The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-20
The Campaign in Missouri.


So LoHis Aug Is This First Musoun H.
g'm'nt CJl AspEtws comm ending. wen. 10.
to the action at Sprinp d,ld ssven buudr,r an.
twetty strong. OF whi b rum Der ssvout'-s,v.b
were kiied t~o hu ldTed an eigh,sou wound
cd. O' which ri atty thr'o are severely so, anN
teventetn n,i%ins. About en-, ihird cf ,ht
wounded Of this r.eir ont were let In he y 4.
pitAl at Springfield and are now prisoners.
Tan EKsoiC IOWA RsoIMHrT.
tn. First Iowa Regiment rrrived last night
from kolls L is unt erstood that they will be
paid tn b,re. A lGrse number Of them sxprss,
a discrimination TO 70 enlist.
The P,Isstee,s ct WORK
Bo,ton, .tuyuA 19.-Tho schooner Wind
wnc, Captain PAeI1Dos. from Turks ILsnd,
Argus. 1st, arrived st Holncs' Hoe on the
l1tl inst. Tbs w edward was captured BY
thsJ,G. Davis, on the 4 h itst, In la. 2s,
long. 60.
Tho rext day th' J'G Davis cap.urAi the
brig Santa C'a;a of E,sTo,L loaisi with su
gar and molAss,s, and tound ffom Porto
Rico to Byston.
This J,fF Davis then put twsu'y two men
taken from various vessels previously c,o &.
tur,d, en- board ,hs WindWaId, ami lot them
go.
The bark A'yrsdo. from Cape Town fjr
Boston, has BEEN ,piuIsd by priva'o,r. We
have not kNnsd the particulars as yet.
slCopD DISPATCH.
Th, mate o, tho bark Alvsrado, roportA that
shs was captured JuIy 2ist. Lat. 20 N, Lon.
60 ~ W., by the J,f Davis. A prize crOW
was pu, on boSrd. a. tho crew of the bark,
with the exception of Captain waIrNo and
his wife transferred TO tho priva'eer. Tbs
bark called tho next morning for the South.
Angus; the 5,h, sle captured tho big Santa
Clara. and treated her in the NJ manner,
Mr.. Jones aud four Of tn. bark's crew goiag as
q part Of the priEs crew. The SANE cay they
transit rred myself and tho rsmairdr Of tbs
crew 20 the schooner Windward. ffom Tark.
Island for Holme, Hoo. When lett tho prL
va,ser, sho bad only "a men all told, aboard
Ftos washissIOs.
IFdshiJfoR, aug. 10 Tho following lot
te's are fair specimens OF 'hoso found in q re
Gently intercepted mail bag, the arsl being a
uaaslation;
Charleston, Auq. 3 1861.
DEAR FRLIX: - On politics | will NOT say
much. Iha lA.t Imp, Ttsnt affair Is I'll too
tre,h not TO be in good s,irits about 1. More
over alone know pretty we'll what Is unknOwn
10 tho puS Slie. I t0rite, f,r Instance, the com
msrcisl reports OF the English Consul N h 8
government at home. | can ssBuce you can
500 dsyiighL and va will soon have full suo-
Lar
about tbs ha To al 10 completely dt1)sss Of
tle va ks's. Lord LiUNs' l'st gool saying
.as thst he would say 70 SkwARD. q vils
snake) N you will r ot admit that tho Southsrf-
eis haze ball " en-. rights, you mus. now
admit hey are = btlligsf ent power.
"You nav rest assured that the South will
Q ind speno cot snd soon tecoms grss'er than
tbs Moth. for true Ue,l u ere and not at
the N,rth teSauss ths soil here proiucss
every thitg hat ii rtes'sary, agd moreover,
Vie di immense values IA cotton, Tobacco, rice,
Sc, as extras.
the greatest tcuutry. | hope Hamburg will
soou give us tirsct steam navigg'ion 10 Jan
yary We sx psct to be IN full bus ness fo' 4 K
land will and must brosk up the blockade.
tavs nil latsr information whi h sttll mors
C niirms me 10 the belief that England aLd
france " II son aIkaoNledgs us.
(sien.6) MORRIS SsLIoMAs."
Another Ntter In the same mall Dag, Is ~
follows;
"CHARIEsroS, Aug G, 1861"
my Dear Ihn-The Lincoln GJvsInmsnt
hiss stopEed the mails. and | svah myself Of our
good ftisIda ROBKRr buEE and JOHN PAUL
going over, which they have 10 90 by q vsy
circuitiOus route to reach the sttar,r Affics
at New York by ths tune she leaves for Liver.
POOL on the II h iust " After spsabiog Of pri-
vAts Affairs III, wfit,r costiouts I'VE ars IN
the MIDST OF q war, bu, cur stn cts ara qHist.
We have gained great victory over the YAM
k'e army in vi ginia. The movements OF our
army are secret, but We will probably have
startling news soon"
III, Northern Cove rnment is q to'sl wreck
Infatuated, lawle's, bArbarous Oar barbor
IL Fill blockadsd aud OF course We have q
scarcity OF such articles as bay butter, coffee
tee, & c., but not Withstanding we hAvs plenty
OF the staff Of life. Toe crops Of cotton, riee,
and corn are most abundant, the northern
states are In dss psrBtsly bal condition. Tasy
have no market for their prooues-thsir manu-
factories ara all stoppsd-thsy have no cotton
TO work upon, and II they had, the only mar
kst for their fabrics was the South.
81 sIS, Ietsn Rekinio.ts Ia Phil sdeiPhia.
Philadelphia, Auyust l9M -Tnsr, are now 81
sk,lston regiments in this city, composed on an
avsrags OF three companies zach. The latest
army order will doubtless have the snsct OF
merging them. and PhilAdsl phia will soon be
ale to send an army Of nins or t'n thousand
men.
Death Of a H1inocoTos.
LdCcosse, AuJ. 10 - Last night the steamsl
kentucky City collidsd with DAH RfoE's