Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04


Cd, ard nOsaing e insozssacs Being disegpsr,d
was discharged.
IxrEzks1Isa TsoE assBfSs7sv AND rur xo.,z
ErPn tssRieha.ni Examiner sept. 20.
He have direct advises from Washington a. the
North As late the 26th insr derived from an in
tsHseht source OF testimony, and giving soIss in
tsrsstlng Information on the topics Of the DAG
Inc Aletements that Tesch rs TepFeseus tlIaf the
war sentiment Of the Nsrth was really never more
Ss.oil1aIeu than az resent II addition 10 the
oihes OF the mehs in pressing the free ne wspaper
ersss 10 NE North, {. Post Office Department hsd
fSeptea- the exP6die r the exSision Of indsoen.
dsat PAPERS. cut 8 ths- privilegcsbf their
eirca iiion through the nails
The Llnoain army was plainly rscoverar from
is generalization under taa elective and u orOus
disclpaaA Of Ten. scf7olan
AutH0us serioastTsstiO4s N thu Gao been
suppressed with suca reeisina ans ,ev. tnd-
they Vsrl DOT likely 70 bs rene val. TIE .
mat reached here sane daYs 70 n shp -,1,i-,-
four hundred mutinssrs, t1rhI ont 70 navS ., a..
extrayasanee. written by a Maryland sena1 ma
70 Ex Governor Lowe; but absus saat uun,b.r n
men were InfrisSnsd and exiIs1 for muanV undsr
the orders Of Mcclellan. Tbey were to Be- a Mt N
Io-tagas On ne eossS Of FLORIDA, and kept in that
place Of exile At penAI work ~ =
Ths Discipline nalntsiasd BY Mcclellan i, :, -
my i repreaented a. Of the most .ssrif
and ~ preglng HIN 70 be commander uos .bova
the management Of dstsdls. None OF The ,ollisrs
or even Officers, were allowed N come into Il CITY
OF pass through toe strsets without spreisl a.se.
signed By tka eOnmaading Oficer Of brig de. Al
patrol guard as eCaEraasly on the alert. 70 take
nice Of the Fiolzu0a . Ias rae, and to a-esst OF
lenders. Il fsi 1aI.t
A large camp Of Instruction had been established
at TeRnalytswn in tae nsighbOrhoed Of Was tiagson
where fifteen to tFsnty thousand men were en-
eAmped and daily exercised IN movements 10 large
masses Gen. AeClslaR is said to attribute z iis
aatsr and panic Of Bnli Ran to hs dsfects The in
strucion ofthe troops - 30 movements in mass and
10 Be directing his ensTEes to the thorough training
Of the army in thiz rssree1-
Nothing Was knJHa certainly Of tie i1tsndsd
movements Of the eDsmy's force on TIE TOmaC /,
beyond tbs general impression that they I'D III "
decided 10 sder bztfls. This entire force at Wasi.-
ington, and il the whole Maryland divisi,iu is -
TAriously estimated Is 20 defy what We TIE efo1s
do not attempt-cCrrectness Of statement
The resort to the system of drafting men vas be-
ing urgently recommended to the Government As thu
most appropriate and Efficient measure of iIapro~
wing the msterial Of the Yankee army Il wAs
likely to be shortly adopted for this iagenus reason
Is well as from circumstances Of necessity
The city Of WashingtOn il represented ss a vast
stoTehouse OF all sorts of material necessary Tor the
support Of any army. Immense bakeries we're es-
iablishe ed throughout the city. One Of these NAM
mouth arrangements ii the nsighborhood OF the
capitol grounds is said to be Of such ext us a. to
cut 900 oaTes daily FOR the use Of N army