Named Entity Results, Missouri (Missouri, United States)

irfax. But few pieces of field artillery are at this point, and no signs of an intention to fortify it. The war in Missouri. St. Louis papers of Friday last confirm the report that Gen. Lyon with his forces had fallen back on Springfield, at great excitement prevailed there, owing to the actions of the half-breed Cherokees and white outlaws from Arkansas and Missouri, headed by John Mathews, a leader from the Osage country. It is reported that men have been killed and sixty famili's sold up to 77, but closed at 75, a rise of 7 per cent; Tennessee 6's were active and went up to 46¾ and closed at 45¾ Missouri 6's brought 45a45¾ Virginia 6's 54a54½ North Carolina 6's 70, and Louisiana 6's 62 Government stocks were quiet, but ste not so strong, and a decline on Saturday's prices took place in nearly all. Virginia 6's sold at 54--a falling off of ½ Missouri 6's declined ¾ closing at 44½ Tennessee and North Carolina 6's were unchanged — the former closing at 45¾ and the lat

From Missouri.the Federals again defeated. St. Louis, August 13. --A rumor is current on the street in which some rel is placed that Gen. Lyon's command in Southwestern Missouri has been totally routed by the rebels himself killed and Selvie is in full retreat with a remnant of the Federal forces. This information is said to have been received here by Secessionists last evening. The messenger who brought the news killed four horses between Springfield and Rolla, in a race with tSouthwestern Missouri has been totally routed by the rebels himself killed and Selvie is in full retreat with a remnant of the Federal forces. This information is said to have been received here by Secessionists last evening. The messenger who brought the news killed four horses between Springfield and Rolla, in a race with the Government messenger. It is also reported that Gen. Fremont received dispatches about midnight corroborating the above, but the contents have not yet been divulged Great anxiety is felt by Union men here, and more serious apprehensions are indulged in for the safety of our army. We will probably get something reliable by the arrival of the train to-night. [The above is from the senior correspondent of the New York Associated Press That the Federalists have at length suffered a dis

From Washington. Washington, Aug. 13. --The President has made overtures to Garibaldi in the statement of consuls that he would come. Garibaldi has made no direct proffer of his services, and scarcely an indirect prefer The Southerners have captured two, and probably Fourier boats. The War Department has official advices from the battle in Missouri of the death of Gen. Lyon and Col. Hunter