Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-17

RICHNoSD. Oct Is, via New Orleans.-The New
York Herald of the 18th gryes the following names
the fleet disabled ashore and missing: Belvidere,
Florida, Commodore Perry. Ethan Allen, ID W Petit
Union, Ocean Express, Governor, and two gun
| boats, names unknown.
The news of the bombErdment Of Beaufort was
| received az Washington the tenth with exciting
ratification IN official circles.
Favored parties in Rhode island are permitted TO
end ships to Southern ports to be controlled By the
| deet VITA supplies for Southern Union men 20 be
xchanged for cotton.
In the Maryland Legislature there are only six
SeeessIOnists BrsdfoEds ms jority for Governor r.
80 600. Hicks urges specsI session of the Legs
tsvure TO place the State uneQuivOcSly in favor Of
ne Union.
The Fsderals ere accommodating in large force
Iear our lines.
Francis Albany, taken prisoner on TIE Petrol.
lied recently IN Aayamensing prison.
Gen Halleck is appointed in the place Of Ere
mont The blockade Of the Potomac is Ftiil efiec
i've and disastrous TO the Federals The Federal
rckeos are inforce opposite o quan with cam n
The Baltimore OF the 18th say it Is understood
hat a Federal adTaoce may be expected BY the
success Of the feet GreaT difficulty is experienced
N Washington for supplies. Wsshingtoaiaus rPn
Tally 10 Baltimore.
The Government Is urged to seizs the turnpike
or its use. Host Of the regiments detailed IN
Lower Maryland hsve returned.
A Wilmington schooner arrived Friday from 4
oreiGn island with f0rty-fve hundred busbels Of
ALT and seventy lone barrels sugar The schooner
reports no blOcksding vessels of the Western bar
Friday, but saw one off New Inlet.
GALVESTON 9th Uld Nav ORLEANS I5-At Ialf>
1ast O'Clock this morning the sentinels on the
,teamer Rusk saw the schooner Royal Yacht
APT G. Heeble, abaDdJned and burning Of Bolivar
the bay Boats we're sent 10 her assistance
rhe FIRE was within few inches of her magazine
which was saved and the fire qpenched. The cam>
-ge slighLs
There were Indications Of stout resistance by her
crew. The Gu lssses were found below deck. but
the other small arms were missing. Ausket b lis
we're found imbedded in her sides- It is supposed
frgSte launch neared the yacht before It Wss dis
covered. The attacking party apparently cOnsist-
d of 100 men. The yachts crew numbered 10
The yacht was brought in. The enemy, evidently
frightened, left in hurry.
MEMPHIS, Nov 1910 Yankee prisoners arrived
here to day from Columbus They We're welcomed
Oy Thousands, but uninsultipg!y.
Gen Polk is still suffering from the late aeei-
dert. Pillow again interdicts the shipment OF
corn.
The St. Louis Republican Of the 18th says tn ere
wes an immense Fremont demonstration in st
Louis endorsing him Hin response showed
trouble in the Federal wigWsm, denOuncing the A D.
mInistration dc.
Beecher's Independent says thst Seward express
I'd the conviction that the Government cannot sue
coed in the war, and thSt peace viii be declared in
ainety days.
COium6us is threatened with another formidable
attack.
MEMPHIs, Nov. 1G-The War Department at
requested Gen. Polk to revoke his inter
fiction of grain shipment The superintendent Of
he Georgia Railroad reegrsphs that trains can ran
through Monday.
The st. Louis Republican of the 18th dscloses the |
Intention OF Lincoln to withdraw the forces from |
Western Missouri and send 100 600 down the his |
ssippi, with eight gun boats and $50 transports,
achievements are pouring into Cairo rapid y. /
and Memphis Immediately thsestene j |