The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-19

pap British ~ullje' t -- War
Na,cmcuts, SC. sc
,.t. Northern papers, rex e'ved a. th's
~ ne make pp the following summary Oh
rsws .
$500. Aurust Ia Proves = Marshal
= - has j, sued q proclama len calling
sfi GOD citi. 'ns to obey The -aies - has
rt-'" -. 81 i54>es airy 70 establish, III orde~ TO
Nf" -" ma prespI 90 the public eace The
'5s,It vi. rem IN in force, an. mil tary
oN" -, only b, used when III civil. law
'- inadf4Ua TO main tain ne puoiic
Pr Any NgOl ttiou OF this ord er v Ill be
s'I' 81 nv PROM punishment, ne. ard .ess OF
e6lrS VI .ssourian and BAH ct II, two
.s...la papers, have been suppTes 'e'
''~|srartrtS that Gen. Hardee rs marc aing on
-. 10. and CT the destruction OF the
I'''. ~. ,he Iron Mountain Railroad prove
~ ne t...cS OF two prominent Secess ionists
- scar. Gej ID day, by oIder o. Inc roFost
-! hat nothing Of i rehellious cr aTaActer
,saaa I'D them.
- FreelIau; has ordered tn reor-
'.-4'g - r.. United States ReseyI Corps
g, -aIs ia comprise five reGiu tents OF
'~.,r,rv. VITA 20 reserve Of TWO ccnI anles 10
- .ygr ST. ua8rJus o! cavalry, and two bat
.~seIs WI be required to enlis for the
lt tEe ~ALlS iF& Hist ti1lia duG 10
I've ne sam pay as volunteer IA EimeEts.
r,EiaaEt designed TO have zone COM
h.-rtf >.arp-S hooters and one of pioneers,
yssx ssssKAl fISsEL's coAxASlD.
~ Is.ts, ! gus; II The CORES pendent
.s- 81 Louis Democrat, with & from
p.., rLiShes The following items =
4.,sr.l N!cse.s command was =, .ssed st
OBJ. t5.s.suade TiNs-, nifty miles west OF this
Ice yes. erdsy Tuesday, evening, VI here he
ma y
III, -..ae rpate ~ Springfield has been
anchored and jhs stock brought here.
he Postmaster OF Springfield Is arrived
NH s., The n al matter OF that Cttite.
About wen " i've wagon loads @ fugitiyes
.-'-. Springfield have reached aece, and
..t,-s a.- Ga thslr way.
IN ~ u l.rid IS reported TO be Big Tun-
81 ,.,eaty Tvs miles from here with fifteen
rglt,p4 ug5cUnten is, bu, very little attention
.raa % ham or his movements.
OR -.-rtE Mas sFRINGPTBLD--PCRTEgR PAR
TICULAEs.
81 !arrs, Mo, Aug. I5.--Ur.der date Of
Springfield. AuE y, the correspondent of the
- ITais Demo rat fuSilsnes i detailed nc
Ut II the bat,ie Of Wilson's Creek. The
~ facts are the same a. these already tele-
srsphtd. The euemy's camp extended along
-. Creek for three miles, enclosed by high
sr-ar.f m each side, upon which q greater
mar. Of the engagement was fought.
!, does rot II pear thaa .he Confeierates
-r--4 5rlYeu bach any considerable dis lance,
hnt ,aeII charges were all Tepulse aGd they
b7-r.-t 3 large amount OF their camp eQui-
page ana baggage 10 prevent lis capture The
sr.-ng had twsLf--One pieces OF artillery ard
aarsr body Of ca valry. cen. Siegel attacked
me i8ntrter,.tes from the southeast as soon
o. Ls heard from General Lyon command,
aa4 drove them rs ok half d mile, taking pos
s-~sIJn u their camp, which extended west
gerf 10 the Fayetteville road.
Hare 2 terrible fire Vas poured into his
-yigs los Z regiment he had peTmitte 20 ad-
rI-t- q In u - =
the Iowa First Regiment. HIS men, thUs
:.srl b. surprise, were scattered cons!dera-
bly, ana Colonel 81 iOmOp S men could not be-
re.gt lmm-dlatety, consequently Genera!
5 eye. lost five OF his guns. the other being
brought away by captain Flagg, who com
l~i-i his prisoner to drag ii of the field.
ga. troops captured about four hundred
El!--s.
trr loss is about aU5 killed and from six TO
seven hundred wouuded that If the euen Y
cs1Ggt BE- less than double OURS, their force
having moved IN In g bodies aud cur artillery
TlsF.l.- on them " III terrible effect. Lieu
....l--i'Jil1-l Brand. who commanded he
Confederate forge Al Boone Vile, and since
s.,t 4s aid to - rneral Price, was taken
HE BODY OF General Lyon has been EN-
5sIm-t for conveyance 70 his friends III Con
I.Dt
Til, following additional names Of Off ers
I..et raTt been aSc-rtaIEed: Captain MaT0u,
o.. 'l- First lows R-gIm 3nt CAPITA Brown,
Lo' confirmed.
Woauded Uaptal. G. tschalk. FIRST gsa,
Captain SW.E and Captain Hatten, First
ka.sas, Captain Gilbert, Fist infantry A.
Caj ta.L Colo f.rst Missouri iAeuteuAU.
B5 WI, FlTst Missouri
s.srBERs A-PoGr OF AFFAIRS aorra
POTOMAC. OF Ea-
AigIAspgtA, aug. I5.-Las.
il and = O'Clock, the en- night, ori WeeF
YER my ser fro here in i tbs dirs Ign
t5r uelTly an i h0"Se. AAey were visible
t5.dtv .tzelnl N paid n visit to Alexandra
Hl, ioT the frs; tine since the battle 81
Kun. He IS recovering slowly from the
'oepa he received At that time, bat huree
s," - asFr!ne 60 amand Of his brigade
I"''rfy Confederate cavalry scouts were
-""i yesterday SIX miles from here, IA The di.
r'.''"a OF Monnt Ge7non
Information, tho lght 10 be reliable, has beeu
l'.E!'el h're that batteries are being arec'ei
~ "o'tt- House PJiat, also At Quantico, ten
m,ies this side of Aqua Greek
tne steamer PawHee suddenly steamed ur
ia'iuisAt and went down the river to make q
thorough reconnaissance.
4h- report tina. the smau-0ox ia raging &c
"ir1I-AI extent ~ Manassas ) Junction is cred,
l'"l here by Seless ionists, also by thcse IL
military authority.
FHoN IBE. BAEKs' cOLrAx.
H5Ao4rAETsBa near Soudy Hook. Aug II
H.n'@ L., mental officers, stationed below
hAI !~r s Ferry, nave bael restricted from is
S'tAE masses - cross the Potomac into Yir
klLia tenera! Il 'nGs' headQ uaTt5r5 have heel
'eaitFeJ ny Crds 81 persons anxious to gt
over CT various pretexts bat 40 passes arr
issued now exec 1T 10 those who come well on
'ot'7d - thorough going Uaion men
party Of civ .iians VINO visited Maryiant
H~ghts on sunday. discovered, by the aid O
h''Sses, an anca 1pnent near Sheppards town
ur number OF .ents Indicated The preseuc,
9! reg ment, Supposed 70 be Seces=ionists
-. Ill posslbl, they were some Of our owl
iT3 yonilr man were brought INTO camp to
1at by he picket Of Gel. Biddle's regiment
'f'r Banks ordered them TO Re retained un
o~- guard.
FsoM roRTRBsB MONROE.
tofTREss Hoseos, Aug. il "A few Con
i,o-fat" scouts attempted last night 10 GRO.
hampton Greer, 5ut were fired upon by on
IIe.e,s add q.ickly retired. Hampton i
A'fa.l " visited ~ the Gonfederates.
LirNi lr0sDv's recent expedition 10 AccO
tnA- ard Norti amrton counties has nearl,
'tt'H NJ The c1ntrabard trade between thu
1Ae,+Tf and esterp chores of the Ches a
aaN.. II toma places visited by him ther,
a. 3I1Lg am OHtspoken Union sen timent
~ hundred VnpTe paid letters from tbs
eH"IA prisoner at Richmond to their North
Hiei A. leit On the Baltimore boat by the
,,y,.9 80 tWst91S, were to-day generously
al by Gen. Butle~.
d Ne raw aud formidable works on The Rip.
80 49, eAt On The land aide Of the fortras. ara
'AIfiy Progressing.
,t-kr Quantities of coamifsnry and ord
"Fes zee lunue 80 arrive, and the ale
I tF TIE lasf few huu.s has brought u d hi
'4Ftyu VI - '' W ""sa'
WAaHlS9ToE ITEHs.
NJ. - - Ten, Aug. about forty of the
~. OH Highianders who are regarded as
,lu ViHolpais IN the characterization. are
"a Ia foa~ al tie watch house
,fVs. Marshal Porter has heen placed
nyaiiy ia cha &c Of the bridges over the
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