Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08


AFlirs a ne Navy Ysfd and along he Potou
sre quiet gbe Islsnd Belle arrived this morrir
pom Acqee Greek With dispatches from Csp's
'iskae = tls Governmgnt HIS fo,ils 15sF e-.lsis
OF soeus eighteen vessels The Rebels if IS belis
ntVe anaLaher Of masked batteries az al The prII
elPsi points where e ey can be made available
Inc london Itnes' correspondent reached he'd
70 rignt rom his arie shooting n D ia Iiin1is4
J huential gentlemen are urging the transfer 4
the Psnnsy ania Reserve (twslge resineutsy q 81
Louis. - FTTF
Vase xGFoV Oct. She number Of ro'untaerI
e9tsrieg The r7iee from Al tie 10y al ssaiss = a.
about 80 geo per week
Senator Carlisle whu has been here several davI
went home this msrni1g n CAV, a cheering I'd
count ~ stfuFs in Western VirRinis
eIOdas = seauting party 81 esTalry. svpnf. n ma
beyond Fails ChHrch. bun saw only = .rDsilltsick I
guIrd of rebels. An i.,l,'l GENT lsiv has rsashsI
here from Winchester, aud states thar A. classes
society there spe * Of she vital nset 81 ~, de
6eis winning a great victory opposite Wssh,nrtn
Lhelr retreat aud cause most distTessins Tel
SASsT Hook, Oct 3 On Thursday last Msi CON
and captain Scribner ef TIA ian Mssssehu = ID
Under Asjqr MeDGniels Of the special serves. We
20 AAr per 5 very and recovered two vslnsbls BE-
belonging 70 cur Goverrueut one q vh;..h ,seiIff
l eco pounds, and the other $50 pousds tossJ1
with Ire engine and other articles Un The a4r
dsy they arrested Hr. Mseravg ysba had ba.,,
gagged in rObbing the Unienists for the bene 81 al
rebsls. Letters were found on bis person ~, !
that he was in constant communications VITA II
rebel lesderss
The others cnnfscatsd his mules. wasons M
other arsieles. The foRr large pieces OF oran4nl
whieh were receatly recovered from Hafaer' 3,
~ have been flied up in Al Ingenious msnnsr
Capt ScrlbRerr and frequently pay tleir respects
& seneny. The same ofheer has collected large ca
tiles Ct railroad spikes which be wires il snits
al ia
shot He declares he can keep the whole ~
army from crossing hsre with these novel prof
tiles
sWAslrKs on. Oct The seeoad AuIisor l6e
Treasury has issued a cfrcnlar TO enable fhose v
may have claims upon The United States for MON
due 70 deceased officers and soldiers % ootain
tlement with the least delay.
A train with 200 trOsps left ALsxAndria, yestert
% obtain wood az Eisei's HILL While thsy We
loading some Of the troops crossed over the ain
ards Springfield, wherz they we're trad HpsR
the rehsls and three OF their nunsheT Wsantsd
The entire party with the exeeRtioa Of w. v
became detlched sni were taken prisoners, reta
ed 70 Alexandria. having fally suceetdsd AZ III
expedition. .sss.s
WSsIIH0FaS, Oct. 3--Thes schooner Conmer
has arrived here from PAJla 'elphis With coal. s
reports All qaiet on iths river. AMI nos . msn Vi
BE of treest0Be Point OF is vicinity. Hhere
larger number Of vessel on the Potamac than
ever before known at this season * the year.
POf8mac Greek eleven merchant vessels were 81
upen BY the rebel battery ia that vicinity, bon
the shots fell short The firing was evideh
intended BY tee rebels to try the range CT d
guns.
a party Of rebel eaT,Iry made thsir Eppesrsr
over Berritts Hill, one mile up the .Leesburgl tn
pike, beyond Fails Church, yesterday, but fed
the appearance Of oar troops. r'af
Gen Shields has declined tie approximately
BrigAdiel- General. he having IemOsed frou c
fornia 70 Cinaloa. in Mexico, to rtesuit his fad
health.
Tbs troops across TIE Potomac are very act
TO .aay, moving m ali directions Il Is e0Bjrcss
that General Mcclellan inseoils 70 drive the r
but not % give fight Wnen the rebels iefi
Church The other day, they poisoned theiF sas
with stryelnins, but eur troops were not SaOs
the trap. s-e1.tzE s
1t stated. hare that the rebel ialend an i'm
date advance on Paducah, Ky. $3.50 -
A new gunbOat Wss suR0hsd at BALTIMORE
day. - 7
tia staied that Captain MeAahaa tried to, ssd
his command from duty before leaving Fort
annie for Washington, "a. 49,
Rumors being prevailed involving military chan
tbs asceFtaiued ga Inquiry a. the Vas DepaFtIn
thst 40 orders hsve been issued toaGsn. krem8n
report himself fer trial b. court martial. Il Is
that General NaTis6eia Has been appoinred 70
command Of FORTRESS Monroe, has eisrIsFal y
whom he superseded, has bean Esssgust 20 % q
duty,
BALrMoRE, Oct. Passsngers By he bat "
arrived this N OrninE from Old FONT report
Gen. Wool addressed the prisoners At the n D Il
who had been sent there b. Gen. Mcclellan 90 r
for Tortugas. BE told them, that. bad AeCIs
shot them the spot fSF rebslliHg in the face %
enemy, be won.d hate been perfectly jasfiaed
haag however. q proposition 10 make 10 them
Wh0Ezers willing 10 2 ACE themselves in biz d
should step forward three PAGES. ThOss'Wha ref
would proceed 70 ToFtugss- The entiFe, $50 AZ
forward and many Wefs so elected that they
tears OF Joy.
General Wool has aos left Fortress Monroe.
passengers wha arrived ~ tne Cd H-iat steam
this morning have no knowledge Of any eontein
ted change in that department.
NEW YORK, Oct, 3-Speeial Dispatches say
believed 10 veil informed circles that Gen. Fret
the Associ3sed Press denies il, sRd consequent
must Dc untrue.
ELNYRA n y, Oct. 3.ZThe damaee sasiaine
the New York and Erie RdilreRl during Ne n
heavy stOgm in that part Of The Stale, having
fully repaired. pssEsngrR and freight trains aIe
running through with theirusual regularly
The YANKEES at Hatieras have cut eAnal e
the point on which the fort il erected. and s
the latter. TO assist in lEeepng 50 the Com efs
troops. The water flows very rapidly through
dyke, which is thereby deepening sud widening
It isprOhahls tne small isl8Dl Oh which. The 70
cation is bulk will be entirely EwepC away BY
stdrEIs which are common 4. that locality, espec
in the winter. The fertilization % R0dhoke j..
twenty-five miles distant from IIattsras. are.
crossing rapidly, and vigorous and JudieiOus M
ures are in progress TO prevent any fuFt4rr
slea BY the Federal VsRdals upon the sOii bf thet
North ate.-Ch1TleStOn Courier, Oct Jr3.
DEATH ora CAPrIvE.--Norman Porter.a me
Of the First Michigan Regimunt diei &C Q
PinCknsy near this city, at p ~. yestsr1a
typhoid fever. The deceased was one Of Ilss
oneTs vshe lately arrived here from Riehm)nd,