Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

intention Of the rebel governmsns to nal
Lieutena1t General.
The heavy rains Of the last twenty for
nave swollen the river 70 sueh a, elltsnt q
Guide Is passage By the rebel force. II "a,
crossed only b. the bridges, all Of WHO
possession of the army.
The ofaeisl record Of charges against
have not yet reashsd headquErtars. an3 I
/ remains statu quo.
Ga Saturday last, by order Of CON. Crav.
/ Cass, U. ). n, with a detachment Of Ton
cSmPaHled bY twO detective oflsers. d o.
I % A'tFF 5 river, On The Jacob Bel. ana O.
arrested J0hu fh0m1s Tr0vrrs. of 81. Mar,
I - Nb9 Has changed with aiiing the transl
z. m@n a1I provisions ir'.m the see,s, i
3laTJ laal ihs rFp=is IN Tuglnia.
While GG tils tZpsiIfiaas lsndies r7ss
Great Nils, ii miles fT0n Psrrv Pcint sad
from LeJnardstOwn and The rgnsh zgaa, o
Nays county rebels. The rails gstIe 81
well as the mail lust arrived iron Daltim0
Postmaster stated that there we're nurU,
tiers 10 the mail from Virginia.
The party arrived here to night. and. ca
the river this morning, said that no signs q
IN camp, or battery. were discoTerabie a.
Poin5. At Transport at the mouth Of TIE {
camp fires Of the rebels were seen for TN
along the shore.
Special Dispatch to the Cine.anati Commsrci
WASHINGTON, Oct S.-Usah VALLEY. which
Young meant to settle with BIS saints h
made an ladi1n reservation. 1T il the Il, 4
valley in Ugah
Ii is ascertaiued that rot more than five
rebels have been detached fer IL Vest
Potomac army.
Gen. Mcclellan his long been desirous
the army organized into large corps d'armss
decided upon ire cammarders, Of whom
and Franklin are two; but Scott Opposes
saying that we hadn't any such thing il
Napolesn and al the great Europsaa cou
have 50 divided armies, to facilitate the
sion CT orders, and make large bodies
more manageable.
The priv4seer GsRay, lately from. n e VI
COMMANDED By Lieut. Hugsr, late Of cur y
probably gone to the Mediterranean.
A rebel Lieutenant, with Is horses su
quantity Of forage. was captured BY a De
Of General Keyes' brigade. today, anil
whole underground" Maryland pOstofEd
GINA The people and things are IN eus,OI
sPosial BisP1ish 70 me New York Worlj
WAsHNGTOS, Oct. ga young lady, mad
riet Morrison. lately a school teacher in Il
has arrived near our lines, having been \
escaping. She IS intelligent and UOsssssel
able information. The for.if cations at
have three lines Of entrenchnents. one 81
other. On Monday last she saw Davis, ID
and Smith.
This information comes from her guid'
- -, y
morning Gen. Smith will send out several I
Of jnfEntry and battery, to drive in
piekets and capture the young lady, pro
rebels have not already carried her ava
A special to the New York Triblsl,s say
steamer Bermuda is t. be employed in or
returning California steamers. GOmmOdO
will command her. Ny informant states I
that the mate Of the Bermuda informed
more IrOu-elad steam frigates ara expe
England on the Southern coast BY the 4
teber.
The Bermuda Ia owned in England.
was owned 10 South Carolina
While she was loading, end at the time
it was supposed in Liverpool to be q 50
for the royal navy, although Downing ST.
better. She cleared for a West Infiia pOr
Ths main body Of rebss are at Fairi
House, whence q broad belt Of camps,
broken, is seen from our balloon, stretchi
ward towards Leesburg while thsre are
600 men on the Lever Potomac, and al,
or 1000 back Of Transport.
At or near Manassas there are compar
troops. All information received at head
show that the enemy are prOdlgiOusly str
boring nearly 200 600 men, and that 10
movement Is at present intended. J0hr
Smith az present favor an active p0lcy.
regard insists on standing on the defensive
BrigadiersGerera W. Z. Strong was {
pointed to duty on the staff Of MAJOR &c
most. and ordered to report 70 him in pc
will be chief Of the staf
The President has ordered Col De A
command Of the Indiana Legion. from p IL
dismissed By court martial in st. Louis,
restored him TO his pay as well as rank.
None Of Gen. Fremo1t's commissions a
missed By the President, and they are Their
dered worthless.
Mr.. Gurley, member Of Congress,
some encouragement at Washington Oh
this, but the President has Endorsed or
IndOrse his acts.
AEfaIEs in rlIISs5uri.
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 6-Deenite adv
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ward rapidly. Thursday night Prices ar
severe forced marching, had reached Or
over seventy miles south Of Lexington.
las were dispensing. HIS main army
Is. 600 strong.
Lane is reported moving on a parable
Of them, harrassing tlseir tanks.
We are not likely to overtake them, Il
divisions are striving 70 cut them &c. Gen
advances to-mCFrow. There are no pr,
battle soon
am assured that Gen. MeKinstry YVES
Kentucky, but the order was eounteTna1
JEFFERsOS CRY, October Col hatt
grsphed Governor Gspble this morning
man that he had been compelled to SUR
camp with three pieces ef eaauoa 90 q
foree. Col Aatthews' Gasp sas twenty
Herman, and Is said to have contain. q
Home Guards The rebels numbered ID
aud their design is 70 burn The GGsobls
that vicinity. Endorsements have t0-1
20 Herman ard the bridge, On hearing
prOach Of this force, our troops a. the br
erecting palisades fOr its 3e4ssae.
Prices amy was at Grand river, u len
At last accounts, and en- wednesday LAST v
ng southwark.
a rebel named WedemHyer IS raising
It Osceola for The purpose Of making a
kaasss.
Union men from the neigbborhood Of
.sny that any session Of the Legislature
here.
Ederts are being made here 20 organise
# Missouri rangers to carry on guerrilla
lfter the style Of the rebels Generals 5
lane are understood 70 have received
march from Kansas City and join Cen. S
lalia. Gen. Sigsl sent cut g detachment
hundred men on Sunday last to cut eft
,ly train.
We clip the following frori the Jef+sT
10 +, correspondent Of the st. Louis 4 u,
er date Of the Tth;
The "Grand Army Of the Vest has
bis city Is for the time being left TO it, W
es and the favOring smile Of Divine PrOt
ot forgetting BriKadier General ThOms 81
Generals Fremont and Mckinstry, toget
ne regiment Of cavalry and the body ID
o their line Of march st noon 70 day, aail
be advance gulrd as rapid y as possible
General T Fremont, although nj pf-pls
Wished, viii 20 farWard rapidly. and, 4
lill push on after Price and his followers
ntil he drives him into the Mississippi
rings him to bay and fight It out.
The men are all enthusiasm, and lave
ear, and that is that Price will NOT show
eattar and IN this beth men and iHeer
here is "a hope, however, that the high
Tater il all the streams IN Prices line
MI impede his movements " such al ex
low FremOut's command to come up %
zen settle the matter by 3 pitched battle
From the best information Fremont wi