The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
PROGRESS or THE ARMY IN rEMmEssEE.
Oar Nashville Corrsspondenes.


~ Es1 Of Federal saecesses-kssass Of sAs Mayor
81 M Avi <-rAs Fsh AZ Rssdyrils-' rsw- 1hsp'
DsssS~t at Ackians.llc- tousmess ~0ogtxre
" tss Rsosl Gaspo~ir, de-, dc. 60 ifss
me news Of q: ocsapaiiSa u Nsmphis, followed by
ne ssiiaai action Of General Nsgey in the seizure Of
giving the chief city Western Tennessee
md The master key Of Eastern Tennessee into the pos
ession Of me federal forces, has Infused fresh sprt
1 -nshusssm among the Union Of this city, Thsy
b not openly sxlt, but their quiet yet hrm look and
Seady tread demonstrate the satisfaction they *
riencs In the tidiags me sscessionsts in Nashville
I'D not sppsar 10 realize the fact that Memphis
Bars until the reports that effect confirmed by
ubEequcnt intelligence from unquestionabe authority.
Merchants and others have already left Nashville 70
resume their business and social relations with Me
phs that trade between the two
places reopsned is made by the following Advertise
nsnts in the Nashville papsrs,--
ftsr EoAr YoR MKMAS-The United States sail packet
NAY DUKE, Strong, master, Wall leave Nashville Ter
nsnphis on Saturday, june "a - twelve O'Clock
A. HAMILTON CO., Agents.
UMrxD STATES NAIL PACKET FOR NExpR.s. -The steamer
SNO. A. FlsHSa, Morris, master, wall leave Nashville
Cor Memphis ON Monday, June 10, At twelve O'Clock.
A. HAMILTON CO., Agents.
UNITED sxarE posr ofsscE ARRANGEMENTS xExPup
NJ. j. Pennington, Esq. Of Memphis, who has been .
UDion refugee that place, has already left for his
States Post Office Agent via Louisville the
former postal arrangemsAs Of The city Of Memphis with
Me federal Union.
The OCCUPATION CHATTANOOGA
The despatch from General James $. Negcy 10 Cover
Dor andrew Jchnso, received last night, furnished the
Hrst rsiabe intelligence the entrance II the federal
Yorces iAto Eastern Tennessee.
TINE SENTIMENT EAST TENNESSEE
very strong much than in either OF the other
aivsi of The state Il gave twenty thousand majority
" the Union at the time OF the vote, last June when
Me State was pronounced out Of the Union by .
kN n nf 1hA cDr Thn IfUnn
With l0.t00 mon, Is reported TO have passed through
CUNT erand Gap. and = be advancing knoxville,
aevean,e Of last Tennessee rom the presence Ct the
hv aders from the South In progress and
Sctims Of rebs Il ranay IL thai ,Ovaj Dors,oa o.
tennessee may be relieved and dissn thrallsd.
THS SITUATION IN NASHVILLE.
The chanss in political sentiment In The city Of Nash.
vile rs becoming more and more apparent IL may.
howsvef be state. 40 era uai ana gentle transmit
grafton o. the eenas of The inhabitants, as mass,
from disioyaity ~ fca ~ s. the OF the United
Bates. The is no stampede as yet, although the brdge
the Cunbs lane Is rebuilt and the yesterday
crossed with sa ETY. and rapidiy from Edgefsd. While
Che work Of tn rebels is OF devastation the
sructon Of this ssrvieabls dgc shows that the mis-
SION OF the United government Is Of
AOo aid cvllza IL event that attributes
lot only u tne convenience but 20 the commercial
Jrost ny OF the Nashville The city owes
some 100000 public debt principally TO New York par
aes-nO little share OF II to the Phenix Bank your
The pecuniary importance Of Nashville be int
gest 70 your citizens. John gh Smith, Esq, the
lntellgence
n the discharge OF his du hes, and contributing largely
10 the support Of Gov johnson measures he has
Tor The maintenance OF the government. The
soiiowing sacopy OF
ZEE FIRST ME>sAsg OF MAYOR SMITH The COUNCIL
or NASHVILLE
MAYORS OFrcE, NASHVILLE, june 10. 1852
- THE CRY CssseiL:-
ieeasht pro the oth day Of April last elect
oee o. Ma. ina. W s.s Ias Seeasaonea BY the
ake me oath o. 10 ally rsgired u him :! his Excel
anmsS 70 With he nos
Ae Stat. o. Tennessee tAIt 10 D. which reads fol-
any oaee q trust nner ,hs constitution any
cate. shereo take oah support The CONSTITUTION q
Slilsa sa.ss which form such oath There
%. natural sod lsaun.e seqqsnc o. ,Ls oath simply %
ssns urged against i. win but ie~ exceptions
pea slirs d.soyab TO tie government Of the Eni.ea
Ssss .na .rlsnl. assa p n present re5elon,
N. government Ts aae thereby avoid the ne.
oessity martial law. and al sAs assist ~
fecefa government in city urscition has been
when accepted the once tina. for while 1
but haa Abiding Of prejudice ana
aga 1 D. re" sa. sna q A
enpro,e4 dition IN the public mad
observani iuzen an Il Eo,d that long Nash
III VIII oeupy the same position IN the Union she did in
0entenel, cong you yoar eminent
orssn1ln4 me ~. cut ianielIa. csparmen,s Of the
hnue.cs brought 70 bar prr,ent success Of
h. found he once. a.. Reeord 1rsasarsr chisL Of
ana Deputy. a4d many places night pouce and
pre- ,seasa yls y the the IN
Aave hlea with cizens who, Tor worth energy, Will
eannsraton aud you nave cause 70 coagratu ate your.
a ae .s s =. o ing sS on with ss the
S.rrsa' 'sn -"1 s'-~'" 10 ''sn 10 SnAnse nA' %
sonmena me str.~1s, .,onoy "a eap Idtores and he
sne aayers should OF be opr,es,e or the comfort and
s.s-o9g 40 cap nj .osola.siy nsess
b. 1oss b s o. sf s sSnss,s ms r 1s
s. eessi Of IL &C l..sd ana inaeatsdness
o.sser Treasurer JOIN Rains ana .la the me By you
nj ~ te tsas mns yo, All haa an Ia i.cn ~ -,
ss.esn 20 city ,scees Of
bans on dspo and was draw oas ar'g me wee Of The
saOseqa' ~ banged Without n,puting .he thghsssi
syil INT 90 tie plties conssrDed respectfully recon-
shorty ait,r ny esctsoa iaiorrned cy the supcfn
s 81 s e & rs AZ sas u NE, ws Cap PAM
n-sa, u t.e Y 80 rms sers pepAr. nent -ccu-d
sseurng bare aope 70 amfe supply icI
: close rls MON, alton as Mayor and Chief
81 raj n9sasrt ana colonel aatS.ss Provost Marshal,
go he guar uncer the,r eonanl my HEARTFELT thanks
T. ths city. Inrtaa syeBdals aud He's ans" who Tad
ss sss have found tea a and Se
Sisc pI soaiery dsd ~ high sense Of day 70
Ha,inx ,o,sl, served Mayor shall en-
NaeaYoT 10 the dudes my otss With The
remain 0tedent
John HUbH SMITH, Mayor.
IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT Or CONSERVATIVE
have ascertALod to-ay thai Hon. Neil ). Brown and
Nun Der Of other Union - nfahzcii 10 this city, who
MT as yet o, snly ayowed their s'ntiments TINS
81 m ubtic us@<ing prepa. atoms TO hold grand
" meeting here, which rid represent feeling that
Vt as YET been disu!ged. The convention will have
net " not only assisting ia reAorng Tennessee TO
K Nr relations Ia the lederm Union but In keeping
nj position.
oARD o c.AIas- 81 rs1arriAL EyIpKyoE OF LOYALTY.
nitahS board is sltting In this cit, sdudicating
Z ths clfms citizens and others tho have been
wed OF property b. the Hecessitics,r convenience
w lafsraI thDrires. When a claimant appears he
enrcd " pocurs proof q La lyay ,,csiass taking
- 'Ath. cay OF two ago armed nan who HAD
gst mus, appssl ed and asserted thu he was sld
~ haa oesn Union man. la suppprtof his dccia-
IN ns sala ne had whipped sccesslonst on election
S"'. hs was requested 10 furnish proof OF the fact
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