The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-24
By Last Nights Mail.
Especial to the Louisville Journal

EVANSVILLE, July 22.-One thousand
men, under Col. Garvin crossed the Ohio
river and occupied Henderson at daylight
this morning, without opposition.
A portion of Col. Garvin's command
went into the interior, but found none Of
the rebels who had been prowling about
in the vicinity.
The ram Hornet went up to Greensboro
to-day with company Of infantry.
Col Garvin has imperative orders from
Cen Boyle TO eXterminate the rebels in
this section of Kentucky.
STANFORD, KY, July 22d.-General
Green Clay Smith arrived here TO day in
pursuit of Morgan. In his retreat Nor
gan destroyed and cagied away twenty
nine wagons from Crab Orchard, destroy
ing a portion of the Government stores,
and distributing the remainder among
his forces.
General Smith has been ordered TO pur-
sue Morgan TO the State line and further
if it should be necessary to do 80 to an
initiate him.
HUDSON, Mo, July 21.-Information
has reached here that Col. Mcneil, with
| a detachment of Federal troops, had
| fight with Porter's gang of guerrillas near
Memphis, in which the rebels were badly
whipped. Our loss was - killed and 30
wounded and missing. The rebel loss
was much greater, 20 being left dead on
the field Col. Stacy, notorious ma
| rauder of that section, is among the killed
| Col Mcneil is still in pursuit OF POrter's
| band.
WAsuINGToE, July 22.-The navy De-
partment to-day received the following {:
Cairo, Uia Chicago, July 2l-The rebel
gunboat Arkansas, armed with twelve
riiled 6S-pounders, came out of the va
| zoo river on Tuesday. She encountered
first the TylOr, Carondelot, and the ram
Lancaster. After running figOt Of ten
miles, the CarOndelet closed with the
rebel gunbOat, and both vessels grounded,
fighting side by side-the rebel boat,
being outside, succeeded in getting of.
The rylOr steamed ahead, maintaing u
running fire, until the fleet was reached.
Our transports being in range, prevent
ed an effective fire from our gunboats
The Arkansas succeeded in getting to
Vicksburg, and now lies under shelter OF
the batteries there.
From all appearances she is much in
iured.
The total Union loss is y killed and
wounded. Among these are the eng neer
and pilot Of the Tyl0r
New YORK, July PA Fortress Mon
roe letter OF the 10th states that Beau
regard is in command of 10000 mon ol
the south side of James river, between
City Point and Richmond, to cover IN,
rebel forts
DETROIT, July 22.-An immense meet.
ing was held this afternoon to aid ia en-.
listments under the recent call for troops
The stores and factories generally wer,
closed throughout the city. Resolution,
were passed requesting the City Coun,
Gil to pay bounty Of fifty dollars to eacl
unmarried man, and one hundred dol
lars each to married men cnlstIng in tn,
regiments TO be raised by this city. Lib
eral private donations, in addition, vii
be offered. The greatest un0nimity pre-
vailed.
WAHNGToN, July 22-Workmen ar
now engaged in arranging the necessary
machinery for printing the recently au
thorized United states notes. On iuqui
ry it is has been ascertaiued that thos
' below the denomination of five dollar
, ! will be issued in three weeks.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Gcncral Pope
recent order requiring ali officers to re
! join their regiments without delay ha
i a visible effect in the hotels, salOos, an
other public resorts in the city To-da'
D the Provost Gaurd has been diligent i
hunting the strays without passes, an
shoulder straps have become few an
far between,
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Hon. John
. Phelps has been appointed military Gov
|. ernor of Arkan' as with full power, tn
! purpose TO ass st the loyal people
l. re-establish the Government there
{ accordance with the Constitution,