Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29


&C. eHIe.oO Sept IA rpseisI dispatch tsiks r.
oEas IRON Quincy on the go sys
General PrenEiss assumed commend n, r..
Alssour1 and started 7rest yezterdar He no.~
49, o. brookded and cur Of by ths rebels s,,,,o,
e 70 0e part Of RFice 5 force Great fesrs srs =
s sfsnea tat ne vii b. eapfured reports A.
RTE hat body Of th-ass or fnrs h-1rSrsa -.,f
marching on st Joseph Al attack from thre1
exp c=ed Tomorrow
CUIaCT, ILL., Sept 2f-C1mr1unieat 4ifh g.
eral Prentiss u still cut of. nothing hssi9- h.
heard from him since yesterday.
R0LIA, No, Sept. 5-Tie correspopssn. n Il,
st. Louis Democrat furnishes The foiiowin,, 49,
Last nlehs DIR. Holland. of Springfield. srr.vef
haVias leit there on FTbisy LAST Re is the r,q
who took Gen Frsmont's mo ifeaton Of III mo-
lamation Through to Col ray or. he renorss tFs
Lleutenant Williams Of the 18th IHioois Rari,enl
on his way met 8 ven wagons oaded wi.hDr. DsvI
and about fifty wounded men. who. win prob.sI
arrive to-morroW mig {. This leaves about $50 Vi
N Springfield Of cur wounded Of which 100 A
abe to come to Rola if there had only been s-sns
Pofs41on many OF the rebel officers oppose Cd
wounded leaving
Dispatches were received on Thursday last
Springneid to the rebels that Bulligan had surreI
oslsa without = gun being fred losiDg Fl pisces
artiiery' e.OO0 stand Of snSll arms, and 900 pri
onefs. Boonvile was also taken and Price v
marching upon Jeffsrson City. This is the Wav N
recruits Tor the secession army are got.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 24.-The iniuncsious spn,rss,ir
the EcsniRg Aeies have been removed and Charl
y Ramsey, proprietor, and D. u. Green. selitoI
have been released assurances being given III
they viii not hereafter make public statements 30
military matters as facts. without first learuiu|
their truth, and that ta9y viii not publish any1hIn
injurious "a the interest Of the Government I'll
Macs has always been a strong Union paper.
Military men here DO not regard the mere ca
ture OF Lexingtsn IS injurious, but IN q mers mi
tary point Of view think it an advantage.
IRoNToS, No, Sept. 2l,-At meeting Of tho Goa
missiOned officers Of the Twenty First Illinois Reg
nent, called together for the purpose Of giving
expression Of their feelings in regard to TIE cour
of Cen Eremsnt, col J. ". S. Alexander was ca
ed to the chair. The following report Of the con
mitiee to draft FCsclCtons%yas unanimously adol
ed:
Whereas, we view with regret the Efforts beit
made to bring about the removal of General FL
nsnt, and believing that his removal endangsrs,
not destroys. the magnificent army organized d
and now under his command. and thus noe on
greatly weskens the power of the Government b
encourages the leaders Of the rebellion in their
forts to destroy the Republic; therefore,
RssolUed, That IN John @. Fremont we recogni
not only great military chieftain but a true D
triot, whose well known courage, unrivalled gsni
and indomitable energy, have marked him ont
the man to organise and successfully command
army Of the West.
hs5oioe6, That we unhesitatiugiy endorse
course being pursued by General Fremont in
military department Of the West and that We
not under any circumstances eountenaHce the
forts now beng made 70 remove him. but will.
all times, do al II our power 70 prevent its c0nsu
nation.