Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-02
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character or truth of this kind Of news.
From Washington.
WAsHINGTi June 30.--Capt Craven COM
mands the Potomac & ,tilla, vice Ward killed.
The Freeborn is so badly crippled that she
will probably be condemned.
Fourteen Confederate scouts attacked the
picket at Shorter's Hill, killing one and
Mourning one.
| From Virginia.
| GRAFTON J une discriminating continues
| bat the details are suppressed.
| ALEXANDRIA. June 30.-There are no iudi-
| c,tions OF an advance from here.
ALEXANDRIA, July Another skirmish--
federal piekets killed.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. June 30.-Nine Missourians
with powder TO blow up bridges, were arrest
| ed al Chillicothe aud jailed.
The Pioneer Overland leaves to-day.
The California telegraph is progressing.
Emigration is heavy.
At asst advices from Gov. jackson he wa:
at Stockton with 1000 men.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 30.-Two regi
ments will advance to New Market bridge TO
morrow
1t rains necessarily.
Col. Carey Jones, of Hampton, has been ar
rested 10 consequence of letters found on She
prize Tpapiee Mind, duplicating several nota-
g Prom NJ aryland.
HAoEnsrowN, June 30.-Two Southern re-
giments at Harper's Ferry destroyed the bal
auce of the railroad bridge and crossed over
to Maryland, capturing many boats.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Since O'Clock this
morning there have been startling proceed
ings.
Detachments of artillery and infantry
were posted on Monument Square. Exchange
Place, Eighth Ward, Broadway aud other
points, before daylight. and all the members
Of The Board Of Police, except the Mayor,
arrested.
1t is said that plot has been discovered
at Fortress Monroe.
An attack on Newport News Friday night
was only prevented 10y apincessant rain.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July l.-Burnett and Brock
enridge are en route for Washington. Powell
will go.
Three half filled companies of Rosseau a
two regiments have gone TO camp at Silver
Creek opposite here. in Indiana.
The exodus excited more laughter than in
uIgudllOn. 1hey were very rao- bdlleu SET.
From Missouri.
INDEPENDENCE July 10000 Missourians
crossed the MaJais, 100 miles South of indie
pendence.
5000 Federalists are within 20 miles, wait
ing reinforcements.
From Kansas.
DENVER Cry, June PA Secession force
left the rendezvcuses, near Cherry Creek, to-
day for the purpose of taking Forts Wise and
Garland They are well armed and equip
ped. There is much valuable property and
money ia the forts.
From New York.
NE4 YORK, July 1.-THE Evadne had sail
ed for 4 nerica.
a Fry nch division under Admiral Regnand
is absut to sail for America.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Lonton Times says it is impossible to resist
the conviction that the Southern Confedera-
CIV can only be conquered by means as ire
sisti5le those which subiugated Poland.
a. all Influential meeting at Lord Brough-
ans, relative to the Cuban Slave Trade, the
Spanish proceedings were denounced The
Government recommended the suspension of
diplomacy until the trade is abandoned.
In an article on Italian affairs published in
the Patrie, and copied in the MOniteur. is a
para graph which insinuates that the South
American States will succeed in establishing
a separate Republic.
The NeapoIitau towns of San Mario and
2<griano reyolted. and We're -t--h'n by as
New YORK. June 3O.-The Tribune says
forward movements are impossible uutil more
wagons are ready. One thousand will BE-
ready Dy the 18th of July. The Times says
The contest for the speakership is exciting.
The chances favor Grow imperlling Forney
who is working for Blair.
The Herald says the Government does not
legard the occupation of Harper's Ferry OF
Consequence, every thing being destroyed
there. The Journal Of Commerce says recent
Developments Indicate that Gen. scott ill.,
tends no forward movement intoVirginia this
sumner.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-It is generally
beliSed that the Feierallsts will advance the
coming week. They would have moved be-
tore, tut Gen. Scott desired military control
OF Baltimore, leaving no enemy in the rear.
Five regiments arrived here last night, max
ing 81 loo troops here. A large force is adj
10 support the Soutnerners at Har-
per's Ferry. Gen. johnson is at Winchester
with l5,000 men. McGruder is preparing to
advance sn Newport News. 400 disabled
volunteers were discharged to day.
New YoRS, July 1.-The Times mas let |
ter from Russell, denying the report that his
is tempered with in the |
South.
Foreign.
New YORK, July 1.-The steamer Etna |
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 20th. |
Sne brings 1861 900 pounds OF specie.
Cotton sales Monday, Tuesday and We'd |
lesday, 10000 bales, OF which spectators |
and exporters took !, 900 bales-closng firm |
AMI unchanged.
Manchester market dull and heavy.
Breadstuffs slightly lower. Provisions dull. |
Politics unchanged.
LATER.-Cotton sales Thursday 5000 |
oales, OF which spectators and exporters |
ook 1000 balcs-ciosing quiet and steady. |
3readstuffs dull. Provisions dull.
The House of Commons rejected the bill |
or the abolition of Church rates, by the cast
ng vote OF the Speaker.
Mace won the championship of England.
The ship Medfrd was condemned at Fay
Il.