The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-22
By Last Nights Mail.

IN COncentra ing tie army at Sirashurg.
His rear guard left Surray au hour before it
was entered by Ewell's advancing column
IL is believed Ewcll now occupies Snrray
with heavy force.
Arrivals to night from New Market bring
intelligence that Fremont was about id
vanciog to New Market, seven miles south,
to meet jackson opposite the Gap in Mas
sinuthen Mountains, through which a road
leads TO Luray Jack on is believed to have
large force at Harrisonburg aud another
body at CT near Port Republic. Prisoners
report division Of 500 at Battle, within
supporting distance Of those at Port Repub-
lie. The 7th Louisiana aud 18th Indiana
were opposed at pistol range. The former
LETT the field with only SO unhurt
MEMPHIS, June lS.--Threats having been
made TO tear doRu Union flags flying over
the houses Of some citizens, the Provost
Marshal orders the guard to shoot down aDy
one attempting to pull down the flag Or OF.
terng an insult or molesting residents or
citizsns who have manifested devotion to the
Union. An order has slsO b-en issued TO i'm
prison citizens carrying concealed weapons
Guerrillas aTe proving about the city
Five we're arrested last night by our pickle 6
in the suberbs of the city.
Owing to the scarcely Of change, the Board
OF Aldermen has voted the issue OF 500 600
Of fractional nUtes, as public eXgcnces
require.
Guerrilla bands are still engaged 10 burn
ing cotton In counties Of Northern Missis
sippi, which is not already destroyed by
owners
Cars going North are laden to d.. IL utmost
capacity with freight and pa seugeIs
The oath OF allegiance was administered
to over four hundred persons yesterday, one
half Of whom were soldiers.
The HUaldnche says the rebel authorities
have ordered the rolling stock OF the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad from Pamela to Meridian.
Richmond dispatches Of the 18th, giving
au account OF = reconnaissance under Gen.
Stewart spy he made a circuit through the
Fed, raj lines from Richmond via Hanover
Court house, Old Church, Tunstull's, TO james
river, aud then back to tue city. He cap
turtd one bundled aad stveny five horses
and mules
(Specir Dispatch TO the Pissour Democrat
MEMPHIS, Juue II, via Cairo, 10 -Ye,ter.
day the splendid steamer Clara DJlson came
up from below, having been captured by the
portion Of our gunboit feet which lell here
few days ago. When first discovered, she
was lying at Helena, Ark, burning cotton,
aud taking the inhabi ants on board among
whom was a large number of women, pre-
paratory to burning too town.
When our fleet c me 10 sight The DOlsOn
| pushed out from Helena in great haste aud
| was lpursued by the tug Dauutless, which
| chased her down to aud twelve miles up
! White river, making 10 all u chase OF over
| hundred miles b.lurs uverhauling her. The
| inhabitants OF the town were seat back to
their dwellings, auUlhe Captain aud crew
| retained as prisoners IN the fleet.
1t wac discovered the dBy before yester-
! day that mail carrier was plying regular
| ly between this city and the Confederate
army at Grenada
Trains on the Mississippi Central railroad
run regularly from Granada to Fernando,
within twenty three miles OF this city. Tue
rebels have . 900 men at Grenada,
! WASHINGTON, June 20.--The President has
nominated 10 the 5 nate Col. Jno. NJ Cuch
raue aud Gustavus AdOphus Scroggs, both
fiom n " York, TO be Bugidier Generals Of
| Volunteers.
Gen. Mcdowell when thrown from bis
horse on Wednesday was 80 stunned that it
was feared he would not recover. Va. lhe
report to-day concerning him is that be VIII
! u7t be delayed In resuming the saddle.
Dispatches have been received sre stat.
ing that ON tee l7,h lust the rebels opened
dre upon our shlpS of-war on james river
from the bluff at City ONT 10y artilley and
small arIns, but our 'quadrou returned the
attack with shells and surapnels, silguCing
and driving back be rebel force.
The Secretary Of War 10 response to tn.
resolution OF the House, say. that be is d.
rected by tue President t. inform that BODY
that measures have been taken to appropri-
ate, for hospital purposes for the ned. OF
our soldiers, Gen Lees mansion house and
premises.
WINCHESTER, Va, June 2O.-A number Of
ID a j a. a.. G..
| command arrived here to- day. Il Is stated
that they are to be seat forward to Fredyr.
lex or Harrisburg,
Nothing OF interest has been received from
! Gel. FremOnps department.
FOKTREss MONROE, June lS-The pre-
tended Union citizens Of Norfolk have been
acting 10 manner Of late to prejudice many
against the causi, Instead Of remaining
quiet AID peaceablG they got iutu brlwis and
lights. such men are Get dove as Office.
seekers. General Vicle has determined to
punish the offenders.
CHICAGO, June 2O.--Rcturns from he elec
ton on Iu-sd'y come In v,ry slow. D. s.
patches from soms southern counties to-
night renders Il nearly certain tina, the new
constitution Is defeated
WASHINGTON June ia d,putetion,
representing the Union men of Frederick.
burg will call upon the Secret1ry Of War
and the President to morrow TO ask il they
aud other loyal men within the line Of our
armies cannot be protected in their liberty
aud property. Although our guns bear
upon Fredericksburg Union mcn are carried
of prisoners to Redmond, and their proper.
~ Is destroyed or stolen. They think that
II the Government cannot protect them, Il
at l. asst can make reprisals In kind aud 10.
stead Of guarding tn property OF leading
rebels, and guaranteeing them the exercise
Of what they seem To regard as their per.
J sonal rights, including that Of carrying in.
I formation 70 the enemy, they can put a few
OF the worsl 10 prison, SET their negroes TO
, work for the Go,eunea', and appropriate
, houses grain aud dur TO the use of good
, Union soldiers and hor.es.
An officer from Fredericksburg SAYS Me,
a Dowell's lenieney 10 ID rebels ia amazing
He ordered Que regiment, worn out will
marching, 20 60 ten miles 90 return rails To 3
fence from which some soldiers had taker
o them Il is said 10 be McDowelrs theory
q that the rebels are alienated so thor 0ugbly
that IL will take "A hundred years. concila
tion TO restore them TO the UuiOn.
G BELOW YICKsHuEG, May 10 The attack
, on the city was TO have been made THU
d morning, bat owing to The disadyantag c
G aud licul les Tcsulting from attacking bat
tefirs on high CliI', it was wisely d,ieTrtt
until the mortars could b. brought iniC
r play. Captain Thomas T. Craven, at a,
?. beginning Of the war commanding the nl
llla 90 The Potomac, found that batt,rie
placed 10 high positions could not Doe got of
s we'll by vessels Of war, without advancing
Il 10 very close TO them, aud then toe advan
tage would all be on the side Of tho batter
les, enabling them 20 Ere down upon 40
Is helpless vessels az their pleasure. CAPITAL
re rUrraanufnA La fIn HHrsrfY5.f.N h..
mortars could only be successful 10 such a
emergency.
d Duuug our stay, party Of soldiers at
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