Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
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SHOCKS at tAillEO re and fhilatlriphla nave eEpe-
risneed a sudden fall Holders fear = war with
! England.
: The New York Post CT the ed inst, says, ths
British Government refuses clearances for Ameri
can vessels loaded with arms.
DiplomAtists at Washington expect war with
England.
There is largo force Of the enemy assembled
near PuhicA and Occoquan.
CuAELEsToN, Nov. &c.
Special dispatches have been received that two
Yankee vessels landed at Buckinham, six miles from
Button, thus covering directly the main land. Our
forces made forward movement to meet them.
! Gen. Lee issued an order that 10 one leave
Charleston without the Mayors permit
SAVANNAH, Nov 26-Commodsre TstnAu opened
the ball this evening. Several bsrgez of Lincoln
ties landed on Tybee island on Sunday evening and
raised the Yankee flag on the lighthouse.
CsNTREynLE, Nov. 26-There are abundant indi-
cations from Washington of an approaching engage
ment.
Baltimore papers of the 23I say that Lord Lyons
has sent no official communication to SEWARD rela-
tive to the Mason SIIDzLL capture, but is menaeing
By his impertinence, in private conversation, and
assumes that SEWARD must yield, and dissvow the
act of Wilkes, and return the Ministers to England
The Spanish Minister openly declared that be would
have demanded his passport in a Ike case.
Stocks have declined in New York
Peabody and Bates bankers, write from Londo
that the English Government will not ecognize
the Confederate Government nor open the blockade.
Thu Canadian papers say that the meanest Gov
eminent would not submit to such insult as
that of Wilkes
! Secretary Chase expressed regret that the mail
steamer was not also seized.
RIcHxoSD, Nov. 27.-Commodore Tatnan, with
three small steamers and one gun-bOst, attacked
the Yankee fleet in Cockspur roads yesterday The
engagement lasted one hour. Shots were exchang-
ed without injury to US, when Tatnan withdrew.
Six vessels are inside the bar.
The enemy's pickets are posted all around Tybee /
Island.
RIcHxoxD Nov 26.-An official dispatch from
near Pensacola, at one P. N. 25th confirms previous
accounts that "the enemy seems satisfied. They do /
not reopen fire. They fire into my hospital, before
the sick have been removed. Many hot shot and
shell have been thrown. The Navy Yard is but
little damaged.
ISigned,l BR4xroN BRAGG.7
MuIEDGEvnE, (GA.) Nov. 27.-GoY Brown. ap-
pointed Henry r. Jackson, Major General of the
army of Georgia, and Gen. ". II. T. Walker Brigs
der General. Both have accepted.
BARON RoUGE, (LA.,) Nov. 27.-The Legislature
met, and the Governors message has been sent in.
In the Senate resolution was introduced appro-
wing of the Governors Recommendation to the
banks to suspend specie payments and to issue Con-
federate notes. Also providing to submit the ques
ton of ratification Of these measures to the popu-
lar vote.
RICHMOND, Nov. 20. (via. New Orleans. THE
Federal and Confederate camps indicate an engage
ment in day or two
The Baltimore S,,a of the 23i, received here, re-
ports several reviews and sham fights, TO accustom
the Federals to action which will early take place
1t is said that the sham battles in the highest
degree credItable to the discipline and efficiency Of
the army.
WASHINGTON Nov. 22.-So far as ascertained Lord
Lyons has taken no action on the subject Of Mason
and Siidells arrest, nor had any conversations on
tia subject with the Department.
The New York Post says English letters state
that the British Government refuses clearances to
Federal vessels having arms.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2I.--Andy johnson has arrived
en- route from Eastern Kentucky.
"IOnD says the Federal Congress will hold session
till summer, and intmates that the cotton the Fed
erals will obtain South will be small and viii have
to be taken by force.
George Peabody and Mr. Bates write from Lon.
don that Great Britain will not recognize the South
ern Confederacy raise the blockade. .
Stocks declined in New York Philadelphia and Z
Baltimore in consequence of fear of q war with
England, growing out of the Mason and SideH diff
Guilty.
Nsw YORK Nov. 2I.-There is considerable ex
element about the Mayors election. Wood, OPP
dyke, Gunther, Smsckhsmer and Kerr are all can
5idates,
Christopher Hipp has been arrested in Cincinnati
charged with being Southern Spy.
The Federal Navy Department is hourly expect
ing news of the destruction of Bragg's forces and
batteries at Pensacola.
Mann and Ysncey dined with the Fishmongers
Company, in London, on the 9th.
Robert Muir, Of Charleston, arrived at Liver
pool {
The London Times of the Sth, says The paraly- !
us in trade in the manufacturing districts is more
Tisible every day.
aThe Bank of England has reduced its rates of =
discount to 3 per cent.
The allied squadron against Mexico will be rem
leZvouSed at Havana or Vera Cruz.
AUGUSTA Nov. 26.-The Savannah Commodore y
Tatnoil, with three small steamers and one gun
,oat attacked the enemys fleet at Cockspurs roads
o>day. The engagement lasted an hour. Forty
II fifty shots were exchanged. No body hurt OF 4
ur side, The effect on the enemy is unknown
falling to draw the enemy under the guns Of the =
ort Tatnelli withdrew. Six large vessels are now
q the bar. One large fsigate was towed over in :
afety.
NOon-The enemy has pickets sll around Ty bee
sland az far as Kings landing.
IL is reported that the Yankees have taken pos
ession of Warsaw Island.
Ii is believed the enemy are preparing to attack
ort Pulaski.
RICHMOND, Nov. 26.-President Davis to-day sent
message TO the Executive session Of Congress con-
erning the secession OF Missouri, accompanied by
q able letter from Governor Jackson also an act
issolving the union with the United States and an
Gratifying the Constitution Of the Provisional Gov to
rnment and the convention between the commits
Oners of Missouri and those of the Confederate :
tates Congress unanimously ratified the convention
ltered into by r. d. 7. Hunter and the commits ,
oners for Missouri. "A