bales Stock on hand, 315,-
600 bales.
CINCINNATI, July 100. Jennings Wise
has captured three federal companies at Glen.
VILE
There have been no dispatches from Nc
Clellan since noon Sunday. He was advanc-
ing towards Beverly, before reaching which
he will have to do some hard fighting.
SPRINGFIELD, July 10.-Ihc Missouri
sixth regiment, under Gen Sweeney, with
flying column, will advance to Vernon.
Large numbers Of mounted Nlissourians are
copgrcgating at West Plain, Forsyth county.
Sweeney sends men to prevent their joining
Jackson.
| Col. Coffee is prisoner.
| Col. Wolfe has encountered the Missourians,
aud has sent for assistance. He lost 80 killed
| nd lad
Lyon is at Lcesvilc, and will advance Gin
tonward
CiScINNATI, July l2.-F. II. Stanton is
cn route for Washington, having been APP
pointed Senator, yicc Lane, of Kansas, who
| accepts brigadier gencralship.
/ WAsnINGToN, July 1O.-The House has
passed the army pay bill, with S nays.
The Senate passed bill rcmitting the dn-
tics on arms.
]3osroN, July 11.--Profcssor Longfcllow's
wife was fatally burned to-day The Profes-
| sor, in cndaayOring to rescue her, was badly
burned.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Itis again rumorcd
that Patterson's army is annihilated, and the
troops quartcrcd in the city are preparing to
leave. Dodge, Unionist, has been appoint
cd marsual.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-In the House
Wushburn's force bill was passed, with 10
nays This bill resembles the force bill of
1883 Nays Burnett, Harden, North, Pen
dlcton, Reed, Robinson, Vallandigham, Foor-
hies, Wadsworth, Woo,
NEW York, July 12.-2, 400 bales of cot
ton were sold today, at 1850.
WnEELNG, July IA series of rcsolu-
tons have passed the lower House of the Car
Isle Assembly, instructing Senators and re-
questing Representatives to vote for men only,
and to oppose compromises, till the rebels arc
crushed.
Buchanan, July l1.--McClcllan reports
the Southerncrs as strongly cntrenched within
two miles of his camp, and directs all the
forces within a radius Of forty miles to join
his column immediately
Sr. LOUIS, July 12.-Thc Democrat says
that Scige had 1900 men and 10 pieces of
| artillery, and the Southcrncrs 6,000 men and
pieces of artillery and many horscmen, in
the battle in which Col. Wolfe was killed,
fought on Saturday, thirty miles from Spring
field.
WAsMINoroN, July 12-Thc mails arc
entirely discontinued to Middle and West
| Tennessee.
BALrlMonE, Jnly 12.-.Col Thomas has
been indicted for piracy and treason
In Canada the new Lord Chancellor took
his seat under the title of Lord Ashbury.
The British commander does not recognize
the closing of the New Grcnadian ports.
WASHINGTON, (via Mobilc,) July I'm
the Rump Senate resolutions cxpcling South
ern Senators were passed by thirty two for, to
| ten against.
In the House Mr.. Vallandigham offered an
amendment that no portion Of the money ap-
| propriated be used for the subjugation Of any
State, or holding any States as conquered prov
lnces, with slavery in any such State. Re-
jcctcd
ST.. LOUIS, July 12.-- Associate Judge
Catron, Of the Supreme Court of tho United
| States, issued q writ Of hdJcas corpus for the
production of ex-senator Green Obedience
was refused. -l1t @ "a w
Capt. Campbell Quincy, Capt. McAlister,
and five men Of the 10th Illinois regiment,
wero killed seven miles this side Monroe
They were caught in an ambush.
| Ono thousand cavalry and infantry leave for
Col. Smith s.succur tonight.
| The telegraph wires being cut, VIC have no
reliable news.
BUCHANAN, Va, July 12.--Skirmishing
continues. -Four invaders were killed, and
Palmyra burnt.
The St. Louis State Journalsays a dispatch
was received last night, saying that,a fight
commenced in the Southwest (Missouri) at
10 o'clock, between State and federal troops,
under Seigle and Others, IL miles beyond