New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
SOUTHERN ITEMS,

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LOUISVILLE, Tueidly Nov 49, 1861
! TIE Memphis appeal of the lith acknowledge
a loss at Belmont of 625 killed. wounded, and mise
ing and reports the Union loss at 1902 1t say,
Col. Logan acknowledged that the Unionists would
be whipped.
TIE Richmond Wig of the 9th says that the
Confederate Army in Virginia rcorganzed. The
State is constituted q Department, comprising the
three armies of the Potomac, the Valley, and Acqua
under the chief command of Gen. Johnston. Gen.
Beauregard commands the Army of the Potomac,
Gen. Thomss Jackson that Of the Valley, and Gen.
! Holmes Acqoia.
| Tic atmy ofthe Potomac comprises four divisions
tile first, including the Valley, under Gen. Doren;
second, G. w. Smith; third, Gen. LoDgSlreeti
! fourth, Gen. Kirby Smith.
| Troops continue 10 pcs through Richmond north
wardly Tie lth Texas and 2ls: Georgia left on the
18th for The Potomac.
All the Union prisoners in Richmond arc being
cent to North Carolina.
! The rumor that Gen. Lee Lad left Southwestern
! Virginia for South Carolina is confirmed.
Gen. Floyd again commands the rebel forces oppo.
site 10 Gen. Rosecrans.
4 as htCLW~Hu ENYHUtF u tHC i"tD, pdOiinh,s
correspondence between tie Secretary Of War and
Gen. WindeI, telling the latter to make choice of
;he Union prisoner ne hostages for Southern priya-
tcers. As hostage Tor Smith, condemned at Phil
adepbia, this lot fell on Col. Corcoran, who was
ordered into close confinement in the felons cell.
The other hostages are Cols. Lee, Coggeswell,
Wilcox, and Wood Lieuienant-C olonehs Brown
and Ncif; and Msjors Potter, Revere, Vodgesi and
CAPTAINS Richland, BrownsOD, and Jellers
Gen. Wise Is eonvalescent.
TIE Memphis i2pcql Gays be journey from Rich.
icond 10 Memphis occupies four days, owing TO The
destruction of BRIDGES in East Tennessee. Two Of
these bridges were costly, and cannot be speedily re-
built.
The railroad managers arc using every effort TO
keep up communication by ferries and temporary
bridges. There is great excitement along the road,
especially at Knoxville. P4rson BIownlow had left
fcr parts unknown. Five hundred Unionifts were
reported at Union town when tie bridge was burned.
Col. Josiah Anderson, prominent East Tennessee
politician, waa BILLED at the polls on election dsy
Several skifmishes between unionists and Secs
sionsis are reported from various points in East Ten
nessec.
The reported transfer Of Gen. ZollicoIer'5 forces
from Cumberland Cop 10 Eastern Kentucky is NJ
founded. Tie laiesi Na,hyiI'o and Memphis papers
show that Gen. Zolicoaes is 6till at the Gap with
5000 troops. brigade Of Tennesseeaus, under
Gen. Carroll, had orders to re-enoTce Gen. Z0lli-
Golfer.
Tie Boi-iiHg Grcea Cogrier q the 10Th states
thsi three regiments, and two companies Of cavalry,
and a battery OF artillery, were sen; from Bowling
green III the direction OF ScotfyiIe, KY, supposed
ior Gen. Zolic,Gll's relief. This movement orig
mated IL tie reroi, ofun advance on Dauyille.
Tie EXP l.ioa ii II large gun ut Columbus killed
eight mcn, including three officers. Gen. Polk wes
+ laid UP several days by It's ooncussion.
4 TIE R'lia0sd Euqrirer publishes for tic SRI
time tie official report Of The secre. proceedings Of
lalt Springs Virginia Convention. 1t is ful! Of IL
/ tcresiing developments.
Tic iricnds aad opponents Of Gen. Beaurcgard
were carrying on 90 angry newspaper controversy
az Richmond. Gen. BesueeaTd publishes carl in
"a l,iig requesting HE friends 10. % notice tic
af.,ke q his enem.cs, dis-ieiaing ambitious aspra
tons and announcing lis intention 70 retire 10 priyat,
lie Al tie end Of - war.
! Tie trouble arose iron inpliel reflections uF0r
tle defensv We policy Of tie Confederate C1remn.en
IN some Of Gen. DeeuFcgrdr oidels aud repofta.
Gov, Harris OF Tennessee, ia proclamation OF
the lah. urgently appeals for private iernls to al.
i've Tegimen,srow in camp, and threatens pocmpor
! ily to d.aband them il no arms afo furnished III,
legislature, on the 1871, passed law aglhod4in.
CIV Harris TO seize al private arms, and cal O,0Vi
mon into lie service.
a. q. Brown aud James elan have been elected
! by the Legislature Of sissi'siPPi Rebel Senators
/ TIE Fort SmM T'imss says that the wines be-
tween Fayetteville and Van Buren, have been ,ui
GevCri times.
4 Pettua is almos: unanimously reelected Goy.ma
Of Mississippi