Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-14
NOON DISPATCHES.

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to Washington. Dixie.
NOON DISPATCHES.
LOUISVILLE, August l2.-Dispatches to the
sastern papers announce the destruction of the
Democratic Standard at Concord, New Hamp-
shire, by the returned three monthers. The
proprietors fought, wounding two.
The Cincinnati Commercial GAYS that a let
ter from Fortress Monroe states that a party
OF bathers discovered a submarine telegraph
cable, which followed, led from the interior of
the fortress to the enemy's camp.
= J. Lathrop Motley has been appointed min
lister to Austria.
The Commercial says that the government
orders Lieut.-Col. Tyler from Cincinnati to
Fort Lafayette.
BANGOR, Me-, August 1.-THE Democrat
was Quilted to-day during an alarm Of fire.
LOUISVILLE, August 12.-St. Louis is being
fortified.
A Thousand rumors from Missouri prevail.
one of which is that Gems. Lyons and Siegei
had a disagreement.
Lyon cut Siegel over the head, and Siegel
shot Lyon dead.
a dispatch from Lyon to headquarters re-
ports a skirmislI on Sunday morning.
Lyon was probably at Springfield on the Sth.
Stiles regiment are oming home, leaving
e-N EA@~@ AtANAoNANoos lux bECEAS4UnltL8 nave
there guns which will expedite them as they
descend the river.
The Dutch are becoming weary of bush
whackering.
No accesslons to the home guards are re-
ported in the last few days.
The Missouri war is confined to the abolition
inYsders and Mis5ourians.
WASHINGTON, August 13.-Ex-minister c.
j. Faulkner has been arrested. He is not per-
mitted to converse with his friends.
NEw YoRK, August 12-Co:ton quotations
1s@l8lc.
New YORK, August 13.-An attachment has
been issued against Col. Burk to show cause of
bis dlsobedience to the writ Of habeas corpus
for the Baltimoreans confined at Fort Lafay-
cite.
WARRINGTON, August 12.-The president
na9 made OveTtures to Garibaldi on the state
meut of the consul, that he would come. Gar
ibaldi has made no direct offer Of his services
scarcely an indirect proffe-.
A. w. Flower, an ex-gOvernment clerk, has
been arrested az a spy.
The Southerners have captured two and
probably four ice boats.
Nav YoRK, August 13.-The Champion,
witt California dates to July d, has been
signaled.
LOUISVILLE, August 13.-Crittenden Davis
NAA SNAAr'' hNhN "a ADA NAaO NlNLdAHF " pr
suade the Union men to break up their N
Passengers By the California steamer, who
came part Of the way with Albert Sidney
Johnson, state that bis suite consists Of thirty
officers with servants. he will arrive in New
Orleans between tAe 1st and 10th OF September.
FoREIGN NEws.-The Nova Scotia has ar
rived al New York.
Ten Broeck's Starke won The Goodwood,
and his Optemist came in third.
The 7 oalop ~. 49,, - iii L.
for England to touch the American loan.
Lord Eigin has been appointed Governor
General of India.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
says isat the British and French governments
are corresponding relativst TO American affairs,
and will probably unite in their policy in all
respects.
The Hereld strongly dsprecates investment
in the loan.
EVENING DISPATCHES.
ST. LOUIS, August 13.-Rumors are current
on the street, in which some reliance is placed,
that Gen. Lyons command in Southwestern
Missouri has been lately routed by the rebels,
himself killed, and Siegel in full retreat with
the remnant of the federal forces.
This information is said to have been re-
seived here by the secessionists last evening.
The messenger who brought the news having
killed four horses in a race with the govern
nent messenger.
It is also reported that Gen Fremont re-
c,ived dispatches, about midnight, corrob-
Grating the above, but the particulars are not
d~ivulged.
Crest anxiety is felt by the Union men here,
and most serious approximations are INDUCED
for thc safety Of our army. We will proba-
bly, get something reliable on the arrival OF
the train tonight.
LOUISVILLE, August B.-The above is from
the regular correspondent of tue New York
associated press. That the federalists have
at length suffered a disastrous defeat NAV be
regarded as certain, as dispatches would not
have been allowed to be sent without official
sanction.
NEW YoRK, August 13.-The brig Sea
Foam, from Cunocoa, reports the Confederate
ship Sumter allowed to coal up and reft there
against the protest Of the federal consul.
She left on the oath.
The Champion, from Aspinwall, brings nine
hundred thousand dollars of treasure.
Flag ship Lancaster was at Panama. The
st. Mary's had been ordered to relieve the
Cyanne on the coast OF Mexico.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
ST. LOUIS, August 13.-The following is the
official report Of the fight near Springfield, on
Saturday the 10th, as brought by one OF Lyons
aids to Gen. Fremont.
Lyon, in three columns, under himself, Sic
gel, and Major Sturgis, attacked the enemy at
e O'Clock on the morning of the 10Th, nine
miles southeast Of Springfield. The engage
mcnS wsy severe.
Our LOGS (federal) was eight hundred killed
and wounded.
Lyon vas killed in a charge at the head Of
his columns
Oor force was eight thousand, including two
thousand home guards.
The eDemy's loss was reported to be heavy,
including Gen. McCulloch and Gen. Price.
This statement is corroborated By a pris-
oner. Slegel retreated to Springfield at 8
O'Clock OF the 18th. He continued his retreat
to Rolls, bringing OFF the baggage trains and
$25, 00G in specie from the Springfield bank.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13.-A letter from a re-
liable person m Chicago to a friend here, says
he is drafted and must go to the war.
-INDEPEHDENcE, Missouri, Aug. 13.-The
Santa Fe mail Of the 25th has arrived here.
Lieutenant Smith was sent to Chihuahua to
recover q government train that bad been cap
tured. lie was captured himself by Texans on
Lis way Ii force to attack a fort. Col. Stan
ton was seizing government property wherever
found. II the federal orders to remove the
regulars east are carried out, it amounts to
an abandonment Of the territory to the Con-
federates,
WAsHIxGToN, August 10. - Congressman
Ely (prisoner) sends a letter to Lincoln, which
is understood to be decidedly in favor of a rec
IGNITION Of the Southern Confederacy, 90 far
as the exchange of prisoners is concerned.
The assistant secretary Of the navy reports
that be has engaged one hundred vessels to
assist in the enforcement Of the revenue
laws.
RICHMOND, Aug 12.-An accident occurred
on Sunday night, about seventeen miles from
Richmond, on the Manassas route. It was a
land slide. Eight cars with soldiers, were
smashed to pieces. Two companies from Lon
.isyiIie, KY, were the principal sufferers. OF
the Davis Guards, Jas. Larkin was killed.
The wounded age-W. J. Donaldson. in the
head, left arm and left leg broken; T. NJ. Tom
lin, in the shoulder and breast; Richard Long,
in the back, arm, and ankle; j. NJ. Porter,
sprains, hip; T. M. Hsnscl, breast and back;
G. II. White, head and breast, internally; Job
Tobin, bayonet wound in the leg; H.. McCul-
loeb, head, thigh and knee; G. w. Smith, both
legs; M. Little, arm; H.. II. Walker, slightly in
the hip and SIDE.
OF the Davis Rangers, none were killed.
The wounded were ]. Coleman, ia the shout
der, back and Dip R 0yerton, shoulder and
leg; G. II. CATER, back, arm and leg; J. H.
Embrook, knee; NJ. p. Gisthip; NJ. r. Mon
collar bone broken; ]. B. Digging, collar
bone broken; ]. c. Smith, face; Dent Gilmer,
bruises internally !; J Holbrook, back; McMs-
Many others slightly wounded.
In congress to-day, nothing public. ,.