The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-13
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Death Of Beauregard's Wife.
GEN. M'CLELLAN REINFORCED.
Engagement Before Richmond
The Federals Victorious.
LEBANON, KY, BURNED,
&C., &c, &c.
GEN. M'CLELLAE REINFORCED,
LEBANON, KY, BURNED,


Examiner deplores the new position Of
Gen. Mcclellan. II also breads pesti-
lence at Richmond from hospital efiluvia.
Gen. Beauregard's wife died al New
Orleans recently,
Gen. Pope is appointed Brigadier-
General Of the Regular Army wee Gen.
Wool promoted.
New ORLEANS, July 4.--Gen. Butler
suppressed the City Councils by bureaus.
The steamer Fulton is aground at
Southwest Pass.
The Richmond Dispatch says Gen.
Mcclellan saved his army in a most
mastery manner.
The Federal prisoners in Richmond
number forty-six hundred.
JEFF. Davis has issued an order aging
that the Conrederates won a great and
glorious victory. A grand final battle
was expected Tuesday.
The Petersburg Express says Gen. Nc
Clellau has been reinforced by twenty
thousand troops, and that james River
is almost bridged by gunboats.
New YoRK, July 1.-THE steamer
Trentonia sailed with five hundred and
seventy five thousand and the City Of
Baltimore with two millions in specie.
MEx1co.-Juarez has appointed Com
onfort commander in chief Of the Mex
leans.
PHmADELrHIA, July 11.-Gen. McClel-
lan's private dispatches say all is quiet,
we are rested, the enemy has retreated.
II is supposed there has been another
light.
en-. Hindman has ordered the inhabi-
Ms near Giants Bridge TO burn their
provision and shoot their cattle.
Gen. Burnside's troops landed at New
port News
II is rumored that Magruder is moving
down the Peninsula.
The rebels have completely DISTRACTED
Bay by digging bitches entirely
Mobile and planting batteries.
e,lne Philadelphia Press has dis
patch of the 11th saying there was an
engagement yesterday before Richmond,
the Federals were victorious, and the
rebels were driven back several miles
no further particulars.
The Senate Committee concurs in
the reports on the con6scation bill,
agreed to 27 against 49, Colamer and
Rice not voting, the rest being absent.
New YORK, July 12.-Gold 14a14h
per cent premium.
A special to the New York Post says
the President was sent for, and had an
interview with the slave States Congress-
men this morning, and urging them TO
adopt his plan Of gradual emancipation,
and he said if not general emancipation,
it would come under less pleasant cir
cumstances.
New ORLENAs, July, 12.-Goy. Moore
issued pronunciamento urging contin-
ual resistance, ferbidding the trade with
the Federals, stating that the Southern
Independence was certain, and that he
recommends moving the State Capitol to
0pelousas.
Our pickets extend to Marietta on the
Amito river. The health Of the Federal
troops is fair; most Of the patients are
sick with chronic diarrhea, but few
cases of yellow fever having occurred.
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-The Federals,
with no loss, routed four hundred and
fifty rebel cavalry at New Hope last
night.
Adyices just received says that The
enemy burned Lebanon, Kentucky, this
forenoon, and robbed the Commercial
Bank.
The interruption Of the branch iele-
graphic line prevents us from obtaining
further particulars Tonight.
ID .ve.I -. Wrrn