Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

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From Virginia..
BUNKER HILL, July I7.-Patterson move
towards Winchester Tuesday. and will reac
there Tuesday night. His force number
21.OOO
1t is supposed that johnson will skirmisl
heavily, but not fight q pitched battle.
From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Tbe Missouriana un
der Magohin attacked the Federalists between
Sedalia and GEORGETOWN. killing seven an
losing 5 themselves. Magofiin has 700 men
Boernstein announces that he will admins
ter no more Oaths of allegiance, but will
keep the suspected confined.
From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE advance guar,
reached Fairfax at noon. The Confederat.
pickets retired an hour before, falling bacl
on Centreville, where they will probabl,
| make a stand.
| WASHINGTON, July 16-The army has ad
vanced! Gen. Mcdowell left at 3 80 .. IN.
| to go somewhere. The last brigade of The
5th division, commanded by Brig. Genera
| Lewis 'Blendin, formed last night abou,
three miles from their original location. To
| day they were at Hunting Greek, Va, IL
miles from Washington, and is to form the
vanguard of the whole column.
| This forward movement of the troops has
had wonderful effect upon the sick list. II
has nearly cleaned out the hospitals.
| Especial TO the New York Tribune.I
The columns this afternoon probably
| moved only to the advanced pickets To-mor.
| row morning At eaily dawn they will press
| forward upon the enemy. The first lighting
will probably take place at Fairfax Court
| House, where there are nine rebel regiments.
1t is believed that the design of our Gene
| rails is to avoid Manassas Junction. and if
possible, circumveut it, A positive intention,
however, is, to allow no delays, but to push
vigorously South, aud fight their way to
Richmond
Ii is also supposed that the movement TO
this important point will not be direct, but
by TANKS, and that our column will pass
around the city and approach il from the
South, after cutting off all communication.
Information received here to-day states
that the Rebel forces at Aqua Creek Dun
fries and one or two other points on the Po-
tomac, have been returned to Manassas.
Especial to the New York Times
The army in Virginia to-day took up the
line of march for Richmond, via Fairfax aud
Manassas.
The force starting to-day is fully $4,000
strong. The number marching by actual
count is $4,000.
Colonel Burnside's Brigade went over the
Long Bridge at O'Clock this P. NJ, and
struck the road for Fairfax c. III.
The 9th New York, Col. Siocum, went
over at o'clock, aud also took the Fairfax
route.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-Nothing reliable
or official has been received from Fairfax up
to noon.
A courier from McDowell's headquarters
reported that the army marched early this
morning for Centreyille. Mcdowell said list
night that he believed the Rebels would fight
there.
1t is reported that Johnson is endeayoring
to form junction with Beauregard. Scouts
report thirty to forty thousand at Centreville
and Manassas. There is a rumor of an en-
gagement at Centreville, but it is uncon-
firmed.
WASHINGTON. July lS-HousE.-A Bill re-
hitting fines where ships are unable to get
proper papers, passed.
A bill forwarding soldiers letters without
additional charge. Passed.
A bill to pay volunteers from the time of
rendezvousing. Passed.
Senate orney called the Senate to Or
der, announcing that Hamlin would be alb
sent the rest of the session.
A bill for an Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. Passed.
A bill for the better organization of the
Marine Corps. Passed.
WASHINGTON, July IS.-The bill 10 modify
the Tariff meets unexpected opposition in the
House.
1000 axes were sent after the army.
House.-Action in regard to Mr.. May,
tending his expulsion account of mis-
Richmond visit, was tabled.
From Pennsylvania.
GERMANTowN, July l7.-Taylors division
moved early Wednesday. The SOutherners
fell back upon Centreville.
l.30, p. M.-McDowell and Staff have ar
rived. Four divisions will move towards |
the Junction Thursday.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MoNROE-Stesmers from ForfOlk |
were seen landing troops at Sewell's point |
where there is apparently formidable force. |
Preparations are being made to annoy the |
Federal shipping. There are doubtless |
masked batteries at Willoughby's point and !
opposite the Rip Raps. Two blacks from |
Pigs point, report the Sou,herners in force |
opposite New port News.
From Ohio.
CINCINNATI, July lS.-Coxe's Kanawha men |
fred at each other. killing two, wounding |
several, about 40 miles up the Kanawha at |
Red House. The cavalry charged on Coxe's |
column, killing two and MORALLY wounding |
one, when the cavalry wheeled.
From Louisville. |
LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-A large lot of Lea
Their has been seized at Salt River. |
Among the Southerners killed 10 Western |
Virginia, are Capt. Skipwith Of the Richmond |
Blues, Lieut.. Dawiett. DIR. Taylor and DR.. |
Wolk. Among the wounded are Capt. De- |
Laguel and his 0rst Lieutenant. DeLaguel |
escaped to the camp and was carried off pri- /
soner. 1t is reported that he cannot recover.
Foreign.
New YORK. Jnly lS.-The Steamer Asia |
with Liverpool dates of the 9th, has arrived,
She brings Ito, 900 pou nds specie.
Cotton sales Saturday 1900 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took 5000
,ales-closing steady. Breadstuffs steady,
PROVISIONS quiet.
The Arabia arrived out on the 7th
HAvRE.-Cotton buoyant. Sales of the
week $4,000 bales New Orleans tres ordi-
laire ll5f. Bas lO9f.