Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23


klrEish, declare seiz-l ise1ms Ell 50 -,
e ~ardlJ zAen theirs can Be Htsie ds.,i. 81 (, ose
or ne n st accomplished AMI eir ctiys Ssaarsl IL
tae ssrfice- For heavens saks let ut.i .lii 80
Poeers 9s ksPt out Of this eoassst Wsich 4 waged
Tor treed0ni J Istice ani TIE aupDsr; o. e ,ss'.,
lme1L Oue brave srmSnFnd Irish fsiis = c,tz ,.e
cannot be TOO higly praised for tn. pruss5s RI .,s
n w,aeh they hate rushst 70 ihs ia % IeseaF
ty and the Uni5r.
Major Cheney, paymaster left here tiis u,raia0f
Tor 81 Louis having paid Of nearly every man -
llis division Of the army. A pqymaster i =, ~
whn he army. Undersiaad, when it moves and
regularly discharge TIE pecuniary obligations Of
| the G1vernmenE.
Oae Of Fssnl Iuts body guard shot himself tsrousb
the leg yesserdty, Whts czrsessy hsndling his pis
Esl
II The hessh If the divi.ioa Il u1usu,l mi T., .
aboge thi as-rtgs AZ this sstsJa OF the ysar a.
III cry thing Is 10 goJi orer here. There il no drink
III ing &C hSAtinB ann ~ the soldiers 80 SIZE ey
tsem:iy saxi0us to move tSoulh and Lave a asht,
II even II taey have 10 @ into Lousials alter &C.
II Rebels, or these declare themselves saeh
are very scarce 10 this vicaity, though the thOHs-
ahls "lo nave returned home from Prioes sFIDy
SINCE sue eVacuanon Of Lexington. Will cause re-
eSed troubles and repeat their outrages a. sOOG
| as Fremont's army departs for the Slu,h. uolsss
they sre held IN check By Federal syoaets.
STEAccss, No., Oct IS kH-EYervtbirois Wv
gust here to night, but active prepcrations are
| making Tor movement on quarter least expected
| ami more are expected.
Ii is nov believed IN military circles. tl,t Il a
rebels design an attack on st. Louis. All THAI tho
/ burning OF the bridge sixty miles Soasa OF yone
| city. IA part Of their programme.
The seeessionists seem to have no designs for TIE
present on any point in this section OF the State
/ GeOrSet0wn, Bjouville and SedIlla, rentin auies
IL is thought number Of spies have 3, IN Il il
neighborhOOd recently anxious TO learn the iaten-
/ tions and probable course Of FremOnt's army No
| evidence cOad be sdiuced 70 prove she parties
spies. but those suspected are said to tsva been
PnrPossly M led, AMI - have gone to various quar
ers o. the Safe NlIa thsf uisinio<mstioa. heliev>
ing it strictly true.
have some interesting intelligence A,,s An, p-,s
rebels thereby.
The telegraph wires arc nav being pa. M. % Sc
dalia, and in a t-1 d2ys the lines viii Be mt In
working order.
The domestic enemies Ct Fremont ara sail 10 b,
still secretly but actively at work against him. ana
although they have given up the hope Of having him
removed, they hope, through the Cabinet AZ Wash
lngton, to place hin il position that win compel
him to resign. FFsmO1t's FOES seem % forget thls
persecution carried too far beget5 the Hlst uncou
trollabl9 popularity for the party perseculed.
STRACUsE, No Oct. l6-Gen- Rremong yesterday
removed his camp stin further south towards Yer
ssilss. and Il now with his forces twenty milas
from Upton.
Gen AcEinstry and bis division will rJFs as soor
as they can obtain transportation which VIII prob
n
bne his forces with those OF Fremont
Gen Pope will leave here to-day and as Size
has already quilted Sedaa, Il ia supposed tAat IN
i've divisions viii ere long male i1nctare viii
each other and rrO0oeed jOgetherlin a body
A detachment Of 400 cavalry Was sent cut from
here day before yesterday, u scOUr the country 70
twenty miles around under command OF Lieursnan
Kelly, Of the regular service, for the purpose Of q
curing all tho wagons, horses and mules he ca
seize.
As the adjacent counties have been pretty effect
ually cleared out By the rebels it doubtful # he
y will have mueh success.
Parties arriving here from the North snl Rase 81
the people are growing Impatient viii Fremont
decay but they do nos at all eOnnzsheni the d q
eultes that encompass ain, sn1 ths wa: O5stscla
he has to overcome
Fremon, Is extremely anxious to march SOut
ward. but knows !. would prove fatal to the caus
ne has 80 much &c heart 20 proceed upon the exc
ditiOn unPrepared.
One Of General AcKinstrys scouts arrived "a
evening, having Left Sterling Prices csma south
the 0sceOla, on the Usage The scoat passed thr
days IN the rebel camp, whers there were aba
nineteen thousand fighting Easn, eli State troo
who were II q wretched cOndiuoa. poorly clad a
with hardly sny proVisi0ns Their arms we're
varied character, bat moatly shot guns aud Old IA
Toned rites
Price was anxious to get further South. a.
had heard End believed Fremont pursuing b
with sixty thousand troOps- Il is reported that
expressed great disappointment IN not being join
II
does nos End them soon he will harry into
State, aud il IS not improbable he has crossed
line by this.
The wsgOns aad mules for transportation fr
the adj AGENT counties, come in slowly here.
Two Of the cavalry detachmenEs arrived this
terno0n, almost empty handed.
Military officers here express great regret
the conduct Of this war IS 50 much inalenecl
politics and distinguished General declared
evening. that on this account the Federal C
never looked 50 dark ss ST the present hour.
Il is ruaOred that Adjutsnt General ThOUas
challenged really by Gen Fremont, at Upton,
cause h believed the latter was tee source Of 4
Of the gross lisrepressntatiOns agsin5E him.
the latter declined duel u the account Of hIs
longing 20 the church.
MsiJr Steele has been appointed Assistant
t1nt General TO G-n. McKinstry.
GensraaI Fremont thinks there Is 3 prospect
fight with the rebels the Ossge aud psrh
skirm;sh nesr WarEsw.
The Eniiitl-y here are -ery active. end lie
lery, infantry and cavalry are daily asii.ed
adapted 70 active service.
This division Of the arny - saiA to be bette
pared for the lad thsE any 9! the remlia'n3
All Qaiet here tonight and at points 10 the
Transportation. upon which she succtss o
ezped;sija 6epeEl5, Is eiiA greatly neeted b
army.
Sr. J0sEPH, Oct. I5.-Eirhsy OF Major James
airy at Cameron. on Saturday, came upon 80
rebels in corndsd, twenty mIes aoutl -Of
ron, in Ray county. The advance guard
routed them, they seeking refuge IN the
Our guard Waa reinforced by thirty, WheI
completely drove tleEl from that section.
eghs and taking five prisoners. -Four II
were wounded but none killed.
Our cavalry were ared upon by IS men
Lieutenant has thirty-t~O bullet holes in hia
and six scratched his skin.
AICuIsON Oct. 15.-The statement made
tern papers that party Of sscsssiohists a
one Of the Overland coaches is utterly false.
run with great regularity and without troUb
any source.
The employees &C the company, nam5erin
hundreds, hsve al recently taken tbs oath
glance.
Maps and specifications received from
veying party on the roHte from Denver
Lake, shOH the obstacles are muah less th5
anticipated, aud that the road can be corsirj
a com parsdTely small expense.
miscellaneous.
HARrFoRn. Com. October I3.-The Ssuat
vote Of twelve to six this morning passed
lowing;
Rsso!Us5, That the messenger Of the sen
and ia hereby directed and requested 70 rem
the Senate Chamber, the portraits Of Lsaac
and Thomas IL. Seymour, and tatt NAene
Comptroller shall be satisfied Of tseir loyal
instructed to return their portraits @ JheiF
places on the wall,
NV YORE, October l5.-The steamer
which WAS purchased in Cinsds last sprinl
e-r-r- y,stercse which lai m fha srtrooait