Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-11-07
BY TELEG R APH.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 3U.-lt is reported rom Do" ling Green, Ky, to-day, that the feder@iS nav croOseI Green river at Greensburg and nof9ah town Ii G Scoycl was arrested here to-day, oii charge Of oncoura ging instruction and reoeioii'
 RICHMOND. Oc+ 23-via New OreanS-h CHS, patch f., m X oriok says that thirty steamers anu trans ort nt @ sea at !" ci"ch 'S nv ing from Hampton Roads IassehgelS rom 'no m ,uutlns re.atism the Withdrawal CT the cohie- derAtes from Rpmnev, but deny any ioSS oi our f,rco, The fe,;cra!s appeared before Romncy Tn I1rro force vhiic the coniederltes had ohIy SIX bnIircI The contederates retired in an orderly n,nner to Winchester. where some apprehenslons ovi ta,I tba 1t the lederals would advance. A nun her of rumors are aholt to-day, locating the ede- r,i inyasions at different points, but nothing IS re l,ablv known-aso rumors Of important events have been ought herc by gentleman just from War-clton, but yCrv little importan"e is attached 10 lis communications. 4 handred ant fifty SICK, many quite iii, arrived this afternoon.
 R.cHNoxD, Oct. 30-Onicial intelligence has been received of the arrival at Mobile of span i,h brig loaded with coffee and other valrabcs, which successfully run the blockade. She brings intel e .cc of the departure of Ministers Siidel and Jason from Havana on the 23d for Liverpool. There is not particle of news of any interest from the camgs.
 NASHVILLE. Oct 3l.-The steamer City of Bal timore ed at St Johns' on the 25th, with Livernoo adyiccs to the lGth, and Queenstown
 
 camation WAS published on the l4sh at Warsaw, declaYrr Poland n state of seize. The military again occupy inc public square at Warsaw The cotton factories ol Spain are closing on account ot the lack of cotton.
 MEMPHIS. Oct 31.-T'he Masilla Times extra of Sertembcr 27Ch, reports lighting near the Rio GianLe between U. <. regulars and Coniederltcs in which the former were badly used up. Federal loss 20 killed. Confeleratcs, one killed. One c0mnany Of regulars surrendered, others retrcated to Ft Craig, Conielcrates following intending to storm tic Fort About 400 on each side were en- gagged. Governor Brown of Georgia, has issued a procamation stating that the number of volunteers teuderel for the coast services Is already greater than the exigcncics demind, and refuses to accept any more at pr4 sent. Cen. Sherman addressed public meeting of the Lincoln ladies of Louisville on Tuesdll. appealing to them to supply winter clocIulg fer his soldiers.
 Mexico has applied to Lincoln for loan of money.
 The Ciacnnati papers say the federal account of the battle of Leca5urg is confused and unaatist4c- tory. The Northern army is being supplied by c3utrihution wish blankets. The Connecticut leys,ature petitions to Lincoln to take measures for the release of the iederl! prisoners in the hands Of Jeff. Davis. The latest European advices say England had dispatched more war ships with an immense amount ot war stores to Canada. Eng laud France and Splin have ordered large rein forcements to the Gulf
 MEMPHIS, October 3l.-Gen. Jeff. Thompson left this morning, Lincoln has dispatched three gurboags after S!ideI and Mason.
 MEMPHIS, October 3i.-rwo destructive fires co utred here today--one destroying the Conted- crate comm sslrg department, on Clinton st. Most 0t tle c0mmiSsary stores were saved. Inns fife was d1ubtcss the work of an abolition incen- diary Another fire, which is still raging, began jn furniture store in the large building on the
 .:,. Tho OdS in the store were owned in the orth, and had been conii-cated This ire was also the work ot some abalitiGnist. Immediately in: the rear ot the buid- inr k the De@0to block, containing the Coneier- ate quarermasters office. l. is the general belief that nsrttes interested in the furniture store set fire 10 t. n hopes of de,troying a'so the quarter masters 3crar;meit Bv harl work the DeSoto b}o k 1as haan slyeI Several suspected persons have been arrested. The-e outrageous attempts to brn tie hi .tary deDots, bctrays the presence of abu.'ti n scounares in our midst. The loss by these fires k heavy.
 Po1I,. Mo-. October 26-A the rebels west of .his nl sce a~e concentrating at Sgrlnst,ed 4 n, rt;oa-ut Price, couIna4d is there Se4el and Ia,;e are within two days march of Springfield. Tine fe lcra.s hlye shot several rehe's at ironton
 Tn, cxaectci fight between Price and Fremont at S.rnelteld. wis to come off on the 29th.
 11e e,raph line u California, via. Salt Lake City, - comp 'cyea.
 ST. Lotus. Oct 25th Col Boyd of the 9th Nis-auli rci-ment. issucd d rrocl nation from Pilot Knob ou the 25,h, stating that Fremonta proc,tmat wou.d De rl-idy ent0rcet n JeiierSon' St Truc:., Washing on, and ironten counties, ani of enua.a summmi " shot. Rebel symoathlzc's eiyif,. information would be treated as spies. Jas A 3Ic tit- es-, e!ltor0f Feeman's Journal, was re- lease. from F.. Laa1 cite on the 23d, by order oi SvaId. on taking the oath of allegiance, which he dil. frDtc -tu z tItt the requirement Was WlthouI warr5.t, juSace or law.
 N,sIjy,I.l.f. f.Oet.9l-Commodore McKean's dis matches of th oat eof the Passes has been rece yed a. Wasailoton. Ctpt. Pope oI tbe Richmond re- norts that a hole was made by the Mana-sas two feet below c water ire, five inches m circumier- ence. On the iii-t alarm as the Manassas passed abreast. the BichmonI's entire port batteries were dis"iarred at her, and the red light was shown as a siauai of danger. and the squadron was unCer woiuh in very few mnutes-the Richmond covering it- retreat. The Preb.e went over ihe h,r The Enccunes and Richmond grDuHded- Dnrina tine engagement, Com H4riy's crew aban- dontd the Vnecnnes and placed lighted s-o" match to the magazine, but Il did not explode The leak of the R.chmond has been so reducei that her small engines will keep her free-she Will have three planks put ill.
 Nfw OmaAXs, November l.-The Charleston Nrrrp.y oI to-aay gives an account of the depart urc of tIte Confederate ministers and the return ot the s.eaGcr ne0lorl. The party eIJ Charleston Oct. lti. COTS sting of Jas. M. Mason, John 3li- de,l. Mir. hrf arl ind, NIT. ana hfS. Shue'' tif' onI Mr.. Eustis the daughter oi banker Corcoran, imnri.,no3 at IT, La!ayette, Col Lcmat and oth- CTS Thcv arrived it Havana on the lIth, where the n ssenccqs were euthrsastica,l' received Inc ladies of Hly-ml presented the stetmer with far. Tine ladies, officers and passengers were presented wtha dinner by tLe citizens Of the clty.
 ArcrsTA. November l.-Ihe Savannah Repub liran oi th morning says Hon. k. K Mead, of Viroiuia late L. S. minister to Brazil, has arrived salt.y and is on lis way home. Capt short, ot tbe Eri. i-h navy. has resigned his commission and arrived here. lie will tender his services to Pres iGcnt Davis.
 Several Caro,.8.ans who have arrived from hu- rone atelv report that tise feeling n Engiand and France is warming up toward the south.
 A cargo oi coffee, ammunition and small arms has u7t arrived from Europe
 Confederate brig in Havana has been present. ea with a dlg. The city of Matanzas has present. el H,mpdon's legion with a AA6'
 The ship rhcodora returned to Charleston win T valuable cargo She reports that the u; ;. ste Icr Keystone has captured and gone 10 NeW York with Southern steamer, loaded With arms and ammunition
 R canozD, November 1.-Two hundred more YAnlee D. soner5 have arrived here from falriax: <. Gen. ice has arrived from Jackson river and repo ts all quiet.
 dspatch in the Baltimore Clipper of Tuesday says Lincoln has appointed commissioner to pro cecd to St Louis and examine Fremont's accounts.
 The Wing of this morning publishes cores