Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Inc Following - 8 summary OF the conoltlsn OF
the banks Of the three cities, a. ahoWa BY thsir
last weekly statements: IS sz15sse -
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1t trAnspirsI that some Of the SPECTATORS in for
eign exchange burnt their fingers yesterday, and
unable to dispose Of ali the bills they bad pur
chased. They made money, however, 2s q general
rule, they sold at loSla2 what had coat them lo72s
10S. e
MILLION OF DoLLARs' WORTH OF BRANDT sEIzED.
The New York EEprss, of the 21st ult., says:
During the present week the collector Of the pert
By his deputies, seized seven caFgoes Of liquors,
imported into this port during the months Of July
and August. and stored in the bonded warehouses
1t appears that seven vessels, amsng which were
the Columbia Liberals, Mississippi, and Virginia
left Bordeaux for New Orleans before the blockade
Of the Mississippi was declared, having full eargoes
Of liquors, &c. On arriving at the South West Pass
they were ordered of by the bloekading sqgadrO1
and proceeded to Northern portE, whore the cons
signess applied at the custom house for permission
90 enter the goods.
They were told By Mr.. Hoffman, the efficient irIt
deputy collector that the goods could be entered
unless consular certificate was produced, show
Ing that toe earEoes were not the property OF
parties residing in the rebel States In this way
the Custom house authorities delayed the passing Of
the cArgoea. which usre accordiRgly RrOred in the
bonded warehouse until information could be re-
ceiYel whether or not they were owned BY SeeeJ-
Iionists This information arrived this week. aRd.
acting thereof, the goods were taken psssesson Of
The sonsigueeE will now have TO prove that ths
goods are the property Of French citizens before
they can Do given uP In one or two cases this hAa
been done, bat in most instances the proof will be
impossible. OEs vessel, the David, has gone 10
PhiladsphiA, where the cargo viii probably bs cos
nEcated. -s1E 90 51lsl 2z
AZ ExsUrE N 4 EoEfEEEE RzGIHESF.
The Washington Star has the following ssesunt Of
An sneHte in 8 Northern regiment. TenHsTytOWH i
in few niles OF Warrington:
THEsnbrYosE, Sept I9.-Aa saGAfs occurred
hsrS last night and At enc time threatened - be
very serious AFFAIR. A sergeant Of the Sixth Penn
sylVARiG R'gimGnt went, in eitiaens' drsss, into
ConrAas tavern, aad, after drinking got into some
difficulty, Whsn he was ejscEed in q summary nan
ner by the harksePeF, james Collins, and = resident
Of thiS village. In shOrt time Afterwards = great
number Of the menbeFs Of ths Sixth Regiment gath
cred in and about the premises, and tAreat Asd 10
tear or burn dSWn the house.
They had the barkeeper (Collins) down At one
time, and DO vie knife in GlEruing proximity to
his threat but the byAtsndora interfsred and he |
made his escape through trap down into the cell
lar, closing the door after him.
The affair aSIumed suCh Ieri0aS prop ortiOna shat
it was found necessary to sail OCT three companies
Of the Third PeDnsylVGnia Regiment 70 enforce or
uer Tue OllcsE lSuL several IulGa gave Or
ders to fire, which if they had bsen obeysd, would
probably have led to considerable loss Of life Or
der was 4uSlly restored, bat the diERficted men
Gtill threa en- TO reak summary Vengeance on the
proprietor Of ths house and hiG assistants.
FiRD AT PIcEETs.
HEADQUARTERs 2RNT OF TuE PoToElC
-- @ Washington, Sept Is, 1851.
General Orders Rs Is 49, 80
]. All persons not connected with the oTt pest
and picket guard, * .ept general oRcerS, command
Of briEadea and officers of their stats are pro-
hibitsd from passing beyond the main guards sn
the Virginia aide Of the Potomac. Commanders
will define tas lines aEd instruct their guards AZ
oordingly.
IL The pTactss, which has to some extent pre-
vailed, Of firing upon the ensmy's Fickets, is esn-
traFy to the usHgeS Of civilized warfare, and does
net contribute TO any good result 1t H. therefore.
directed that, in failure, the picket ard outpost
guards are not tS Gre upon the ensmys Piaksis IN
less it becomes necessary to Tesnt their advance
TO return IRE sonasHcsd by then. All com
n1ading ofhcsrs and guards are required 70 enforce
this order and 10 arrest every person violating it.
By command q Aaisr Gsa,ral Mcclellan
Assistant Adjutant General.
OAeial-RlCE' D B. lRWIE, Abide Camp sr-
EAssLcnUHHrrs lFAqE SIMocHAYIc .coxTExFIsE.
WosoEsrsR, Sept. 1s-ThO Dsmsers is etats |
Convention met here today. Noses Bates was elect
cd President and, after Eoms prSzinAry business,
the following nominations were made; IsaGc DaVir,
Of Worcester for GoVernlr; ElWIn C. Bailey Lieu
tenant GsverEsr.
Resolutions were adopted, giving motto Of
the Federal Government, at must and shall be suE-
tAined;n sustaining heartily the Federal Admins
trGtion IN the vigorous prosecution Of the war;
asserting as their principle, Separation never
Union forever" --sa I.
A COMPANY OF NORTHERN SHARP SHOOTERS TIE PREsI-
BEST TAKEsA ''POP.N
WARRINGTON Sept. 2O-Burden's Sharp-shooters
gave highly satisfactory evidences Of their skill
this afternoon, at their encampmsnt having pre-
Viously been reviewed by the President. Among
the many spectators were Secretary Seward Secre-
tary Cameron, Secretary Smith, and Assistant Sec
rotary Scott, Prince De Joinvills and son. and his
nephews, Generals Mcdowell Mansfield, and othtr
military officers. .fr i
General Mcclellan and staff and body guard were
on the ground during the firing, which was at q dis
sixty lhOts were fired, the target being completely
riddled. Ths President tisS his had AID made .
nSsI cseslIsht sAo!.
sEEAEB on YHH suPPRISIIoS OF TKH LoSDOs TINES.
BILTmoRE, Sept. IA committee of Federal
citizens indignant at the article in the London 1sss
which alluded to the Federal Government lean as
worthless, have written to Vim. II. Seward sug-
gesiing the suppression Of the, London Times IN
America. Seward replies that the best way to ef-
feet this object will be for the American journals
to shut down on the republication Of articles from
the columns Of that offensive but Influential sheet