The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
NEWS BY THE WAY OF LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, NOV. ~, 1901
The Memphis Appeal Of the 1l,h acknowledges a loss
at Belmont Of six hundred and twenty Killed. wound
ed and missing and reports the Union less at one thou
sand and nine. says COL logan acknowledged tnas the
Unioniss would be whipped
The Richmond JVhig Of .he 9th says that the rebel
army in Virginia is reorganzed. Tho State IL con-
stuted department, comprising the three armies Of
the Potomac tho valley and Aquia under tho chief COM
mand Of Con. Johnston. Gen. Beaurcgard commands the
army Of the Potomac Gen. Thomas jackson that Of the
valley, and Gen. Holmes, Aquia
The army Of the Potomac comprises divisions tho
rst including the valley under General Van Dorm; second
General G. W. Smith, third General Longstreet fourth,
General Kirby Smith. Troops continue passing through
Richmond northwardiy. The Fourth Texas and Twenty
Arst Georgia loft on the 2Sth for tho Potomac
All the Union prisoners in Richmond being sent TO
North Carolina.
The that General Lee had left Southwestern Vr
gina for South Carolina is confirmed.
Tho Memphis Appeas says tho journey from Richmond
10 Memphis occupies four days. owing 10 Ito destruction
or bridges in East Tennessee Two Of these bridges
costly and cannot be speedily rebuilt Tho railroad
gers using every effort TO keep communication by
ferries and temporary bridges There Is great excite
ment along the road, especially at Knoxville. Parson
Brownlow had left for parts unknown. Five hundred
Unionsts reported at uniontown when the bridge
was burned.
Colonel Josiah Anderson, prominent East Tennessee
rebel politician killed at the polls election day
Several sklrmishes between Unionisis aud rebels
reported from various points In East Tennessee
The reported transfer Of General Zoicoer's forces
from Cumberland Gap to Eastern Kentucky unfoundcd-
The latest Nashville and Memphis papers show that Gen.
Zolcoer s still Mt the Gap, with ye thousand troops
brigade Of Tennessceans, under General Carroll had
doris to reinforce Gen. Zolcofier.
The Bowling Green Courier the 18th states that three
regiments and two companies Of cavalry and battery Of
artillery sent from Bowling Green in the direction Of
Scottsve Ky supposed for General zolliconers relief
This movement originated in the report advance
Danvie.
The explosion Of the large gun Columbus killed eight
men, Including three officers. General Polk was laid up
several days by its concussion.
The Richmond Enqrer p blishes for the rst time the
official report Of the secret proceedings Of last sprnsa
Virginia Convention. 1t Ia full OF interesting develope
naents.
Tho friends and opponents Of General Beauregard were
carrying angry newspaper controversy At Rich
mond. General Beauregard publishes card the Wing,
requesting his friends not to notice the attacks OF his
enemies discaimng ambitious aspirations, and announc
ing his intention retire into private life at the end OF the
The trouble from implied reflections upon the
defensive policy Of the rebel government In some OF
General Beauregard's orders and reports.
Governor Harris, Of Tennessee, In q proclamation on
the 18th urgently appeals for private to 1--WE
regiments in camp, and threatens pcrcmptorily to
disband them II no furnished The Legislature
the 18th passed law authorizing Governor Harris to
seize all private arms and call 10 900 into tho
service.
A. G. Brown and james Phclan have been elected by
| the Legislature Of Mississippi rebel Senators.
Tho Fort Smith Times says that the wires between Fay
cttevle and Van Buren, have been cut several times.
rettus is almost unanimously reelected Governor Of
Mississippi.