New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
are rebuilt they are reburpt-as fast M rnilrond
lines are opened, they are again cut off when v i'll
and where " i'll the work end

are rebuilt, they are reburnt-as fast M railroad
| lines are opened, they are again cut off, when vii
and where will the work end 7
| The fvrce now at Nashville is quite sm,ll-three
giments Of iLtant'y battery or two, snd litt e
cavalry. Tho Sixiy-sevenih Ohio are acting ~
provost guard. Col. l.. ID. CAM bill, III. commander
Of the regiment and Provost Marshal. will b. re
niemne ed ne the distinguished po iciaD who before
he lett the arena stood i III among The OF Ohio.
Many Of his characteristics well adapt bin TO hir
present 10 ilioD. lie has fine body men, but
they have been kept doing guard duty almos, con.
sauty since their oIgtiilailUn early last Fail. COL
Moody's Seventy fourth Ohio il &, C;her regiment
that has never yoi faced an armed foe The reg-
ious world and MetboGsis especially, will better
know hun rs tie Rev. Granville Moody. the able
and Ion gin TWO senses-lTeac' or and debater. He
claims 10 BE- still as much minister ever In All
swert % u remark that he had changed his prof sson,
be replied No Sir; not changed in the slightest de-
gee; preach as much as ever did; jnst Put hi- Oh
with TIE otl En- His Ii uenant-Colooel Aiexan-
der Won S'hiadrr il a inc y c. men Of the German
soldier. When tie war lroke out. he WAS living M
ubuoiced lite III Cincinnati, but sought out aud
put III MS present position.
When tie river here has been low men have
taken ont many OF the cannon 81 liked and thrown in
the river by the Rebels before their evacuation.
To- iay noticed in one place twelve large Iie--s,
some Of them very large beside many ,iS and twelve
pound ~ ces. Some of these guns are quite Vaua-
bic and would well repay IenouBiing. We are
certainly OF suffering from want oi artillery or
" Yankee Ingenuity would have long ago removed
the r! likes Some of the largest of these, that were
10 be Yankee rcpelcrs ought to be planted on Capl
tai Hill there 10 remain H. a remembrancer, to C
eope of Nashville Tor AL time 10 come, Of her folly
a madness
The State liouse which adorus this same hill s a
building OF which any city might well to proud.
Wandering through it, lofty belle and magnificent
chamber Que does not like 80 believe that they
have ever been u,ed TIE gathering Place OF tuch
men I'd Isham HAMS and HE corpeers. Another
aud Al wOrthier ulan now occupies the " Governor r
Room" The cdIes OF State tecn To sit nightly on
Gov. OH son, IL VT my indCe iiOm bis ale hearty
ppesTanCr His eve has lO,i none OF rs b2i tners,
AID YOU rte none Of the evidences Of that Ot Jc,ton
sGd anxiety that would cypress most men IN his
osiiion His policy OF 10 compromise, no delllan,
with treason and triofs, ~ tie policy We most yet
con'e TO- i tlr kehoil0n Is 10 be .eedily put down.
He not only talks this but I've acts It. Tonight the
rooious " martyrs 10 the cause of SOuthrin hide
ptLdcuco the Nashville cleTgy--alt TO be st"Ti.d
70 their new homes.
Gererally sicakng " Birds Of feather flock
together" These have done % for time but are
now tboulh capable Of establishing several G. lonies.
Two 20 60 o. o, to Comp Chase; Two TO Indian
al oils, one 10 Macliuaw, and the offers 90 south
among their fIioIdr. Some OF the irsfer liz ts,
whom the Cove does not wish 10 elevate 80 con-
icuously into public notice, viii retain their pre-
sent quarters.
Gen. Nelson has, ] am told, ordered the citizens
of Alurfieesboro TO replace the DEPOT ard bndge,
within a specified time, lest woIse thing be.al
them.
Once more we have regular mail communication.
| do Lot know whether letter. rent North DUNG the
st two days have reoched their If sIinaIon or not
we at Iiunisyill, have hal but little from the North
in that tinie j return to that pince in the morning.
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