Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-27

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- From Missouri.
| JEFFERSON Cry, Aug 26.--Gov. Gamble
has called for AZ 900 Missourians the civi
| authorities being insufficient Where voiun
| teering fails to raise the quota OF the De
| partments, citizens will be drafted Tor a tern
1 of six months. unless peace occurs sooner
| He says arms will be furnished as soon a:
| they can be had.
IRo>TON, Mo-. Aug. 26.--It is reported tha
| Hardee's forces have withdrawn from Green
| Vile to Reeves Fry. Other movements in
dictate that Hardee's column is moving Wes
far the purpose OF making Junction with
P. How.
/ From Z ouisvflIe.
/ LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-The correspondent
| of the st. Louis Democrat says the Spring
| field prisoners were sent to town naked, ev
| cry man having his pockets picked.
| The last letter express left to-day, Post
| master Blair having directed the arrest of al
| carriers. Written communication betwee I
| the sections is forbidden.
| From New Jersey.
! TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 26.-The True Demo
1
| in the State, has been discontinued on the
| ground that its circulation is virtually inter
dicted.
| From Virginia.
GRAFTON, Aug. 26 The Alleghenania1
| office has been Quilted by a mob.
From Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 26-Daniel c.
| Neuber, OF New Orleans, is arrested here.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Pa fight at Shot.
| wells Toll Gate, miles below Compton, re.
| suited in the death of one and mortal wound
| ing of another Unionist.
| A party of Unionists have gone in pursuit
| of the Secessionists numbering five, who
S-parted towards Tennessee.
From Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. pa man named
Akin has been arrested as Confederate
agent.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga woman from
Beauregard's Headquarters, was arrested
Letters were found on her duplicating promi-
nent parties.
All the mutineers, including those of the
Second Maine, 18th and 2lst New York Reg
iments, are sent to TOrtugas.
Mrs. Greenhow. widow of the former Libra
rian and Translator, has been arrested.
Mrs. Senator Gwin' S trunk was examined
and traces of the Washington Notifications,
by some Clerk. found.
DR.. Manning was arrested to day.
The Times says Mrs. Phillips, wife of Phil
lip Phillips, well known Counsellor here,
has been arrested. Mrs. Phillips proposed to
illuminate her house over the Bulls Run vic
torys. but was dissuaded by her friends.
Orders have been sent 10 arrest Mrs. Gwin
at West Point.
Regular Lieut.. Kunewell, who fought at Bull
Rur has gone to the Confederates in Missouri
Foreign Federal Ministers. in letters to the
Department, do not disguise the fact that the
Government suffered severely in the estima-
ton OF Foreign Governments by the disaster
at Manassas. 1t is conceded that the defeat
closes the door to Cancellation.
The Herald says the city is excited by a
report of martial law.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &c William S. John
son, nephew of Gen. johnson, has been ar
rested.
From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Among the arrests
are several women.
-Four naval officers who had resigned, have
been arrested aud sent to Fort Hamilton,
and their names stricken from the roll.
The Herald says, the entire blame of the
recent Lexington, Kentucky, affair belongs
to Breckenridge.
The Tribune says, the Government is con-
sidering the propriety OF organizing detec-
tive police, forming net work of surveil-
lance.
The Deceive force of Washington will be
increased by recruits from New York.
WASHINGTON, Aug Pa Committee from
Boston have been here endeavoring to in
duce Lincoln to change his advisers. The
Committee represent capitalists who will not
risk their capital unless certain Cabinet heads
come of.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Commander Por-
ter is said to have submitted documents prov
ing forgery in relation to his disloyally.
From Boston.
BosToN. Aug. 26-The British brig Anne
Lovett was boarded by the JEFF. Davis on the
9th, in latitude 20 longitude 81.
From New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The American Ex-
press was searched and large number OF in
terdicted papers seized.
The Bank statement shows an increase in
loans, doubtless including those to the Gov
ernmen) of % million. Decrease in specie
two and a half million.
The Federal Marshal arrested VIM. NJ.
Fiske, said to belong to Louisiana, charged
with uttering seditiOus sentiments at New
port, Rhode Island.
The Post Gays large quantities of provis-
luis SUUU DDlS. Oh HOUR Cleared IOr
Curacao and hints that it is for Southe m
Ports.
New YORK, Au2. 26.-The steamer City of
Washington passed Cape Race Friday after
noon, with Liverpool dates of the l4th. The
North America arrived out on the 18th. Cot
ton sales two days ZOO bales: quiet and
unchanged. Breadstuffs easier. Provisions
dull.
The steamer Hiberniau has arrived with
Liverpool dates of the 10th. The steamers
Great Eastern and Glasgow arrived out on
the 18th. Cotton sales of four days &c 600
bales, quiet and unchanged.
LATEST .-Cotfon-Sales of the week 46, 600
bales, declined !; Spectators taking 500,
and Exporters $500 tales. Sales Friday
10000 bales, closing firmer-Fair Orleans
81, Middling s..
Bullion in the Bank has increased 2S7 900
pounds.
The London Times expatiates on the grow
ng financial difficulties Of America, and SAYS,
it is the most earnest wish of the friends of
freedom, that the difficulties may accumulate