Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-14
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 13-Hu<ton, from the
Committee on Revised Statutes reports a bill
to prohibit aud punish rebellion in rhe State:
made special ord-r of to-day. The bill makes
wagiug war on United States. and enlistment
of troops for Confederate States, or inducing
others to do SO, or joining or parading with
companies With the intention of Joining the
Confederates, felony, punishable with from
one to ten years imprisonment. The invs-
zion OF Kentucky by any of her citizens, as
Confederate soldiers, punishable by DEATH
The law to go into effect in ten days.
Rosecrans' official account of the battle on
Gauley river. is similar to that sent last
night. He says about twenty killed and one
hundred wounded. He found ten stand OF
cOlors, and took few prisoners and camp
equipage, which Floyd had left.
Among the names mentioned for gallantry
and soldierly cOnd8ct: Gems. Rosecrans and
Benham; Coils. M'COok, Little and Lowe:
Captains Hartzaff, Snyder aud M'Mullen;
and Major Burke.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. l3-Gov. Magofin
vetoed the resolutions ordering him to pro-
claim the Confederates of Kentucky soil.
The resolutions passed over his veto.
Louisville, Sept. 13.-Houston's bill for
the punishment of rebellion is postponed till
Monday.
From Missouri.
ST.. Louis, Sept. 12.-The Major General
commanding has ordered the following deeds
of msnumisSion: Frank, Lewis, and Hiram
Reed, heretofore held to service or labor by
Thomas l.. Snead, to be free and forever dis
charged from the bonds of servitnde, giving
them full rights and authority to have, use
and control their own labor, without any ae-
countability TO Snead or his representatives.
From Virginia.
PoINr OF RocKs.-It is reported that the
Contederates are taking up the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, using the materials to
extend the track of the Alexandria and Lou
don road
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Tbe Times says
there is considerable feeling among leading
men in consequence of Mcclellan impr ison-
ing fugitives to wait the claim of owners.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-The Post Master
GeDerel is advised that no mails 60 over the
st. Joseph and Hannibal roads. The pros
pect Tor the resumption of that service is
bad.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept. I3.-The Provost Marshal
at daylight, arrested Mayor Brown, Ross Wi
mans, Chas. and F. Lawrence, S. Wallace and
l.. P. Scott, members of the Legislature, and
delivered them to Fort McHenry.
BALTIMORE, Sept. I3.-Congressmsn Nav.
andfegislators Henry NJ. Morfit and W. G.
Harrison are reported arrested. Ii is also
reported that Benz C. Howard, peace candi-
date for Governor. is arrested; also Denni-
son Guinlan aud DIR. Linch, members from
baltimore county, and j. Hull, editor of the
Baltimore South.
The Legislature vas to have met on Tues
day.
From New YORK.
New YORK, Sept. l3.-The police seized
the blank notes of the Pittsylvsnia Bank oi
Virginia. and imprisoned the engraver.
The National u etung ia interdicted.
The Commercial Advertiser says Fremont
is to be succeeded by Gen. Meigs.
Nav York, Sept. 13.-The Alice Tinker
from Liverpool, partly ewned at Apalach.-
cola and Mobile, has been seized.
SACKET's HARBOR.-24 boxes articles OF
eurinsiIu nd ih.. of Crl dnr.