Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-17
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report received here yesterday OF oouDuui Ie3
biy, but confirmed this morning in oHcal quarters
Gen. had rereated with the army he naa oP
sed Gen. Lee sewell Mountain taking the ROADS
in the direeio of the Gauley River
Gen. ee. of the condition OF the roads, ana
his limited OF transportation, was unable TO loho"
RICHMoNp, Va Get. 10. 1861.
The Receiver of The third district Virginia has fled
petition sequester The estate Commodore UrIsn L.
Levy located Albemarle county Va, lid includes On
tceo the residence of Jefferson the proceedings
Instituted 10 sequeser amounts to hundred thous
and dollars worth of property in the Richmond Court alone
Gen Jacks ms official repart has beeL received by the
War Department confirming the previous accounts OF The
Passengers from report two federal vessels ashore
nDhaven beach aud that troops have gone to attach
them.
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. llth, 1861.
The condition of Gen. Wise is the general talk Last
night 1t was regarded exceedingly critical
Andrew j. McLem0re, OF Memphis tennessee was acc-
dentay onnded here Wednesday night.
No passports will be granted to persons TO leave
the COnederacJ, who leave their families here. .
Petitions flied yesterday to sequestrate Monticello
in LucOlns army.
1he report of Prof Darby Alabama in relation to ob
vous OF the vast amount of sickness in ur camps
attracting much attention and will doubtless result taVora
b y to the health OF the army
The voluntary contributions the army unshated-
Among those at the passport office to-day
sand dollars worth OF clothing etc., Tor the georgia Tegl
nents Kellogg placed IN charge OF the ABOVE they
bis trIst until they reached Richmond.
Several hundred loads voluntary contributions from
the different States for the army at various stations On
the railways leading 10 Richmond Great Efforts are max
ing them forward in sufficient railway power
The Washing away Oh bridges aud perhaps other causes
have produced delay
GIN. ii IL Jackson's report the battle at Greenbrer
has been received and will appear in morrow Enquirer
The following comprises a list Of the casualties:
K.Aed-John Che, of 18th Georgia reg't.; J. W. Brown,
OF lt Georgia regt; Mr. faler OF Rices battery John
auniord, Of 3Ist Virginia reg ment.
WOoded-Capt maker of Da4vile Artillery, slight
y capt Rice, of Rces battery, foot shot of; Lieut. Ma
son, OF 4+th Virginia, slightly Lieut. F. Bartlett, of 3!st
Virginia severely oergt Graves of Rces battery, NOR
tally Corporal Eaton OF Danvle Artillery severely or
polal SaVen, Of 3lst Vrgin severely Corporal k1lne
Of 3ist Virginia, slightly Corporal Gilman, of 3st Virgin
ia, missing. +, UateS-J 1. Stephen. aid Milton Cal
houn of Sd ARKANSAS slightly Anderson Scott of Sd ar
kansa moltay Fitzgerald Kelly, Paine, AMI kane, Of
44tn Virginia, sghry John Dean, D. W. Fare, F. An
drew and David Ferrel of 18th Georgia, slightly; D.
L, Beck Of LIST Georgia. severely otl~ei hosby and
I'D vi GINA severely Joseph r. Dickerson, of sauna
krs battery, AeVe ely; 1hcs a Elliott and hos. WmAey
Of nh makers battery slightly W W. Clayton and Eugene
athews, of 3ist Virg mia, severely.
Many afoa here ABOUT the Federal feet at
tachng tyanspol and other points on the Potomac, Du
officially authenticated and all regarded
founded
All the Cotton States will b. fully represented at the Ma
COnvent the l4h inst. 1t believed that
Four hundred delegates will be present
Advices from Fredericksburg that there firing
up the Potomac and O'Clock this 1he first
was caused by the batteries opening tug which,
the cover OF darkness burnt boat he damage the
unkn0 The last hiring planned each lasted
ABOUT thirty minutes There has been no genera ngage-
ment.
Ey the scUIi,tIn RmCt ~ cs.eTn lines.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 9th ltel
Passengers by this morning train report that the
toga AID another federal gun boat attacked Columbus
on last No de, morning, throwing shot and she'll The
batteries replied striking the boats knocking down their
rs aid nuring them otherwise seriously. 1hey
etreated In a sinking condition
freight train in contact with passenger train.
the Mississippi Central Railroad Sunday last seriously
damaging the free ut cars. " No body hurt"
FROM PENSACOLA.
Cur i ms Ag.I" VI t"IiOus.-htIIy Wilson's ZUu-
Gves Badly "a hippt0.
PENSACOLA, Oct. 9th, 1861.
An engagement took place Santa Rosa Island early
this mOInlg. Among the XII led side, the
Cnch Rifles, the Irish Volunteers Nelson of War
reLton, Ca and several wounded and missing Full par
special dispatch to the Mobile Advertiser and Regis
under command of Gen Anderson crossed The bay
aud landed on Santa Rosa Island AT two O'clock this
morning they sormed the Federal Camp of Billy wilson
ZouaveF rpng and d, soying every building except The
hospital also immense quantities Of rallons, equipments,
fected the total destruction of the camp.
The loss OF tie COafedeTaes forty killed and wound
ed lhe less of the enemy was very great Capt. Brad
foid, OF Florida killed; 1t Mems, of Georgia. kill
ed; Walter, tugler of the Continenals desperately
woundet; John Burgess killed. Gen. Anderson wound
ed III the aIm 1t. Hsyre wounded in the hip The
is imperfect and IS impossible get all the particulars
Our force engaged composed OF three companies of
the til Georgia kegiment IA members Of tho Mobile Con
tneu'als til companies Of regulars dstachneu Of
MisssspPians, and hment gians uner
tach cut Of naval officers and marnes under Capt Brent
Major Vodges U. A., t" the numerous prisoners
IN onr hands 1t slaughter o the Mobile IontiE enais,
while Carrying flag OF truce. vas captured. Our victory
is complete
MONTGOMERY, Ais, Oct. 9, 1861.
Gov Moore has issued his proc auaon cons eniDg the
Legislature OF Alloema the 18th October teng ad-
OF the usual time.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Oct 10TH 1861.
Passengers to-day report that Capt Johnson e. Morgan,
with tweiy-seven men, rad skiTmsh with party
eighty strong at Eoen, on he Louisville Road
beyond Green kNer the 7h inst killing of the
fed,
MoBrLs Oct 10th 1861
special dispatch to the Advertiser Register from
Pensacola dated 9Th inst that Lieut.. SIaught the
bearer Of flag Of t uce, has been released.
Walter the tuger is essier and hopes are entertained
OF his recovery Burgess is alive There twenty
wounded men III the Ladies Hospital who receiving
every attention.
Gen. Bragg witnessed the fight from headquarters, and
was much pleased.
MOBILE, Oct llth, 1861.
special dispatch the advertiser and Register dated
10th Instant says that five companies of Mssissippans
were engaged the fight Santa Island on Wednes
day. under the command of Col Chalmers with Captains
Benton, McGoWan, Peak and Miller, and Lieuts. Watson
Myckle, Johnston, hcG9wan Banks ard Smith, The casu-
alties three killed, .oagst private W f. Vel
Dor, Capt Benton aud privates stlman aud Day were
wounded.
The Georgia troops suffered severely Col Brown treats
the wounded and prisoners kndey
Inc enemy have twenty-five OF cur prisoners, in
GLIDING the wounded.
Lieut. sayer in the encmy's hospital doing tosrably
well and 1t is hoped that his leg will be saved.
COL Brown, OF Fort Pickens will not respect our hos.
pital.
Dr. Foard of the hospital will remove the sick until
they are fired into.
Sixteen of our dead have been brought over.
The Florida regiment reports the following: Killed
I1omas Eohd Joseph Hale, and Rurh. Tlnghast Would
ed-"m Denham, Jos. Eckes. and Theo, 81. eeller.-
Prlsoners-Lieut Farley Ben Parker Mack JARVIS, j. H.
Patterson, and Holyman Goblin.
AUGUSTA. Ga Oct. II, 1861.
At on eserday the Confederate Grand
jury IN the case OF Sandew and Others charged with mu-
tiny on board the Prvateer jeff Davis found true bill
against sandrew The others will be retained witnesses
on Inc trlai-Whleh is to take place next Wednesday,
Terry CT New York was also tried The Jury render
a verdict against him. :
Lincolnism in kentucky Pulpit.
The Rev III. A Nj Henderson of A iahannn .uho