The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-28
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The question Of the recognition Of The
Southern Confederacy by England con-
tinued 20 attract considerable attention.
II was asserted that the English Govern
ment had announced its intention Of con-
tinuing neutrality.
The steamship City Of New York ar
rived ont ON the 10th.
--latest Uia Qaeefsi0ttih London OCT. II
Advicea from Italy say that Garibaldi is
about 70 issue another manifesto that he
will still endeavor TO carry out his pro-
ject Of taking Rome.
Paris, OFT. II The bourse closed in
animate yesterday at 9lf 85c. for rentes.
Mr.. Gladstone's strong language re-
garding the South continued 20 be the
prominent theme.
IL is asserted that the British aud
French Governments have lost no time
in announcing their resolution to presist
in the policy Of perfect neutrality. tits
also asserted that there is no likelihood
Of immediate recognition.
II is reported that the Southern Asso-
citation in Liverpool, and the Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce, influenced by
Gladstone's remarks would memorable
the Government in favor of the recOgni-
ton Of the South.
The city article in the Times says the
commercial classes in London are as
strongly opposed as ever to any action on
the part of the government towards a
formal recognition of the South, and hints
that the desire for the recognition comes
rather from the North than the South.
The Daily Neigs replies to the strict
ures upon President Lincoln's emancipa-
lion proclamation and defends it,
New York, Oct. PA special TO the
Tribune states it is ascertained that the
current complaints to the effect that the
army of the Potomac lacks necessary
supplies, and is unable 70 advance against
the enemy for the reason that they have
been withheld, are utterly without foun-
dation. When the matter was brought
to the attention Of the Secretary of War
he instituted an investigation which dis
closed the fact that every requisitiOn
from the army under Gen. Mcclellan had
been Immediately answered, and that
every article called for had been prompt
" delivered, shoes not excepted.
This we are enabled to state distinctly
and positively.
Reports differ respecting the present
Whereabouts of the great rebel army of
Virginia. The general opinion among
our officers is understood 70 be that their
main body remains in the vicinity of
Winchester. Intelligent residents of
Frederick City, however, protesting to
speak on the authority of deserters and
refugees, black and white, are confident
that little more than the she'll remains in
front of our forces, most Of the rebel army
behind it having crawled away. The
circumstance that Bragg has in like
manner escaped Buell. by evacuating
Kentucky, lends FEASIBILITY 20 this lat
ter suggestion in the eyes of some persons.
New York, Oct 24--The correspond
ent of the Tribune, writing from Bolivar
Heights on the 23d, says that more than
| half of the army now under command
of Major Gen. Burnside, in addition to
his own corps, the (9th) the commanders
of the I'd, and the 18th, report TO him.
The I'd, late Summers, is under Major
Gen, Couch. The 18th, Banks's, was as
signed three days ago TO Mai. Gen. Slo-
cum; but, while all the corps are under
Burnside, the three remaining ones to
the north and west of us, the 9th, 1st,
and 9th, are commanded respectively by
Fitz John Porter, Reynolds, and Frank
lin, who continue TO report directly to
Gen. Mcclellan.
The current belief that, when the army
of the Potomac moves it will be in two
bodies, one commanded by Burnside and
the other by Mcclellan, one to take the
enemy in front, the other in flank, is pro-
badly only an inference drawn from this
arrangement.
MEdPHIs, Oct 2l.-The Grenada appeal
Of the 18th has report of the capture
and occupation by the Federals Of an is
land in Galveston Bay. Nothing is said
of forces having reached the main land.
A fight is anticipated should they make
the attempt.
General Sherman ordered thirty fami-
lies to leave Memphis, on account of the
recent guerrilla outrages on the river
The Grenada appeal contains report
that Gems. Van Dorm and Lowell have
been ordered TO report 70 Richmond
Gen. Pemberton is announced as their
successor,