Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-16

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ments, are going up the Kanawha. Colonel
Woodruff Is regiment landed mile below
Wyandotte. A company of Virginia horse
lett on the approach of the Invaders. Wood
ruff arrested 20 citizens and killed one
| Gen. Mcclellan occupies Beverly. The
Confederates are concentrating at Laurel-hill,
whence it is reported they will again retreat
| without a general battle.
| A train has arrived at Grafton, bringing
the dead body OF General Garnet, who was
killed while trying to rally his forces at Car
| rick Creek, near st. George. Fifty Southern
ers We're killed and many taken prisoners.
| From Louisville.
| LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Cotton places an
agent at RussellvilIe tomorrow.
| LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The Missouri papers
| of the 18th. three days distant from the seat
OF war, place the belligerents as follows:
State forces, three columns of 10000 each;
| that under jackson advancing towards Jefier-
| son city; those under Rains and Parsons and
under Price and Mccullough, have driven
| the concentrated Federal forces into a neck of
| land between Warsaw and Osceola. Chptain
| Burbage killed 80 and captured $50 Federal
lists in Cedar county. The Neosho prisoners,
| after subscribing to some kind oil an oath,
weae released.
|. LOUISVILLE, July l5.-The latest credible
advices via St. Louis, from South Western
| Missouri are of the Sth. 1t is probable that
advices thence via POcahentss, may have
| reached Little Rock yesterday, SO hours la
ter.
From New York.
New YORK, July Is 1t is stated that the
Sumter brought to Cuban port six prizes.
The authorities will hold the prizes pending
| advices from Spain. The Sumter was ordered
to sea.
The Wyoming was at Panama at last adj
vices, and would proceed on a cruise on the
9Th, under Lieut.. Murray. Commander
Mitchell, Lieuts. Porter and Hackett. and
Engineer Denning having resigned, Lieut..
Shryock. on the Saranec, has resigned.
New YORK, July 15.-Foreign per steam
er Saxonia.--A plot to assassinate Garabaldi
has been discovered
The Hungarian address disloyal and hos
tile to the crown was returned, with orders
to modify, under penalty of a dissolution of
the Diet.
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE, July 15.--Henry May has re
turned. He says confidence In the Confed-
crate leaders is unbOunded.
From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Gen. Harris has dis
persed without the loss of man, a rendeZ-
vous in Galloway county, as speedily as pos
sible. Young men are leaving in tens and
hundreds for the rendezvous in the Western
part of the State. Jackson's followers are
becoming bold aud defiant. All the tele-
graphs around Bonneville are cut. Nothing
reliable from the South west.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The latest advices
from South Western Missouri place 1900
Federalists at Springfield.
Foreign.
I'll,
MIA, from Southampton the Sd, has arrived.
The steamer Bohemian arrived out on the
Sd. Cotton sales of 2 days 45, 900 bales, of
which SPECTATORS and exporters took "a 900
bales; market buoyant; advanced fully and
in some cases !, closing with an upward ten
dency. Breadstuffs steady; wheat shade
dearer; provisions dull.
From Boston.
BosToN, July 15.-The Hon. Matthias APP
pleIon is dead.
New YORK. July 15.-The steamer Cha
hawba has arrived from Fort Pickens, the
9Th and Key West the 9th. The Niagara and
Crusader were there, and would sail immedi-
ately in pursuit OF the Sumter.
From New Jersey.
CARTHAGE, N. j.. July 15.-The business
portion of the town, three dwellings and one
church are burned.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The bogus Virgin
ia Senators were sworn in.
A resolution to adjourn Friday passed the
House.
A Senate resolution authorizing the Sec
rotary of the Navy to employ necessary
means to protect commerce from privateers,
passed.
A resolution for a Convention 10 adjust
difficulties, was tabled by a vote of go to 5.
Forney was elected Clerk of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July I5.-Gen. McClellan's
dispatches confirm Gen. Garnett's death,
with 200 killed and 900 prisoners, and Sc
ven guns captured.
The army appropriation bill passed the
Senate.
From Virginia.
LYNCHBURG, July IA letter in the Re
publican, from one of General Garnett's staff
confirms the account OF battle near Laurel
Hill last Sunday. The fight lasted all day,
but was principally skirmishing. The Geor-
gia regiment engaged the enemy in the morn
ing, and the Virginia regiment in the after
noon. About thirty of the enemy are known
to have been killed and many wounded. One
killed on our side and two wounded. i
A general engagement between General
Mcclellan, at the head of ten thousand, and
Garnett was expected the next day.
No change in affairs about Winchester.
On Wednesday our cavalry had brusk with
the ennemy ut Bunker Hill, twelve miles
rom Winchester. Two of the enemy were
killed and three taken prisoners-nobOdy
hurt on our side.
From Manassas, we lealn that the Federals
yesterday advanced three miles, and that
they are receiving large reinforcements.