Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
From Louisville.

North and South is but little interrupted.
Passengers from Nashville via the Edgefieid
| road meet with but little delay Hence
South the detention is q hours and trains
| from the South arrive here two hours behind
time. Memphis trains both ways connect
closely. =
The Rev. G. B. Overton, pastor of the As
bury Methodist Episcopal Church South; left
here Sunday night with volunteers for the
Confederates. He preached to his congrega-
ton Sunday.
Volunteers leave in squads, probably one
hundred per day.
If the South is whipped. Kentucky's bes,
families will be in mourning.
From Kansas.
KANSAS CRY, July 8. The Fort Scott
Democrat of the 7th reports battle between
Gen. Jackson and Sigel near Carthage. At
the first onset the Missourians were driven
back. The officers ordered a retreat. The
order was not heard on the wings which ad-
vanced as the centre gave way, nearly sur
rounding the Federalists, who retreated.
The fighting was mainly by artillery.
The Federalists retreating as the Missouri
ans advanced finally reached Carthage, seven
miles distant from the commencement.
night attack on Sigel is reported. in
which Sigel retreated towards SarcOxi. Jack
son is fortifying himself. Sigel's force is bad
ly cut mp. His loss is estimated at from 800
TO 000
On Friday Gen. Price and Ben McCul-
Tough arrived at Ne'sho 20 miles South of
Cathage, with 10000 men. 200 Federalists
were captured there. One report says all
were murdered, another says only a small
portion were killed. Mccullough sent 900
men 10 assist Jackson.
From New York.
New York, July l0.-On account of Gen.
Scouts Introduction. the morning papers are
entirely bare of special dispatches.
From wheeling.
WHEELING, July 10.-Carlisle is elected
U. s. Senator in the place OF Hunter, and
w. T. Wiley in the place oil Mason.
Increased Federal Force at Martins
burg.
RICHMOND. Va, July S.-Passengers arriv-
ed here report that there is a heavy increased
Federal force at Martiusburg, Va.
Probably Gen. McClelland Gen. Cad
wailader have joined forces with Gen. Patter-
SON.
Confederate Bonds and stocks sent
south
RICHMOND, Va, July S.-The Bonds and
Stocks of the Confederate States, subscribed
for in the States of South Carolina, Georgia,
and Alabama. have been forwarded. Florida
Mississippi, and Louisiana, will be supplied
the present week. Virginia is subscribing
literally every day. The Farmers Bank of
Virginia has taken to the amonnt of $500. 900
and the Bank OF the Commonwealth 100000
Death of Governor Ellis, of North
Carolina.
RICHMOND. July 8.--A telegraphic dispa'ch
to the Richmond Dispatch, dated Raleigh, N.
c., July Sth, announces the death of Cover
nor Ellis, at the Red Sulphur Springs, Va, on
Sunday, July 7th.
Prisoners iCOnfiued in Richmond.
RICHMOND, July S.-Several prominent
Federal prisoners now in Richmond, and al
liberty on parole, have been confined in con-
g. quence OF the recent action of Federal au-
thorities against the crew of the privateer Sa-
vannah, who have been convicted of piracy.
From Ohio.
CINCINNATI. July I0.-O. Jennings Wise
has captured three Federal companies at
Glennvile. No dispatches have baen receiv-
ed from General Mcclellan since noon, Sun
day. He was advancing towards Beverly,
before reaching which fight was exp, cted.
From Missouri.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 6,-Gen. Sweeny,
with flying column, is advancing on Yer
non. Large numbers of Mounted Missourians
are congregating at West Plains. Forsyth
Sweeny sends men to prevent their Joining
jackson. Colonel Coffee is prisoner. Col. |
Wolf encountered the Missourians, and has
sent for assistance. He lost 80 killed and
wounded. The MissOurian's loss is not
known. Gen. Lyon is at Leesvile, advancing
towards Clinton.
CINCINSATI July lO-F. p. Stanton is en-
rOnte to Washington. having been appointed
Senator, vice Lane, who accepted a Brigadier |
GeneralshiD.
From WasDfnotou
WASHINGTON, July 10-The House passed |
the Loan Bill votes in the negative. The |
Senate passed Bill remitting d uls onie |
arms.
From Boston.
BosToN, July lO.-Professor Longfellow's |
wife was fatally burned, and the Professor, in |
to rescue her, was badly burned |
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE, July lot is again rumored |
that Patterson's army is annihilated.
Troops quartered in the city are preparing |
Major Taylor's dispatches create |
intense curiosity. 1t appears that they de- |
mand the virtual surrender of Washington.
WASHINGTON, July toulouse w ash |
burns Force Bill passed-l0 voting negative. |
The bill resembles the force bill of 1888. |
Those voting in the negative are Burnett, |
Hardin, Norton. Pendleton, Reed, Robinson, !
Vslandigham, VOORHEES,, Wadsworth and |
Wood.
From Virginia.
WHEELING, July l0.-A resolution passed |
the lower House, instructing the Senators |
and requesting the Representatives, to vote
men and money, and to oppose compromises
until the Rebels are crushed
The GubernatOriaI Canvass.
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