Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
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Later frem Pensacola.
NO GREAT DAMAGE BONE.

The Bakincre Sun Of .he 10Th, reports The
arrival Of the steamer Norwegian ct PORT
land, EIsh dates q tbe. elh. No commercial
| news.
/ The London Times expresses The emphatic
opinion ,bat She reconstruction o. theAmeri-
can Union Is Impossible.
= telegraph dispatch from Barns:oBD, on
the 18th, ssys the locomotives ard mashin-
cry belonging 30 the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have been removed by tie Coined
| crates in ibe direction Of Winchester and the
track for twenty miles taken up.
The Washington Star, Of the 1871, says
the Navy Department expects TO hear 80
| nOr:oB from .hs Calf, probably he taxing
Of Pensacola and she Navy Yard by Col.
Brown.
northern journals are 5ubiisnt at he az
| rest Of Mason and Slideli. They are 10 be
sent 70 Boston. The journals consider that
Great Britain viii not regard their arrest as
a matter Of any serious consideration.
a gentleman yast arrived e. Richmo1d,
says he Federal forces IN the neighbo-hood
OF Alexandra is eighty regiments, many Of
which are skeletons, with seven Cavalry reg
tments, slso sleletoned, and 19 batteries.
He considers shas indicasions favor an early
engagement.
RIcskoEp, Nov. 24.-Via New Orleans
The firing On both sides yesterday gradually
ceased a. night.
Col. VelIipgne was slightly wourdsd in tie
arm, bat CALAMITY commanded al b:ss;po
IS commander OF Fort AcRea-
No casualties yesterday. The Navy Yard
is but little Injured.
The town OF Warrington vas set on Ere
by me Federal shells.
The above dispatch is the Substance Of an
Official dispatch, dated Pensacola. 6 o'clock
yesterday evening.
NOZZLE, Nov. 24.-Tbe Advertisers Pen
sacola correspondent. yesterday, says the
steamer Time escaped and arrived safe.
Our loss up TO O'Clock was five killed
and y wounded.
prs-half Of the csnIonade continued to-
nighs presenting magnificent spectacle.
Several bombs exploded over and near
Brsgg7s and GIaddin's stat. injuring none.
Bragg was constantly greeted wherever he
vent.
Three batteries and the Louisiana Infantry
COMMANDED by Capt. Wheat Bstchfelder and
Lieut.. Eaeder greatly distinguished them
selves, and Capt. YsDbenib1ysen;s marine
battery is entitled TO Ike distinction for
gTesS efficiency.
One Of The ensmy's slips e thought to be
severely damaged. she bas Dct fred 6 gun
70 day.
TIE Niagara vss the Only szsssl engaged
30 dag.
But three irigatss ale in sight.
Some Old. buildings Fefe burned by the
enemy hst shot. bat he loss amounts TO
nothing.
Shot passed through the hospital. but in
jared none. as the sick had been removed.
4 number Of shells fell in Fort Pickens, il
IS believed with much effect.
The enemy's land batteries are playing on
the navy yard.
Billy Wilson's buIlies are taking no part |
in the fight.
Our loss in killed and wounded is IG,
The Pensacola Press dispatch this morning |
says the firing ceased at o'clock this morn |
ing, and has not been renewed up to 4O3
O'Clock.
Several buildings in Warrington are burnt
The Niagara is reported disabled.
Six ships are now outside.
RICHMOND, Nov. "a, 1861.
4 dispatch from Pensacola, dated Friday, |
0 p. m, Gays the fight ceased this evening in |
of darkness and the prevailing |
rain storm. The casualties to-day, amongst |
tue Confederates, were four killed and ten |
wounded, mostly at Fort McRae, the enemy's |
firing resulting in but little damage to our |
mel in the Notifications We are unable TO !
report the loss or damage done to the enc
my.
The following ofHeai dispatch has been
received
O'BAENoNsVILLE, near Pensacola, Nov. %, |
6 p. m.--The bombardment has just ceased. |
1t continued throughout the day, very DELHI !
erately on both sides. We kept the ships at |
a respec tfnl distance. Fort McRae has not |
suffered. whilst yesterdays damage has been |
mostly repaired Col. Villepigue was wound
ed in the arm by fragment of she'll, but |
his post nadfully in command |
OF Fort AcRae.
The town OF Warrington is now on fire, !
caused by the e1emy's hot shot