The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

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az Indian affairs for the Indian Territory has
arrived here from that section, be was mot able
~ p6setrayS thA 1fshspry,byt }le rilsss being
lbTessensd Viii capture y dsesssiehistA, his
,redecessor Rector, claims TO hold the once ~
yi,evvs g aseamislioa from the Confederate
s,anss IA aasy 6og.l aK1o
y Since The evacuation Of the forts b. the feor
.r,l troops. the secessionistj hats gained the
control o, Il .aira IL ths Territory. and had oss
sc.sed money ana proviS'ons intended fsf ne
bs co,na,,socs ID II Ibdi.1sd dsisd BY Ge.,
H.rrr r Il liz ohckassaws Vas held On the gath
Of June, but broke up In row. - glsaes
The latest ACCOUNTS from Major Stufgiss gym
m.nd are T. s,aJ july 4th, When tHsy Gsfe at clis
tom Henry county, No. The command hadh
much ,,r DELAYED 81 high water ana made but allow
progress. 80, 49,. si.,ea ,a,s. .4oi q
Regiment II Federal troops arrived rive at Lex
ington THE morning. .l.s :: ,; 80. .iiiaal
The blockade Of the river befcx. this city, by
order Of Lyons, Was abandoned this evening. b.
sHG10l 3ft ION al II y. LALiJ
iaN4xrIHsBuso, July is.-Tvo dessfters arrest
ed here from Johnsons camp ~ v has 5000
men.s yIod gas sra faea sE sef; aoa
81 Reliable information has been received that
Iohnson has lately been rsinfoccsd from Man.
lassaa. niit5ig seit9sgsasaa ~ aaidda5s
II isinow said that 90 Rebelsuwere killed and
wounded in the affair At aHAinesyills. 1iaf
III disbursements are coming in which gives ID
%, 900 men. sl.jasogsmi d9rs tlpods
nj It is rumored here that Mcclellan had routed
Wise at Laurel Hill. aisqsa53 quo Ian T0.'7'
sol - gail From Californla. bred
9 Fir. KEARxxY, July lO.-The Pony Express
with San Francisco dates to- 10Th .uls, passed
here on 9th inst.r The news unimportant ~ :.
q The next steamer via Panams, 81 Lonis, will
60 iarmed with brass field pieces sDd a Dahl.
green gum besides small arms; nj efuo -" =
a The Humboldt Times of 22d cohtaihs an &C
count of the operations against lnossiie Indians
in the northern mart of the ssate.sslls Indians
have been killed without loss. on Other side.
isha| t5q9mon From HIinour1.E 10"
ssasr.s Lou,s,b July lo.l-The Springfield CORES.
ipondent of the Democrat under dase 81 the
9Th, says Immediately after the arrival Of Brig.
Gen. Sweeney At Springfield he despatched q
messenger to Coils Seeil and Solomon, iwho were
encamped at Neosho. to move their cOluinn to
Garthage, which was promptly done9 20 !
ap Last night messenger arrived from Col. Sc.
gil, stating chat jackson and Gems Price and
Rains had united their forces, about4 900 strong,
and wereGencamped about 8 miles north of Car.
thage. aSegil and Solomon pushed forward and
rapidly attacked the rebel forces enthusiastically
morning and continued fighting during the day.
Messengers are continually arrivings bringing
information that the rebels are retreating south.
eastwardly between Sarcoxieo and Mt Vernon,
falling back frsm Cassville, with baggage and
plumber, under cover of their cannon, and Segil
attacking their rear. e4gH 10 ss7o1sr
This p. m General Sweeney commands in
persona flying column moving enthusiastically
to intercept the rebels at Verona, tbni crushing
them completely between our columns. D'-'
Large bodies Of mounted men are congre.
eating at'West Plains and Forsythe with the
intention of joining Jackson's forces, but Sweeny
soox &c okn .,.,,.xol ,,,n.. ~.
Douglas County to prevent their Union and
drive back Gen. Mcbride. command. b s"A
% A company of Home Guards arrived last
night, bringing Col. Coffee, late member Of the
Legislature, as prisoner. Later advfces say a
report reached Springfield on Sunday morning
of an engagement between 500 Federals under
Col. W. off, and about 1900 rebels. Wolff DC.
cupied a prairie when the battle begun, but the
rebels retreating he followed, and in skirmish
in the timber lost 80 men killed and wounded,
he himself being among the killed Loss Of the
rebels considerable, but not definitely ascer-
tanned. ,plil1 H172d OF .l5 hin 'dhep
Gen. Lyon was at Leesville, Clinton county,
Sunday morning. Major Sturgis, was at Gin
ton, Henry county, same day They expected
to form a junction about 10 miles south Of Gin.
tom Sunday night. 5l,s"'J st.a s''it"''
A messenger was then dispatched to Spring.
field for reinfornements. The whole force of
that place Immediately pushed forward. - y
~ WHEELING, Va. July lo.-A resolution pas
sed the lower House to-day, instructing our
Senators and requesting our representatives in
Congress to vote necessary appropriations Of
men and money for vigorous prosecution of the
War. and to oppose all compromises until the
rebellion is crushed out s IN sa
20 The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Vance, Of Harrison: ei.s s2a7E 7!adi 10 ~
I. Whereas one Owen Lovejoy, a member from
Illinois, has offered resolution in the House OF
Representatives, having for'its object the repeal
Of the Fugitive Slave Law, therefore be it q ca
Resolved, That our Senators in Congress be
instructed, and our Representatives be request
ed, to vote against said resolution, or any other
Of like object. a'a5sas q q 5o2peni iaa, r :
ri LOUISVILLE, July l0.--The Picaynne having
denied nRusselPs statement regarding impress
ment Of British subjects into the Confederate
army, the British Consul in letter corroborated
Russell's statement 5e .isgs>-i f saief5o gsdipl
The Petersburg Express of the 9Th has an
account of a fight OF Newport News between
one hundred and Fifty Louisianians and Duryea's
Regiment, in which the Zouaves are reported to
have lost great numbers, while the opisianians
lost only 2, among whom was Col DeRansey.
l60uE ssllt Judge CatrOnss Charge. DOS go
g 2oissa Especial to Hawk.Eye.Ir s'aefln
: ST. Eou1s, July l0,-Judge Catros' charge to
che grand jury was read in the ., 8. Circuit
Court to day. 1t treats tbequestion Of treason
At great length and fully proves that the Judge
has not followed the example Of Tennessee, but
remains true To the limited Statea anrnrnmant