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afternoon at quarter past and at hull past five
O'Clock, to go by railroad
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States for the last thirteen years and has been TO Europe
the East Indies the coast Of Africa on the West
ern lakes OF the continent They also said that they were
anxious to leave the service of the Confederate States into
which they had been impressed that the able
wages were SIS month, and ordinary seamen were
shipped at $14-all engaged for three wears
In corroboraon OF their statement they further said that
they took OIL their arms, aiddown the orecastle and
went 10 sleep The crew Of the Cuba then took their arms
put irons on all of them and headed the for Cape
antonio. On the Sth instant they fell in with the brig
costa kca bound TO New York and transferred the
prisoners TO her, leaving on board-still in lronsthe
prize master and the two marines. They would have
peen impressed into the military service if they had
NAMED ashore They also stated that ehaf OF the
crew OF the sumter Northern men, many OF them
having families IN this city, and that when opportunity
offers they will desert.
Both Spencer and Davidson have been remanded for ex
animation.
MORE SOUTHERN PRIV ATEEnS.
ONE SEEN AT SEA AND ANOTHER FITTING OUT IN A
MEXICAN PORT.
The brig Stella, Captain Duel of Richmond Maine,
which sailed from Mnattlan Mexico the 18th of June,
arrived at this port yesterday, Sunday.
She bound to London with cargo of mahogany, and
having sprung leak the 25th of June reported in
our ship news, has put in here for repairs.
The Stella reports still further of the action of the
rebels in the pivateering line Capt Duell says
On July T. in latitude 20 46, longitude IS 81 spoke
schooner Andromeda of New Orleans from Ata,noras for
Havana, under British colors.
Sho was ten days out.
We left in the port the schooner G. Keelanl of New
Orleans She had boon at Vera Cruz as fore ahd-a an
schooner and in Mnatitlap had altered with fore
privateer for the Confederate States pf America.
When she came into Mna,itan she Had the British flag
at her peak the Starr and Stripes at the FORE the rebel
nag at the main and the Palmetto in her rigging.
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Drawings of Il. France - Co.'s Ken
lucky and delaware Observation-Disclosures rs Of
Assembly passed January, 1859. Grants to run twenty
years.
SHELBY COLLEGE, KY.-tiAss IA Drawn July 20 1861.
3 90 -, CT, G5, &C, Al, II, 70, SIS, 49, @, TO- 20.
GRIND CoysoiLpArD-C LAss 30, Drawn July 20, 1851
II, 81, 3, &c, Is, I, 80, is, II, Ga, lG, II, II.
Circulars seut free OF charge by addressing
X. FRANCE & CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS FROM THE FIELD OF
BATTLE.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1861.
The following bulletins received in official quarters
during tho progress Of the battle from the telegraph
ton about four miles from Bulls Rum
FAIRFAX CouHr HOUSE, July ELL A..
There rapid firing from heavy guns and frequent dis
Forty MINUTES PAST ELEVEN.
The fighting very heavy, and apparently
left wing.
HMFPAN ELEVEN A. NJ
There is evidently battle toward our left, in
the direction Of Bulls Run little north The firing
is very rapid and heavy
QuARrxR ONE O'CLOCK
Heavy guns are heard again and apparently nearer.
The musketry is heavy and nearer
Two O'CLOCK p, NJ
The muskctry is very heavy and drawing much nearer
There IL evidently movement more TO our left.
QUARTER THREE r. NJ
The firing is little farther or and apparently in the
direction of the Junction less heavy guns ard more
light artillery, near as l can judge,
!: THREE O'CLOCK r. NJ.
The firing has ceased ten minutes since.
TWENTY MINUTES ForR, T. NJ.
The firing has almost entirely ceased and can only be
heard with difficulty
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Military Shoulder Braces nn5 ihiotsi-
nal supporters cosibss-1 aud Superior ie--lt
MARSH 60. ) Truss oic", NJ Yesty street, A@,cr
iloG.f.
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Bachelors iinir Dye-Tnc Best in the
world: harmless reliable AND Instantaneous -oid and
applied at BATE HlIOkS Wig Factory, II Pond street
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PEGS the ,st IN The word; wtorsalc ai ree;, aad lie
80 privately afpirt ~ ~. Astcr HOisc-
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Governor Sprague had his horse shot rner aim, but
he recovered Instantly and shouted to his brigade to fol-
low him, which they nanfuiIy did. Tbs Rhode Island
battery also did efectual service
Our troops had been steadily advancing into the
stronghold of the enemy until four O'Clock when Colonel
Hunter fell, shot through the cheeks, and MORALLY
wounded.
One of our correspondents left the battle field at Ave
o'clock in the afternoon shortly after his arrival there
he led his horse humorous bodies of dead sol
ders, and finally his attention attracted by
the of a rebel cavalry soldier, who pointed
at the canteen carried by correspond
ent. Having been supplied with drink,
which he seemed to relish, he asked
about how many of the rebel troops killed when he
ss there could scarcely have been less than from two
thousand to twenty five hundred; probably more STILL
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.AfSCEL.I.AN EOUs.

4 ~ hls"rs'l v" Epi'iN ! CAitDS.-rUESE OF
Of U'ianr slrcet - ''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09
BY telegraph.
BATTLE I'M MEXICO.


Jackson Miss. Jan. 1.-THE Convention organized
at II o'clock this morning.
W. S. Barry was chosen President on the third
ballot.
Prayer was offered BY Rev Mr.. Marshall, of War
rem, invoking Almighty Gods ASSISTANCE in the de-
ADeralons OF the peoples servants
The President made some remarks IN favor Of
separate secession
A resolution was passed that Committee of Eff
teen be appointed by the President, with instruct
ions to prepare AID report rs speedily possible,
an ordinance Of secession, providing for the imme-
date withdrawal Of Mississippi from the Federal
Union with view TO the establishment of a new
confederacy to be composed Of the seceiing States
The committee will be announced to morrow
a Committee Of Three was appointed to wait on
the Governor to receive any communication he may
have to make.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
JACKSON. Miss, Jan. IA majority Of the dele
gates assembled in caucus this morning and adonted
a resolution requesting the President of the Con
vention to appoint committee to draft ordinance
of secession on the part of Mississippi.
The delegates are unanimous for secession.
The Governor has ordered the artillery to pre-
pare ball cartridges.
NV ORLEANS. Jan THE immediate secession
lists have carried the city.
The British steamer Vaienies, from Vera Cruz,
bound to Pensacola. touched at the southwest pass,
and reported that MiramoB completely routed
on the 22d On Christmas the Liberals occupied
the capital.
Puebla has capitulated, and Juarez has been sent
for. He would leave on the 81 for the capitol. The
City of Mexico is tranquil.
The Arizona from Brazos on the 81 inst, has
rived. News unimpOrtant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

TIE SHOOTING OF Ne. TiTCoEG-IATAL MISTAKE
Mr. SINS Of the firm Of Nessrs. KmBRo SINS,
Produce Merchants at No. Il Public SqnaTc, pre-
scented himself to Attorney General liiNS yesterday
and Acknowledged that the shooting Of Mr.. ilTcoNS
IN the suspension bridge Monday night was his act,
and stated that It was done in self defense Mr. SINS
had hearing before an cxamng court YESTERDAY
com9osed Of Justices EoBEETsoN, NANCY and
GUINNESS. and it appearing to their satisac-
tiop that Mr.. SINS was acting in seit-detcnSo,
ne was promptly discharged. 1t appears Mr..
slvs was crossing the bridge and had noticed
Mr.. TrcouB following him in what he regarded as a
mysterious manner, and when the latter staggered
up against him he supposed it was an attempt to rob
him. and made an effort at defense. Mr.. W. H. IL
CAS-. who happened near by at the time called 10
Mr.. SINS not to shoot, as TTCoMB was drunk. Not
knowing the gentleman who addressed him. Mr.
Enls' fears were further excited. regarding INN as
an accomplice. and accordingly defended himself II
the fatal manner heretofore noticed. This Is indeed
q lamcntablc affair Mr.. SINS is worthy gentle
man aud no one will regret more than he the course
he felt 1t necessary to pursue when he supposed he
,r,s IN the hands of robbers.
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River news.

pr,.s by H. II. Harrison steamboat ahe baa2-'re ana
kePor'eo'' Ohio Railroad Agent.
o,,r river at present declines slowly, with 8 feet
.u IT.rno,b Shoals. The Z. Howard has been de-
- =, he New Orleans trip until tIs lay at y
o'clock. The Melrose being now wei, ia4snel Tor
Cincinnati, will depart this day at L clock.
The new superior steamer Capitola VIII depart
MI, TLnr.Jav next for Memphis. As this VIII he
her first trip. we trust those of our community who
are So DESTROYS of having a regular Memphis pack.
Of will ex,end to Capt Thomson, liberal share OF
patronage. ..t:.5or
There will be a regular Padncah packet TINS DAY
The Upper Mississippi is again about 10 Oe'oil'
navagabe for our regular packet boats.
The Glenwood departed for Cincinnati on NohOAy
last. and is due here on Friday morning
Tbs Eastport, from New Orleans shouiu " d 'i'
wharf this day.
ArEvso.-j5hn A. Fisher from Paducah and
Glenw0ol from Cincinnati.
DErAnrsp.-Gen. Anderson for Cairo, and May
Duke for Paducah
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

Cry Arr,rns,-The Board Of Aldermen held
regular meeting last night
The Recorder read message from the Mayor
showing that the checks issued by his order from
December 10 to January = amount to S5,llS
The Major transmits a communication from II. S.
SroKEs claiming the reward Of $500, offered by
Mayor HoLLTyGswoRnI for the apprehension of any
person or persons charged with the crime of arson
Also. A communication from the Robertson Associa-
ton PRAYING an appropriation for the relief of the
poor.
Mr.. Hurley presented the report of the Superin-
tendent OF the Water Works. showing that the
reservoir has been completed.
The report of the Wharf Master shows collections
amounting to S4i 25 since last report
Mr.. Cox presented the report of the Chief OF the
Fire Department showing that there were nine fires
during the month Of December, Including that Of
LUNsDEN & Co.. just beyond the corporate hmits)
involving loss of $50 425, on which there was in
surance amounting to $4,000 There were also
three false alarms calling out the Department The
expenses of the Department for the month were
sSO5l4. The Chief states that he has been compel-
ed t, discharge two members Of the Department on
account of INVESTIGATION.
The report of the Sexton of the City Cemetery
Der amount to 44-33 white and II black-37 Of
whom were from the city. The total number Of in
terments for the year 1858 was 41j, for 1859, 49,
and for 1860, 573.
The report Of the Second Clerk Of The Market
shows collections amount to S3l7 80 for stall rent
for the month Of December.
Mr. BuEN, from the Committee on FIn2nce, &c
ported on sundry accounts amounting TO between
$4,000 AMI $1,000, The payment Of which was re-
commended by a majority Of the committee, Mr..
EriES dissenting.
Mr. ERlaY called attention to Sundry items N 2
number Of accounts which lie considered Illegal
and for The yment Of which he could not vote,
He thought there was very little system in the pur-
chases which were made on account Of the city,
and suggested that all accounts Should be more
closely scrutinized before payment should be or
derel.
On motion Of Mr. Cox, the report of the Commit
tee on Finance was laid upon the table for the
present.
On motion Of Mr. HNroy, the petition Of NJ. ).
SroEEs was referred to a select committee.
The report of the select committee adverse to al
lowing damages to Messrs ELLIS d Moore for injury
70 their property by raising the street in front Of
the same. was on motion of Mr.. Cox, concurred in.
The bin to reduce the pay Of the officers and pri-
yates Of the night police to $3.50 per day lthelr
present salary being 52) was taken up On It's th'Fd
reading and rejected ayes ,, noes >.
The bill to erect gas posts and lamps in sundry
nlaces was passed on its third reading
The bin to establish and regulate detective po'
lice dcrsrtyncrt was passed on a second and third
reading.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

D,srrrssiyG ACCIDENT A scslIold attached to tbs
ro,r of IN, new residence OF \. Nhaless. Esq,
S,rucc street fell yesterday. whilst Aessrs 80
Ozann, ana John Conley. painters. Nera ZEN i at
work. The bulling is three stores hslr anu the
Ia ,,,,, very badly hurt Mr.. Ozannes lett leg
end end" wrist were broken and Mr.. Conley right leg
was broken in ,hree places. Drs. Roet, Martin and
G. ". Currcy were called Immediately ANA offered
the unfortunate men all the relief within their pow
Patriot Of geStcrd1g.
We understand that Nr. DANES injuries were
more serious than at first supposed and that he died
from their effects Monday night.
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Ya.hinr,nn Gns.In.

NV YcRE. Jan. IA special Washington dispatch
to the Post says approximations os attack on
the Capital are greatly diminished. A militia com
paay of several hundred Balrimoreans, it is said,
have declared their willingness to escort Lincoln
safely to the White House.
TIE Mississippi delegation yesterday urged Secre-
taIy llJni2s51 to Withdraw from the Cabinet when
his State secedes. He will probably yield, though
inclined to hold on till the 9Th Of March.
Leading Congressman are discussing the question
whether they shall telegraph their State Conventions
to let the ordinance Of secession take effect the 4th
Of March The object is to block the Government
appropriations, and especially the army bill.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. T.-HoCss.-The House adopt
ed Adrians resolution, approving the act of Ander-
son, and promising to support the President in en-
forcing all constitutional laws TO preserve the
Union, by vote Of ia against Sc.
Commodore Shrubrick has arrived from Charles
ton lie says that ths greatest anxiety and ter
ror prevails there, and it is enhanced by every
fresh report of the movements Of the North. He
believes a revulsiOn of feeling against the Dsunion
lists must soon ensue unless tIeOrgia's infu
sas new Ifs $lto the secession movement.
RusseIIs bond will not be accepted.
McIntyres nOmina ion for Collector at Charleston
went to the committee on finance, no asking i'm
mediate action thereon.
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Arrival Of ths Pnlastinc.

New York, Jan. S-The steamer Palestine has
arrived No markets are received.
The London Times thinks the Republic will be
overthrown in the spirit Of folly. selfshness and
short sightedness.
Italian affairs are unchanged.
There is a report that the French fleet is about 70
quit Gaeta but it is rumOred contrarywis in Paris
that Russia and France have agreed - support
Francis IT,
1t is stated that Naples is ordering an extraOrli
nary levy.
The allied armies are 70 leave on the Sth.
The insurgents are menacing Ming Pc.
The Palestine brought SI65 600 inspecie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

The duel which was on the taps between Messrs
STANTON and SAVAGE, did not come Of as 'he Off
Gers interfered and arrested the parties when they
had reached the place Of meeting on the Kentucky
line near RIitchelvile in this State We understand
that officers from both Tennessee and kentucky
were in attendance to arrest the parties. The gen
tlemen returned to this city last evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

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where their customers can be suPpne~ a.
vorable terms with all articles IN 'heil
This house is SO old and 50 wen es'9la'',' a -
need no commentator from US AZ Nii, 80.
only wished to cali attention to 'i'if ''''' mo '
their location.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.--The Union and Douglas Dem
ocratic Conventions are in session.
The former will probably pass resolutions that
nothing less than a concurrence Of the North with
Crittenden's resolutions viii satisfy Kentucky.
From the latter ne results are expected.
A salute of thrty-three guns were fred at sun
rise in honor Of Jackson and thirty-three at noon
in honor of Major Aderson. There was gun firing
to day at quite number Of points North, for both
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Etheridge moved a suspension Of the rules.
Adrian said they had right TO have it read.

Etheridge moved a suspension Of the rules
Adrian said they had right TO have it read
The Speaker sodeeidsd, and il was read. a.
Stevenson said he wanted 70 offer an sineEdment
to make all the territory north Of 800 3V free, and
that south of that slave.
Barksdale said that this was another attempt to
hatch up a compromise, which would end in Moth
ing.
Etheridge, in response to 4 question by MeCler
nand, of Illinois, said his proposition was substSn
tally that agreed on by the Border States.
btheridges proposition to suspend the rules for
the reception of his motion was disagreed to; 50
against rs.
Adrian asked leave to introduce resolution ap-
proving of the act Of Maj. Anderson aid promising
to support the President in enforcing all eonsrita-
tional laws to preserve the Union.
Burnett appealed to Adrian to withdraw t.
Adrian replied that the whole country APPROVED
of tine act Of Maj. Anderson.
The ayes and noes were ordered on the suspension
Of the rales, which was agreed to.
BccOck moved to lay the resolution on the table
Love- said--He sustain the Governments
Hindman asl-pd if it was in order TO propose a
question 20 Adrian Icries OF order" "Order,"
from the Republican sideI ~
Hindman said-I an, net aslasg the opinion Of
Black Republican gentlemen.
The Speaker sand nothing was In OrceTs but The
call Of the resolution.
Several members explained their votes, and the
resolution was adopted by l24 against SO.
ADJOURNED till Wednesday.
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Prom New York.

NEW York, Jan S-The Washington correspond
ent OF the Post says that Judge Campbell OF the Su
preme Court viii resign if Alabama secedes.
The Commercial AdgeTtiser's Washington CORES
pOndent says the Presidents Message is so decisive
in favor Of the enforcement of laws that It necessi
tates the retirement Of Secretaries Thompson and
Thomas. 1t is now pretty certain that Hiekman's
majority.
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From, Ncxv Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. She immediate secession
majority in the city of New Orleans is $50.
The anniversary of the battle Of New Orleans
was handsomely celebrated.
Private dispatches from Vera Cruz say the Liber-
ais took the City of Mexico on the 25th. Miramon
finding no support, at once resolved to captulate.
The steamer Alphonsiue, from Yueatan the 18th,
has arrived.
The new Government had proclaimed the COnsti
tuition Of 1851.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09
Letter 9, Hon. Yves, II. 1Iuuphreys.

We have the pleasure of publishing, this morning
a letter from Hon. WEST II. HUMPHREYS, OF ms
city. on the questions growing out of the political
crisis II indicstes a careful scrutiny and clear
and forcible insight into the questions connected
with the position of the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

Frcuru OF JANUAEY.- yesterday was the &nnI'er-
cary of the Battle of New Orleans. The only OBJ
scrysnce of the occasion that we heard OF was The
adjournment OF the two houses Of the Legislature
and the firing Of a salute at noon by the State Il