Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
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- n IN News, Burners ( lies.
p, LIS, sept z9-FrRsx P Blair refuses 10
- ir,;.i teu reiease from sFrest and demands
an hvestigatlon. The order Of reles1a T,,5 e. -,
pear Ihal ne vas released az a personaI fsTo- 20 -
FOs1nas'er General. lie declines N RETURN - 49,
command OF his regiment till The ebsr0ps sysinss
oIa, - ated This turn causes fresh
nerds f,ItI trsluohss departure probably suss
- - ~ ~. 'ef proceedings at present. he respond
ca % mp charges Of Fremout's extrava0ant MO-
ioF kets and carbines. and statss tbst ba bsS
VI Go5sFhoFs Of New York Massaebusetfs- Ohio
and ana to compete with
I4DiANtPolis Sept p Reliable uteII;gsnce from
hentueKX says that matters are Iool-iIs, ~ 49,
that the State needs proulDt ss'-t..oo ~ ~
sti at Bowling Green GAINING rsisooo+s
daily lie has control Of the railros5 - NJ; n
miles south ct kzabethtoBn. Cen. sbsrmsn l, A.
Muidraugh's Hill. ''' oisfilNn - -
A large number of arms have No. -, =.
Gen. Andersen from Washington pps@ y"
Col. Craft Of the Thirty-frst Indian, D..
made an expedition up Green river XIV vosttI
distance pf one hundred miles. He fornJ o,
thiag al right. He seized some important naDsS-
and 70 hhds of tobacco. belonging to A nofo-so
Seeessiorist named Dan White, who had been e.;
lying the whole valley. Dan escaped to Tennessee
CAIRO, Sep 27.-The expedition that went outlass
night under Col Logan returned to-day. II went
up the river on the steamer January, debarkinz
where ths rebels had been seen, and secured the
country to within few miles Of Charleston, but
found no enemy.
Nothing has been heard to-day from the rebels
VINO were seen opposite Mound City. Il was prob
ably but scouting party Of the enemy.
place.
Capt DelanO, with fifty men of the Quincy Cav.
airy, made descent yesterday on Blandville, KY.
capturing fellow named Blake recruiting for the
rebel service, and srrestng two prominent cltizsns
OF Tue Pl aee-Corbltt County Clerk 3 Vaughn, q
merchant who are to be held as hostsges for the
return Of Union man named Mercer. taken few
days ago by the rebels
Andrew J. Ewing, Company d, Seventh IDwa
tried by court martial was ordered to be druurued
out Of camp offence, INSTRUMENTATION
Charles Mitchell, James Perkins. John Learue.
T. THrley, were the rebels captured Yesterday BY
Capt Stewsrt, in a fight below Hunters farm
Turley was badly wounded
As the beat was leaving Norfolk at noon to day
there was 6ig alarm in the camp. The picksts
were reported driven in, and COMPANIES were form
Ing to msrch out. There has been no eommunica-
ton since and the termination Of the matter cannot
be given.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 2S.-AH intelligence is
kept very close since the arrival of Gen. Ere mont
who gees TO camp with his STAFF and numerous ret,
niue tomorrow. When he will leave here Is IN
certain, probably not before Tuesday or Wedues-
lay next.
The opinion seems to be gaining ground that the
rebels intend to remain at Lexington for some time,
md prepare for good engagement there
aaDy peIHDlls 50 lDdb TRENCH IL energetic
md rapid in his movements, that be can cut of
PRICES ehsnces Of escape, and obtain brilliant VIC
Ory.
ST LoUB, Sept Cool MaIligan's regiment sr~
lived yesterday, and marched to Benton Barracks,
where they will be paid Of.
Jackson Quigg, who it is believed fought under
Price at Lexington, was arrested yesterday as
py.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 29.-The forty second regiment
Germany Col. Willieks. left Saturday night for
lsdlson. snd the thirty third, Coburn, left to-day
or Louisville.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-A dispatch received here
rom New York states that Mr ChRses mission to
Sew York has resulted successfully, the matters
i details Of the loan being settlsd the basis Of
he last arrangement.
JEFFEEsoS CRY, September PA gentleman
7ho arrived this morning reports that Gen. Lane
lad burned the central portion Of the town of 0s
cola on the 18th, because his troops had been fired
ipOn from the windows Of the houses.