The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Morning Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The following
are among the returned Surgeons Isl
| Maine, J. M. Lewis I'd Wisconsin, Doctor
| Stewart The Assistant Surgeon OF the lst
Minnesota refused to accept the parol, and
remained prisoner in Richmond
TRIBUNEs DISPATCH.
| A general order is issued, giving Provost
Marshal Porter authority to grant passes
over the bridge and within the lines, which
are to be given only to those having official
business with the troops, except by the spe-
cial order of the Secretary of War and the
General-in-chief.
Information was received that Gen. FIRE.
mont was going to give Gen. Sigel all the
aid in his power. @
On the order of the War Department, for
ces from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, are
now undoubtedly in Missouri, to reinforce
Gen. Sigel.
Col. Burke, in command of Fort Lafay
cite, in charge of Baltimore secession pris-
oners, will of course be sustained by Gov
eminent in his opposition to the efforts of
lawyers and traitors to get the guilty free.
Orders went on to him to-day to defend
himself if attacked, and to Col. Scott to re-
inforce him if necessary.
Two of the released surgeons agreed that
our wounded are well cared for with good
air and food, but somewhat crowded
They deny that our wounded were bayou
eted, or our hospitals shelled. One of Beau
regards aids told them that but Ii, 900 men
were engaged on their side, and confessed
that if their soldiers had been aware that
they were whipped along the whole line,
they would have fed, hut what buoyed them
up and dispirited us, was the story that
Johnston was coming with 1900 men.
TINES DISPATCH.
Gen. Anderson, though advised by his
physician to refrain from active duty, has
nevertheless determined at once to take the
field. When warned that he might break
down he answered, that the Union men of
Kentucky were calling on him to lead
them, and that he must and would make
the attempt, and if he failed, he would fail
in most glorious cause.
1t is reported tonight, that the steam tug
Yankee was sunk, by a shot from the rebel
steamer Page, at the mouth of Acquia
Greek.
Isaac PIatt, of New York, editor of the
Poughkeepsie Eagle, was appointed Com
mercial Agent at the Amoor River. Mr..
Partridge, who is appointed to Shanghai,
was Secretary of the State of Mary land.
HERALD's DISPATCH.
Among our wounded at Centerville are
Capt. J. NJ. Casey of the LIST Michigan,
wounded in the leg very severely-since
died, and w. Pagan, Ist Michigan, wound
ed in the thigh, Sergeant c. M. Harris lst
Minnesota, Corporal W. l.. Person. Jacob
Minsburger, Allan Hancock, Edward Row
ley, J. S. Hascall. Died July 28th, James
Cameron, J. NJ. Lee, David Scoley, H. G.
Wright, P. G. Ellis, F. Grim. Died July
30th, July Both, Julius Suit, Chris. Clark,
Chas Comes, Geo. P. Filter, Albin Hobson.
Austin Ladd. Died August 18th, End Wis
codsin Regiment, JEFF. Diner. w. A. Owens,
S. P. Jackson, ]. D Cristie, j. q. Anderson
Lathridge Fireman, Warren Lacey, Fred. II.
Mianee, o. Wilcox, Dan. Cron, Lieut.. J. p.
Jenkins, VIM. Booth, Jas. Taylor, VIM.
Weibel. Died July 3Oth, J. B. Jones, A.
B. Clark Corporal Chas. Grover, Chris.
Keser, John Ross, B. G. Irwin. II. Solomon,
o. G. Evanson, A. B. Gaskili, Sergeant
Antoine Coblock. Died August 7th, Add.
Turner. From source in which place
implicit reliance, ! learn that the rebel
forces at Manassas, Fairfax Court House,
CentrevilIA-A~7 Vienna, are within a frac
ton of co., men, and that all the forces
engaged In the battle of Bulls Run yet re-
main in that vicinity.