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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

AFFAIRS IN THE WEsT-The strength oi
the enemy in Western Virginia is believed to
be between forty aud fifty thousand. There
are now under Gen Reynolds, in and about
Randolph county, about twenty five thou
sand. Gen Cox had between six and seven
thousand in the Kanawha Valley, and Gen.
RosecranZ is said To have fifteen thousand,
some say eleven to twelve thousand. Thus,
there are certainly not less than forty, and
there may be nearly fifty ihnusand of the
enemy's forces operating ia Western Vir-
ginia.
We will not for prudential reasons, pre-
sent in detail, a statement of our forces in
that quarter. Suffice il To say that Genera Is
Lee and Lnring have a superior force to cope
with, and that Generals Floyd aud Wise are
laboring under the disadvantage OF cou-
adorable disparity of Numbers. We under
stand that several regiments have been or
dered from Lynchburg to reinforce our army
beyond Lewisburg; and that still further
forces will be sent forward TO this same des-
tination very promptly.
The news brought down by the Central
traiu yesterday was that Gen. Lee had again
fallen back up>n bis former position, his
forward movement having been desisted
from for some stragetic reason not trans
pir d.
Toe army of Gems. Floyd and Wise have
changed tnelr position lTom OeWeIl houn
tain to Meadow Bluff, which is on this side Of
the Sewell, but further to the West, in the
direction of SummervIlle. The position
they now occupy is upon what is called the
Wilderness road. leading into Greenbrier
county, from Summerville. along which Gen.
Rosecrsnz is approaching with a part OF
eleven regiments. 1t was with view TO
meet him on his march, that Gems. Floyd aud
Wise have proceeded up the Wilderness road
to Meadow Bluff If the movement OF Gen
Rosecranz be correctly reported. we may ex-
pect to hear of another battle in that diree-
ton in few days. The enemy considera-
bly outnnmbers u.s. and the fight Will come
of. If at all, before the reinfo cements just
ordered on to Gen. Floyd will be able to
raach him; but, Notwithstanding these cir
cumstances. we are very confindent that our
brave little army, whose mettle has been
twice tried snd proved. will give good re-
port OF iIself.-Dispateh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

Mr.. Hillyer, of the NatChez Courier, is the
correspondent who, in letter in bis paper.
says "rations for 10000 men, it is said, are
daily issued from this point" AS Mr.. II. is
a Commissary and writes from within the
lines, it is probable this has been "said" by
one who knows. We have now numbers on
our side as well as the prestige of past sue
e.gS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

Arkansas The Legislature of this State
will meet at Little Rock. in November. uu-
der proclamation of Governor Rector :.
Various duties devolve upon that body,
among which may be mentioned the election
of Confederate States Senators. The Arkan-
sas True Democrat announces that Rpberl w.
johnson, in response TO ..pressiDg and gen
eral CALLS from bis fellow citizens, is willing
to serve as one of the Senators.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

The Legislature of Kentucky have adopt
ed resolution offered by Mr.. CoNKLIN. II
sets forth Kentucky's desire to keep out Of
the contest between the Northern and South
ians, whatever they do, not to fight each 9TH
er. This is about on par with Kentucky
neutrality. The resolution will not prevent,
and was not intended to prevent, Kentuck-
ians from assisting the Federalists against
the Confederates.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

The Louisville Journal says BUcKNER's ex-
petition is for the conquest of Louisville.
Be it SO. BUcKNER is likely to accomplish
what he undertakes. We think we see PREM.
TrcE on bis winding way back to New Eng
land. Good bye, Georgel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
marauding Depred.tion.,

a gentleman who arrived in this city yes
serday from New York, states that the Lin
coin Government have fitted out vessels for
an expedition against Fernandina. Pensacola
and port on the Coast of Geor
gia- The vessels are to carry 10000 men.
Our friends in Florida and Georgia should be
On the alert, aud give the marauder. . warm
reception.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
OlS,OI.UYx0N.

TINE Partnership heretofore existing between HUsH
4 Nc RRA and W. HooPER HARMS, under the drtn
style of Hugh AcCrea & Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual Consent W. Hooper Harris having sold his en-
tire interest stock and Huxh Nc
Crea, who viii continue the business the old stand
under the drm name Of Hugh McCrea < Co., who has
assumed the liabilities Of the old firm and Is alon
authorized 70 settle the old books.
HUGH McCREA.
W. HOOPER HARRIS.
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Oh. what r,ne Prosr-e: be CIouded.
BY W. c1LNorE sllNs.

W. GILMORE Sims.
OH what if the prospect be clouded,
And what if the sunlight be fed
The bright Sun hims-f Inay be shrouded,
Aud the bright crown be tom from his head;
But he yields never long to the rigOr
the tempest that beats on his form;
And he comes forth. anon, full of vigOr,
More Curious because OF tue Storm
From the sun let the Son take its moral,
Nor shrink meath the battle of life;
Near the cypress grows ever the laurel
And We pluck, please from the strife:
Though the foe presses fierce with his legiOns
And We stoop TO the hour for his will
Keep but firm in the turbulent regions
And the triumph mures 10 you still
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
By Telegraph from Virginia.

Special Dispatch to the Nashville Daily Patriot.
RICHHcND, Sept. "a, 1861.
Gen. Lees official report of his plan of op.
erations on the Cheat Mountain frontier is
received. The entire plan was Disconnected
from failure of one of hi. columns to attack
the enemy position.
The enemy was defended by an impenetra.
bic stockade- The mutiny at Fort Washing
ton, published in yesterdays dispatch, is
doubted here.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

The Louisville Journal gives glowing ae-
count OF the expedition of Gen. SHERMAN
towards Muldrough's Hill II las very much
the tone of the boys whistle as be approach
ed the graveyard The Journal was, evident
ly, badly scared.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

LISooLN's BLocKADERs have erected nine
batteries on the north end of Chandelier
Island, inside and abreast Of the light house.
This il near New Orleans. It II also said
that II 900 men are soon expected there
Apnpkis Apnisnchs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

was familiar. will no more be heard upon its
threshold. Thus do tears, and sorrow. aud
blood. mark The path of the tyrant. and at
test the presence of those great calamities
which he bias brought upon the country
What punishment, commensurate with his
crimes. can await him? Lynehka1g Virgiaian.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

~ A dispatch from Washington, dated
on the 18th, says there will be no fighting
there for thirty days to come. 1t might have
added, and not then. if the Yankees are to
bring il on.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

THE MEMPHIS AvALANCHE.-Col. NJ. w.
CLUsKEY has sold his interest in the Avalanche
to N. G. GALLAwAY, Esq., the founder of the
paper, and retires from all connection with
it. The impression of Monday in which this
change is announced, contains also the fol.
lowing
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25

7 HAVE 1900 acres OF a. line hand be found VA
Il TeXIs or elsewhere. / an bu4ui To II, or | viii
swap for place improved in or about Nashville Ny
land lies IN BOSque county. and GA the BSIn river.
10 miles from Waco, and HiileS from the Texas
Ir;t Railroad in line healthy country, with plenty of
water and plenty OF timber, line Springs brsiies,
the passing through the tract TsnIbsT-there
about 200 NJ the finest Cedar, and about 800
Of heavy Pecan Bottom, the balance of the
Is the finest pTarIe land, comprising OF the
desirable tracts Of aRd thai be found in the State.
For further information, address Thomas r Everett,
Neel'S Creek Post Office, Bosque county, Texas, who
lives the adjoining tract, OF j B. Reed, Brznham,
Texas Reed went from this county The title
clear aud perfect and unincumbered. The papers
be seen at the Commercial Hotel. l he seen du-
ring the day AT Sharp x Hanilt MS Sword Factory
night at No 10 CoOperis Building. Cherry; street
4 Sep l9 II. L. JUSTICE.
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General Orders No. IL.

HEADQUARTERS lst BATTuOS Tenn CAvAlRY
CAMP CUMMINGS, 18th Sept 1851. I
LIVERY officer, non commissioned officer and pri-
Il vate belonging 10 this Battalion [except those
sent ON sick leave under special Oraers) hereby
ordered To Join this Battalion Immediately.
BY order It, Col. F. n. NcSAIRY,
Ed. ID. Hicks, Adj't Major.
Sep 20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
NOlice.

HAVING entered the Army Of Tennessee, have
IL disposed Of my entire interest in the firm af
Hugh McCrea 3 Co TO Mr. Hugh McCrea, and would
ask my friends continuance Of the patronage 10 the
old. W. HOOPER HARRLS.
aaDt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
WHEAT. WHEAT!
Ock city MINIS

I'VE are buying WHEAT and CORN. for which VI
w are pre- AIRED tn pay Cash. Farmers and Rereiy
ers having either for sale will please give US a cal
Office at the Mills.
GORDON, BAUMAN X co
Nashville, July 8, 1s61-3n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
4th Ward Militia. Attention!

You hereby notified attend drill on saturday
sept 18th inst, O'clock P. NJ, 0pstead OF lath
inst. as heretofore ordered) at the Suphnr Spring
All absentees will be marked and reported the law
directs
By order of the Captain,
THOMAS MCCARTHY, o. s.
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Come to the Confederacy.
LUNCH, GOOD LUNCH.

IoHN MILLER, no. 9, Cedar street, has determin-
d ed 20 up splendid LUNCH every mornog
st his c0nfsderaey, fron 10 90 IL O'Clock
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SITUATION WANTED.

A experienced person wishes a situation al
n Iverseer plantation in the state OF T.un,=S-
see in the southern COnf.,Icracy. Address
W. J. HOLT.
Sept 22-lm% Nashville Post Office.
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STOVEAND HOLLOWWARE
Nashville. Tennessee.
NOTICE.!

WE have this day sold our entire interest in the
Wv Book, Stationery and Periodical Business,
No 6 Union street 10 Mr. John T. Hagan and John u
W Green, who will continue the business the same
place, under the style Of Green GO
JOHNSON * TREANOR.
On retiring from the book business, return our
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us, and take pleasure recommending successors
as young men Of experience in the business and
thy IN every way the confidence of the people.
A W JOHNSON. JR.,
oct6-u JOHN o. TREAN0R,
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We wish the Avalanche abundant pros
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
Commercial Inte.lirence.

LCNJON hOfi.f MARKET.
The end Of the settlement OF tho cofsos account on the
10th inst attended with much confusion. Eight one
all compelled to suspend IN one case for
Cos 900.
Consols closed buoyant the 10Th inst. at aSL
for money, and 93H a SO Il for October 10.
The applications at the Bank for discount were mode
rate.
Five hundred and nifty six thousand pounds In gold
have been sent into the Bank since the last return
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Erie shares were lower.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, 1861.
The sales W Monday and Tuesday reached 20 900 bales
10 900 Of which 10 SPECTATORS and exporters The
market Is less animated than last week. bu. prices are
'nrmly maintained at the advance then noted.
STATE OF TRADE.
The advces from Manchester unfavorable. Tho
market is very dull and prices declining.
BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
Flour hot reported. Wheat firm ut an advance OF I'd.
3D.. Corn quiet but all qualities advanced to to tri
ding extent. Mixed, 3ls. Cd. a 32s.
PROVISIONS
Beef has downward tendency. Pork easier. Bacon
very dull Lard frmer. Tatiow steady.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes firm: pots, 3ls pearls 33s. Sugar steady Rice
arm and unchanged. Coffee inactive. Rosin buoyant
common los Cd lis. Spirts turpentine firm but in.
active
LONDON MARKETS.
IN the london markets sugar was fiat, coffee firm and
tallOW quiet
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B1Adm-on Sunday, scptember 90, after tedious III
ness SARAH ANN, vito Of John Black in the 10th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence, 1858
East Eighth street, this (Monday afternoon at hafpast
one o'cock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery fer interInent.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
BRowS.At Astoria, Saturday, Sci tember II, ELLEN
VAN ClLEp, the daughter Of Joseph and Catharne A.
Brown.
The friends md acquantances respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this (Monday) morning. at eleven
O'Clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry Tor nterment.
CozzHys Saturday, September q, AyroSErTE wife
OF Abraham NJ. Cozzens.
The relatives and friends OF the family are requested
attend the funeral without further invitation ut St.
Thomas church. Tuesday afternoon a. three O'Clock
CoSE-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, September %, ALICE,
infant daughter OF John A. and Harrotte Cone aged 10
months and II days.
The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from Remsen street this
{Moaday) afternoon, at three O'clock without further in
vitatinn.
CaAy.--on Sunday, September o. WILLIAM CRAY, aged
90 years, 9 mouths and II days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this onday afternoon
two O'Clock, from the residence n his mother No. IL
Marion street
DALroS,--On Saturday evening, September 81, JoHs
DALTON in the 18th year OK his age.
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family also his
two sisters Marsea and Mary are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his late residence Sixty second
street between Broadway and Eighth avenue this ion-
day) afternoon, at one O'Clock.
DEyroN-0n Sunday, September %, SEAMAN DESroS, 10
the 39th year Of his age.
The rieods OF the family and the members Of Lebanon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
The Recent Calamity In Philadelphia.

~ ihE EDifOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
CONTINENTAL THEATRE, PHn.ADEIPmA, sept. n, 1861.
Inc article In your paper OF the 10th inst, which
encose'l have read with pain, and am you have
oeeh mslnormed in regard to the sad event and win be
sucen generous TO correct the impression your state
meht Is likely to create In New York-my birthplace and
the nome OF my family. A jury tho spot that
had not only guarded against accident by re but had
taken the precaution Of having the at hand TO
extnguish IT should chance TO occur had Just taken
possession Of tho theatre and previous to opening had
not only guarded oil the lights that thought by posi-
bty dangerous, but had also renewed tho ropes for
accidents will sometimes happen from their breaking.
Tho calamity occurred in large dressing room lin
which were seven young ades lighted as shown on the
inquest by centre light six feet four inches from the
oor The gasburner which set fire TO the dress
ordinary brack ct light about five feet from the door on
the wall alongside the mirror, the same in private
mousse Shelves had been placed all round the room to
put inc dresses and It not with my permission
knowledge that nails had been driven In the wall which,
III iact were the cause of the accident.
II bestowed thought upon myself at tho present
Ie the verdict Of tho jury tho dying blessings of the
poor grs and my own conscience would BIO all sufficient
70 satisfy me; but have q mother and sister in New
YORK whose feelings have been wounded by the article
winch now request you to amend BY doing you viii
wy 'N'p ". wHEArEY.
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The Parish VIII Cnse.

To THE EDlTOR OF THE HERALD.
The article in your paper of this msrnng, under tho
head Of ''WiA Of Mrs. Susan NJ. Parsh,' contains so
many gross errors sstatemenis and omissions calcu
lated disparage the relatives of the late Henry Parrish
and miseod the public in regard to tho litigation in
which his estate is involved, that deem il my duty
to ask you in justice to those relatives, give this
place in the HERALD In the article referred to it is
stated that Mrs. Monsoon (who is cousin Of the late
Horny Parsh) was the only relative Of Mr.. Parish for
whom he bad not provided" and '.who had not taken
part against the tcsatriX Whilst The fact ,s that Mr.
Parish lett also his cousins german ,ss sarah Parish
Mr. Ambrose Parish, Mrs william D. Tlompsop Mr.
Richard PARISH Mrs Sarah Smith lfra Sa1rv s,orrs
Miss Eliza Jen Miss Judith Laten Mss Elizabeth Town
send, Mr. Jacob Townsend, Mrs. Mary Garcourt Mrs
Nancy Jenkins, Mr. benjamin r. Townsend and Mrs
Francis Ramsdell, favorte nephew and three ujoces
for neither of whom did he provide either by his win Of
1872 or by subsequent codicl and neither of whom
have taken any part AGAINST the testatrx.
Mr.. Parish seized with paralysis on the 10Th OF
Jy 1Si9 which instantly deprived him Of the power Of
speech and almost Of motion 10 regalned the
power speak write nteigiby. Subsequent to his
attack three instruments were made purportng to be
''codicsn TO a viii of Henry Parish, which had been
mace in 1912 preparatory 70 his going abroad.
The first OF these papers bere dasc few days after Mr.
Parshs s9zure and the others running through several
years his estate accumulated.
Ilr Parish died the 81 Of March, 1856 leaving an
estate of nearly two millions of dollars Those three
papers weo after the death Of Mr. Parish
for probate together with the old will above referred TO-
and after very protracted examination the Sur,
rogate repudiated tho two last of said "codicils'
and refused probate thereon but,ior unaceounabe
reason he allowed tho first, together with the old
will. From this decision Miss Ann Parish and Mrs Mar.
tina sherman (Irs. A. u. Sherman) sisters of tie de-
ceased, Mrs Susan NJ Parish and of the executors
brought their several appeals to the Supreme Court That
Court sustained the Surrogate III his reputation Of the
second and third codicis and decided that the first was
invalid but allowed the same TO TO probate unless the
ssters Miss Parish and Mrs Sherman should cause an
issue TO be- made thereon within given time to be tried
at the next Circuit Court To this decision thc sisters also
brought appeal claiming that their brother the said
Henry Parish, deceased, had revoked the said will of
1872 and had died iDesate This appeal IL sti before
the Court OF Appeals that Court having hterto been
bic agree upon decision therein Very respectfully
yours, a. N. SHERMAN.
NEwBuRG, Sept 10, 1891.
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Italy.

The national fse at Naples passed OF splenddly The
King and GaribaId were loudly cheered.
The JorrcG of Rome officially declares that the passage
in Baron Ricasos note relative to Rome is caumnious
and that it would be unworthy Of the dignity Of the Holy
See to make reply to it. The Journal the same time
demonstrates the fasy Of tho assertions contained
therein
General Gryon has ordered that any invasion by the
Pedmonese Of the localities occupied by tho French
shall be rerrf1sed by force.
AT meeting Of theoogians, at Palermo a rosoruion
was adopted declaring the temporal power OF the Pope
Incompatible with and contrary to the mission OF the
Catholic Church.
The Emperor Of Brazil has recognized the Kingdom CT
Italy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
City Intelligence.

VEtfKH HHkKEf VfU-ET On TASI DAf--ANc
cupants Of Centre Market have by their unanimous VOTE
agreed 10 close Thursday next the 28thFast Dayat
nne O'Clock A. NJ. For the accommodation Of the public
it will remain open until ten o'clock Wednesday evening
Al the other markets should follow the example Of old
Centre market in this matter.
TIE CAMPAIGN ruB SIXTY CORRECTION THE en-
tertainment of Captain Maxwell OSulvan al Irving Hail.
referred to yesterday viii take place Thursday
ming tho 2sh inst and not Monday stated in the
previous notice.