New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
TIE OCCUPATION OF NASHVILLE
by GEN. BUELL..
REACTION In TENNESSEE.
THE OCCUPATION OF CLARKsvILLE
Com. Foote'S Proclamation to the Citizens,
IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN. HAllECK.
ST. LOUIS. Monday. Feb. 2. 1864

ST. LOUIS. Monday Feb. ?. 1854
A special dispaich from Cairo, 10 The Democrat,
says the latest intelligence from the Cumberland, Is
that G-n. Buels forces occupy Nashville. Gov.
Harris has called in al the Tennessee troops, and
t. strong reaction has occurred among the people.
CuEo. Saturday, Feb. q, Ice2.
Everything is quiet al Fort Doneson.
The Rebels, before evacuaiing CiurksvilIe, fired
railroad bridge crossing the Cumberland at tina;
point.
Commodore Foote issued The following proclsma-
ten:
JyBABIT.NTs oY CIaRKsyrLLr: A. the rugges-
tioA Of the Hon. Cayo Johnson Judge Wisdom, and
tie Mayor Of tie .ity who called upon yesterday.
after Aostiug ne Union flag on the forts, to
ascertain my views and Intentions toward the eli
gems and private property hereby announce TO all
peaoeabiy disposed pesslns, that neither in theis
persons nor property rh II they suffer moeaton by
me, or 10y The naval forces uuder my command and
they may safely Iesume their busness ayocitious
wi n ASSURANCES OF my protection. AZ tie same
time ! require that al military stores and arm,
equipments shall be suucn Tered, 10 IaTt Of them
beng wLbcid OF destroyed; and further that
Seo,s ion flag or manifestation Of Secession feeling
email be exhibited AAd Tor the faithful Observance
Of these condition., shall hold the authorities o the
city responsible. ASDBrw II. Foorr.
IAe Nashyiie papers advise tie undermining Of
some ol the bluhs on the Cumberland River, and,
On tie approach Of our eunboa,s ei.her to destroy
them or o. -truct the channel.
Tie following order hes been Issued:
Hr,nay.ETEHs DVPsETvE.r or MIs,orm.(
81. Louis, Fob , iS52
Tie VI 4ioI-Gonefal commanding ltis ID, iarment
dc-ires 10 impress upon al officers tie importance OF
preserving good oder aud discipline among their
;rcors As Ire srnies of the IVES, advance into Ten
res, e ari tie Son herr States, e. Us show 20 our
a-ii;~' .izera q there States that come merely
10 crush OF 'le rebellion. and rer,orc TO item the
ve,ce ADD benefits OF tie Constitution ard The
Clion. OF which they have been deprived by selfish
and arpiiaipled ieadeIs
Toy lave been oil chat We came 20 oppress AID
plundCr. By orr acts we viii uudeceive. We viii
pfuyc % tltn that we come 10 restore, pot 10 yo-
NE tic Cons,ilu ION and the laws. La restoring 10
o. ON the glorious flag Of the Union we will assure
them ;hs+ they shall enjoy under It's fcls tho same
protection OF lite and property Ia IN former days.
Soldiers. Ut no excess on your part tarnsn the giory
OF Cur r :. The orders heretofore issued from tli7
Gers 'nehi, In regard 70 piilagng, marandinr, and
the destruction of private properly and stealing spd
tie CONGO lreUf 81 sIyos, must be eirictir enforced.
l. does not leloDg to tie military 70 decide upon
tie relation II hao.er AID slave. suct quo dion
mu.' be teitied by To civil Courts: No fugitive
Il ~ wil therefore DE gsniiied within our lines
OK oamrf, cxccyt when specially ordered by tie
cei.susl l,auaIiiHg. y omen ADD children, meI-
cha1s isrneIs, = cchsuics, and all perfors not IN
arm. are regarded 81 non-cOmhatunis and are not
10 lie ro-std ettcI ~ th.g person or property. II,
lovever thcv asss' aud sid tho enemy, 'hoy become
beu.erelts, and VIII De treated ~ such. As they
violate Gee law. IL war; they Will be made TO suffer
tha p,nl, CO If such violation.
4 Ni.ars stores and pubic property OF the enemy
,iet be surrendered, and sternp 10 conceal such
propcr.v hy fraudulent transfer or otherwise, viii
he iua shed; but no private properly will DC touched
,,,l.l by order Of the General Commanding. net
ever Il yc.omes Necessary forced contributions for
u. q i.fgg f.YTf mr. De
s1cl e. 49, viii be made ~ bght rs loesible aud D.
80 di.iI!h Ted As to produce di-'Ioss among the
people. Al properly 80 taken n'ntt Lc ioceiied TO-
tuI,y md accounted for az heretofore ii cCtcf.
/ iI..r olncJs viii be re- M the bead Of cvcry
p, ofr eat ana I'll ohces oie commanded to strictly
DfOlu, ,hei1.
N II. NOLAN, A. q.
In, cunboat Eek arrived from Cairo to-day.
She will be Immediately PIT Oh tie ways. 30 fee,
added To- her ltngti, ier machinery lowered into The
hold. and repaired throughout; in lbe most thoIeueh
manner.
Cat. Porter wlo cane on The FsseN If improv-
irq nIialy. HE face and hands pretty severely
s-al,d. tni lie iuislcd eteam, and will DO READY
ior culy again soon. -
81. Lorfs 1sniay Pet. "a. 1852.
Tile R,,uiic0n's CAIRO dispatch says that the re-
p9rt, aio.. 4 : evacuation Of Columbus are entirely
G.c. Tie Retels ne still there III strong force
None Of tie earris9n has been Withdrawn, and they
evidently uteud making q desperate stand there.
Iotisviiil, AoAday. 10 %, is'2.
Tustworiy rrya.e iuformaiionreceiV ed tonight,
assufe- us That Nashville is virtually in possession oi
tie uu'on iOfec'.
The s,eulcr Arsonau' from Cairo, arrived from
IeGes .ouyil.e iii afternoon With l9I OF Tie Fort
Done Oh prisoncrs, including Gen. BncAncr andSah
They were in charge Of detachment OF Union
soldei1 uudcr con Il AID of Capt. Walker, aHd were
sent 70 Indianapolis b. special train this afternoon