Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
ANOTHER xreat Battle at Maaassas!! CONFEDERATES VICTORIOUS.
GREAT VICTORY AT
 RICHMOND, KY.
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CAMDEN Sept. 9th, 1862.

CAMDEN Sept 9th, 1862. To Maj. Gen. HOLMES:
 The express from Monroe, this evening, brings Vicksburg papers of the 3d. I copy the de- feat of Mcclellan and Pope at Manassas.
 GRAFTON, Aug. 3O.h, ID o'clock, p. m. tT'o President DAvIs-This army achieved to-day, on the Plains of Manassas a signal victory over the combined forces of Gen'ls Mcclellan and Pope. On the 2Sth and 18th each wing under Gen Longstreet and Jackson, repulsed with valor, |the attack made upon them separately. We mourn he loss of our gallant dead, in every conflict, yct grateful to Almighty God for his mercies, a Bnaton's gratitude to him and to the valor of our troops is due.
 (Signed) R. E. LEE.
 Telegraph to Mobile, says-We got 3O,o00 T. c. PEEK, A. c. CAMDEN, Sept. Gth.-Express just in, 12 hours ! from Monroe:
 MOBILE Aug. 30th.-The bridges and lines are 1 All down beyond the Rapidan. Fourteen prison 1 CTS captured at Renzi, have arrived Three hun drcd of our guerrillas moved against the Yankee camp with the intention of attacking the rear.- Our party captured the pckets and took the Yan- kees completely by surprise, marching headlong into their camp which consisted of five regiments of cavalry and eight of infantry. The other party in attacking was repulsed and pursued by the Yan- kees, but succeeded in bringing off a number ot prisoners Our loss will not exceed 15. The at tack was reckless one, and the escape or our forces was a miracle.
 Oeserters from the enemy at Renzi who arrived last right, having left on Monday and Tuesday, estimate their forces at 1000 Considerable dis cord prevails in the camp, which is overrun with stolen and runaway negroes.
 TUrrro, Aug. BOA dispatch from Cincinnati, dated 24th, says Gen. Buckner with 2500 men IS encamped near Somervile, Ky, and that Gen. Rroor ia at Chattanooga with 30, ,0O0. Gen. Mar shai is reported at the head of Big Sandy with I5.O00 men, The railroad is in full possession of tbe rebels No trains cnn pass to Nashville on 4}e Louisville road. The draft will be enforced on Yhc Ist of Sept. Everything is quiet at Vicksburg. Travellers who crossed the river there last Sunday, say no gunboats thele
 FoRT SMITH, 4th, via CLARKsvLLE, 5th-A ryr. Moore, from Fayetteville, said to be reliable ronfleman. says the St. Louis Republican of the Ssh Auqust. has an account of @ battle in which tbcv ackHowledge that Pope has been defeated by Stonewall Jackson and that the remnant of Pope's army is retreating towards Washington, hoty pur- ,nod by Jackson with 200,000 men. I hope this is true. The man says he saw the paper, and such it's report. ,cr
 MoNRoE, LA, Sept. 6, via CAMDEN Tp Mai -Gen1 HoIMEs-
 Ah Y Advertiser ,nd Register, from Knoxville, on the 3d inst.. says hat on Saturday morning, August 90tb Gen. Kirby Smiths force engaged the enemy sovon miles south of Richmond, Ky. Preston Smith's Tennessee and Gen. Cleburne es Arkansas hrirados galantly opened the fight at clock ?. m. The enemy were led by Bull Neisoh rom Lexington. Our troops fouSh with despetaeloii' x;rhy Smith lead the last char ge in person, cap in hand. After three severe engaG tno IAlc' my were totally routed, with the soss or al tnelr o,ps but one, and 5000 prisoners, including ren' Manzer aud staff. The Kentuckians threw doRh their arms and deserted to our lines Bull Neisoh -wns wounded in the thigh, and hotly pursued py u,r troops and IS doubtless captured. ihe e9'i,la % ted loss in killed and wounded is heavy. Gen. Miller is amongst the killed. Our loss is llght Our troops were moving on Lexington, which IS captured. Large quantities of storea wagons, arms and ammunition were captured. The enemy 8 force was 10000.
 CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 3.-The following dispatch from. Gen. Kirby Smith, Richmond, Ky, has just bean communicated to Gen. Jones: eve had three fcits m the Both, near this place. The enemy Tero co upletely routed. Gen. Nelson was wound cJ in tbo' thigh and Gen. Miller killed. 5000 ,roro taken. prisoners, including Gen. Manzer and etotr fogatho with all their artillery, small arms, waoons7 etc, Cur loss was small.
 NoauE. Sent. 4th.-A special dispatch to the Advertiser and Req ister dated Knoxville SePtem- Der Sd, says, le tier I. .'om Capt Mchlraln or Ma Gen. Smiths army, wlo has just returned, says that Nelsons ul.sole army numbering more than 1T, 10 ,0O0 men has been capture Our loss in Killed and wounded is estimated at h.bont 2oO. The enc my's loss between and , hundred Killed. lhere is no enemy between this point and Lexington CHARLESTON, Sept. 3,I.--The lStest dispatch from the battle field of Manassas reports Geni Mcclellan and Pope as being mortaliy Wouhded' and Gen. Dan. E. Sicses killed.
 A. c. BLANCHARD,
 Brig. Gen.