Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-12

NEW YORK July 10 The steamer Canada
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates
of the 29th. Cotton sales Saturday, IL, 900
bales, of which Spectators and Exporters
took 5000 bales at full prices. with an adj
vancing tendency. BreadstGffs quiet and
unchanged. Provisions dull.
From Virginia.
BUCKHANNoX Va July l0.--M'Clellan re-
ports that the Southerners are strongly en-
trenched within two miles of his camp, and
directs that all forces within radius of forty
miles shall join his column Immediately.
BUCHANAN. July IA accommodating
party venturiug too near the Southern lines,
one was killed and two wounded. Skirmish-
e. during the past two days have been rather
bloody. The Southerners are strongly en-
trenched, and if they make determined
stand, heavy loss of life is inevitable. Nc
Clellan was to have attacked them this morn
ing.
Richmond, July 9.-No news of interest to-
day. The mornings papers state that John
sons forces are at Winchester.
a letter from Norfolk to the Examiner, says
Lieut.. Maury, having planted heavy guns in
all the approaches To that city, has gone to
some other field. He will continue his Ia
bofs until the avenues leading 10 our princi-
pal cities are SO strongly fortified that the en-
envy dare not attempt 10 pass them.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE Democrat says.
Seigel had 200 men and ten pieces of artl-
lery. The Southerners had 5000 men, inclu-
ding many horsemen. and seven pieces of ar
tilery. The battle in which Col. Wolf was
killed. was fought Saturday, so miles from
Springfield.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE mails are en-
tirely discontinued in Middle and West TEN
nessee.
ing the Mexican Treaty preclude direct mail
communication.
WASHINGTON, July 11.--Senate-Feseende
reported the House bill for the payment of
volunteers, apprOpriating S5,75O.000. Pass d.
House bills were reported Tor appropriations
to carry on the Government. Referred to
Committee of the whole.
Stevens hoped the Committee on WAYS and
means would have business up. so the Houses
could adjourn Thursday next. The Committee
is disposed to give the Government every
thing it asks for.
Lovejoy wont vote to increase the Stand
ing Army.
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Col. Thomas has
been indicted for piracy and treason.
Foreign.
NEW York, July 1.-THE new Lord Chan
cellOr took his seat under the title of Lord
Westburg. The British Naval Commanders
are not to recognize the closing of the New
Grenadian ports.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Court decides
against Brady Il Davis in the Railroad case,
and that the Government has right TO stop
the road.
LOUISVILLE, July Il.-Gen. Scott's sup
preston of the telgraphic correspondence
has suppressed "Cleveland'sn Cincinnati En-
quirer's correspondence. This is misfortune,
as the only reliable reports thence came
through ''Clcveand.' The Cincinnati Com
mercial of this morning has the following:
1T is refreshing after reading some of the
pitiful, whining, sneaking, snarling para
graphs with which the Editorial columns of
the Cincinnati Enquirer are filed to open the
Louisville Democrat or Journal, and note the
manly earnestness which the Editors of those
papers are standing up for the Government
The Louisville Journal of this morning
has the following:
1.-The Courier calls some of Gen. Rousseau's
men hard looking chaps. Well, hard look
ing chaps are often hard fighting chaps. Soft
looking fellows generally figure better in
ladies drawing-rOOms than in warriors battle
fields.
Int LOUISVILLE ieitSrdpDlC agent Oh Tue
Southern Confederacy calls Rousseau's men
ragamuffins. That's venturing pretty far.
The slandered soldiers across the river may
have In them spark OF something danger
Gus. A ragamufin who insulted one of them
last week very suddenly ceased to be a raga-
muffin. for he didn't have rag left upon his
back"
From Illinois.
QUINCY, Ill, July 1.-THE State cavalry
appeared at Monroe Station, Missouri, and
routed the Federalists burning the Station
House, six coaches, and eighteen cars, and
tore up the track on each side of the town,
messenger is here for assistance. He re-
ports Colonel Smith and fifty men prisoners.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-THE Quaker
City captured the Warwick, with 5000 sacks
of coffee, mostly owned in Richmond.
From wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE,, July 1.-THE Banks and
Bankers have paid the Zouaves LOCO dollars
in gold for shooting their fellow-citizens.