Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-26

volunteers and body of Texans near Ft. Crals the enemy left four dead on the feld-none C | the volunteers hurt
 WASHINGTON. June l4.-The following l from commander Mckinstry; s report to the nav denartment. Commanders Mcintosh and Huge | died of wounds received al the battle on tn Mississippi before the fall of New Orleans. Tn health of New Orleans up to the lst was good Sugar cane below the city looked eXceedlhg we'll. Planters there not appearing to pay muci 1 attention to secession.
 LOUISVILLE, June l5fh.--River falling tas with six feet six inches i'll the canal. WASHINGTON. June ii The Senate commit tee on the judiciary, 1t Is understood, will not r. commend the consideration of bankrupt blI' during the present session. Th- postothce de partment has directed the resumption of maj facilities to Memphis, Tenn. Anorher ship ioat of comtrabands will soon leave here for hayli making in all about 800 seut there during the present month. A loyal Vrgirian who has ar r,ved here reports the rebels have about 1',00t -fiecti, troops at Richmond. The national ln- telisrncer has an able editorial argument that Beauregard's army is probably on its way t. Richmond.
 WASHINGTON, June l4.-An officer who was in the battle of Port Republic doing duty Tn the advance of Gen. Shields brigade, just arrived says, he received positive orders not to burn the bridge over the Shenandoah. Our entire loss in the fight in killed. wounded and prisoners did not exceed ,000 -l56 of our men were killed and 300 wounded.
 FRoNT ROYAL, June l5.-The result of Port Republic battle on Monday iS now ascertalned a> nearly as possible. Many thought missing are doubtless badly wounded, and necessarily left np the field in our retreat before superior num~ bers Many missing will doubtless return. The forces engaged were mostly western regiment, who fought herocally a foe more thanhve times their numbtr four hours, and then retired Tn or der except one or two regiments which were surrounded and taken to the mountains. The 7tn Indiana did noblv. Col. Garvin repeatedly charged the rebels, driving them like sheep. They left Fredericksburg 800 strong, and arrived al Port Republic 300 strong. The remainder are left along the route sick and disabled afler the fight the regiment numbered only 40 men. The 2gfh and 36th Ono lost heavily.
 JEFFERSON CITY, June 1.-The resolutions introduced in the convention yesterday asking our Congressmen to urge the passage ot law 10 secure restitution to the people of Missouri who have lost property by the federal soldiers, were adop'ed.
 CAFE RACE. June l4-Steamer China from Liverpool, on the 7th via Queenstown, was boarded to>day by News Yacht, and obtained he following new:
 PARIS, June h.-The Constitutional pub fishes an ar icle signed LaMayen, showing the 'mpossibihty If the South belng conquered and in,imating that mediation will succeed in ending d war disastrous to the interests of humanity and Europe. It is rum3red that N tpoleon conte,n> plates permanent establishment ot French influence in Mesico by protectorate.
 WASHINGTON, June l4.-A dispatch from Gen. Johnston was found at Winchester in which he tells Jackson ii the force in hi8immedi- ate front is not too large, to threaten Washington and Baltimore for thA purpose of diverting re- Inducements from Mcclellan.
 The Presidents f.mily have gone for the sum mer to the Old Soldiers Home, where the presi dent stops.
 From the New 0rleans Delta, May 3st.
 We understand that Fort Morgan below Mo- bils. surrendered to the mortar feet on Thurs day. A dispatch from Washington to the New York Times says there is no foundation what ever for the statement that Lord Lyons goes tc Fnelald upon the invitation of Secretary Se~- ard The first intimation Mr. Seward had was the announcement by Lord Lyons himself o Lis protected departure. His Lordship's vjsit to Fngland is no d0u made at the suggestion ,f bis govarament, ard therefore properly re- gardpd as signrii 'ant.
 Lord Lyons is well known to be entirely iricT dl, 10 the Unirn an firm be fever n the speedy 'rl uoph ot cur arms. His trip to Eur pc at tlii, lime will. rorseGuen.l, be, in eyer, sens- im1nr tant. Inf nation from Noro k, rec iveo iron yar u4 sources, lead, to believe that the repor fed eya..lation O. Narfo k by the Ytrkec torreS
 s correct. large force has been a ned tn rt but ali but two or thtee thousand have been re mn. et leaving int enough 10 hold tn" ci'v in al i r. ,,ahi itv the remalndor have been sent to rein fore Mic clIan, on the ChickahOm nv who | lu.llv z. ing for a, additional men. 1t Is said th' navy var has been destroyed. the Qualifications around the city blown un, and' the l!roadS rrn dered u;eltss Lincoln begins to sre that tho n lev of O cnp,ng every IOInt on the ut'e l coa-t i- by no m. ans good one a"d since the recruits do not come in rapidly ant cipat ed he has been forced to withdraw to prevent to, gre tt a diversion of his forces. The absence Q
 ega mon will be no cause of regret to the people of Nor. ok.
 MEMPHIS, June l9h -'Fha steamer Glendale Ctpr San Bugher, lett for Cincinnati last even ing with one hun red and len passengers and sixty three baI of cotton. We beard it reported yes te ", that Memphis is 1kely to become the head quarters for the western district. The Memphis an Charleston road is being repaired and will son De in good running order. Ire telegraph will soor he in oper,ti Ii We saw the instruments carr e into the office yescrday, and we leua will be 1T connection with St. Louis anl Cornth in thre' days Mai smith Of the U. ;. telegraph corps ar rived in is city on Tuesday evening last, and i'm n,eli ,tey thei was stir about the telegraph oice
 ind citilg a speedy communications with the out side world.