Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-27

sza-rSzz snrxrzssz-rr~v-~sst plimented the 69th regiment. and urged tbor to re-enlist. They said they wond if the pro- sldent desired it. Lincoln replied. he boneq the whole regiment would re-enlist. and rav. a supplementary letter to the regiment. brecklnridge visited the Confederate nri. 1 sonefs and offered them his sympathiea.
 1t IS reported that Gen Lee has gone to hyhchourg to intercept with Mcclellan. FROM MARYLAND. BALTIMORE, July 23.-The 18th Now York militia have enlisted for three years. ] Gen Banks joins Patterson. who is at Har- pers Ferry, awaiting men. There is great ex- ciement here. The southerners are oyeriov- ed at the efforts of their friends to quiet their | dehrlum Of Joy It is said a considerable mil | 1tary VoIce will be required to keep them down. l Llkenesses of Beauregard are selling in the l streets. heavy rain prevents the congrega- ton of the people. The defeat of the federal lsts is attributed to the inactivity of patter- son, who received dozen orders official. to engage Gen. Johnston at any odds. Thirty arrests have been made here for attempt. to in. | cite revolt. The New York Herald's special ! says, the defeat wa, nothing more nor less than stampede. The defeat Is attributed in agreat measure to Pattersons tardness. Gov e1nor Spragde's bravery brought some degree l of order out of the chaos. Gen. McDoWell displayed great bravery, but it was quite una valllng to arrest the panic. The lew York List, l7th, and Maine regiments were moved down like grass. The list of killed and woun- ded embrace large numoer of officers. Col. Corcoran is thought to be dead. FROM NEW YORK. NEW YORK, July 23.-The Arabia arrived al An1S pa l. thousand pounds in specie. The steamship North American has arrived at Farther Point en route to Quebec, with Liv- erpool dates to the 9th inst.
 FOREIGN NEWS. LIVERPOOL, July 8.-The steamships Jura and City of Baltimore have arrived out. Sales of cotton for the past three days 37 ,000 bales Spectators and exporters taking 12, ,000. The market closed firm at previous prices. Man chester market slightly higher. Breadst; ifs at Liverpool quiet and steady. Provisions steady. General news unlmportant.
 FROM KENTUCKY.
 LOUISVILLE, July 23.-John Tompkins, for. merly of Board of Aldermen while hurrahing for Jeff Davis, was ordered to desist by Green, city watchman. The affair resulted in Greens shooting TomDkins dead. Coroners Jury rentered verdict, that Green shot Tompkins without cause.
 FROM MISSOURI.
 INDEPENDENCE. July 23.-Santa Fee dates of the 17th says Granville Grey is candidate for the Confederate Congress, Mssilla Valley.
 JEFFERSON C1TY, July 23.-Wright made violent Southern speech in the State Conven- tion, denouncing the administration as reyou- tionary and despotic, he also denounced the Union leaders.
 The Convention was organized. Sixty one members were preset. Gen. Wilson was elec- ted president.
 ST LoUis, July 23.--A State Committee have been appointed to report on the distract ed condition of the State.
 ST. LoUIs, July 24.-Large bodies of Mis- sourians are marching from Southern Mis- souri on Pilot Knob, Southern terminus of the Iron Mountain Railroad.
 Federal stationed with Bland at Pilot Knob, and call for many endorsements there have been issued.
 Four men shot at Danville, Missouri, by federais, for hanging Col, Sharp and Col. Jar ger.
 Segel, at Springfield, with 5000 men, organ zing years service.
 Ben McCulloch, at Camp Walker, Ark with 5000 we'll armed men.
 Jackson near. with 10000 men.