Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-24
From Warrington.

WASHING TON. Aug. 23--The Government Is
satisfied that Fremont couid not reinforce
Lyon without endangering Eastern MISSOURI
Lieut.. Col. Ripley is appointed Brigadier
General.
There are no signs of hostility.
Butler is detailed by Gen Wool to COM
mand the Volunteers at the Fort
Potter's committee reported IL disloyal
and many disaffected in the War Department;
81 disi"yaI and 10 suspected in the Treasury
Department; 20 disloyai and suspected in
the Interior Department
The Tribune says the Provost Marshal fat
ly refused pass to Russell to cross the PO-
tomac.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 23--It is rumored that
the New York Daily News and Day Book will
be suppressed by order of the Government.
II is iDtimated that the Government will
no longer allow Kentucky to occupy neu-
traliry.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, Aug. 23-Tbe Steamboat Terry,
captured at Paducah, had 80 Minnie muskets
and one field piece on board. The Gun boat
returned to Paducah.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-Copies of the
New York Daily News for the West and South
are seizAd. The Marshal took possession of
the Christian Observer.
chester.
From New York.
New YORK, Ang. 23.-The British brig
Andover has arrived She was boarded off
Hatteras by nameless privateer, which re-
ported that she had two prizes in an inlet
She met two others; are watching Federal
War brig, with the intention of attackiDg.-
The Privateers are apparently Eastern men.
Governor Morgan has issued a pathetic APP
peal TO the people to enlist.
NEW York. Aug 23.-The steamer North
Star has arrived.
Geo. Miles, of Petersburg, and john Gar
nett Guthrie, of Richmond, collecting agents
of tobacco houses, have been arrested and
sent to Fort Lafayette. Gnthrie is heavy
dealer and has huge cOnsignmen,s here and
at Philadelphia and Baltimore. He raised
Sl44 600 on shipments which, through friends
and agents, he invested it in Confederate and
Southern State Bonds.
Miles was an agent of James Thomas, and
had collected S35, 900. He had also made
liberal investment In Confederate Bonds.
About SIS 600 was recovered from Guthrie
and Miles, principally in bonds, sight drafts,
Virginia paper money. and 81 900 in gold.
A number of letters, addressed to persons in
Southern States, were found on their persons
New YORK. August 23.-Tbomas ]. Car
row, VIM. NJ. Pegram, of Baltimore, and w.
D. Nelly, nave Dt-tU Nelly
SIS 900 in Cash. Various bills of sale, dated
Richmond, were found in the pockets CT his
shirts. f0 9 --
New YORK, Aug. 23.--Cotton-Sales $3.50
bales Upland Middling 49,
- From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Baltimore papers
are hereafter to publish nothing denunclato-
ry of the Government.
The Secessionists are spending money to
circulate such papers in free States. Citi-
zens of Baltimore of great wealth are en-
gagged in the business.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 23-Gen. Mccullough. un-
der date OF August 18Th, issues proclama-
ton tending TO quiet the apprehensions of
Unionists; also an order thanking the army
and desc lbiDg the victory as brilliant
Brywnlee has been released, on candition
that he resign his office and leave the City to
reside in a free State.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Aug. % -Tennesseans shave
seized the Paducah and Evansville mail
packet.
From Louisville.
LOUIsvrLLE, Aug. 23.-Minister Preston
has been called to Washington from Licking