Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-28
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Jan g6.-Gcn. Anderson Giro
John 4. Fisher Padueah
Jar 3T-Min leio..ks. Pliucab.
G. Z HilIman. St. Le9:s
Jan 26--B- II Runyan, St. Louis
John 4 Fisher. Paducab
Gen. Anderson, Cairo.
The river Is failing with aboHt 9 feet water
o. the shoals-weaiber clear and cid
The C. E. HIlEsga, the pride Of the Cumb-r
Land, under charge Of every bo5y's favcri:e
Capt CoEBrrr. with u. z BELL in tn. offisr,
departs ihis day at 4P- NJ. II you have any
IDEA of a trip TO ST. LoUis get aboard ii
Hmm; you will have joyful time on her.
TREMEND rs EXCITEMENT Up TIE MIs<Is
sIFPII-ST- LgUiS inNHaEDED ANP Captured
uY THE WAR STEAMER C. Z. HiLLx4X Ii-Ou
her last trip to s. Louis, the ste iIn-r C. T
IlILLHAN. first-clI<s urn-Oi-war, Carrying
three hundred sevcGtv-fT.O pound r.. AMI
lranncd 10y enc thousand iIibu-trrs turned
ti.l- CT Y up sid down and fright-npd It Our
a. twenty years growth Ii se,ms that when
the H.LIHas. came in sight IF the Arsenal
-5rue distance below ih-. city she had Fyiue.
H. addition To the stars and s'Fipr-. c0nd
flag. in the centre % which was a large star
-ITrOanded By a cluster OF other stars. Ire
command ? Of the Arsenal Catching gIimp=e
q. this flag through his sPy-gla~s. and
~eeing upon 1t a .sIOnc star" Will. the
,-fhers were too small to be visible at
rat distance, be al once concluded THAT
she HIN ~ vas a fiI.bGsierilg craft from
South Csrolinl. or m-.yiIrTe el--, coming
% capture ST Louis, and At once t-Irg-aPh-d
20 the city for rr-cnfOrcement=. The d.
latch threw tn town into a fearfI pluic-
nd IS1 armed men were INN d at IL hur-
led of to the Arsenal TO ard in crushing
.us the expedition Capt. CURBsTr wa
warned Of tn - fIcts by the following note
from friend in tie city:
ST. LUUIs JauHary % 1861
CAPT. CORBETT:-Tb re- J. report cr.Treut
about town and CT. a'ing much excitement
- II The H.1aaH h-ought up yesterday large
I.rmber of fiiIbu~tsF< tor mi-chigvpns pur
ISs- One hundred and eighty armed m n
re sent Last night to the Arsenal at tn.
Iui<itiou of Mrjpr BrEi- You bad bette
y careful or yHu hay have trouble in passing
Ie Arsenal this afternoon Call Oh me- i'm
a, diately-
respectfully,
Fortunately. the authorities became con-
vFlced before gun wa. fired. that the H:Il,n1a
" i peaceful craft. running regularly in the
r.ade. and carrying the flag she had always
rried, aud she WAS suffered to 60 on up 10
- city and lake her accustomed place at
t.e landing Mine Got vat Il peoples
The MilHetoakl is tn r,gular packet for
,dueah to-day. Her hour Of departure is
!. o'clock
The james Jelis.so, leaves for New Orleans
atlPM
The GIeRarooi. Capt. ALBERT FRAZIER. is off
Today at P. II. for Cincinnati. Capt.
Fl;AzIER will see that all who take passage
on her are comfortably roomed. and fare
H.
The Sunshine was. on the 24lh. loading at
: Louis for Nashville.
The St. Louis Mars of the 18th, P. NJ.
6 IS:
W. have winter with Us once more to day.
st the river. matters have again assumed
] ther hypeTbOTtan aspect. and business
: dropped of c0n-Iderahly- The fall Of
b ow was somewhat heavier than we have
, sviOusly had this season. The sl"ighing
: morning was very fair, and thn CATERS
y re flying about town quite meIrily-
The temperature Of the atmosphere was
de- dedlv Arctic this muraiug. being early in
The day. but about 10 d"gTceS below 70.
ice las commenced making It's appearance in
Ire stream, in formidable quantities. and If
tie weather should continue "a cold Tor
mother twenty-fOur hours. we presume the
I Underwriters Will refuse insuring.
The river. from the effects of The melting
' alher yesterday, rose a couple of inches
4 nioht II will decline fo-dhY hn,r..r..r