The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21
INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
Our Nashville Correspondence.

Our Nashville Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, May "A, 1852
Arre of Ez- Csrernor Neil s. Brocn-Osher Important
Arrests of Observation-Disclosures Men for the Uion-
Capture Of Some of Xorgan's AenRe Ssccars 10 Recap
ture Thew Hunsuitc Safe and QuiHPursai. Of Nor
gan and His Band-Resun,paon Of Nail Communsca.
tios,-G CLEANS of, Union Sts~sksne, &C., de-, dc.
Ex-Governor Eoin S. Brown arrested in this city
today by order Of Governor johnson. He s parole
for few days, in order to allow him time to mako
rancements for hia removal North From present ap-
pearances more southerners of distinction will the
North this than did tho last. Governor Brown
has not active part In favor Of the sscsssonsts
since tho Union troops arrived but Of the Mill
tary Board when secesh prevailed hero
The motto Of the Union mon In Tennessee Is now /,
Who is for is against u.s., and they acting
accordingly quiet bus irresistible revolution going
on In state, notwithstanding tho Morgan raids.
Mr. John W. Childers, OF Murrccsboro brother Of Mrs.
OK President Polk of this city has been arrested by order
OF Governor Johnson other prisoners from
region havcccenty arrived here and been placed
IN charge Of Provost Marshal Matthew'S The arrest OF
encouraging hs depredatons Of maraudng bands
will bo prosecuted with vigor. IL Is neck or nothing now
hq,woen rebel and Union.
The arrest If Mr. Childcrs, brother of Mre j. K Polk
and lila son nlaw Lawyer Ayant with other prominent
citizens in consequence Of the attempt to assassi.
nate Captain Parkhurst Provost Marshal OF the town,
last Saturday night.
Louisville hay ing boa ii3 rebel prisoners Including
Lieutenant Colonel Wood. Mofgar's second in command
and other officers cartured by General Duant at Iebs
ron in tho late Glht at that place The prisoners
under the charge Captan John u. Cunning, Company
X, Ohio Elf y.hrst, aad detachment from the samo
regiment, with a number OF convaescents. Reports
we're currcnt that attempt wo1d be made 10 capture
the boat on her passage down the Cumberland river by
Morgan and his Nc gan has sworn that ne would
rescue his cumpaplons II no went to hell for IT, There IL
no account Of his sac by latest Information.
We have accounts from Huntsville up TO hast Sunday
whea everything reported quiet The report thas
Mitchell was surrounded by the rebels Is not confirmed
Nashville is o poor place 10 obtain reliable In
tclligonco OF any movements; ard II - un-
safe to suse It after It is obtained. Mall com
muncaons between this point and the North ere rs yet
Of somewhat uncertain character consequent upon the
cclcrity Of tho operations Of John Morgan.
The Union cavalry In pursuit OF Morgan and his
band The paraldcrs win hardly escape. Gen. Dumon
wes asked by OF the cavalry oicers who was or.
dorc 70 pursue Morgan how long he should continue the
chase ''ynt the fiery lake freezes ovcrn y replied tho
General
Mail communications viii be opened in few days 10
several points In the interior Of Tennessee.
A eoam OF Union sunshine came from Cumberland
Gap to lay we shall have cheering intelligence
from Fast Tennessee. God speed IL.
The wcsSher is opprcssively hot.