Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-14
From Louisville.

| LOUISVILLE. July l3.-Dispaiches from st
Louis and Chicago are unfavorable to the
Pa riots at Vernon; but Quincy, which is in
| the neighbOrhoOd of the battle field and
| from whence only reliable information has
been received, is silent. A dispatch from
Roaring Run to the Cincinnati Gazette, pre-
vious to the battle, says the Federslists were
| 10 1000 strong Pegram's command numbered
| 1000.
Judge Logan. associate with Judge Muir
| in the Railroad case, publishes dissenting
| opinion.
LOUISVILLE July l3-The Rich Mountain
| fight is fiZziing.
| The latest dispatch states the Southerners
! were 500 strong with two cannon.
The Southern loss was serenty-iive killed
and about as manv wounded.
The Federal loss WAS eleven.
The above was approved by Gen. McClel-
Ian, but his own dispatch to Washington re-
| ports twenty killed and fOrty wounded.
Apparently the invaders had made plans
for Certain victory. and sent bulletins before
the hight, but The courier lost his way, and
Mcclellan waited all day for signals which
he did not get and the enterprise resulted in
the dislodgment of 500 Southerners by five
| regiments OF invaders.
From Missouri.
ST.LoUIs, JIly l3.-MontgOmery's bandits
are devastating the Western border of Mis-
souri,.
ST. LOUIS, July l2-There is great excite
ment IN consequence of the suppression of
the Journal. but there has been no distur-
bance yet. 300 troops are under arms IN dic
ferent parts of the city.
JEFFERSON CITY, July l2-The Missourians
are gathering round bonneville. The in
Vaders have been under arms every night
since Wednesday expecting an attack The
came condition of things exists at Lexington.
Re'nforcements, especially of artillery. are
needed.
From Portland.
PORTLAND, July l3.-The Mary Goodell
has arrived. She reports being boarded by
the jeff Davis, which had cap ured several
vessels within u week.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July I2.-Senate-A Bill.
providing additional paymaster force, passed
the House. The Civil appropriation and the
100000 Volunteer Bills passed
The want OF money is the reason for dis
charging clerks in the Patent office The re-
serve OF $4,000 has dwindled to 5000. Gen
Scott is IN consultation with an Alabama
Niger, who says five regiments and Is field
pieces are in and around Fairfax Courthouse
Among other Information, the "COntraband"
informed Gen. Scott that every thing indicates
that the SouthernerS are about to retreat
WASHINGTON, July II -Talisi.rro, son in
law OF Senator Mason, has been arrested as a
spy.
WASHINGTON, July l3.--The two ladies who
Invelgled the Connecticut Captain, Goodwin,
To his capture have been arrested, and are
held prisoners as guarantee for Goodwin's
return.
Clark, member of Congress from Missouri,
was expelled TO-DAY for having served under
the Missouri State law as soldier
From Maryland.
BALTIMORE. july l2.-Four men implicat-
ed III the St. Nicholas capture have been ar
rested.
From Boston.
Boston, July ia French steamer, with
tie Admiral, has arrived at Halifax, and is
awaiting the arrival OF six Others when the
French feet sails South.
The frigate Vincennes is looking for the
L. ff Davis