The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-07-26


Eve pieces 40 horses and 5 men were kiil-l
ed and . wounded. All the guns were
thoroughly disabled before they we're aban-
doned
Ayres' battery formerly Shermans was
brought OF without any loss of consequence
The Seymour battery was all saved, with the
exeeptisn.of one rifed cannon 80 pound
er, thAtMas accidently thrown off the bridge
and lost
The Times correspondent says have re
liable information that the regime that
were the most dsmoralized on Sunday night
will be disbanded or recognized, so as 10
give them efficient officers.
The Tribune's dispatch says Caleb Lyon
presented TO Mrs. Lincoln, last evening,
finely wrought silk flag, captured by the
Zouaves FROM Louisiana Regiment The
flag was six or seven fee, long and on the
union had embroidered cotton balls, With
name of regiment, Tennases Rifles
HARPER's FERRY, July "a.
Gen. Johuson's force Was A., 900 men be-
fore his march to Manassas, composed OF in-
fantry, artillery and cavalry.
Col. Stewards cavalry went TO Perryville
to observe the movements of Gen. Patter
son. The rest of the cavalry went with
johnson.
The rebels had at Winchester GO pieces
of artillery. They said that Gen. Wise,
with his troops have been recalled from
Western Virginia. Gen. Beaursgard did
this in opposition to Gen. Lees advice.
ALEXANDRIA, July "a.
A Young man named John Bradley, who
is studying for the ministry, son of wealthy
citizen of Columbus, was arrested this even
ing by the Provost MARSHALL as SPY,
charged with taking information to Manas-
sas The evidence against him is almost
positive.
BosroN, July 25th.
The circular from Secretary Chase, ask
ing for loan of s5 600, 900 from the Bos-
ton Banks for 60 days at per cent. inter-
est, is being readily responded to. Iester-
day several of the Banks subscribed $780,
600 each.
GEORGETOWN, July p.
A Telegram has been received saying that
Col Cocoran is prisoner at Manass as and
is but slightly wounded.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.
A special to the Courier, dated Lynch
burg the 2Sd, says the rebels captured 63
cannon, $4,000 stand of arms, 200 horses
and all the stores and provisions, valued at
81 100000. A buggy and epuletts, mark
ed Gen. Scott, were also captured. The re-
bel loss supposed to be ESQ killed and
900 wounded.
The 14th Alabama regiment suffered
severely as did Wade Hampton's legion.
Another dispatch says the Confederate
loss is 1000, the Federal loss 900 killed
and the number wounded and taken prison
ers is not known.
Among the prisoners are several Members
of Congress. ~
The Journal says: A kentuckian es-
capped from Pensacola arrived here and says
theres are only 5000 before Fort Pickins,
and they are miserably fed and clothed re-
ceiving nothing for their services. Large
numbers have died of typhoid fever, and
there had been many desertons and almost
the entire force are disguised and would re-
turn home if they could. The camp at
Milderguhs Hal was abandoned yesterday,
and the arms returned to this city. The
State camp at Cynthia has also been aban-
doped
The 26th, Indiana regiment, at New AL
bany, is now full and its officers desire to
muster the troops into service.
Governor Jackson, of Missouri, has made
a speech at Memphis. wherein he says TO-
900 troops could readily be raised to do
battle for the South if they could only get
the arms He had left 20 900 or 10000
men under Ben. Mccullough and Price who
had marched towards Springfield the day of
his departure with a view of attacking
Seigle's force, by this time the attack has
doubtless been made.
The Governor is quite sanguine of rid
ding the State of Lincolns despotism but
desires the co-operationa of Tennessee and
II. go
matters.
Kentucky deserters from camp Boone,
Tenn, says they were required to take al
oath to support the Constitution of the Con
federacy to serve three years and invade
Kentucky at any time the Presiding officers
should see proper.
The large government building within the
Navy Yard enclosure at Memphis, has been
burned
fortress MONROE, July "a.
Important reconnoisances are taking
place to-day, of which 1 same more to NOR
row.
WAsHrsGros. July PA special 10 the
Commercial Advertiser says: The body Of
Col. Cameron of the 10Th regiment, and
brother of the Secretary Of War, has no,
been recovered by the messenger sent TO
obtain it. 1t is reported that the house in
which i, was deposited was burned. and it
is feared that the body is reduced to ashes
in the conhagration.
special to the Post says: 1t is reported
that duel will occur between Burnett and
Richardson. Friends are trying to arrange
the matter.
Gen. Wadsworth has arrived from Fair
fax Court House. where he remained to
care for the wounded. He reports the rebel
forces coming on our troops are only out as
far as Balls Cross Roads
Large numbers OF our scouts are out 10 all
directions.
y slave escaped from the rebels says that
80. 1000 rations were issued at Manassas juno
ton on Sunday.
The Tribune's special saws the report that