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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-16

Dir. LEA demanded the prsvious question en- the
ofiglaa resolaiious as amended, which demand was
g. as follows:
ayes -Msssrs Armstrong. Baker. of Parry Ba-
k:r.of Weakley. Bafksdaie, Bayless Beety B met.
Dlcknel' Blsdsee, Braz lr'n, Bri ton Chea.han,
rely, Ford, Frazier, CAN'T Gillespie. Gorman.
Guy, Harris Hebb, Hurt, Ingram. Jones. Kennedy
ninesid OF Z aiborne, Lea. Lcekhsrt M artip Nav
held, MeCabe, Morris, Morpheis. Nall Nsrmsn
rieket', Porter, Richardson, Roberts Sboid
sarsHseury Smith, Sowell, Freviit. Vaughn. Wb;,sS
OF Davidson, White Of Dickson. Whitmore W;Ili.n,s
Of franklin. Williams, sf Hickman. W;lI;ar.so-
woods, aud Speaker Whi,tbcrne.-59.
Hees--Nessrs. Greene, II Ivron Kinca;a =,
6srs9n. Russ-p, ssnter, T-ewhitt WiseD,r. AMI
Wood rd.-S. au'
Absent sud not voting: Messrs Butler. c,ld..n
iCrliz' Davidson e&vis Johnson, Ksnrer. and vii.
SENATE REsoIUrIox.
Senate resolution for the benefit of Ed. VIII. :.
amended in the House yesterday, was taken up and
On motion of Mr.. GREENE, the vote adontins m,
resolution was reconsidered. and then. upoa a al
vision of the question: the several oronosit;pD -
adopted, except tfet for the benefit Of JoLb w Ron
erts. -- y i''O
HOUSE Bills ON SECOND READING.
No 23-To relieve the Banks and tho o;+;,,,, ..
tie State. Passed. VI
No, 2iTFor the relief Of the people Indefinitely
postponed.
On motion of Mr., KENNEDY. the Harse tool, !.
recess until two O'clock ''0N =
The SPEAKER called the House to or,e,. a, two
O'Clock a - wv
No lS-Providing for convention Of the neo,1o
of this State. Withdrawn BY Mr.. JONES.
No. z0-To amend the act CT the 22d March 1SsO
and for other purposes. Passed
No. 2i-To protect Southern rights Passed
HOUSE Bills on THIED READING
The Joint Committee on Banks and Finance "a.
ported bill to amend the act Of the 2lst of Fsbrp
ary 1860, entitled "An act to amend the usurv law
of the State and 70 establish conventional rate al
interest" in lieu of House bills Nos l. 2 5 and
II.
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, the bill in lien was
loid upon the table, ayes 81, noes 80.
No TO repeal an act passed on the 2ist Of Feb
rusry, 1860, entitled an act to amend the usurv
laws Of the State and to establish conventional
rate of interest
Mr.. TREWHIfT offered an amendment autboris-
ing parties to shave notes at ten per cent without
procuring license
Mr.. CALDWELL offered bill in lieu repeaIno
so much Of the usury law as allows parties to Ike
ten per cent for money loaned. which was rejected
ayes 80, noes 80.
And then
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, the House adj.
Journed to ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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As another evidence of the hopelessness OF sat
isfactory adjustment of our difficulties, we motto the
fact that the House, Monday, refused 10 CONSIDER
English's proposition instructng the Committee OF
Thirtythree, to report without delay, measures to
carry CETrENDEN's proposition into effect.
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The resolutions reported back to the Senate, by
the Joint Select Committee on Federal Relations,
being the same introduced by Senator PAYNE, of
Shelby, have been made the special order for 10
O'Clock to-day. highly interesting debate is an
ticipated, and all, who wish to witness one of the
most important discussions of the session. should be
il the Senate Chamber at that hour.
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Al BsTUDETAST. vs. Mccain ct ala In tAis -ao-..
~ happears from complanants bill which to,
ne deencants, james Wehesposa and James
residents OF the State OF Tennessee II Is erssFe
publication be made in The Nashville Uni0n and for
four sye weeks requiring them appear
Of the ChsncerJ Court the THURSDAY amer he hird on6Gy il
February Is6I AMI Drad dsnur to said bal the
same will be taken for eonsscl them, and
ing exparte said fesa Csnft January .th 1851
iaalu was rE'sfreS3s on HAMILTON, @. 4 "
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Southern Bout and Shoe racto,,

southern Bout and Shoe FACTORY.
ME q0dersigoed having determined charge bis BOOT
q AhDsHOs ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supply as FAR
possible, all personsi in want Of a good article.
Having my Tannery and making mos. Of nv heavv
Leather, prepared and detsed sell at the very lowest
remunerye prices nducamen to those isnq 10
encourage Hone instead Of Northern Manuares
ali Heavy Boots. Shoes and Negro Itro-nns
also,
FINE CALF BOOTS,
and shoes Of all sizes and qualities to or4er.
In order to be successful will to conne nv ssIa ~
ersEey for CASH. or IN eeage for Eies, therefore all
orders DUE presentation Spend your money where you can
get It again JAMES HAMILTON
No. o South College street, Nashville
doors kon 6rOons. Carrot 4 Co
Jaclbd&Elm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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A soLoMAN. vs. " Mccain ct ala In thiscaussit ap-
~ pears from TIRE eomsainans h which to- thai
James BeathsrOo1 and James Brock rssdens Of
State Of Tennessee Il therefore ordered Inst publication
bemade in the Nashville Union and americas FOR ozr
weeks requiring them t. az the next Of The Chan
Court the thursday after tie third Monday February
1861, and plead dsmur said bill the
tken for confessed em. ard set FER bearing sxplrs
said term Of The court, January Th, 1861.
jan10 vt pr 5ietS So N HAMILTON, c. NJ
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a NOUNIH COUhE OF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
~ Tennessees-JAmes Faulkner, Margaret Fanlk
and HOEerton Alfred Oven and Susan Oven,
and oherBl Tor petition Of real estate Of Edrd EoErsn,
deceasedAt The Office Of the Ctrk Master Of TIE County
Court Nashville the 9Th day Of December 1s60 motion
Of complains counsel In the ana appearing
the satisfaction Of the CLERK Master the aid defend
ants, Aimed Oven snd Susan 0Eea. resdenso Virginia.
resieats Il the State II Tsnneee The
ordinary proce u this be served upon he
therefore ordered By the Clerk and Master that publication b
for NashTilis Onion snd
American, publhs IN the city OF NASHVILLE,
curing The aid defendant appear 1t the Of s County
Court holden fer the csunty Of Dadssn the court h6u
thereof city Of Nashville the Tst Monday in
~ next Gzd bill, the will be
fessed ts them and st deERfsr hearing Psrts-
FR CHHArHAM
dec2o'G0 -w4t PRS feS3 Clerk N Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-16

4 EcCOWE ct ais, vs. NJ " McCoEen ct as. in this
- cause it appears IRON tb- comp bill which
to that the dsendAntJa James Weatherspoon nor-resdent
Of the State OF Tennessee It therefore dersd at puhc
ton be mA1e Ia tbs Nahe Union s1d American fs1s
cessve weeks requiring him 10 appear he th
Chancry Court The Tharleay after Monday IN sbra
SOL and plead, deuF said sane
will Be- taken for confessed - 10 tsn, Al said
JsnREy IN, 1851. G "a uAnILTOk. 81 NJ
fanI w. -urskf
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rae southern 'mnr.ell,as.e,



Kiss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
At TIE Esso Montgomery Theatre. on Ffday Erexfao
ceaber l4th 1900
sous Of II. South awake 70 Glory
Hsrk ha-k what myrisds bid you rise
Your children, wives, and fEaadsres hoary.
Behold their tears and hear thercries-'
Behold their tears and hear their criesl
Shall hateful tyrants mischief breeding,
With mOngrei hosts, q thieginR hand.
kffght and desolate the land
While uality-lie bleeding
To arms to armsl ye hrayei
Tn aTenging sword unsheath!
March on march on all hearts resolved
On victory or deaihl
Now. now, The Abolition storm is rolling,
Which trsach'rous States, fanatic raise; y
Their dogs Of war, LET loose, are bowling,
And Texan cities burn and blaze
And shall We basely view the ruin,
While proFling thieves with guilty stripe,
Spread desolation far and vide,
With cur best blood their hands imbFung
To arms, etc.
WithaIl their South made wealth surrounded,
These vile. insatiate robbers dare,
Their thirst Of gold and power unbounden,
To mete the South cen light and air
Like beasts Of burden would they load US
Like gods would bid Msir slaves adore
But we are men--aDd are they more
Then shall they longer lash and gead Jus!
To arms. etc.
EouALITY can men resign thee
FREEMEN who we ielt thy gen 'rous name
Can dungeons, bolts, OF bars conhne thee
Or wrongs the Southern spirit tame
Too long the South has Hhia'd. beWaiing
That falsehoOd dagger 6rofAers Eieio-
But iDdepend nee II our sheld-
Stars Of the south. we now arc hsilngi
TO arms, etc. aa
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In Ohancory Court az savannah, Tenn.

In Ohancory Court az savannah, Tenn.
i CUNNINGHAM ct ais, vs. " g Campbell e as-Jsnu-
uary Rcics, 1901 In this appears from
piainants bill which is 10. that the defsndAngs-
Campbell y Tucker. Wiloughby RlsckSrd wife Hlha
John Campbell and Wits Elizabeth, Banrand Thomas
Irons, snd Irsns reenls Of the Teams
II is therefore ordered that publication made 10 the
Nashville Union and American fer four steis
qrirng said dsndants to appear st the Of Chan
csry Court lie Thursday after be third Monday FEBRUARY
1851 and plead. denur said bill. viii
be taken cOnfesse them and hearing A. said
term Of the Gours. January sth, 1861
ianI0-w4:- pr'sfees5' eMH HAMILTON, C. An.
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~ stewarr county Uourt.

Uoug d MOORE and othss Lacan Moore aud OF srs
Petition = ss land snd slaves Il APPEARING TO nat
80, n Moore aad LYnn Moore, and Martha Moore ,nd
Is Moore the Defendants In this cause, are n-nreslsf.
n ~ SAFE q reEnes and beyc1d the the crir
o, n ths csur il = therefore ordered that publica ~ -
als Al the NssATs Union and American, nswspsr- ,s
shS n Nashville Tenn, f1r four weeks, reaunr ~ ~,
resident 70 appear before the justices al s
County Court q heir February term. 1851, plead
aeuur comp ansn bill, ded In said eazse asainst 90. -
The sane will taken for CONFESSED % aen ana ~ - 49,.
fre * rarts peceraber 4eh, tS6o. -
jane 13,-prr siees3 WI COOK, C. n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-16

EN- THE CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
4 den for Weakley County, state OF Ten
Order Of Pubication-Orgnz Bii-BjahJ J. Ian
Andrew cayce, John caTcs and George L. Cayc
From Of eonlpanants counsel, hicaizh
we'll this day fled in this cause Il appears . m Csrk and
said Court that the said defendaai John Caycs and
Ge.rge CaVee. residents OF said Stale %
and reside Kentucky II t5ersfofs ordered By Md Cerk
and Master the order be pubhe5for four weeks
In The weekly Union AMI kusrSeG, neEspaper published
Ia the city Nashville, said State Of Tennessee. ecmmandns
said John CAyce and George csyoe % e Their pa
or dsurrers aid Bill before ths neat Of sad Chan
cry Couro hsd at the court house in Dresden for weakly
esunty Of Tennessee the nd Aonday Of Janna
eGI or said bill things therein, viii be taken for csnfssc
against them and for hearing them sxparts said terra
Of Court This December SthS sl "A true oopT iron
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, G IN,
darls'gc-wst-pr'gfse 90 o. said cour
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I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DHESDEr--
1 for Weakley County, state % emf
--rixinal Injunction Biii-0rder 81 PUB
as Glass Is David Moore John Yaneue nnao LAM W
aud james 8akeman. From the ahdaTt 70 ne o IN US
all defendants. David Moore, and joan - ron
residents said State Of Tennessee y = y -. ~
ID Sy nd Master that orier Be puosnea oi iour sue
cs.s;s rees IL ne Wssky Union Aad AnnreAn essr,
Liisbe5 h - civ or Nashville, State afesad connandnx
seI Moe od Vancai ie their ansEers pleas de-
r 10 aj bi a Or before The next term Of ad Ghanssry
~ IA he e5 Al Court House, In The 0En OF Dresden f.r
Ws.z county, Of Tennessee The second MoT o.
anrS II or said and al things therein will b taken
asnx them and set for hearing them exr.rs
- ali errl Of said curt. Tbs December Sth, 1850 a tru
copy H'h &c O'''' NATHAN n. EDWARDS. G AN
IL. ga AIMS re 81 Of said c cur
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CHINA. CHINA! CHINA

ID ICE and splendid Silver Plated Were, handsome and
superb Ladies Gold Sets and all descriptions OF Gold
Seeiry and Haehes besides overwhelming French
Cnna and Cut Glassware, sene China Java
Japan EaTe kilver Spoons Forks Fish and Butter Knives Cob
let's Waters, Ice Pitchers, castors etc., etc
HARDY BROTHERSs AuctEomeers
Sale 10 IN front auction rooms on Monday
mornings 2l Jan. 1851, 70 o'clock. be eve
~ morning at 10 o'clock, and every evening o'clock us
the shoe stock is closed We cordially attention
the Ladies to this sale, with promise THAI 10 bid il IN I
the goods viii positively be forced for cash
HARDY BROTHERS,
AuctOneeSs & GsR-T Az is, AZ, Public square.
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NOTICE.

WILL sell for cash Monday, the 4h day CT Feu n.y. all
the right, interest aud claims the deendantL Wheeler
has under acertan lease for the year 1861 store
house on the west side Of Market street. in the city Nasve
said house being known No. 4 satisfy an exu
ton IN ny hands, against Wheeler, in favor Of Mitz
Judgment endorsed before Robertson Esq., the 9Th day
Tor one hundred and forty three d0ars fifty cents and
cost. sale at IL O'Clock on the premises.
janI6-d3. Nv PAGE G. DC.
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For Ptsttbuagh

TNNHE light drsught steamer Commodore
Perry, Brown, Master, vii leave for the sikeS..h
above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, x
the 10th inst o'clock. For freight passage apply on
beard or 70 H II. HARRISON,
novl5-clt A HAMILTON, Agents.
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NOTICE.

rEIHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the CITY
Building and Loan Association of
Nashville, will be held at tie oee Of Herman Cox Eso
No 81 Cedar street. Wednesday night January 49, 1851 VIII
the Annual Report will be read, and election Directors
will be held The meeting will be opened at o'clock
By order OF the Board
ISAAC LITTON.
1ani9--t
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Nashville South Side
I M $ TITUTE


Hrs EMMA H0LC0MBE,l A..oci.,. P,ine,,,l..
TaNHE premises hitherto occupied By Mrs Hoscobe hvu
kesn oand too limited for the pafronae Of her
school, the present Principals ortunae as 10
for term Of years, the spacious and beautiful
opposite the Capitol we'll known the resence Of Col
Putnam The location uneq1ae-beinr p-ivate. central
elevated accessible The House Anisde In the mos i'm
psoyed modern style, containing 20 roos, thoroghly
ventilated By windows the opening
balconies which extend each the entire lengh Of
building. The grounds beautifully laid The
we'll paved allowing ample space for exercise
Every department. oiled with the hi CHEST professional
The boarding pupils viii er0y all The advantages Of
home, SAd their comforts viii be BorupulOuy for
Matron, we'll known eninenty qualified fr the e BY
her unyeldins integrity kindly sympathy and unseirsl
assiduitY.
Terms the sane As thoe Of the other arsseass schools ia the
city For further particulars apply either the
principals.
REFERENCES:
svWm Plumer, D. ALLIE Prof Dabney Richmond Col,
ghaany City, Pa. lege w.
Rev N Hedge D, Rich Hon John Broksnbrnugh
mOni, Va. Lexington. Va
Rev Msore Richmond, Nlsj James Garland, Pitzyva
Va, MIA, Va
Rev Jesse A'mstead. D Z, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville.
herl8nd, Va Rev RBC Howell, D do
Col Z SCih, Virginia Jas NJ Hamilton, Esq. DO
Maj T WilliamsOrf Military In Alex Fall Esq. do
Maj Thss Jacason,) stitats James Nie1oi. Esq. dc
Rev NJ KirkFatrck, Daaville, Mrs brown. dc
Va. r. II 0ararer, ESQ. DC
DR. Tbos Atkir,ou. do las vaaix. Esq %
ThOs GrAsty, Eui do Hon John Mclean. U su9rsms
Rev b Gil5ersiesFe, Rehmcnd, Court
Va. fWu W Pugh kssuuptor. La
Hon David Barns.;, Olives cen R siartis, DO
ton, Texas. Hon John Lecher, Governor u
Hon David < Este, U 5 sa virginia
prerie COuIt-
dsc2s-tau3y
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For 81. Louis and Missouri River.

EEVHB steamer w. 4. MaclRY, Captain WV
conwAY,s r. WHITAKER CLERK, Will leave on sllsss
Wednesday the 10th inst at 10 o'elncS n pys -
lively. Forfreight or passage apply on board.
This boat win run regular IN this Tade. ianie "a
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Resolution. on Federal relations,

To Messrs. Robert Turner, James Esselman, J. Q.
Thomas J. D. Coulter, and F. C. Whitfield
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For LOnisviIIeI and Cincinnati.

TYSHE elegant, new and feet passenger steamer -
4 Clipper BzuCE, Master, will leave ke'zFlsEc4
for the above and all intermediate landings 49, :,
Thursday, the l6th mat, at i2 O'Clock NJ
II. II. HARRISON,
Janl6-st A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. FARRELLY introduced a resolution request
ing the Governor to make inquiry of the different
to loan the State money in the present crisis of af
fairs, and if so, how much and on what terms hch
was adopted under a suspension of the rule
Mr. GORNAN offered a series of resolutions d.
claring that will take no steps towards disso-
luton of the Federal Government until we have
seen all fair and honorable means of reconciliation
between the Southern and Northern States exhaua
ed and that we will take steps towards dIssolu-
tlen until there Is no prospect of the success of
Crlttenden's proposition. The resolutions Inc over
under the rule. mr. -s-. .see.s
SENATE BILL on SECOND READING.
No. $50 amend the charter of the Bank of
West Tennessee Passed.
HOUSE RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Porter's resolutions denouncing the action NJ
the Legislature of New York. in rendering men and
money to the President to be used in coercinr SOW
ereigu States of the South in obedience to the Fed
eral Government, having been read
Mr.. CALDWELL moved TO strike cut the ouota
ton from Mr.. Corwin, and insert as one man re-
sat such invasion Of the sell of the South at every
hazard and TO the last extremity
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman made and inelIeetu-
al motion ayes 49, noes 81 y to lay the amendment
on the table.
Mr.. PORTER then accept the amendment.
Mr.. DUDLEY offered aresolutiou in lieu, declar-
ing that II Is the Of this General Assembly not
to express any opinion federal affairs, but leave
such expression to the State Convention.
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OoRRKcTIoE in h vote The adoption OF the bill 10 s
game the bank suspension reported by yesterday name
OF Senator BUMPAss accdsnty the ayeE
he nsted that he voted folt under tg6t sgzesss"
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The Grover Baker stitch Lheony patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The stitch DOUBLE esnno
be ripped Ths machine making this stitch from two CON
mon spOssusingn shuttle requiring thread Be respyO
ed and finishes its is the simple, Liable
dsrangent, and Easy operate OF any in
possessing gsater range capacity for family Puposes
anYctherother & perhaps All other kinds
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Mr.. PETERS introduced bill No. 9, to maintain the
defense of the State Read and referred to commi:i
tee Military Affairs.
Mr.. PAYNE moved to make the Convention Bill
the special order for tomorrow at 81 A NJ, which
adopted.
On motion, the Senate adjourned to Q A. NJ. to-
morrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-16
8g 0eleararh.
southern News.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l5.-The Norfolk Ex-
aminer, received by flag oftruce, contains
dispatch dated Orleans, Oct IL, stating that
a naval engagement had taken place at
the head of the Passes on the night of the
18th, lasting one hour, and afterwards re-
neBed.
The Examiner also contains the follow
ing dispatch.
FoRT JACKSON, Oct. IL.
Last night attacked the blockaders
with my little feet; / succeeded, after very
short struggle, in driving them all aground
ON the southwest Pass bar, except the
Preble, which sunk. Icaptured prize
from them, aud after they were fast in the
sand peppered them we'll.
There were no casualties on our side.
1t was compile success.
HoIL1Ss.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lathe force ofthe
Federal feet was 40 guns and nearly 1000
men. while the little Confederate Mnsquito
feet was 10 guns aud 800 men. 1t is re
ported that our iron steamer sunk the Pre-
BILE with her iron pillow.
Commander Hollins arrived last night
with the names of 10 wounded including
those at Santa Rosa.
Baltimore, Oct 15.-Richmond papers
state that the steamer Norfolk ran the
blockade from Charleston on the 18th inst,
with Senator Mason as Minister to Eng
land and John Slidell AS Minister to France,
with their snites, who are now on the
Ocean.
r., The Pensacola papers give a list of sew
enteen wounded from the Santa Rosa fight,
ut the hospital, including j. Bassall, of the
Sd regiment U. S. Artillery, and James
Hollington, of the Isl New York Artillery.
Another despatch from New Orleans ex-
presses the belief thatssa sufficient force
can be. organized to capture the whole
federal feet in its present disabled condi-
ton.
The rebel feet was in command of Com
modore Hollins.
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False Rannrlrt.

ArcuIsoX, Oct. I5.-The statement made
in Eastern papers, that party of seces.
sionists attacked one of the overland
coaches, is utterly false They run with
great regularity, aud without trouble from
any source. The employees of the COM
pany, numbering some hundreds, have all
recently taken the oath of allegiance.
Maps and specifications received from
the surveying party on the new route from
Denver to Salt Lake, show that the OBJ
stacles are much less than we're anttcipa-
ted that the road can be obtained at u
comparatively small expense.
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From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct e, via Balti-
more l5.-The steamer Spaulding returned
from Hatteras Inlet this morning, bringing
up Gen. Mansfield, who has to-day taken
command at Camp Hamilton,
The entire loss Of the goth Indiana Regi-
ment, in its recent retreat, was 49,
No changes have taken place at the In
let during the last four days.
Eleven contrabands came over last
night from Sewell's Point. They say there
are 400 rebel troops at the Point, and a
large number this side of Norfolk.
Lieut. Murray. of the gun boat Louisi-
ana, two or three days since, found a rebel
vessel in Il narrow opening this side of
Oregon Inlet, fitting out as pirate. He
took possession aud burned the vessel.
The rebels were in force in the vicinity.