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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
DeIsnce of lhe state-The Var TaE.

We publish by request the following bill end
resolutions introduced in the House of Representa-
tives, by Mr.. McCALpUA, the Representative from
Giles county.
No IA bill more eFactusTy to defend The State
Be enacted GV the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee That 1t shall be the duty of the Governor
as early practicable to call into the service of
the State five thousand volunteers. TO be enlisted
for the term of twolve mOaths, and when organized
TO be called The Army Of Tennessee.
Sec. 2. Be It enacted That Of the number thus
called and organized there shall be two companies
of artillery and OnsibattaOn Of cavalry and that
they snail be armed and equipped as soon as prac,
ticable and shall elect their own officers including
Colonies Of regiments, and one Major Of Cavalry.
Sec. 3. BE Il enacted That the Governor shall
appoint two Brigadisr Generals to command said
force of whom shall be senior, all subj5ctto the
orders of the Governor.
Sec I. Bell enacted, That said force shall be
placed in proper enesmpmeBts. to be drilled by
skillful officers, appointed by the Governor, ana
that the Governor shall appoint sufficient number
of Quartermasters and CommisssrIes and their
sistants well the staff Of the geaersl Off sers
SEC 5. Be e enacted, That TIA pay of ali the
officers and privates shall be the same as prescribed
for Confederate officers and priEstes Of like grade;
and that the quarteTmasters and commissaries
shall before entering upon duty give bond with
good security 10 be approved by the Governor.
= Sec 6. Be Z enacted, That said force shall be
mainly enBIoJed BY the Governor, IN the defence
of the borders Of the State, agai1s. aggressions,
and at such points as he may deem proper. But he
shall have p5v send said force, or any part Of
it, to az = n peAIag the enemy in any adjoining
State.
Sec l. Be 10 esa5ied. That for the purpose of
clothing and equi9ping and paying said troops the
sum Of be and the same Is hereby appropriated;
of which the sum of shall be used IN the
manufacture or purchase Of arms necessary Tor said
force And that to supply and raise the above sum
of money, bonds of the State shall be issued from
time to time, required, having two years to run,
with interest at the rate Of eight per cent per an
num- payable semi, annually, and of the demOmina-
ton of one thousand dollars each, of less de-
nomination if deemed advisable.
Sec s. Be II enacted, That for the purpose Of aid
ing in the procuring Of arms for said force,
well as in experimenting the expenditure Of the
moneys thus appropriated, there shall be appointed
by the Governor, q superintendent of the military
and financial department, who shall have power, by
and with the advice and consent Of the Governor,
to make contracts for arms and ammunition, and 10
make all settlements with the QusrteTmasters and
Commissaries appointed for said force; that sl set
Elements shall be made monthly; said superintend-
ent shau also have power, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Governor, to do whatever may
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Arms for our volunteers.

From eight to ten thousand volunteers are now
In camps in Tennessee, under the late call of Gov
HARRIS and the larger proportion Of them are en-
tirely unRrmed. Gen. JOHNSTON has directed that
they be dzbanded in few days, unless the citi-
zens come to the rescue and furnish these brave
men with their private arms. The Government is
dead expense to keep them in camp, unless they can
procure arms, inasmuch as they can perform no
service. The citizens are thus strongly and IRE.
sistibly urged TO surrender up their private arms
for the defence of their country. 1t is supposed
that there at least three to four thousand rifles
and shot guns in Davidson county alone and as many
in each of the surrounding counties, which may be
made effective in war against the invader Such an
appeal would not be made if it were not an absolute
necessity. 1t may be hardship, in sone cases, to
comply with it, but we feel assured that no man,
who has spark Of patriotism or of sympathy for
our glorious cause, will hesitate moment, after
full knowledge of the facts, to at once surrender
his gun, for which he viii be paid by the Govern
ment, and place it IN the hands of effective vol>
unteer to save our homes from invasion. It is as
little as q man can do, if he cannot go himself to
furnish gum if he has it, for those who are will
ling to 90 and drive back the VRndas from our soil
We hesitate not to say, that it viii be deep dis
grace to Tennessee and Tennesseans if their volun-
teer soldiery are compelled 10 be disbanded, for
want fweapons, as long shot gun or rifle can be
found in the land in the hands of private parties
Such burning shame can never be effAced from the
escutcheon of Tennessee, if it should ever fasten
itself there. Blu: do not, we cannot believe that
it viii be so, when our patriotic fellow. citizens
come to learn the facts
We have already heard it seriously discussed
that it will become necessary to impress the guns
in the hands of Tennesseans, into the service, by
legislative enactment in order to defend our coun
try. But surely Tennessesns will never make it
necessary to resort to so urgent measure. Their
own patriotic pride and love of country will surely
stimulate them to voluntarily bring in their arms
and place them in the hands of their brave sodery
We invoke them to do it at once and promptly
There ia time to be lost Let not single VoIun-
teer be disbanded. We need them every one and
more. Come up Tennesseans, like patriots and
true men.
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Latest from Columbus.

a special dispatch, received last night, from g
high official source, at Columbus says that our loss
in killed wounded and missing in the recent
battle, exceeds sir hundred. The amount Of excess
Is not stated. Other reliable estimates place the
number Of missing (suPpOsed to be prisoners in the
hands Of the eRemy,) az two hundred. This would
leave eur loss n KILLED anl wounded over four
hundred,
The loss Of the enemy is stated in the dispatch
alluded to above, to have been more than double
our own Our men hsve already buried two hun.
dred and ninety five Of the enemy's killed and the
task il not yet completed.
1t thus appears that the recent battle in Missouri
was one Of the blOOdiest Of the war and the large
number of casualties. N proportion to the forces
engaged on both sdes, shows the stubb0rnness
with which the ground was contested.-Ee1npbjs
SppeaI, AOU. 10.
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Later from Missouri skirnIIsh near
Springfield,

The Fort Smith Times, Of the Istirst, has the
following:
We learn from Capt KVapp, Of the qUartcrmaster's
department, who arrived here yesterday from Gen.
McCulloch'a headquarters that news Of a skirmsh
Prices troops and the advance guard Of Fremont.
The Missouri troops killed forty Fedsrals and took
one hundred prisoners
We alse learn from Capt. K. that Gea. McCullech.
hearing of the Federal troops being in Springfield
sent two companies of Col. Greer's Texas regiment
to ascertain the fact. When they arrived near
Springfield they halted, and sent two men into the
town. Soon after they arrived a company Ct fifteen
men attempted 70 arrest them. but they drew their
pistols and knives and fought their way out, killing
four or five Federsls. 0ns Of them was wounded
in the wrist aud the other in the thgh An express
arrived at Gen. McCuilOchs camp on Monday night
tor q surgeon to dress their wounds. ..
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The Representative from SEWER.
Dr. HODsDEN, Representative from Sewer county,
n common with the so called Unionists from East
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EURDzR.-The Jasper Herald says ". G. HOGE
was killed at his residence in Ma ion county on the
I'd instant, by ROBERT DAVIS, by blow on the head
with g stick, DAVIS has been arrested.
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DEATH OK PALE BRANDY -" You look like death
on pale horse" said HARRY to a topper, who was
pale and emaciated. 81 don't know any thing about
that" said the topper but-I am death on pale
brandy"
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GEN. Pillow RaIlyinE his OverpoworOd
Forces.
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SERVICES OF GENERAL POLK.
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MoCowN's ARTILLERY.

We avail ourselves of the very full and interest,"
ing correspondence of the Memphis appeal of SUN
day morning for detailed descriptions glorious
Confederate victory opposite to Columbus:
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INCIDENTS OF THE FIonTl
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stolen!

IRON 81. Oloui Hoe, ore CoRsNav7 Repeater, iii
4 name O. OELsr Hc-a.ched on the butt
IRE public are EArnei At to trade &c the sane.
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CALAMITY OF GEN. cREAEHAM.
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The Confederate Victsry MT Co
Iumbus.
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NASHVILLE lEDGEFIELDl & KENTUCI
Rail RoadI

THROUGH ROUTE 10 ms WISE AID ran sod
Commencing Wednesday, Nov. 10, Iss
Trains will ruS a. follows:
500 M-Aszlphis Express-R1ns daily, uakes eornecl
for all points ard soulh. DIsancs e orfr and i,
th.n By airy otherrouts
500 a-Rrsight and Accommodation Tran-rasly Sud
1eepset). Runs only q ClArksTills-
Memphis Express arrives In Nashville a. Ie nspiyb.
Freight and Accom- medallion arrives at 52 noon.
Through TsEss for sale in College Street cot for Mem
Hickman, Columbus Humssldt JackHsn, Mobile New Or
and otner plasss- A. AGDE aSOG.
AoNlt~u u
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DIVIDEND.

gEyHE NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Co
PANY have this day declared dividsnd q fhrss eokaE
share, payab.s On and afier lAs ION Inst
noT7.In JAMES WALKBR, sserstaJl
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unulnOth Auction Trade sale No.
Gu
Z tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, NJ
Izth, i3th and 18th,
BENZ. z. SHIELDS 4 COMPANY,
VKTILL sl'ss to The highest bidder urF large aad b
w E0nely assJrisS sicck Of ssaan4ble
Dry Goods, Boots and BEOEans,
vi h 70 nen snd chidrsn's shoes Wsars nov o,e,inr
extensive Consignment which viii be fsuze eqzal Il no. 81
Or 20 ans odsrsi turing the tesssn.
Merchants and dealers only are Invited
BENZ =. SHIELDS q 90
EoTlu-du Central Rooms, Opposite sswanea Iioil
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Rev sugar and MsInsses.
IN HHDS PBIME To CHOICE eUGAE
DIE IS do ClRrihsi suglri
40 Barrels Crushed do
% De Powdered eugars
100 d Molasses
IS half Barrels Molass.s; IN tore and for ale Tor
IL HUGH aoOREA cI
nsvs-f GAP
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NOtAces
WE are Row manufacturing HAY II u Il q
Nv STRA - ca TERSs CORN SIZE
LEts 5, ard CFIURaS Of the mos. apprsysd kinds
AkE81KONG co,
now ~ hzshyille, Ten
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-23
FOREI3N NEWS.
Arrival Of the steamer America.

HALIFAX, Dec. 2l.-The Steamer Amer.
lea, from Liverpool for New York, put in
here this morning at o'clock, short Of
coal. Sue has Iorty.fve passengers for n.
York. Her dates via Queenstown are to
the 9Th. The wGrlike sentiment and prep.
aRtious in EnglSni were undated. A
large anti-war meeting bad however been
held in Dublin.
BreAdstnfIs closed quiet but steady nj
Liverpool on Friday, aud provisions were
firm, Consols closed on Saturday at S9fG,
80 for money.
QrEESsroWN, Dec. s.-BreadsIu6 closed
steady and provisions firm.
The British Government has seat let
ter approving OF the course Of Commander
Williams iFe h,its Agent on hoard the
steamer Trent
The Paris papers assert that the British
Government in answer TO the petitions from
manufacturing districts, stated that the cot.
ton ports would be opened by February at
the latest.
The Countess Of Canning, wife Of the
Governor General Of India, died at Calcutta
on the 18th Of November.
Parliament has been further prorogued
till the Tth Of January,
It Is stated that orders for the purchase
Of halt a million quarters Of wheat have
been sent to the Black Sea ports from Lon
don. within the last few days Tor present
aud future shipment
The iron plated steamer Warrior WINS
taking in 100 tons Of coal, preparatory to
her being despatched for service on the
North America coast.
\ considerable number Of additional
English troops are to be sent TO Canada.
The Hero, SO guns, was to lave Ports
mouth on the 9Th for the North American
Station.
The ship sllas Grunman for New York,
was stopped in the Thames having 100 tons
Oflead gu board.
FRAScE.-The CoHItitutioaaI, Pgtrie, Dc
bats and several other French Journals say
that France will remain neutral ia tho
event Of war between the United States
aud England,
LlvEapooL, Dec. s.-Bre4dstuf. quiet
and steady. Flour quiet and firm Wheat
arm aud quiet. Corn easier, mixed $3.50
Bis Cd. Provisions firm. Beef firm. Pork
tirm and still advancing. TAllow easier At
SIS. Sugar has downward tendency and
Is 6d@ls lower Coffee, nn sales. Rice
quiet 1T an advance Of ls@2s
LONDON, Dec. 6 -Fiour firm. Sugar has
declined 6i@ls and has downward ten.
deney. Common Cong, Tea sill deellu.
ing. Coffee steady Rice has an upward
tendency. TalIow buoyant at 52s.
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8g telegraph.
Fight at DraineSVills, Va---0ur
Tr00uS VietoFiouI.

WAIaiSofoH. D-r 20.--ThI mofniag j,
3 o'clock = portion Of Gsu. NeCalIs divls
100 pFOeerjed 10 TIE airse,ioa oil Draiass.
vile on q forAgiag expedition, and foe the
purpose Of makiug rrcouaoiIauee Ia that
locality.
DFsiheiVills is about midway bslWseu
NeCalls headquarters add LsesbuFg. Ga
arriving 10 ihal Virihiiy they encountered
lhs saemy Uho had four Frgimeau Of To-
hntTy, eOmpo.rd Of South CaFoilniaus, Al.
abAmians and KeHIuekiAns With Que bat.
Isry Of SiI pieces aud reEinsntol cavalry
under the command Of Gen. stewart
The Only troops on our part engaged 10 The
AGAR At DraiaesIille were Gen. 0rd's brig.
AIDE. The 6ul Rsgiasut Of rides cad Ras-
tons battery oftouF guns
Al Tour O'Clock after the return Of the sE.
petition, Gen. Mccall ,tnI tWo officers to
count the rebels who were killed and
wounded and it was ascertAiud that they
leII un the Geld 81 killed and q wounded.
Three Of the latter died on being removed,
making their loss IiIIy killed aud niue.
ecu wounded aud making q total OF sew
enty .nHe killed aud wounded and they no
douhI' carried "a many mott they also
len MAE horses killed or disabled on the
acid.
The enemy were completely routed and
hsd pfrripiIalsli after SIGHT Of an hour
aad n halt leaving two eauuou and qpau-
.iIy Of small aras. blankets, greal costs
&c, more than our troop. CpuId carry away.
Our ,orn also brought in some prisoners
besides the wounded.
Our lOss is as near As can he asrer'ained
at Prtssut about ten killed Gnd 6rtera
wounded
The expedition retutLed to their camp At
Langlrys at nine o'clock at night
Gen Mccall ia Dispatch received to.
night at headquarters, says that too much
credit cannot be given to Gen Ord for his
skill and gllIantry throughout the day
EasIou's battery was admirably served and
ldgoood execution. Tue rides also beha.
Ved finely,
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New YoNK, Dee. 2l-FIourluiiIa les Al IS .2SaS, GS
Tor State. S sSa59J fos Ohio. SSSebqo flf south.
ern. Wheat quiet and unehlnzoI; sale, At $i.2j for
Chicago Spring Sl21 lot v lElaker Ciah, 3Sgl, 20
Tor rel. Corn buOyant, with Ices ofEerin Pro-
visions qule; AMI nnelaqge4 Whisky dull Al I911Ie
PmABMPHIA, Dec. 2l.-PIour duh and prices
dropping: sales At $SJI ilr sup9rinc. 1918 Tor OF.
trA and % for extra family. Rye Ruur steady at ~
Corn Meal s. But little demand for Wheat. aud
prices are dropping; nales nj $l.5laIS5 IN led and
Sl.4Sa rs for white Rye dnll At 73c f1r Pennsy.
vanA and CSC Tor Southern. Corn Ia fair dsntni;
salesa at 6ts firold elbow bbd60 Tor new aud sc lor
mixed. Oats dull; Glletat ~ fir Delawtre AMI tae
Tor PsnnA. Coffee Advancing sales Rio at iaidigk
and LeguyrA &c, now held higher. Whisky dali St
0He
CINnNNAIt. Dec. 2l.-Plonr dull At 5000, 90 for
Iupsrine and $llo9klS rsum. Whsu frm and
In god demand, At sSaSse for rcd and gldq2e bnr
white Corn firm vt 2Se. Oats ia better demand
aud elpsel htm At 3oc. Viii Ky dlelnel Ne, closing
Il i3lS-- Hogs lrmsr and price, l0c higher. There
Il q better demand Tor Me-i Pork; Illss vt S9aa25.
the latter rate for the best city brands LAnl Il
hrmsr aud In gO1i dsnInd; s1les vt T971E;. Green
meats 10 good demand, LBl prices shade higher;
sales Of 5000 pieces At 39i9 fT tuuldsrS, 81 for
hams, and ldes Coffee dull and Ne lover sails 900
bigs at l9Z 99llko, the latter fjr choice Sugar
frm NJ OK 9iOlfS MJ.aIses Arm 418ISe. Ex-
change arm At " premIum Money easy.
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harDulfu W LiETT. sleEHAS.-cspi.
CT. Rsiug, % Company o, sseoud viz
ginia Rsginsa., fani,hsi tbs following
particulars Of The death Of Lisai Alirri
sictuaa, at the la,i bllsIs oi Cheat
Noaaisis he VS. ia 1oau.ad Of Can.
pAsy O. Capt. EHipg having been detailed
on . general court marti,l b. Gen. Rey.
nold': ia The early part Of ihs snsage.
ueBl Lieutenant sicknAn vas killed, HiIh.
ia few feet Of The sBsBy's batteries. lie
bad secured the rice OF 40 lndiAnh col.
der. who va killed, and vas picking Of
The ArsllIsritI, hriag from behind log, IN
company With Sergeant Howard Morton.
lie bad 6rtd Vt 3 secession siiter, without
eject, hsd reloaded hi, gun, and vas shout
TO Gre = i,rond time. he raised up while
10 the act Of returning the hammer Of bis
gun, and wa struck 10 the side BY NinIs
ball, which entered about two iarbss be-
low the nipple, and passed through him.
lie lived about twenty-five inmates. Or
derby Sergeant visrhellsr, Of Company @,
remaining With bin until heeIpired. The
regiment had changed iA position in tue
meantime, and bis body was not obtained.
Tie resided at Greenfield, Washington
eonnty
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Frnn Pnrirn,s lam

FoRTaEhI NoSEoE. Dee 20, via BALTi.
Hoat, 9l.-A aag Of truce arrived from
Norfolk io.dsy bat brevghi No ness u
imporAnss.
Il b understood itu oapi De-. sotl
Who va sSehsAgei ls' capi R.rksu., has
already bsra promoIt,i ~ tlvgisulai Col.
ousl, and viii command The rebel troops Al
Craaey Island
Geh. Wool and s,AE visited ihe Roanoke
ibn morning TO Wltnsss some target pras.
tiee.
The steamer SpAulding will probably
sail for Hatisras dariag the night. She
will take pansnErrs and st,rtt Among
lhe Turner are several officers, who will
jaiu their regiments
Captain Mitchell, Of the Coast Survey,
will examine the place With reference 10
making il more comfortable for the troops.
FoRIGE8 NoSRoE, Dec. 9l.-A bright
light vas seen from this place last night.
in The dircctiion o. Norfolk, probably
caused by vonaigrAiion III that city.
Tie Spauldiug sails for Haiisras this
afternoon,
10 day mas Oeeu very blusierlnR aud I'M
pleasenI.
NJ flag oftTuce was stat out
A new mail rOale opened to. day IRON Oh
Point Comfort to Cherry Stone lnlrI on
the Eastern Shore by the departure OF the
steamboat Geo Washington Tor the latter
place The nNt viii leave here three times
a week, on Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
The itetmsphip Ericsson Capt. C. A.
Cole from Port Ryaih he, arrived.
The Erriesou left Port Royal on wslues-
day She lowed seven OF the stone feet
to Charleston "a that day, aud uiue oIher.
followed uader sail When she left at 10
? ". operations were about 10 begin ~
sink vsmtl,, They were towed to point
about mile outside Of lhe'bar, where six
gauboals were ready TO place them in po.
Sition.
Operations against Warsaw Island we're
ia progress, but nothing had beeu accom-.
plished when the Ericsson ich. She
will leave for New York on Monday.
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Additional Foreign News.

ST.. JOINS, n. F., Dec. 22.-Thc steamer
Arago passed OF Cape Race on Saturday
evening, with dates 70 the llth, via Soath.
amptou.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times says that the official opinion of the
British ministers on the outrage perpelra.
ted by the San Jaeinto on the Trent 10 most
precise and positive, viz: that the violence
committed by the San Jartato Is Iuaefensi.
bic, aud that by regarding tue commits.
siOuers, Mason and Sliisll, as cOn,rIbaud,.
Lincoln aud his cabinet contradict them
selves, torthey refused TO admit that they
were aware of their presence,
The various military stations in ireland
have been ordered to complete the strength
Of the 7th Regiment Of the line.
The British Government Is uogAtiAtins
for steamers to transfer troops 10 Canada.
The Times Of the 10th says that the Ia.
test adviees brought from America by the
steamer Niagara encourage a hope Of dis.
ayowal BY the Cabinet at Washington Of
the San Jacinto Outrage, and Of surrcn.
der Of the Southern Commissioners.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL NARkErs.-Bresdstufa are
dull aud desliniug. Provisions are VERY
firm.
Its reported that 10000 troops will bc
sent TO British North America forthwith
Commander Williams, &. n, the nail
agent on board the steamer Trent When she
was stopped by the San Jacinto, is 70 have
a public dinuer given him at Plymouth, as
mark Of appreciation for his noble aud
spirited conduct.
The British vessel Rover, from Barba.
does for Londoa, was boarded, November
9Th. BY The United States steamer Mont.
gonsry,
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R3r HOLIDAY GOoDs.-It is sardly ne.
cessary 10 call attention to the prominent
advertisement of ], T. Scott & Co., but
we do so far the purpose OF endorsing all
that they publish. Their stock of holiday
goods, watches, jcweIry, hucy articles, Ge.,
is indeed 'rich, rare aud beautiful as all
will acknowledge who examine it, There
is nothing IN the liue Of the business Of
this arul thar ii does ndt exhibit and We
never saw . more extensive variety Of
beautiful PyeIen,s. Give them 3 ealI.
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LortsvttLg. Dee. 2l.-In the House to.
day at Frankfort 50 to II concurred Ia tue
Seuate's amendment to a bill reported by
tue House Committee On federal relations,
thanking the President for notifications Of
Fremont's proclamation aud Cameron, re.
port, aud requesting the President to dis
miss Cameron from the Cabinet.
Nashville papers recOrl the death Of Dr.
GrlsWold.
Thirty-sisht New York political prison.
ers are ut Charleston.
Adviees from Major Ielrito say they arc
kindly treated as prisoners at Nashville.
and are doing well.
Southern papers say that 9arSon Brown
low has been imprisoned since the 7th.
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From Port ROYAL

INV YURE, Dec. 2l.-Ths transport
Daniel Webster, from Port Royal on the
evening Of the l7th. reports that sixteen
vessels ofihe stone Aeet sailed on thai day
for Charleston, under escort Of three gun.
boats, thought to be the MohicAu, Poea.
houtas and Seneca.
A portion Of the stone feet for Savsu.
nah bad returned to Hilton Head. Five Of
the VESSELS bad beaehed uear Tybee Island
The guubOAIs Uuadilla, PGwuee, aal
another, aame not given, had gone 10 70.
conpoitre the shores OF Elisto Island aud
the mouth Of South ElstO River.
The S0th Pennsylvania Regiment had
been transferred to a camp on ST. Helena
Sound
No advance had been made by Gen. Ste
yens' brigade into the interior