Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-24
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From Washington.
| WAsHINGroN. July 22.-oESATE-Tbe bill
to Increase the Military establishment was
returned from the House. The Senate re
fused 10 concur in the amendments
message was received from the Presi
dent, and the Senate went into executive
| session.
| HousE-W Wright offered a resolution thai
the reverses ut Bulls run no way impaired
| the ultimate success, &e.-Tabled.
NcClelau is ordered tn the command o
the Potomac. He will be succeeded in Yves
| tern Virginia by Gen. Rosencrsntz.
| The Federal army will he instantly re-or
| ganized and increased Mcdowell is al
Head Quarters at Arlington. His division
| will resume its former position. 4 largs
amount of provisions, arms, DC. weIe cap
| tured by the Eonfederaies. who pursued and
occupied the positions abandoned by Us as
far a. Fairfax Court House. The cavalry Of
The Coniederstes was the terror Of our vol
unteers who kept the woods 10 avoid their
| charges.
WASHINGTON, July % The morning was
occupied in putting affairs on the Virgins
| sdee in order in the original lines.
| The list OF officers killed aud wounded still
| Increases.
A Zouave drummer escaped FROM the Con-
feO crates says immense numbers of prisoners
are in the bands of the Contederates.
| The Senate passed bill for the trauspor-
| tation of munitions for val citizens of the
Confederate States, with appropriation OF
two millions.
The House passed bill abOlishing the Dis
| triet Courts of Ksutucky and Missouri; and
| dividing Kentucky into two judicial dis
tricts, and Missouri into one-yeas 90, nays
so
| Crittenden opposed the bill ~ an abuse of
power by Congress and an innovation on the
| Constitution.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-The Secretary of
War teIegraphs in reply to the New York
Union Defence Committee :'.Cheer our friends
| TO active exertiOn-, that we may speedily re-
| trieve our misfortune. We are making most
| vigorous efforts TO concentrate large and
| irresistible army at this point. Regiments
| are now arriving. The works IN the South
bank of the Potomac being we'll msnnt d.
The Capitol is sale.
Signed, SIMEON CAMERON
The Virginia cavalry occnpi' Ceutrevilie
| last night. extending scouts To Fairfax Court
| House. There no signs of an advance.
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Tae 18th New York
Militia have re-enlisted for three years.
l.
Ferry awaiting him.
There is great excitement here; Southern
ers are oyerjoyed, notwithstanding the efforts
of their friends TO quiet their delirium of Joy,
IL ia said considerable military force will
be required 10 keep them down.
Likenesses OF Beauregard are selling
through the streets.
Heavy rains prevent the people from con-
gregating.
&c I'll I'll.
of Patterson, who received a>doZen orders
officially 10 engage Johnston at any odds.
80 arrests have been made here for attempt
to incite revolt.
The Herdid's special dispatch says the re-
treat was nothing more or less than staul-
pede. The defeat is, in great measure, at
tributed to Patterson's Hardness. Governor
Sprague's bravery brought some degree of
order out of chaos. Mcdowell displayed
great bravery. but it Was uuaVailing to arrest
the panic.
The New \ lrk list, 14lh, 27tt, and Maine
regiments were moved down like grass.
The list of killed and wounded embraces
large number of officers. Col. Corcoran is
thought 10 be dead.
From Missouri.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 22.-The Conven-
ton adjOurned-6l members present. Gen.
Wilson presided.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, July 23.-Santa Fee
dates of the 9TH are received. Granville
Grey is a candidate for Congress from Mesilla
Valley.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 23.--Uriel Wright
made violent Southern speeoh in the SAFE
Convention, denOuncing the Administration
as revolutionary and despotic. and de
nouncing the Union leaders in St Louis and
the State. A committee was appointed 10
report on the distracted condition of the
State.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. July 23.-The effect of the
overwhelming defeat of Lincoln forces is ia
the highest degree inspiriting TAI Southern
Rights men. Union nien are sorely deprived
many declaring that no proper solution
has yet transpiIed To account for the disas-
trous defeat.
Tompkins' death is deplored as brutal
murder.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. July 22.--The Floyd
gun will be moved to annoy SeweiPs Point.
Important news may be expected from Old
Point.
From New York.
New YORK, July 23.-The steamer North
America has arrived ut Farther Point with
Liverpool dates of the llth. The steamer
Jura and City OF Baltimore had arrived out.
Cotton sales of 3 days 81 900 bales. of
WHICH speculatoTs anu exporters TOOK lZ,UUU
bales; closing firm, fully at previous rates
Manchester market slightly higher. Bread
stutis quiet but steady. Provisions steady.
Consols S94aS9s for money, and 9O!a9Ol Tor
account.
News unimportant.
NEW YORK, July 23.-( Foreign --latest
via. Londonderry 18th. Cotton sales of the
week 81 600 bales, of which spectators took
$4,000 bales and exporters 1000 bales. mar.
ket frm but less active. Sales Friday IL, 900
bales, of which speculatars aud exporters
took 5000 bales; closing quiet but steady.
Orleans Fair 81. Orleans MiddIing 81. Mo-
bile Fair 81. Mobile Middhng s. Upland
Fair 81. Upland Middlng 4. Stock at
Liverpool 100000 bales, of which S4l 900
bales are American. Breadstuffs dull. Pro-
visions quiet.
NLw York, July 23.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived at Uaiiiax with Liverpool dates
OF the 18Th.
She brings III 900 pounds specie.
Cotton sales Saturday 10000 bales, closing
quiet but steady.
Havre market unchanged. Sales of the
week $500 bales.
New YORK, July pa private dispatch
says, AIS OF The z sf Regiment are missing.
Holloway. Pills and ointment