Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-19
BY TELEG R A P II
From the Memphis Daily A gas, June 12th.

imDortant dispatches. Another great battle ha been fought by Stonewall Jackson, who has aSaii routed Banks, and is pursuing Shields.
 RICHMOND, June 9th.-The following dispatches were rece we'd by Gov Letcher last night
 STANTON, June Sth.--Gen. Shields crossed the Shenandoah river at Fort Republic, and attacked Gen. Jackson this morning; after shafp coiies' he was driven back with a loss of two pleces o artillery. Fremont attacked Gen. Eweh' have driven him back, and Eweii IS stii pressing h;n hard; Sh eds is on the bank ot the Sheiiall doab. and Jackson holds him in check hope to he ahIe to announce great victoyto to you to eht
 Second d,pateh to Gov. Letcher--Gl0rious vic torv-- Fremont completely routed, and in full re, treat We will get Shields tomorrow VIII give YOU casualties to morrow.
 Third disDatch.- Stewart and ElZey both wounded, but not dangrrously--a complete victo- ry Jackson in close pursuit of the enemy. w took artillery and provisions ill abundance. Will get Gen. Shields tomorrow
 RIcnMoxp, June 9.--Major Gen'l, late Colonel, Turner Ashbv, sas killed near Harrsonburg last ThursIv, in d skirmish with the enemy. JoIasoh H,ouer late Secretary of the Provisional Coh cre.s d ed in this city on Saturday. Ashby's cav s., had n skirnisl near HaIrisonburg, on Thurs Jny. and captured an English Baronet, Sir Percy Wooden a colonel in the fankee army.
 R,caMoxD. June Sth.-eharp cannonadng heard in tbe direct on Of Mechanicsyille this morning No acc ,ulfs from it have been received yet.
 arersr, Jupe 7lh A dispatch to the COum- bia fS C. Csrolinian, says Gen. Pettigrew and Col L0nax were not killed, but are prisoners m tha epemy's hands. The Richmond Examiner aupoun es officially, that Jackson was at WIn. chester lt was only his cavalry that penetrated 10 Frederick iliiamsp0rt and HarpeFs ferrs were eitler reoccupied or visited by the Coniede, rate scouts daiy.
 Ptcgaoxp. June 7th-The Lvnchburg Virgin ian Of yesterday reports. author Y of an officer woundedin the fl ht, that victory was won b., Jtckson, over Shields, as strasburg No oHielal information Of the fight has been received. The river is lalhug. All is quiet along tbe lines this morning.
 ArlANT,. G,., June 9.--A special dispatch 10 the Savannah Republican, dated the Ith, says;
 ..Small reconnotering parties Oi the enemy were observed thi morning on the opposite sdc of the river from Chat,an0oga-two were espiufedty our sc,uts The enemy fired number of rifle shots yesterday across the river. They shelled Mound Dernf. twentrteven miles west of Chattanooga mo one hurt. The enemy's force 5,OO0 or 4,o9O. Apdfews. the Lincoln train thief, has been recap. turned, and sent to Atlanta for execution.
 o'clock, ?. M.
 Enemy just orened their batteries from the op ,o.,te .iae of the city, with shot anu shells, with out giving the ightest notiet, creating a great Y,tie amongst the women and children. They arc ;lyiulr in every rection. Our batteries are reply in. and the sharp shooters keep up constant hFe' \ N
 O'CEocK, P. M.-Several of our men wound cd nobody killed. Passengers this morning report the sheilmg still continued from till F o'clock. The Crutctfeld houses the only buildings struck
 SoeciaI Q hc Mobile Rtqistey.
 CHATTANOOGA, June 7.--Small accommodating parties of the enemy observed this morning on inc osposite de of he liver Our scouts in pushing their observations found themselves close to the enemy ami lost two men, taken prisoners. From the movements of the federals 1t Is expect cal that they intend to cross the Tennessee it hel lv', tc.ry ten miles below this point. Whatever their intentions are, they have yet made no de- rnonsfrati0rs of an attack. We are ready for them whenever they cone, guns in battery and our nen all und, arms.
 AUGUSTA, June 7-The Savannah Republican of lhis morning has dispatch from ChattanooSt dated he 9th inst. It says: "Three-hfths Of the ]st Kentucky cavalry were surprised on WedneS day by large force of the tederals, under Gen Mitchell. estimated at 40 600 men, Ut Swceder's Cove, l2 miles from Jasper, on the !nchester poad and twenty-eght miles from Chattanooga. Our men finding themselves hemmed in, cut thelr way ont with d loss Ottweuty in killed and wound ed. Ihe'enomy's loss much greater than ours Mi chell ie supposed 10 he coming against Chatta- nolea Pr.vate letters received here this morning eof5~n the above, except to the loss being esti zn.taa from l20 to l50 Col Adams is in Chatta- noosa
 RicHMoyD, June 9th.-Cannonading yesterday morning. Unmportant on both sides. Sheiins the woods occupied by outposts. large number of Yatkce officer. killed and wounded. Among the former Col Richer Anderson, of the New Ufk Zouaye-, Col. 4. Dodge s1th New York. Three Br-aaiCr Geus., wounded. none admitted killed. FROM lnr SOUTHERN coAsT-NoRrHLRN ACC, UNrs.
 NEW YonE, June sth.-A Hilton Head letter ff ift bef tcn and Satauuah Is cut of This accomplish cd ly Gen stevens with r10 men. They were me. hy 011 of the enemy. A skirmish ensued and a.,l short sharp tgh, the rebels were dIlven oG. Me then Ge-trJytd the trag k some d-tWee and he'd the position tiN the enemy appeared n strong iofre when ue rcIeatcd in good orier The ,4fiaia of tl.r revenue steamer Flora r@ports the ,namt r tee Vriuilv of ~tono Inlet. 10000 strong. The 3 bgiEadc has been dishsnded.
 NtsArx. N. J June 7ih--The Advertiser pab- EsIed a letter datef U. S Steamer Augusta, of ChuIe-tu. Nay 29h. witch says. "l have hareiy umeto irsa'd a letter by the prize just captured oH tli. place. which l, on its way norihward. The u.s. hrre qu.te imp rtaut. Our gun boats are wiU iDnr ui.es oa Charleston by way of Stone Inlet. ana we t2leci soon e at ack #.
 PHLarrrma. June 7th-Tbe United States ruu E.at B.e,nilie, arrived here last night with ihfee stelmas u tow. which were captured of tIule-lon, in attempting tO run the blockade. Their iames aIe the President, Losroila and Ececc,. ail from Nassau.
 The Presidents teyokal of Gen. Hunters proc lanation was well received at Port Royal. Gen. H.u;er had organized q hri .ade of contrabands and was about t1 assign them building entrench- Heuts and Qualifications. A sharp engagement had 0 cured " tn the rebel bat cries at Stone. The Uuan forces were virtually investing Charleston. 4 rebel steamer was run ashore on Williams ls- land, while bc:ng chased by the blockading vessel, anu is still aground. The schooner Cora, prize to the Key Stone State, is below.
 Special to Cincinnati Commercial.
 WASHINGTON, June 6th.--Lord Lyons goes to En- Ian the Peisil for ninety days. Stewart, his Secretary of Legation, l. charged with the duties and responsibilities of the embassy during Lyun's absence" When Odell left the white house, Ihursday. 2.12l wounded, some rebels, were al- ready brought here The sanitary commission vessels are anch superior to those of the gOverl- Inenf. KObtrt Small and steamer Planter rendered valuable service tO ihe navy and army in the ex- peultiou toWmds Charleston, by way of Stone h. let. Dupont peaks Gf Smal's usefulness in dis patches 70 tle navy department. There is great inl amoag wes.ern men here at ibe authentic news Ul ihe opening of the his issippi and desirnct ion oi tae rc3el feet The rebels have only remain iug hllf @ dozen boats at Mobile and Nashville afraid to leave. u is said a large Confederate 'oice IS marching on Nashville Rumors have C, eu rife n the community for several days, but relative to them we have been unable to obtain sHylliue from the South. It is reported that irf-e force pf rebels are menacing Nashville from Ea.t Teunesse,. Gen. Dumont, commanding at Nashville. believes there is something in it. l. is