Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
NORTHERN TROOPS POURING INTO

NORTHERN TROOPS POURING INTO
 KENTUCKY.
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 etc., etc. ~ | NASHVILLE, Oct 23.-A gentleman who lei i Louisville on the 22l inst says that troops iron the North are rapidly pouring into Louisville 1 Gen. NcCook's forces between Louisville and NO lin is not less than 50 0D0O. Three regiments o 1 Pennsylvania, pieces of artillery, one lndiana regiment and one Minnesota regiment arrived al | Louisville on the 2lst and 22l, and were immecl atey sent to McCooks command at Elizabethtown i Two regiments from Michigan are hourly expect ed. The Cincinnati Commercial of the 22i say; [ that at feast dozen additional northern regiments 1 will be in Kentucky before the close ot the month Courtnay Prentice, son oi the editor ot the Jour nal who has been with the southern troops at Greer | river was arrested at his fathers pace, mouth o Salt ri CT, whither he had gone, and was taken tc | Louisville and placed in ai. A dispatch to the St. Louis papers from Frcderckstown. dated 22d sa>s the federals routed the rebels under Thomp- son and Lowe, estimated 5,0OJ strong. The rebel l loss was heavy-federal loss small. FederalS cap tured four heavy guns. Lowe was killeI Maj. Gavitt ana Capt. Il man of the Indiana cavalry were killed. Two or three companies of the 43d
  on the evening of the 2Ist, completely demolish- ing the office A court of inquiry has been order ed at the reques. of Commodore Pop. of the Brook lyn for the escape of the Sumter while blockading the Mississippi.
 AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 2S.-The Charleston papers have information by indirect arrivals from Bahama and Havana that fleet of forty sail is expected soon at Nassau, N. r. Destination supposed to be Mexico. The feeling at Nassau was unanimous for the South.
 Lincoln's consul, Whiting, has but few sympa- thizers A large Spanish fleet is collecting the coast of Mexico in connection with a land force. Confederate vessels meet with every courtesy at Havana.
 RICHMOND, October 2S.-Passengers from the neighborh0od of Winchester state that rumor prevails there that recent engagement occurred at Romney between 7000 Federals and 53UO Con federates, resulting in trifing loss in killed and wounded to either side-but many conledeates were talk en prisoners and all our baggage and sixty horses captured. The above statement Is given for what it is worth. Brig. Gen. w II. T. Wal ker, who arrived this evening on the Menassas train, says he has resi- gned the commission ot ms brigade Capt. A. r. Hill, of the 18th Mississippi reGiment, slightly wounded in the arm in the bat tle of Lee burg, arrived here this evening, home ward bound he gives no details ot interest no: already communicated.
 EIcayoYp, October 23.-Oflicialreport of killed and wounded at Leesburg Is cne hundred and thirty eight The wounded have been removed from Leesburs a5 far as practicable. few yet remain They are kindly and properly cared tor.
 AUGUSTA, GA, October 2S.-(Fia New Orleans, Oct. 29rh) The Charleston Mercurys special Richmond dispatches say New York papers to the 23u and European advices to the Jth have been received. 1t s reported that the chambers ot com merce of the principal cities in France send press ing memorials to the Emperor, urging the eXpedi-
 ,I,n ttN.1f.a q io-..X .,t raising the blockade. The London News says this report was obtained from most trustworthy source, and that the Emperor conternpiates an aary recognition. The Shipping Gazette says that France and England must act together
 Bread ripts have taken place in Paris. The French government has been obliged to give assu- rances that the price of bread should not be ad- vanced.
 Sales of cotton in Liverpool for the week previ- ous 10 sailing of the steamer amounted to lZ,uOU bales Market closed b0Iyant at an advance of 2(d The panic caused by Seward circular Is in creasinr in the north-northern journals say the obi ect af the fedcrals in crossing at Leesburg 10 form junction with the right wing of McClel- lan's army. They admit their rcPuise ard when defeated and say it cast a gloom oyer the whole north. Vim. Price of New Orleans has been ar rested in Boston and sent to It. Lafayette
 MEMPHIS, Oct 28.-The Appeals correspond elce rom bFeelN!iIp, MO-, --i Sd ; bttI son engaged the federais at Frederlckstown on Monday, 2lst. The enemy were 5,u00 strong confederates 300 strong. After several hours severe fighting, Thompson retired with loss of 42. The enems's loss reported over 4O0. They had five riaed cannon- Thompson two cannon guns. Several officers on both sides were killed.
 MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.-Gen. Jeff Thompson arrived here this morning. He left his command at Bloom field, Stodiart county, Mo. all safe and qniet.- He says the fight at Frederickstown was a desqer- ate one, and lasted three hours. He had but LA men, The federals had from five to six thousand. No advances of the enemy has been made from lronton Ben. McCulloch and Price have joined forces, and are only waiting for army stores to make forward movement. Thompson ana hlS Little band went within torty miles of St. Louis, causing great consternation in that city. they lthe northcners) bclieveing at tbe time that he had not less than 50 900 men with him. All quiet a: Columbus, Ky.