Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Cadwallsder su-
| percedes Mansfield. Gen. Ruuyan retires
WASHINGTON, July 29.-HoUSE-The di-
rect tax bill with some notifications passed
by vote of IS to 80. .eg--s
WASHINGTON, July 29-Wilkes, the Times
correspondent, lis wounded.
WASHINGTON. July 29.-The Southerns have
forty officers and twelve physicians among
the prisoners. -
Most trustworthy accounts place the Con-
federate force at Manassas Junction at from
so 10 $4,000, twenty thousand of whom
fought.
From baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Patriotically ap-
pealed to by Dix, the members of the Nation
al Guard consent to remain in service till
Wednesday.
From Missouri.
FoRsYTH, TANEY COUNTY, Mo.-A company
of Federalists have possession OF the town.
They found several tons of lead in wells, and
killed five Missourians.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 29.-The 2Sth and 10th
regiments have returned.
From wheeling.
WHEELING, July 29.-The bogus Legisla-
ture has adjourned.
From FOrIres. Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 29-Four regi-
ments are ordered hence to Washington,
checking the contemplated aggressive move
ment from here.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 29.-The Odd Fell
lows Hall, Jail. and four other buildings in
Hampton, were burned by the Federalists
previous to evacuation. A flag of truce
wa rs the occupants of Newport News to
evacuate within "a hours. Heavy firing is
now going on at Pigs Point.
From Missouri.
INDEPENDENCE, No., July 29.-The Federal
steamer White Cloud Was fired into at Blue
Mills Landing, killing several. 1t is reported
that these fellows had burned the ferries and
deprecated on towns, incensing the citizens
thereof.
From. New York.
New YORK. July 29.-The Herald saws
Welles has ordered powerful naval force TO
quad the crossings of the Potomac below
Washington. The story that Lee intends to
cross the Potomac South of Harper's Ferry
is improbable. An entire change in the Ar
my organization is probable. About mid
night the pickets collided near Chain Bridge,
Burch, one of the party who went for Came
ron's body, has returned. His companions
were held prisoners and himself sworn to
silence. - =
The Tribune says Col. Lander is author
ibid to summons here and organize the men
of the Mountains and plains with whom be
was popular while opening the overland mail
route:
Raymond, of the Times, telegraphed at
O'Clock that the Federalists were more than
maintaining their ground, and assured his
readers of a Federal success. On the COM
mencement of the rout Raymond sped to
Washington and added a postscript, stating
the result, but the Geographic censor refused
to allow the postscript to go, SO says Fri
days Times.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The steamer Africa
arrived at Cape Race Sunday afternoon with
Liverpool dates of the 10Th The Kangaroo
arrived out on the 18th.
Cotton sales of the week, $4,000 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took $4,000
bales each. Inferior qualities 4a4 higher
Fair and middling qualities barely ] higher.
Sales Friday, 10000 bales, closing firm.
Private circulars say sales Friday amounted
to from $1,000 to 10000 bales at the fullest
prices. Breadstuffs dull, with a decling ten
dency. Provisions quiet.
New YORK, July Foreign.-Liver-
pool, July 20.-Cotton-Sales to-day IL, 900
bales, closing firm.
Consols S34as5s for money, and s95aS9$
on account.
HAvRE.-Cotton-Ssles of the week 49,
500 bales. Bas IIlf.