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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, March l3.--CoTTos duL Sales Of
four days 81 40 bales including 100 to spscuaors and
STATE os TK,Ds-Ths Manchester market IL quiet bus
iim. $50
Nash 90 report fLogs dull and Sd. lower WHg,T ~,
eined id2d principe the lower qualities Red Wed
efn, 10 69!ls Rcd southern llLsu9 White Wee
" s, White southern u 9dl3. Com still dscsins n
PRovsIoSslle authorities report Beef quiet oat
steady Pork dull and unchanged Bacon ern Lard scvs5
PEo6res -Ashe. qas; at 20 for Pot. and Z, sOr Pss
-ugsr qnio, and Unchanged coiee steady luce nfHs,
LiSse,d Oh qaie,s at 3d. kosin-So sales Spirits Iurpsso
IosDoy M.Rxrrs March l2.-BRr.DsrU.Ts
tending downward. ScGAR hrm. C0PyEE hrmeI. Tls,
quiz, steady RICE inactive. TALLow declining; sso
AssRic.N sncuRIrRs-Erie Shares % dooi Ihnos csss
;rAs, s3Gi2 discou9t
LArEsr-Via Derry.
LIVERPOOL. Mare, l4-CorToy.-Tbe Broker
Ccss reports the sales Of The week at 81 700 bses Of cb
900 to eousou and 800 10 eIPorisn The mar
be has declined a. q b. Tho sscs today Friday
ts.d 900 b. es ncludiag 700 TO ePocnlstors ard s
porte the cosing unchanged Tie authorizes qss'
tst.ons -
Far orl-an, ........l5le. Middlins 0rl..ra.".la<,
Isir Mobiles ........lsd Miadhns Mobiles
stok port estimated ti 600 bAes Of which $4,000 nd
American. -.
BxK psrurr- Flour still declining in tone. whsa, e.sy
st Tae.days decline Corn stl declining and again Cd or
owsT.
PsovIsoSs quiet bui steady ~
LosDos, March l4-Consols for Money, 9ae
93l Amedcan Securities firm. Bullion In the Bank u
ercssed 4a5s 10. -
ne London Tine, Of the 18th inst. quotes U. 8,
lives, Registered. 1874, at T5d57
TIE London HerGtd Of the 18th inst. SAYS has
seadine.s /. feature IN AxEEcAs STocxs The dssiaSp
not extensive aud IN several nstsnces PRICE are iaes
lower. L. Bonds ts17 Or. seyots,ed al 7tgb; BIZ no
RTE shase. 32do Ilnno. shcsss iS1u diseOust Sss,
York Central 3395o.
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The following is the Champions specie lis:

We rave files Of San Francisco papers 70 the lsb
Of March, inclusive, but they contain 10 news %
gene raj interest:
CoLD.-Iuesday night, Feb. II, says The thrTs-s
poS0 Gazette, the coolest ever experienced nero
by VIII te men. The thermometer showed The tenn
persture 70 be twelve degree below treezng Pv..S
lie was iornied in many places about town " uol
thickness OF NJ zach.
Fatal Mining AcciDENt.-Nsp buren, Winori
was accidentally killed in the Msnzan.ts slope, nesH
Port Wine, on Sunday evening, 9Th February. n
loaded ear, says Tie UOEAtGIa Messenger, ~so
started down the incliue. when one of the nmeeiO
beau III engaged and made premature arnV,i 40
The foot OF tie slope striking Wilson IN the oscH
eud causing instant death. Deceased wss neu'c
OF Sr. Lawrence County. \. Y.
TERRIFIC STOUN IN NEVADA TERRITokf.-,Ah'
son CITY. FEB. "a terrific hurricane has re-
vailed here ali day. IL commenced stonnng ihe asti
before yesterday, and gradually increased -.
since until to-day. l. has showed and rsined si,.
nstely, and ID b wing with great violence. bhs
mg- have been unrooi,d AID cracked, ana Que v,'
TWO brick buildings ~ badly cracked nat Is 1nss'As
10 remain in hem. The gale still con'ihnee'
AyoruHR FLOOD ANTICIPATED. -eAV Isl',3
Veb. 25--lt has been raining here siish.Iy re-,
ii'ing .lowiy Reports from the mountains lndiea'S
opo,pst flood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ny THE soVA-sCOTIAy AND EDNBURGH'
Absurd Rnmors of a Compromise with
the Rebel States.
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE ON MtalTlNF LAW
rURTBEu DECItNE IN COTTON

The steamship Novs.Sootian, from Liverpool on
the 18Th instant, via Londonderry On the l4h arrived
at Portland Oh Tuesday morniug, and the steamship
Edinburgh, from Liverpool on tie 10Th and Qlsens-
town on the 18th inst. arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon.
The steamships Kangaroo and Ieutonia' from new
York, arrived out on the I3th instant.
The political news is unimportsnt. 1000.
LoSpoy March 10, 1902
The Paris P1'rie asserts that member of sue 'n-
,Esh Canine, recently declared TO depntahon Honi
ths manufacturing districts that according to informs"
non from Washington, an smicable separation be-
,wssn the North and South will take plsce aoou;
Jnne and ,a he basis o; the treaty will be az fo.-
kws
Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee are to return to
.be Union.
The Two Republics are to have no lend-customs
tine.
Search for slaves lie TO be prohibited in all the
States. Slavery must disappear within thirty years.
PARIS, March H. 1862.
NJ Thouyenel has sent a note 10 vi. Ratazzi de-
nouncine the dangers created by the Italian Proved
memo Association.
The specie in the Bank of France Las increased
daring the month 81 900 francs
Jules Favre, in the Corps Legislatii, denounced
che Mexican expedition but the paragraph iavorine
IL in the Address to the Emperor was adopted.
LIVERPOOL, March IA, 1862.
The Sumter still remained at Gibraltar on The Oh
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rpou sOTTu AMERICA.

Tia steamer Lima arrived at Taboga inear I
nal on The 5th instant, brineing news nom va =,
go 20 February 80 aud Iallao to the 18th. 20
ann,xej iteres are taken from The Panama St''',
rad Herald Of the 25th Inst:
chill. ,
In Chill the wheat harvest IL not ahuncan'' ~
tben,h better han anticipated, and sufficient 70 Pe1
vent scarcity in the interior. Other crops piooS"
VII The amount OF hides will be small.
The silver mines have Undergone httie chalS.. ,
Bor Corner is quoted. 40 sl7 10, cash; reg
A. ig6s7 %; Ores. 50 l2u$3lsl; Hides sls ~.
Oar Coquinlbo correspondent writes; EVER 800 hs.
in Ibis pr6yince continues quiet. Inc rsl'"s "a.
rot vet started, us no locomotives nave mi r''
pu,iess j. iull. the mines having been lstey ~ -
arsnJoned. and people generally seem inclined 70 81
ON moe slow,y and quiet than they have p's''0''
~ done. ,
pxcu,yor-On London, CO to % dsJ' 4oe @9'f0'' 49,
st,ttasBar Silver. per n.ac lne So Had p''
f ssa lax. leo ~ $500 q, waSAg fsn.SH ,s -
~ lpaEj95; bar COPPER, qqL NV ~ ,a.s,n, no "A %
A. aol. l,O no. 81 63i--dehver.5e hese o. A. i'''"
shs clEst 80. -, An. .oast. u ton, IN
d. rs 81 COFFEE, ga qaL
Part Of the revolutionary party having 0'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

NirrNA. Narc'I =, 1862.
TIE aniwetversons upon AustIis. IN %, speeches
Of Prince Nloolson haNs csil a for energetic pro-
tests or the part Ct the Austrian Government
Prince MeUemca hus accordiu. " Oecu ilstru I'd
70 prefer he following complaint al tie CoU ri
Of the Tuileres. The assertions Of Prince
Nap con resreciiug the Official character Of the
G.9rpllc a. Verona, and tie existence OF The CEN
sog,lip IN Austria the latter being cou'sined ia lie
note 10 u. 40 Tucuycuel, are direct urirmhs. aud
Ne Vienna Cabinet caurot remain content wit =
general assurance GA tie pat OF the French Coy
emmett .esirg the excellent relations between
Vienna aud Paris bnt positively usi-t, upou the
frsnci Government directly disayowing .Ae remarks
mace Dr. the Prince.
On tie SINE day these circumstances were pre-
ser.oi 1T Paris, the Due do Grammont he French
Emh. sgdCr 90 The captg received adyices by ,oc'
,rpph nom "a. 80 IhOyeucl, EN- owefIug him 20
unp9rnre lo Count keclbeis thal = formal ,s yer
slol- ho 4ctufrCi 10 the protests Of the Austrian
Emtassa-or. AZ "a same llme The Due dc Gram
mont s.l th.t hc VA oven ii ga M position 10 ar-
s.Ie th8 AuHtuan Cabinet that tnc Government of
Napoleon M. rcpnd.ated al connection Wit the
yiDws OF Prince Napoleon, refising 20 become ie-
sgOnsfb.o for mai ho spoke Ia the eeunto "a q
.eHGtrr. Il WA equally a. erroneous TO wish TO
mal the Emperor OF the French answeraols FOR the
public ann)urcc ment5 O. HE cousin, ~ II would De
unjust 10 inpli>ate Tie Emperor OF Asstris ia GER
TAIN opinions Of the Duke of Modena, which Ga.
hitter az az Austrian archduke, expressed 70 thlid
person upon the character oil tie Emperor Napoleon.
Al tne inclusion OF his interview with Count
ReohbeIg, the Duae is reported 10 have aaid;
II avail mysell oil this opportunity IA order to
declare, on the part Of my government MAT thai
only can bo considered as the expression OF lie policy
which il commnni 'aod through It's ministers or repre-
senLatiyes, aud that the unpleasant incident con-
nected with Prince Napoleon woaid onIy seT'e TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

Arrival OF the Champion with $A9o, go
in specie.

The steamship Champion, Capt. Jones, from A.
pinwall 10th inst. at 6 p. m, arrived on Tussdsy
morning with specie and psssenge" to ID. B. AAes.
March 20, at PIP. NJ. lat. 30 81, long. 7e "a, a.
changed signals with brig General Pierce, stesdae
north.
The Champion sailed from Nsw-York on The Ia
inst. At II NJ, and arrived al Aspinwsll on the lA
at 4 p. m. She brings $50 ,356 Sc in specie. Len
at Aspinwan brss Three Sisters, Pinkhsn, and
Meoosts, HyneS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
GREECE.

All ports en- the coast of Greece in the Gull Al
Angels have been placed under strict blOcksds d
consequence Of the resurrection at Nauplia I
With the last ne ss from Athens lsays Goldman;
We have received copy of the notification Of M
Greek Government relative to the blockade Of a.
Of the Gulf of Argos. IL is generally thought tbs,
the six small sbips-of.war which the GOvernmepsi
has at ito Opposition will be insufficient TO keep us
blockade on line Of COAT 30J marine miles VIZ
is certain is that The insurgents continue to recs;ys
powder aud prov ions from Syria. Up to the presepl
tine, in tne Interior If NaaplIa none Of those crime
which usually accompany insurreetioDs have ~
been heard OF. 1t ia hoped that NJ. Mayrocordass|
will form new Ministry, which would tend 10 rsly
round the throne all who have deseyted il, And e
pat An end to the state OF disorder ia which vi
entire country is IL this moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
LATEST-Via Londonderry,

LONDON, March IT,
TIL, Times "Ci'y Article" says; The funds opeoSa
veg erday nj an improvement of /. There wM 3
Temporary relsose, but the advance was MAINTAINED
az the clos.. Business il American stocks WA ~
ssricted, pending another arrival.
Amesting OF he lett and the majority Of the Depo
ties of tl. Prusssn Chambers has been held, sndre
bsye decided by vote Of ~ to 4 10 support ~
LONDON, March IA, 3p.r
Consols for money 93s 093a.
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confirm anew the excellent relations between q
two Cab nets" va
formal a. s~er Of NJ. de Tbouvcnel to the prot.s,s
lodged at the Tuileries by Prince Metternich
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Tnr oUEEN AND mrR MINISTERS.

The recent proceedings in Parliament, ly which
The Ministers originate plan or relieving ill., Queen
In corr; cradle degree ron The prcfrre Of routine
business IN some departments OF the state =, res-
ure ia accordance With our pieoic cns. The duties
Of .onfdfntiAl State Secretary, iost terforned b.
Lord Melbourne, and sferward fulfilled by Tie late
hmeited Prince tOusrTi, are too inpOdant-nay,
too uocr.sary-iO he Neglected; ana though Several
o. the Cabinet sinisiep lase in turn taken Ibis
du'y -ince H.. Queens widowhOo1 yet Ills is found
Il be y@rf iucor yenient; and there Il little doub,
rtrraneDt appointment viii be- ultimately decided
on The Secretaries have taken the initiative, nv
the bill in Parliar lent, - relieving Tho Crown from
tls routine II their Offices. Could not the Lord
Chamber lnin the Comma hioi. AID .he Fif7t
fYld Of the Admiralty take hint, and relieve the
Court or iho Crown from the routine Of their depart.
mems We allude more particularly 10 every .l.vlt
aud routine rOl otiOn ,u the army sud navy b,i.r
made tho pret.xt OF a iresh presentation 20 tEe
Queen.
The leye's Il the Duke Of Cambrilg. and to
First Lord OF she Admir- ty MIGHT surely suil TOR
all minor mstcr, leaving prcseututon 20 the Crown
to N he more Important sIrIs la a. officers career
GEORGE ~. forbade certain presentations hcr Z
made 10 him all rrered ut 10 The contrary notwitl-
s,anding; snd II IL certain thlt The three lrsat ) aie
iunc,icDArias alluded 10 could very much relieve
TIC Vn,rn ONeI-crJNfeA leyees II they Z, Ose TIE
means winch George the iNih's Minister, fook ~
relieve in oi the uecessiy OF wr'iiuy III si.u.-ure
70 m1uy thou01nd times wac 10 hii1 st.urlr ffel-
turt by certain Comuissioror, by .Ie ant oil., oi
Parliament. Ihe act ,upnllfci that tbe s.hmn
(which WIS q isc-siu ic Of tho Kur's sirltu-.
sAonld De aflixed Ia III King'f Pre- elce. Afcr the
sct WIS Fas-ed tic Commissioner dlly usssmhiea
~ Niuosgr Castle for The purpose o. siaupins tire
Kings signature 10 the immense arrears ol public
documents.
None Di the Commissioners had had any exrsri.
ence IN using stamp and, muoconlly enoigh, ttoy
commenced With ordinary Riling.inl,. and mod.
moes oi a. Every pos.be specimen OF snudga And
Llotch was prodaced. but nothing ike the Kings
signature. One after the other the Commissioner,
tiad tbei, hands, tho lato Duke Of Wellington who
was one making great mcss of il "a any OF the
others At length with hands covered with ink
and clothes nnd pocket-handkercliefs stained, and
even faces smeared, The Royal Commissioners were
iairls beaten ana inclaed 70 give up the stsuping
a. inpnelissbIe, when somo one quietly suggested
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that perhaps prin,fnc.iuk would answer better, and,
OF conrse, with the adoption Of this hint ended Gil
practical difficulty. Court Journal.
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PRUSSIA,

The Kiog of Prussia has declined TO accept the res
sigrsion Of the Ministry, and dissolved the Cbsas
Der Of Deputies.
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SPAIN,

TIE Confederate Commissioner Rost had arrived
IN MADRID, but the Government refused TO receivu
min.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

THE lSDIAN DTPRIcuLTrKs The Indian Bureeu
~ tie receipt II letter from Commission er
Dole, dated Fort Ridley, Sept. LIST, In which he
states that be has c. mpe;ed ths defenses at that
point hs matter Of precaun n. He sent letter
to "Hole-in-tbe Day." chief Of the Chippevas
"ques:ing an interview TO max treaty al dsy
stated, but be returned an answer that he would
not meet him on that day or any other day.'
This, says Gen. Dole, looks like war. Belny
anxious, however, to prevents combination be
tween the Chippewas and the hostile Sioux, be
has made smother effort TO- peace, BY sending
Judge Thompson, Of - Paul, Hole In the Day a
connsl to urge him TO enter into treaty A
y ~ bite, Of this city, has gone With him
iinmiss oner lie meanwhile will repair 20 Gro
Wint, short distance from the agency, and
await return OF the messengers He expres,e,
tn opinion b & persons formerly connected with
tn !ndians have melted 70 The outbreak an that
tn former consider that the existence OF the war
between the North aud South favorsbie moment
Iot wteaking vengeance for all past wrongs
The Chlppewas have nassac red nobody but bave
COMMITTED numerous robberies As the siouI
are on side OF the ntry Of the ians
OF the ked River Of the North Commissi one,
Dole does ne: expect TO fulfl his mission, vhicb
was originally to make Treaties with them hi,
autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

Bseuhere, We reprint from the Baltimore
An'rIes. N account Of an engagement at HI.
Pst's Ferry On Wednesday afternoon last, in
which the Union arms are represented to have
been signsllg sUcces.ful. There now exists no
means Of direct communication between Wash
ington and that point, 80 a. 70 permit this &C
count to be promptly verified. We trus. It NAV
prove correst
Sen Burnside vesterd.. .ocuP.ed Frederick
In force, and this morning. doubtless, left It in
pursuit Of the retiring enemy, so close upon
whose rear he certainly Is that battle TO- day H.
is seems 70 u, inevitable Ia feet, we are per
su.eed that he must have had quite q .iirmi.b
viii ussn sAesty after It became light enoush
ths s@rDiss .. beth commanders to appreciate
tssar stessesss 70 each ether.
assry RAG at Harper's Ferry was certainly
heard last evening up the river, which tells that
up 10 thit eme the rebels had not been able to
beat Coz NILS gallant command General
Mcclellan, ne presume, 10 pus hing on vigorous.
iy TO his relief, ami we snticipae that he mus,
make much progress In that direc ton to- day, I'M
less checked for the time being by becomin Ing In
volved In general engagement, which strikes
us as bsing by no means improbable
The rebel commanders seem desperately bent
on creating he impreasios that their numbers AZ.
Overwhelmingly large. Persons (unmilitary)
sOning within our liaes ssy that they boast Of
ssinR quite quarter OF 9 million strong on both
sides Of the river. Rqw preposterous this story
n. IA RVt IN he NlfoR
Ing such . force with such resources a. the rebel
authorities pOsses. While we know thar they
have generally managed {, outnumber az when
desiring % 20 do, and thus 10 gain essential sd-
vantages over rs, we place no faith whatever In
sheir quarter Of million story; having seen OF
heard nothing since the enemy appeared in
force on the RapPansnnock 10 justify the belief
that they can have half those numbers
The force with which Jaokzsn is said to have
day or two since reerosaed tbs river nj Will
lisnTP IT is precisely the force with which he
sled from the RsPpshannOci through Jensrsonto
(CulP@Per county up around the base of tbs Blue
Edge to Salem, where he Unexpectedly hanked
Gen Pope On no occaaion Ia tins after battles
did the rebels display more than three times that
force, ~ 600 In ALL Nor have we been able TO
hear Of any escaped prisoner, deserter or other
person capable Of making an estimate Of force
who rates them es over that strength, though
iheir men talk Of their being 10000.
Under ali the cifcumEtances within our knovI.
edge We are believers that the decisive engage
nent or engagements Of the wsr are being COM
nenced today between the houocasy and the
Blue Ridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13
FROM RICHMOND

We have seen q Leu, from Gen. Henry Prince.
dated elm ond, an September, 1901, 10 friend
10 this city. II contains no mention OF unhind
fessnent On the part Of the Rebel authorities.
Il viii Be Remembered that 1t the time be was
tafen prisoner st the battle Of Cedar Run, 80 was
eirculssed In the public press tina, he fell pris
onsf while Issuing orders 70 an Alabana regi-
nent which, In the darkn 90 Of the night, he
AsA mistaken for MS own troops In llIusion
70 this injurious fabrication, 6sa. Prince SAYS +:
"Whsn ] make my report, II will show that
va not captured by mi,eking the enemy for
DOR own EJops, aud nothing like t. Capta;r
6rssn was undou otedly ri led; Captain Fennatt
MORALLY wounded, and Lieut.. Haskell severely
voaa led. These were the only members Of my
stsf who accom- psnisd me IN the CON bat"
Gen. Prince 10 Q native OF Maine, . graduate
% Wes Point, In the class Of 1875; served with
great ssllan:ry in ths Florida war; was In all
The lard foish, battles Of Mexico, and severely
voznded % the gate, OF Mexico, risi NJ in that
campaign for MS coa'picuous services hy breyss
fsn Lisutsnant 10 Major.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13
From Cincinnati.

CIscINEATf, Sept 11.-Tbere has been no
battle yet, although II 10 expected hourly
| saw, this morning, the Rebel p.ckets firing,
and being nred at, not more than a mile from
Mitchell
several Of cur men have been wounded today,
and one poisoned by the inmates Of a house ia st
within cur picket lines
Reinforcements OF veteran troops are Constant
lv arriving, and we are now ready for Kirby
Smith whenever he chooses TO come
Cincinnati 10 safe
CINCINNATI Sept. IL, Noon. Nothing new has
transpired since last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

We are now busily engaged In erecting cur
sv Lightning four-cyiinder Press, juss built for
ne stsr by Hoe Co, New York. By Mon
cav next We expect TO pat II In operation; when
We win Be able 70 supply any possible demands
OF nevsmen for the Ste., which has not been In
COR power for the lsssvesr. Other changes In our
once now being mite 70 secure as full advantage
Of the use Of our new fast psess, win ala greatly
In getting out our whole edition at an hour more
sahrfacsory to the public than heretofore. News-
men who desire TO sell the Stag In the camps,
snef Monday next may be sure Of getting any
humoer OF copies they may order, a an hour
which will enable thsm TO serve their customers
Cvherever they may bel WIKI the lAtss; news full
twelve hours earlier than Is osn reach them
Areugh any other peper
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IsblIigsaeu notices the treatment received
b. Roman generals from the Roman people In the
early days Of that republic, and thinks our peo-
pie might advanageously study to borrow cour-
age and patience from u contemplation Of the
heroic virtues displsyed by that people under the
pressure Of adverse fortune.
The Rspxblieas holds that the real inue In the
present political contests Of the North is not the
Executive management Of the war, but the action
OF the republican members Of Congress, for
which alons tie rerub lean party is responsible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

NsBhL FEIsoSxRs.-One thousand eight hun.
ofeo and eleven more Of the Camp Douglas reb
prisoners LETT Chicago last Friday for vicksburg.
"aAlhs IN all 4,S-O who have left thus far. Ther.
are soout . OOO more to go. The Aumber OF H.
cefs IN the United States services who have been
e1chah9ed as prisoners Of war for prisoners t. ken
IA arms against the Government, up TO the 9th
oIano, is27s, Including Brigadier Generals, 2:
Colonel'' IL Lieutenant Colonies, .; Majors, 10
captains, IS lieutenants, 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTANT PROM NASHVILLE
BTsss Advancing On the City-Busil Hasten.
Ing 70 it, DsfeEee.

nf0k8 ~ tue S1ty-nuSh Huet<us
Ing % It's DsfeEee.
(eosrespcndsnee Of the Phiisdeiphis Prea
NASHVILLE, September SIP. N. The whole
Of General Buells army In hssteuing 70 the sop
por, Of this city, which 10 now meuscsd by
Bragg, who follows our rear guard at respect.
ful distance. The city Ii being sostned, and
Gen. Thomas will be placed In command, with
orders 70 defend II at all hsrards. Before this
reaches you, the fate Of Nashvills will doubtless
have been decided.
An advance, composed Of the 10Th Pernsyl-
wants, 23th Illinois, 1st Wisconsin, and 18th Ken
lucky, accompanied by two batteries, has left
here 70 tender Its regards TO Kirby smiths rear
Fifteen thousand men, under Buell., wiz leave
to night for the same destination.
Eight thousand men from the army Of General
Rosencrans, under the command Of Jefferson C.
Davis, have arrived here 70 day, for the purpose
Of reinforcing Buell.
Mayor Polk is in town to-day, refugee from
Columbia, Capitol Hill is being fortifed.-
Bragg will not catch as mapping. The Secs
,ionists are very bold and the UnioniSts tru.tful
and undaunted. b.