Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
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I friend has put us in possession of Rich mond papers of dates running through Jane, tnd of copies of fhe Louisville Journal of the List and 24th ut. On reading the latter we 5ggin to ,hihk that Prentice has some lurking remains of honesty. Atall events, he gives the .boitionists such scourging as we thought none but an honest man could.
 We make copious extracts from the papers hus put in our hands, and they must be our biology for any lack of editorials in this num- Ter.
 We gean the following from Richmond pa. irs. Our half sheet forbids us from copying i !, articles ia erteaso, and we must content our stes with itemizing. Yen. Johnston was severely wounded on the 26a plt. He immediately sent for Gen. Lee erd gave him the command. The President sd G.n Johnston conveyed to his house, and 1 le physicians say he will recover. This is the ,venti time he has been shot.
 Winfield Scott, some years ago, gave in con vatioa this character of him :. es, sir, v ss Scott, |" he Is a very able man. He knows hhuaiuess. He is eqnal to any command; but co)und the fellow, he aitcays gets shot! As so as he gets into action he Is sure to be shot, alf hats his fault"
 snewall Jackson captured 500 sacks of salt. In Ger to get the stores he captured to place of s,ty, he gave each teamster q sack of salt. Tbeany valuation of the stores he captured excee two millions of dollars.
 Pets5urg, Va, sent down two car loads of ice 10 lchnpad, for the soldiers.
 In tbe,attl at Richmond, Col. Sloan com. nandcd regnent of South Carolinians. He went into he aion with 862 men. He left it with 42. lOverix hundred Of his men were killed or pundt. Think of the per centa2e and how tlese S.th Carolinians carried their lives in thtr haas. We knew Slover years ago. A bever, kler and more gallant gentle man does nt live. He was badly wounded, yet rode out the fight.
 The x. O.Bullea of the 27th ult., quotes the bank papa of th city at par; United States treasury notesat 9j,nd Confederate money at 90.
 We have Ha7ana dss of the 2lth of May. We give the following
 The following Confratc vessels have ar. rived here:
 Atlantic, 20 tons, Ns Orleans, Cotton, l9 days.
 Lady ofthe Lakes, l5ks, Mobile, Cotton, 29 days.
 John Arthur, 6l tons, ,bile, spirits of tur- pentne, l3 days.
 Borgia, 30 tons, Newkleans, Cotton, 10 days.
 Ourport IS crowded with ips of all nations, of which great number hs arrived with coal from the English sea portsI Yearly all these ships were chartered nome N, sugar rrevious to their arrival here, and tho that are unchar tered find employment at rat4trife lower than fortnight ago.
 Fitch--ex- senator Fitch- nol;tician of twenty eight years-Fitch, thaommander of the expedition up White river, | he will hang all politicians. If this shouldAet the eye of Col Fitch we respectfully suga, to him that he inaugurate the policy of hanS politicians by committing suicide.
 In the conquered portions of thsoutb. the wives of the Yankee officers, whd ve como on pretence ot visiting 'heir husbanfa plun- dering the secessionists, selectingk, l;nan tabe-cloths, spoons and silver ware, sse,x- yaluables, and sending them pp noysha