Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-30

ICllOWiD1 items.
On the night Of the 18th inst ar.
meeting was held at Memphis FOR N. u'al
pose Of obtaining recruits for TN Fl
Tennessee regiments under autbor;.-' ~
Gov. johnson. Speeches were m,5:
Col. b. ID. Majors, editor of the B1n.. W
Capt Lynch and others. Judge IT..
Brown is dead. Etheridge passed tb,
Evansville, Indiana, few days n,
route for his old home at Dresden n.
Wilkes Spirit Of the Times admir-. !
loss of 10000 lives in the late H..
near Richmond, and that the federel ",
had received check which will ~.
its movements for six months.
The following is the telegraph m,.
in the Bulletin
Nashville, July l4.-The Unionis,s
$4,000 worth of army supplies at M
freesboro. The Union forces epr,r.s
we're the Sd Minnesota, Col. Lesliseas:l
companies of the 9th Michigan ~
Parhurst, 500 strong-the 3D. ba,t.Fs'
Of Penn 7th cavalry, 250-Hewits 4.
terry, 60 men-t the 4;h Kentuekv-;n. y
about 1 800 men. The rebel forces A.
sisted Of one regiment Of mounted inf,r
try, regiment Of Texan Rangers MI
Georgia aud Tennessee cavalry. be,u..,
3 900 and 1000, mostly armed with ~
bines aud shot guns. Their loss 10 kill.s
and wounded is heavier than ours. T,s
It'll Penn. lost in killed, wounded ,Di|
missing, 300 men. The only cficers =
capped, so far as reported, are Can.s. !
f. Andrews, &C. Mccormick and Lien,
III. ID. Mooney. The commissary ana
quartermastar's departments were recent
ly replenished with new clothing. er
all of which has fallen into the hands a
the enemy. Capt. Rounds, provost mar
shall of Murfreesboro and guard. sho,
rebels before surrendering. The rebs
Gov. Harris and Andrew Ewing WEIR
known to be At Beersheebl Springs, pe,,
Sparta, few days since, originating IA.
raid ON Murlreesboro, which may, it Is an,
pretended, BE- extended to the capita, af
the State The public arc still IN ! .,rel,
state Of excitemeut-many families hsr.
iny left, The Louisville cars thi. morn,
Ing were crowded with alarmed DE y,
tor, and advehturers i. i reported TIA,
iien. j G. breckenridge. Col. Forest sa{
Cen Rains, Of Nashville. comminaet
the rebel forces at Murfrcesbnro. III
also reported that they have taken l.,
rescue, - miles from Nashville, and thai
Gen Kirby Smith was advancing o.
Nashville from Chattanooga, with | ) .OOt
men. Murfrecsboro was barricadcd viii
bales of hay, and the federal shells SC,
fire 10 many of the houses. Col Lester
is fallifg back towards Nashville. Taion
reinforcements are coming uD by special
/ trains
The 9Th Ky, ha- arrived They wart
chtered a. they pa->e through the street,
The Secess:oni,ts confidently expect tn
arriv n Of The rebel forces sometime ia
night. Batteries have b-en planted i
Capitol Hill aud other points. Their
may lie music ia Nashville before hi
&. lie, the Herald.
HJ!. Lester surrendered AZ Mnr.recs
DirI at 4 p. ~. the 3 Minnesota an,
iipwift'- Battery inc'u led, the !nrrer f.
ihr want Mi ammrnitiin. Men ara Twin
% The sidewalks asleep, holdin. taei
hpr>c'> brillcsiu their .n.i-. exp &c in.
every moment ~ b. called into action
Louisville, July l4th. 1t W. the vi
ins'cal Of the lIth Michigou which sur
rendered n Murir esboro. The lIrh ar
rived II ihc camp nerr the Louisville fair
rounds ycsterlly noon, alter ~ Rasac
ces>lul three days' chase If Moran.
Nashville, July l4,-Threc menlser.
IF IIewirt'< battery who escaped from
Murfrcrs b,ro, report their bait ary anl tht
81 Minnesota surrendered. Col Dlfi.lt
was morta'iy wlundeI Gcn. l. II. Crit
tcnden Vt Indiana il prisoner. A. e
cape1 pri>oaer reports that The rebel
numbering 6,00O under command Of For
ct, consisting NJ rhe 1t. 2nl anl I'll
Georgia. Is kcltucky. Trxu< RINGERS
aud 1909 mounted infantry are alvaneln!
Oh Nashville The 4,h Penn aud 81
OHIO arrived from Lebanon Inst might
Four regiments are comm. from lluat:
vile 4 cnnvalcScent camp OF 80 q
the llth Michigan are still here vii
their camp equiprage.
Louisville, July 18th The L ui>vill
Bulletin SAYS. organs baud last nigl
destroyed Loug Bridge entirely. On til
central railroad, between Cynthiana az
Paris. \ gentleman residing near Cyl
| thiana SAYS, Morgan's movements on Fran
tori aud Lexington were only fcinTs-h
real object being to strike the railroad
Paris and destroy the Townsend Viaduc
which il would take six weeks a. reoa
-trnct They then destroyed proper
10 bourbon county aud retired TO Ha
rodsburg or Mount Vernon. The adv
ces from Lexington last night 10 Mayt
Patch, Of Cincinnati, renders part Of III
above reports Of this evening improbab,
The railroad track between Lexingto
and Frankfort was torn up to-day BY cue
rillas.
Fortress Monroe, July IA schoont
siezed at Harrison's landing yesterda.
by order OK Gen. Mcclellan, was sent
Baltimore with all her cargo. She ha
liquors on beard, aud belonged to surtler
There was skirmish at WiIiiamsbur!
Friday, between federal aud rebel picket
Three rebels were killed and seven cal
turod- Coils Forney, Of Ala. and VI
liams, Of Va, and Capt. Murphy, OF Aia