Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29

We are enabled to announce, this morning, upon
a well authenticated report that Gen. Price is in
full march upon st. Louis. Gen. Hunter has fallen
back, with Fremonts army, upon st. Louis, as we
learn from various sources, and Price is pursuing
him with his gallant army in hot chase. Three
times three cheers and "tiger' for Price.--Nash.
Union 26M.
GEN, HUNTER REPUDIATES.
ST. Lotus, Nov. l6-Gen Hunter has sent letter
to General Price, by flag of truce, repudating the
treaty between Gen. Fremont and Price, entered
into on November FIST and addressed letter to
General Thomas, setting forth his reasons therefore.
RICHMOND. Nov. 23-zvia New Orleans-The
Baltimore SUN of the z0th reports the arrival of the
Norwegian at Portland, with Liverpool dates Of the
8th No commercial news.
The london Times expresses the emphatic opin-
ion that the reconstruction of the American Union
is impossible.
A telegraph dispatch from Barnstown, on the
lSth says the locomotives and machinery belong
ing to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad have been
removed by the Confederates in the direction of
Winchester, aud the track for twenty miles taken
up,
Especial to the Louisville Journal
WASHINGTON Nov. l9.--Although there appears
to be plenty law to sustain Captain Wilkes Lord
Lyons is very noisy and as yet, while being COM
PEELED to remain officially silent, is unofficaly i'm
pudent. In all hi8 conversations he assumes that
there will be no question between his government
and ours because the latter will apologize and
turn Mason and Slldell.
Many diplomats including some friendly to US
express the opinion unressrvedly that there will be
a war with England they perceitihg what seems TO
escape Lord Lyons that shall not be bhllied out
of our just tights and that England cannot treat DIS
as she habtualy treats weak nations.
Reverdy johnson at first thought the law against
Ell
was on his side.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Cotton Brokers Circulars
report the sales fol the week at 10000 bales, and
market closing buoyant with unchanged prices.
Since the Niagara's departure, the market opened
with decline Of + to Sd, but subsequently, re-
covered. The sales to spectators were 35,0h0 bales
aud to exporters 1000 bales. Fridays sales were
estimated at 20,000bales and market ,cpsed buoy
ant at Yesterdays prices The stock in port is est-
mated at 63,sOo bales, of which 5000 are Amer
lean.
Breadstuffs are quiet but steady. Provisions
quiet and dropping.
tbSDoN Nov. s-Consols closed at 93S to 90
The Paris Debates, on Mexican affairs says the
Powers at the commencement, are TO endeavor to
impose a suspension of arms the belligerent par
ties in Mexico. They undertake not to occupy per-
manently any part Of her territory, and to obtain
no exclusive advantage from Mexico. England
in the treaty, namely, that the three Powers should
pledge themselves not to accept the throne of Mex
leo tor any Prince Of their reignng families. If the
n1onarchcal form prevails the Powers pledge them
selves not to use intervention for thu profit of any
Prince in particular.
RICHMOND, Nov. 25, via New Orleans-Daniel
Hand formerly merchant in Augusta and Savan-
nah, but more recently in New York, was brought
here and committed to Jail, charged with treason
oil 1,,nt hh,Yy
There are many rhmots afioat among Shch is
one that Lord Lyons demanded the release and re :
turn of Messts. Mason and Slidel and his demand
being refused he had asked for bis passports but the
rumor cannot be traced to any reliable source.
The following is ian official dispatch, dated o Ban
nontille near Pensacola, o'clock Monday 1.-THE
enemy seems to he satisfied. He does not re-opeh
FIRE They fred into our hospital, but my sick had
all been removed. Many hot shot and innumet-
able shells were thrown into the Navy Yard with
comparatively little damage.
Isigned1 BRAXToN BRAGG.
An official dispatch Sunday night says, both Fed
eraI ships retired, crippled. All the damage done
to our works is repaired Our wounded are only
slightly hurt and are doing well.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25-The News this morning
says the Federal ships approached Tybee Island
yesterday and fred several shots, There no
Confederate troops there but few pickets, who re-
tired to Fort Pulaski.
Gen. Lawton has gore down to the Fort. 1t is
supposed the enemy viii attempt Judgment to
blockade more effectually.
II is since reported that the Federsls have occu-
pied the Island.
AteUsTA, Ca Nov. 26.-The Savannah Repub-
ican this morning says late Sunday evening sever
al barges of Linconites landed at Tybee, and soon
after raised the Federal flag ON a house
The Charleston Courier this morning says an
official dispatch was received there, dated Gath,
which says two boats of Yankees landed at Buck
ingham, six miles from Button, thus coming direct
y on the main land Our forces made forward
movement and met them.
Gen. Lee has ordered that nobody leave Charles
ton without permit from the Mayor.
The Charleston papers Of this morning contain a
dispatch from Manassas, 25th, which says that q
party arrived from Baltimore who stated that the
public sentiment North is Of such an alarming
character that the Government is forced to de some
thing.
A simultaneous attack will be made on the Con-
federates in ten days.
Mcclellan will probably advance in week. the
weather permitting The roads are in bad condi-
ton, but it is reported that Mcclellan is Already
this side of Annandale ane advancing
Our TROOPS were reviewed at Manassas by Gen
erals johnson, l}ca5regard and Smith.
PENSACOLA, Nov. l5-Everything is unusually
quiet The enemys shipping keep beyond our
range. No additional feet has arrived Our kill
ed on Friday by the eating of the old magazine at
Fort Mel3ae was John Arnold, Geo. Beasley, Geo
Bagelyy Thos Champion, Henry Crawford, John
Berry and Andrew ]. Mcklfjohn. Wounded,
Thos, Massey, VIM. Foster, Lieut.. George Howard
and Col, Yipgne, the latter slightly by a frag-
rsent OF shell. No casualty since.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov 22.-In accordance with
special message of the Governor this morning, the
Legislature Immediately and unanimously passed
bfl to raise 10000 troops for sixty days service
TO be received individuals squads, companies, or
otherwise, 10 repair to Columbus, Ky, or else
where ms they may be needed. Five hundred
thousand dollars is appropriated by the bill Mis-
sippians 10 the rescuel-A ississPpaasI.
PouRNe IS.-The St Louis correspondent o. the
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER SAYS that troops are pouring In