The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07
NO l53

VIZ copy the following paragraphs
from the Louisville Journal Of the lst
inst
BaECGINRpor's ARSn. - The latest
newspaper adyices from the Southwest
are 20 the effect that Brekinridsr has re-.
moved his command from the vicinity OF
Holly Springs and fernando They left
on the cars in the direction Of jackson.
Miss, and Il is supposed that his dssii-
nation is Rienza, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. lie appears to have been
afraid to cross from Byhalia to RienEa,
lest Grant who is on the alert should
come across and whip him. SO he has
got into the cars and is now going to re-
iniorce Price over the Railroad. II Is
surmised that the would-be President is
in no hurry TO get up with Price, who
will probably lead him into more fights
Than he sgenta "a aen
PRISONERS To ARRIVE. .--phe report that
the Third Georgia Cavalry Regiment
Col. Crawford had been captured on
Monday in q skirmish with the Federal
troops near ElizabethtOWn, has been con.
iirmed, II is not true, however, that the
prisoners, have been paroled, as they will
arrive in this city to-day.
In brief notice of General JefIeraon
G. Davis, the Indiana State Sentinel
falls into an error in asserting that young
Davis received his education al West
Point. Captain II, w, Gibson. of this
city, with whom Mr.. Davis served as
private in Mexico, procured his appoint.
ment TO cadetship at West Point, but
the appointment was subsequently with.
drawn, and he was appointed TO a second
lieutenaney in the regular army with
out graduating at the military school
He served with distinction under Gen.
eral Anderson at Fort Sumpter and won
his elevation to Brigadier. Geueralship
at Pea Ridge.
Affairs at DRnvine.
A gentleman arrived in this city YES
terday rom DlETillr, aud hrings Intpiigenr.
IS lale as Monday evening. General & Il
Bdckner had arrived at Dtnyiu. wjth b,.
command, consisting IF about three thnn.
sand men, aud had ,ccupied General ByIr',
| re.id'nce a. hi' headquarters
lhr u h'l0 ave -'.7ing private property uI
All de-c"ipti"n. belonging 10 Union mou
aud nave thnS couH'cated many horsps. lar,r
qnanllirs ot grtin, and provisions ol all
kinds Mr. Hall. Of Mercer comfy. VA.
robbed ol fourteen hundred bushels II grain
All The churclfs, lhf Deal and Dumb Aay.
lnm, and. nnmh'r ui private residence. In
pAhv y have been sci2ad tol hospital nnr.
| poses The residence OF De K. j. Brsckln.
ridge ha' mus been appropriated They Re.
I qnlre accommodations for about three thou.
sand sick.
! The rebels are engaged in lortilying the
hridg' over Kentucky river, near Csmp
| Dick R>hinHon, aad announce their deter.
mihauon 10 make desperate stand there
! when Nttuckod.
Gen. Buckner threatened to have our old
! friend Captain Nanard-dAle of Harrodsburg
NOT, iew days sg', for circulating coplea
oi the Louisville journal ia that portion ri
Dixie
HTNpU,N. MovENEyTs...-Th Memphis Bul
letin Of tbs 26th has some tldiogs of the rab-l
hiudman's movements. Four weeks ago b.
had his hsadQr artrrs abOu' Is miles north
west of Little Rock, with "A force ALREADY
collected. consisting OF parls OF eleven regt
ments. numbering perhaps iye or .ix hun
drad m-u. Nona OF The companies egcep.
two were full, while some had as low a. 90
! ind 80 each. The whole force was armed
With -hoiguns AID old tHrs. Hindman wa-
trying hard to R'I up an army ont VA.
meeting with bat litile success. Il haa nsl
quarrel with old holmes, bud this would
,eem 10 lend probability o the rumor In The
Grenada Appeal Oi lhr 22nd TO Tue cd-r
that be had been arrested for disObedipuc-
OF orders The Bulletin regards Il az certain
that the report Of hi- sppro oichng Spiop.
field Mo-. is . mi-tak lief 10 which me
| Conlvderate- have endsayOrod 10 strrhb, b pa
! liindmaus regiments ar made up nl con.
scrpts, aud many of them are r-pHrtrd ~
deserving every opportunity they g-s Ia
this way be- has been for sonir time ioilal Ia
his enlrIs 90 rasa an army