Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
NORTHERN NEWS, RUmOEs AND LIES
DISPATCHES 70 NORTHERN PAPERS,
Treason TrraIs..Gen, Wool.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE ordinary roads in
Virginia in 8 shocking condition since the
late rains.
The trial Of q number of persons under indiet-
ment for treason, commences in Baltimore to day
before Justices fancy and Yates Some curiosity
is expressed here as to the course likely TO be
pprsued by Chief Justice fancy.
Gov. Morgan and Senator Harris hsve sent
dispatch 10 Gen. Wool asking him to delay his
contemplated resignation, and continue in his
present position.
Effects OF FremOnrs EemOVaI.
ISDIANAPoLIs. Nov From all parts of the
State the disafsetion at the course pursued to-
ards General Fremont Is apparent. There is
no mistake but what the people are fast ioosing
confidence in the Administration.
Twenty eight prisoners of war were sent into
Camp Chsss to day.
a General EXCHANGE OF Prisoners PT0ha-
WasHNGrsS. Nov. IA letter to the Post says
Gen Stone offers to mske an exchange Of prisoners
with the rebel Gen. Evans. The latter says be will
refer the whole matter to Richmond. l. is not in
probable that the Government will st an early day
ssume the responsibility of general exchange OF
pr lsoners.
,.;LEvELAyD, Nov Matthew F. Murray, of New
Orleans, was arrested here day by .. S. Marshal
Bill. His trunk contains large number of letters
to parties in the rebel States.
ana Expedition 10 Capture Columbus, Ky.
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Las evening" destination supposed Columbus, are
Ia ing warm times. Heavy csnnonading has been
he;rd here for the past few hours. We sre ex
pes ting momsntarily to hear Of the capture Of Coz
luuIbus.
lFILwAUKEE, Nov. Later returns show large
DeAuoeratic gains. Racine county, usually II 600
Re publican majority, reported Democratic. Result
very close and doubtful.
The 10th Regiment, Col Chaplin, leaves here Tor
Louisville on Saturday.
Satisfactory Condition OF Foreign AZ
fAiKs-MOrs Changes
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE news from Europe at
the State Department is understood to be eminenty
satisfactory. Official dispatches corroborste the
impression given by the telegEaphc reports already
published in the papers.
( Unofficial Communications from loyal citizens Of
the United tates residing in Paris and London, say
thas in France Prince Napoleon has cast of al re-
serve and declares that the lnsurrectiOn cannot
prevail and other letters say that Secession s dead
IN France al least that it gives sign Of life.
Count Piper, the new minister Fesldent41rom
ISEedeI, had his first audience of the Secretary Of
State to-day at the Department 1t is officially COM
municated TO the Department that the selection Of
this distinguished Statesman, ineal descendant Of
Count Piper, identified, with the glorious history
of his country, in the period Of Charles XII OF
Sweden, is designed as q. special mark Of respect
and good will on the part of Sweden. towards
the United states. 1t is not unlikely that the Gov
eminent of the United States will make some suita
BILE recognition of this action the part of Sweden
An order has been pre- pared officially informing
the army of the retiracy of Lieut. Gen. Scott and
embodyblg the letter in which he states his reason
4 for this act.
The indications are that Gen. Baen will be as.
/ signed to the command of the Cumberland II re-
/ lieve Gen. Sherman, who will probably return to
/ the army of the Potomac.
/ Gen. Aalleck has not as yet been assigned to g
position. 1t is believed he will remain here to be-
come thoroughly acquainted with the plans Of the
Commander in Chief, whose policy appears to be.
wh1le acting with view to the good government
and efficiency of the army, to render his appoint
meats, changes and transfers, entirely agreeable tn
tho &c directly concerned in them.
Gen. Mitchell, who recently rendered his resgna-
ton, has arrived in Washington.
Affairs In Missouri.
ROLIA, Nov. THE expedition under Col Dodge,
which left here few days since in quest of Ex-
Judge FFeeman's band of marauding rebels took
possession of Houston. Texas county, on the 4Jh
ins5, and captured large amount of rebel prop
erty and several prominent secessOniss including
some officers of the rebel army. large mail for
the rebel army was also captured, containing in.
Formation Of the entire rebel force in Missouri.
Capt Wood, with hi5 rangers, has gOD1 forward
to pring Valley 10 routine main body OF Freemsns
band stationed there.
Captain Stevens, who left Springfield On Tuesday
morning, has reached here and reports that on
Tuesday morning cur pickets were extended be
ysnd the old battle ground at Wilson's Greek. The
advance guard of the enemy have retrested from
that position. Thar advance guard at that point
number Z 500 strong. Gen. Wyman had been sp-
pointed provost marshsl Of Springfield, and cur
lines were strictly guarded, no person being al
lowed TO pass South OF Southwest.
To Exchange Prisoners.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6. Lieuten Mt Kurtz of the
United States Navy, released parole from Riehs
mond, for the purpose Of endesvoring to effect an
exchange of prisoners, it is said. 10 likely to
ceed having enlisted sympathy from the Govern
me ht by his description of the treatment of pTis-
Oners in Richmond The Cabinet will give the mat,
ter the deepest consideration.
Maryland Election.
IASRMoRE, Nov. 7--BrsdfOrd. Union candidate
for Governor, has l4476 majority in the city, and
it viii reach 80 900 il the STATE.
New York Election.
lEEw York, Nov. 6--The Tribune claims the
Peoples ticket has carried the State by over
leo 900. Ii is probable, but not certain, that
Wright (DenOcrat) is elected canal commissioner
to fill vacancy in consequences Of division