The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-16
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The Columbia Is. CD Guardian says
Gen. Beauregard on reporting for duty,
was assigned to that department which,
we believe, includes Charleston and its
defences.
WAsHNGToS, Sept. 10.--The last Of the
wounded at Centreyille-two hundred
and fifty in number--arriyed here TO-
day. About City places are occupied in
and about Washington and Alexandra for
hospitals.
The action yesterday Of the 9Th I'LL
nois cavalry was with eight hundred Of
Colonel Ashby's old cavalry. Il took
place between Poolesville and barnes
Town. The rebels had fifteen killed and
wounded, including one captain. This
forenoon Farnsworth again met a portion
of them at Clarksburg, and took thirty
prisoners. They have already arrived At
headquarters.
WAsntNoroE, Sept. 10.--It is said that
Halleck states that the defenses Of Wash
iifHii==stss,si .sS SC scunlele ae 20 .ender lie
capture impossible. G. NJ Clay Is here.
Reports that he intends 70 resign his COM
mission as Brigadier- General, are incor-
rect lie repOrted himsclfready for duty
to-day at the War Department, and is
now awaiting orders. II is understood
that he will be appointed temporarily TO
an important command in the army now
in this vicinity, preparatory TO being as
signed TO a command west Of the Missis-
sippi
SALT LAKn, Sept 1O.-James Forbes
has Just arrived from Snake river, and re-
ports two trains attacked by Indians at
Subjects Cut OF, three hundred miles
north.
Fifteen or twenty persons were killed,
including women and children. -Four
parties arrived here within the past week,
having been driven back by the Indians.
One party of twelve had five wounded in
the fight with q small body of Snakes
The Snakes, Bannocks, and Shohones,
well armed with rifles and reyolvers, are
determined TO prevent the emigrants
going into Salmon county.
Col. Conner arrived here last night
The Overland mails are arriving and
departing regularly.
HARR1sBURG, Sept 10.-The rebels, il
is presumed, have arrived at some point
on the Northern Central railroad, as the
telegraph line has been tempered with
and the words slammed Yankee" heard
by the operator here.
| General Wool has been assigned TO the
command of ell troops North of the Sus-
| quehanna Within "a hours 10000 mer
will be in the Cumberland Valley, and
before Jackson can reach Ohambersburg
he will be required TO meet and overcome
10000 Pennsylvania yeomanry.
WAsHGNGToN, September 1O.-Speciall
state an officer just arrived from Pooles.
Vile early Wednesday morning, states
that large party of Stuarts cavalry
came down TO Edwards Ferry with in.
tentiOn of recrossing TO the Virginia side
but were repulsed by the forces undel
General Keys, who had occupied thu
place last night, and rctFeRted TOWARD
Frederick again, with loss Of 80 kill
ed and 100 of their forces taken pris
oners.
New YORK, Sept. 1O-The cOrrespon
dence between the so-cslled NatiOna
War Committee, of this city, and j. c
Fremont and the Secretary of War, i
published. The first contains a resolu
ton of the said Committee requesting
Fremont, if the Government should sane
ton il, TO take command with Genera
Mitchell Of an army corps of 10000 mer
to be raised from the different States, I,
which the Secretary of War replicc tina
Gen. Mitchell has been assigned com
mand; and that raising volunteers i
New York had been assigned 20 the Gov
ernor, who is cheerfully performing tn
duty.
HARRIsBuRG, Sept 10 Midnight
State messenger has sent intelligenc
amounting in substance TO the following
He reached position on the mountain
above Frederick, and, by means of
glass, saw all that was going on in town
He says there was evidently movemen
of troops in the direction Of Middleton
BoOnebOro going on.
Farmers informed him that iOrwar
movement began at three o'clock In
morning, supposed 70 be about twent
. | NnOubhuu btfOnB' ne saw lhfee reg
ments Of infantry, one of cavalry, an
eighteen cannon, and large number
. wagons at BooneborO. The soldiers look
: ed ragged, shOeless, and hatless.
A mail carrier, who was captured, say
8 great numbers threw themselves down
the middle of the road, attacked vii
bilious collie, caused by eating gree
corn. A skirmish occurred between Il
Michigan cavalry and Virginia cavalr
leading the rebel advance at Boonebor
r. They say jackson leads the colum
The rebel pickets were within a mi
o. and a half of Hagerstown at Gig
c o'clock this evening. The main boo
q appears TO be going between Boonebo
8 and Sharpsburg, eight miles from II
/. gerstown.
!, The rebel pickots uniformly told {
r farmers that jackson leads the army a
Q the Cumberland valley is their destin
n ton. All manner Of rumors are in q
d culation here with regard TO a great bl
II lie having been fought. can only 5
? with certainty that no intelligence
o this character has been received by &c
e graph or otherwise.