Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

Sr J.oU1s Sept I3-R4i is reported ;orty
miles from L king on, with 10 Oo0 men
Tom Harris captured the q iVernment
Agent 10 Boone county, and took humoeE
of horsss.
Hups N, Sept. 13.-Martins Green crossed
the Missouri at Glasgow, With $500 mounted
man snd.seiz-d- the steamer Sunshine, aud
nd ber'for the transportation OF troops
He also captured guard of fourteen feirr-
ais and released number OF Secessian pri-
soners The s Inshine was lad n with b icon,
Sugar. g.; and 600 stand 1 arms.
J.FFsRSoN Crrr. No., Sept 3. -Pr;ces ad
v.nc. guard is at Warrenburg P'ice claims
tn bay. Is 900 men. His main b dy Il APP
preaching l. .xirgton. The same m 50 a ger
hriu - rices fi ;liIi Account oil the oatiis al
Fort SCOTT on the fourth of Sept nh r Inc
forces uuter l. ,ns MOltgOm ry AID Jdn@on
| retreated after a skirmi<h of an hoIr aud
| half Price's 10 was killed and q wOun-
dod. Tue K ,nsaus auand 'ued FJit Scott,
| and continued their retreat towards n 'usss.
JRoSrov, No, Sept. IA The union men
| fro,u GreenvIiLe, report that Htrlee has re
turned, and>tEreateus immediately to attack
| this point.
CLARK BURG. Va, Sept Is. The Contede-
rates commenced ADVANCING esteIGAy I'll Th
mo on boih Pik-s towards Elk Water 9nd
!
the fort on the summit and cut on the / eie-
| sranh wires. Tuey continued their adVanc
| on Elk Water until within two miles, Wheh
| shells from LOomis's battery c"pckea Ih1hi'
Skrrmishiug was kept up all q sht' Two
| C. ,niederaIe officers spying AR. ~ the cd
eral camp were surprised by the plckets anu
| shot one of whom l. said 10 he John q. " ash
inglon of Mount Vernon.
RGCIuoNB. S apt IA. via New O,lean7--
The Richm .nd Examiners Bulletin board
has the TO lowing, post marked at LewiSourg
and written to the Postmaster al edmond
as follows: -
seen. FLOYD had another engagement with
the enemy on the 10Th, and Iouted them
killing 500, wonnding 600 and taking
some prisoners Ten hours alter tue engage
meut Fioyd heard that the other wing OF tht
. | enemy had crossed the river a few mile
above him, 10 order TO surround him. on thl
side the river. Floyd then fell back" :.
This is reliable, being brought by an ON
r Ger who was in the engagement. The Con
? federate loss was one killed and wounded
/ From Kentucky.
q FRANKFoRr, Sept. 14.-In obedience TO To
!; | subjoinnd Joint Resolution, adopted by Tn
i General assembly of Kentucky, the Govern
= ment of the Confederate States aud State {
r Tennessee. and all others concerned, er
+ hereby informed, that Kentucky expects I'd
Il Confederate or Tennessee troops to be Will
e drawn from her soil uneonditionaily.
IT (Signed) B. MAGOFFIN.
l. LOUISVILLE, Sept. l4--Reliable advice
say that Fremont is SUPERB DID,
@ FIoyd left about $4,000 worth oil stuff b
n hind. Fears are entertained shat be ma
:. concentrate with Wise and attack Cox
FROM Washington.
y W.s9ISGrey. Sept. I3.-Inirliigence e
- | nj cht is chat the Confederates are moving
!. large bodies from F4irf.x Court House
y Fail's Church. Heavy picket skirmishing
:. reported.
a. W.sBfSGroN. Sept. I4.-Seversl petitinl
ye have been received from New York aud Phi
e. adelphia demanding the expulsion OF 81
lr London Times correspondent, Russell.
" Several thousand Confed rates marched {
n the pick.ts near Halls house and Mou
70 Olive Church. driving them GU the iin'
,r They also shelled Balls C'Oss lads, mi
st lwtls point ID carried Mcclellan VI
r doubtless attempt to drive them back t0-da
} Tue pickles thrown out from Fort C"reor
of were driven in; Lieutenant aud Two 81
- diers being killed.
~ The Contederates fire signal rockies Gioi
:, the whole iiue.
u WASHINGTON. Sept. IA The Post says u
N. terday ekirmishes are greatly exaggerated
1t. Tue militia of the District Cf Coiumb .
%, prepai ing for active service.
or The leading editor of the Baltimore L
To change has zen arrested.
II avy firing WAS head at Chain Bird
TO day, supposed To be artillery prac tee.
The Post says at 10 this IN rniug the u
fed.,rdtrs moved in force t. Balls e.
Rold. Four pi,kets cre'captured aid I
ounded.
Fortress uOnrOe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept II 1.-THE stea7
S K. Spiuldin8 has returned from Hdtt'
Inlet. The su-guh Innah and Pdwnee "
there. Four iglish Il gged vessels Sc Ia
by the t.Iup"rary lowering OF the Fed
,,o. off rs 10 hot and o her facilities tn
ter the inlet " re 'ptured. They w,re
- den " ith mol ieses, shoes aud Clothing.
From New orik.
New YORK Sept. II The Columbia
arrived with Havana dates OF the 10 h..
Two vessels arrived from New Orlei
having run the bloc kade.
A British schooner arrived from NeWb'
n. c., with rice and naval stores.
Confederate tagged vessels are admit
10 CubiO ports, and treated as those OF Oi
civilized nations.
nple NV York, Sept IL The steamer Col
I'LL, bis mostly owned at the South, was SCI
n" to day; also $1,000 gold destined for
the | South
tive
| H<y--~---