The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

Confederate government, but has regular commission
from the same Captain u states that while forage and
pay they lavish in their SUP es for Sarnes force
the women bouquets upon The rebel
vile.
rHs NEW BRIDGE Across TsE CUMBERLAND.
Now completed contains four hundred and ien{v ,ir,
zee, Zee, n 1tasug The draw Is Two hundred feet lone x,
ing $ls oco The contractors were Nee ~4aw cost-
Burt 4 Co., Of Cleveland supsrin,e- - lhscher,
tsndsnt Of railroads in this - MILITARY supsrn-
tho civil engineer. BY --essoa Nj. 9. rraf.on was
days, or forsl' ~ed - compeis ths bridge In sixty
iod Ter ycct per day for every day beyond thas
s.hs ss~. difnculsrs IN the supplies OF timber, So,
s suoo<sdcA in 2, filing their cor tract within
,S G sAe time OF limitation, 70 tho satisfaction q
,ne ~. srnsut supervisor. There some talk Of i'm.
~ 1iety recsrstrucing the wire SUSPENSION bridge
Or We Cumberland river for passenger travel 70 %
unoef the erection and AZ the expense Of Nashville
GOVERNOR JoHNsON
Continues immersed in his COVE mental duties. He N
determined to root GU: secessonm and strikes = 10
ordinary game accong purpose left him but
Anew moments aso and Il was with no little surprise
that Afterwards resd the following despatch IN Louis
vile paper, received this evening
teegaphc despatch from Augusta: dated the TIL 70.
ports that Gsver.oT johnson was iisd a Nashville BY
This will be news 70 those who live 10 Nashville.
Governor Johxson 10 still alive and TO proceed
IN ms good WORK OF the great State and generous
people OF Tennessee 10 their former position the federal
Unin.
DIARY or ONION axczUrTzN0 opuC1R IN SUNNI AND
WILSON COT MITES rESxEsEx.
JuSE TO- 1852 Loft Nashville for Galatin company
with Leigh Tranord, at seven O'Clock A. u. this day
reached Gallatn at eight o'clock Presented
letters Mr. Barker Of c. who gave me very little
couragement; he rs good Union man; he introduced
horse and buggy W. ie sSou. ab Ss usss
nine O'Clock for lafayette, over good turnpike
We travelled seventeen miles, 70 the Rock Ho, %,
where Ne tosk dinner. We found the inmates OF this
house TO be scng well the most Of the
people that We hid passed the road A,ho Oh civil
AZ salvers, Two miles and half beyond took road
TO the right which was very rough and rugged and APP
tinaticn, AZ about dusk The natives seemed much
surprised At the appearance O soldiers Many
ignorance Of which seemed 70 thr W the people
into great srate Of suspense The sentT cnts of the
people are very much divided. The prominent Union
men in tho place are Messrs Lsagaves, wilkinson Fen
ham, Allen and Wootcock. ] stopped at the house Of
Mr.. Wilkinson County Clerk HIS fam ly very intel
igent. We retired carly after receiving eundry words
OF caution from him in regard to movements in
sought after by the rebels. made inquiries
all loyal persons as to the supposed OF
mission the universal roply was ''1hsre twenty
young men in the county"
JuSS llGot up esriy this morning ate my breakfast
aiter which saurtered look my fed Of
tion, ard become acquainted with ihe people. found
the men spoken OF above with the exception OF Msssrs
Wilkinson and Woodcock, who were away At ten
O'Clock had concluded that could do nothi g atL-.
Mr. Ben ham, Tax Collector Of the county OFF, ell pilot
having him shod, we got away from lat about three
O'Clock Istirted about hour the others,
conRHi Win MISE FiKn a OF4utlul country CASSIE"
with whom rode for about five miles. waited her
house until Mr.. b. and the sergeant up, when
Went on. We travelled about six miles further IN the
house OF good Union man, named Heuser, where
spent the night The country very thinly settled and
the crops lock bad, which being gathered Ia. Mr..
Heuser thinks there are young u be had. The
people seem 10 be awaiting the opening OF East
to the Union troops before they taks part in
furthsring the up,an cause
LARGE SEIZURE POWDER.
Lieut. Tarrant, OF the ordnance Dcpar and Lieut.
wharton with a detachment Of men, malc excursion
last n ht ~ Ashland Cny shout twenty i've miles be-
low here, In sea Oh Of powder mill. They the
little steamer Adelaide They returned to-day, ing
Mr. Watson from Massachuse Is. II had been opra
tion for lumber Of years, and the principal
factory during the occupancy OF Nashville by the rebels
Al the time Of the all of loneson there about
nifty tons In the magazine, which guarded by de-
tachment Of Alabama cavalry; but they
frightened that they lief. the powder and skedadded
The powder was all broug in and the
here VIII BE- turned over 10 tho secesh homeopa~
THO doses
Mr.. wilson processes TO be loyal man and expresses
great pleasure in having the powder proper place.
His wife dausber OF Governor Marcus Nor ton Of
Taunton Gass The powder making firm Is com osed Of
M Watson AMI Mr. vetter, English subject The sci
70 OF this large amount ammunition ia an even OF
import apce AMI the of the expedition is due to
the discretion and timely preparations OF the 10
Command Lieut. Wharton has been appointed Ordnance
Officer at this post, Lieut. Earran being transferred
SAY lam