The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-10-16

s1s ~ ss. ed David Brown, of Gate City Guards, At lanta. killed A member of the Dahlonega volunteers, name not remembered, was 'seri- ously wounded. Richard Cry of the Marion Guards. killed. John Dean, of the Muscogee Rihes had three flesh wound. A member of the Lowndes volunteers was wounded in the thigh, his name not remembered. One man in the Arkansas Regiment was killed. The total killed of the Confederates was I, twenty wounded and twelve missing. The loss of the enetny was evidently severe.
 RICHMOND, Oct. 8.--The report about Gen. Mcclellan being wounded in the recent skirm- ish is denied by parties who left Alexandria on Friday last.
 FROM NEW ORLEANS.
 NEw ORLEANS, Oct, 8.-Charleston papers say that the blockading steamer off that port had in tow yesterday a small schooner, ap parently black, without furetop mast, sup posed to have been captured.
 Several vessels have been seen lately off Port Royal
 Some seamen have deserted from vessels at North Edisto, N. O., and it is supposed have gone to the enemy's fleet.
 A schooner which left a Southern port with cargo of rice, it is reported, has been lost on the Bahamas. The cargo was saved with but slight damage.
 Arrivals from foreign ports, with cargoes of useful articles have lately taken place.
 Prince Alfred came over in the Niagara, destined for the British fleet at SL. Johns.
 The Londcn Times alludes to Secretary Chase's appeal for subscription to the new federal loan.
 Late Northern papers report the death of Gen. Geo. Gibson, Commissary General of the federal army.
 The Washington Star says Fremont will be court martialed, and Gen. Wool will preside over the trial.
 Mcclellan has issued a proclamation de- claring death as the penalty for interfering with private property.
 holds obtained decisive victory over Gen. Jackson at Green river.
 The Tribune says Vanderbuilts steamers Atlantic, Baltic and Roanoke were taking in coal and provisions, and arranging berths for troops, for Southern expedition.
 The Washington Star considers Missouri as almost loss to the Federals since the Lexing- ton battle.
 Northern journals are engaged in discussing Fremont and Blair's quarrel.
 The Richmond Enquirer and Bulletin Board, had despatch from Petersburg, stating that the Chicknuacora Beach, N., O., was eminent ly successful under Col. Wright, of the third regiment, who effected landing on Saturday, pursued the vandals p miles, taking thirty OHC pllsOuCio, lOoO LuuSktIS, SIX He I'd pieces, and all their tents, together with provisions, shoes and stockings. The Confederate loss was one Georgian, who fell dead while march, ing at double quick time Col. Wright had his horse killed under him.
 The Charleston papers say, a schooner re- ported as prize of the federals, on Monday, was taken, when at anchor off Stone Bar The battery fired gun, but did not reach her. The federalists from the steamer manned four boats and took her
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-A special des- patch to the Advertiser and Register of Mo- bile, from Pensacola the 9th, says: One thou- sand Confederates, under the command of Gen. Anderson, crossed the Bay last night and landed on Santa Rosa Island, at two o'clock in the morning. They stormed the camp of Billy Wilson's. Zouaves burning and destroy ing every building, except the hospital; also immense quantities of rations, equipments stores and munitions. They spiked the cannon and effected the total destruction of the camp. The loss of the Confederates was forty killed and wounded. The loss of the enemy was very great. Capt. Bradford, of Florida, killed. Lieut.. Nelf1s, of Georgia, killed. Walter Buglcr, of the Continentals, severely wounded. John Burgess killed. Gen. Anderson was wounded in the arm. Lieut.. Sayre was wound ed in the hip. The list is imperfect, and it is impossible to get all the particulars. Our force engaged was composed of three com panes of the fifth Georgia Regiment, four teen members of the Continentals, three com panies of regulars, detachment of Georgians, under Lieut's Hollinquest and Nelms, two hundred Alabamians, detachment of Navy officers and marines, under Captain Brent.
 Major Wedges, of the United States Army, is one of the numerous prisoners in our hands
 Lieut.. Slaughter, of the Continentals, while carrying flag of truce was captured The victory was complete.
 FOREIGN NEWS.
 LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Tom Savers severe " whipped by Tom Mace, the champion of E,nUland in a rac tnl Errht