, 1861-11-20

LOUISVILLE, Nov 19-The Memphis dppeaz |
Of the 14th Acknowledges the loss at Belmont |
OF 625 killed wounded and missing, and rep
resents the Federal loss 1t 1000. 4 says Col
John Logan acknowledges the FederAls were
Il III Richmond Hnfg d the 9th says the
Confederate army in Virginia is recognized.
The State is constituted = department. COM
REsi4g three aries " g the rot2maei Pm ii;ef
command Of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Gen.
Beaurega1d commands the amy Of the Po-
tomac; Gen. Thomas Jackson, the Valley;
and Gen. Holmes the Aquta army. The Poto
mag army comprises four DIVISIONS ~ the tirat,
the %, Gen. 9. ". Smith; Sd, Gen. Lang
street 4th, Gen. Kirby Smith. Troops co1-
tinue passing through Richmond northwardly.
The 4th Texas and 21st Georgia regiments
1tft on The stb for tho Pe;omas Sa,a Al sshe the
10 soulh Carolina
The rumor is coofrmed. that Gen. Lee hiss
| left south western Virginia for South Carolina
| Floyd egain commands tie rebel forces op
posed 10 Gen. Roseerane; 1.,
fishes the correspondence between the Sscre-
| lazy OF War and Geu- Wfnder, ordering the
| latter to make choice OF the Federal prisoners
as hostages for Southern prfvateersmen, aud
also q: tostagts for Smith; condemned at PAf1a-
telphia-
t The lot fell upon Col. Corcoran, Who WAS or
derld Into closs confinement in felon's cell.
Other hostages are Cole. Lee, Cogswall, WI
cox, Wood, Lieut.. ColR. Brown aed Nef,
M,jo's Potter, R5yese, sea ToSdes' snd o'pss'
Gtn- Wise ie convalescent-
TIE Memphis Apptat Esys tGe journey nom
Richmond 10 Memphis occupies four days,
owirg to the destruction Of bridges
in East Tennessee, Two Of these btidgea
rebuilt. TIE RailEoad 1nanogcrs are nsinss
every effort to keep communication BY ferry
boats and temporary bridges. There is great
Il Excitement alosg tho route, especially al
Kpexsille. Parson Bzownlow has LETT fol
reported at UnientoWn, Where the bridge Wai
destroyed.
ColJo: lab Ande1sop,a prominent East Ten
&c see rebel politician, Was killed at the poll
seve,al akirmistes between Unio nists ans
. Eecett ionistsare reported from various point
in East Tennessee.
The reported transfer Of Zollicofer's force
| trcm Cumberland Gap to- Eastern Kentuck
is unfopnded. The iaIest Nashville aud Mem
phis papers show ZollicofIer still at the O.
: with COCO NTH. brigade Of Tennesseean.
J, under Ger. Carroll, has been ordered to II
!, inforce Zollico1Ier, from Middle Tennessee.
The Louisville (BoEliDg G1een) Courier, {
> the 18th, states, ho"eFer, that three regiment
!, knd two companies Ct cavalry, anda oatser
a of artillery, Wss cent from Bowling Green
= the direction Of Scottvi1le, Ky, supposed I
;; be for ZolliccfFer's relief: This movement e
, Identity originated in the report Of the ad7au<
II on Denrille,
y The explosion Of the largest rebel gun :
:, Columbus killed eight men, including thre
= Officers. Gen. Polk was himself laid up se1
J. eral days by its conclusion.
rs The Richmond Examiner publishes, for tt
. frst time, the cficiaI report Of the seer
s. proceedings Of last springs Virginia CONVEX
t, IicD. It Is full of interesting revelations.
J. The friends ard opponents Of Gen. Beaur
gard are carrying on an angry new
paper controversy ct Richmond. B7a
q regard publishes a card in the Richmor
Hhig, requesting his friends not to notice Il
IA | attacks Of his enemies, dftclaiming all nm!
lions ard aspirations, and announcing his
u tention TO retire to private life IT. the eud
the wsr. The trouble arose from implied ]
se | tleetioDs upon. the defensive policy Of L
- rebel Government, In some Of Beauregari
~ general orders and reports.
OF Governor Harfie OF Tennessee in bis proc]
1e 1nation Of the 12tb, urgently sppeals for p
no yate arme, to am Ave regiments now In cam
r. ard threatens peremptoriiy to d1sband thet
ae If 10 arms be furnished. The Lagi3latu]
re passed q law On the 18Th authoriziug Harris
A seize all private arms, and call 10 900 men II
"a the service OF the State.
eo 4. G. Brown and Jae. Phelan were elect
ID By the Legislature Of Mississippi ps Conf
he crate Senators.
ho The Fo,t Smith Times says the wires
1Es.n L Fayetteville and Van BuTen haze be
II cut several times.
an Psttua Was almost unanimously elecl
he Governor OF Mississippi.