The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

The N Y Tribune not Suppressed
Filings from Fort Ridgely
SE L5rA Sept g. Governor Gamble
yesterday made arcquisilion ON the banks
and savings institutions for $4,000 TO
purchase arms for The Government The
requisition was made in anticipation Of
money 70 be collected under the recent
assessment order
Weundersiand the banks haycrcspond.
ed lAyorahly and placed the amount at
the disposal OF the Governor A hope is
entertained by the seccssionists chat The
order would NOT be enforced to the full
amount. This is dissipatcd The full
amount viii be assessed and collected.
CiScNNAm, Sept 3.--Busincss is still
suspended; active preparations continue
for defence. Martial law is in full force;
all citizens are compelled to enrol them
selves in their respective Wards, when
they are organized, armed and pat on
duty on the Qualifications.
Reports are conflicting as to the where
aboms of the rebels
Telegraphic communication is open to
Boyds Station.
The 10Th and SSth Ohio regiments ar
rived this morning
GRANTS HEADQUARTERS, Sept 81 z. NJ.
70 Major GEN. H. IT, H11ecE, GsaeJol-ia-
Clief;
Col. Dennis, with from 400 to 500 men,
met with rebel cavalry yesterday, few
miles west of Whedon, in superior force,
driving them and whipping them badly.
The enemy left 10 dead on the field
and their wounded are estimated at over
$50 Our loss is killed and 40 wounded.
FoarREss MoNRoE, Sept 3.-The steam
er Baltic with twelve thousand soldiers
on board, comprising the Thirteenth and
Twenty fifth militia regiments, ran a.
/ ground on Wintcrqusrter shoals on Mon
| day morning, Eight hundred soldiers
were taken of by the schooner Trade
| Wind
PHuADELPHIA, Sept The Inquirer OF
this city makes the following statement
Baton Ronge has been completely des-
troyed by our troops. Gen. Breckenridge
had demanded its surrender, lie had a
largo army with him.
| Falls Church has been evacuated by
our troops. The wounded who were in
the hospitals there arrived at Washing
ton
The railroad bridge at Bull Run has
again been destroyed by the rebels.
Onewall jackson was on his way Il
| Baltimore via Leesburg, with 10000 men
| He intends crossing near Edwards Fer,
ry.
Latest from Gen. popc's hcadquarter.
says that his whole column was falling
back 20 Washington.
ST.. JosFrH, Mo, Sept. 2.-Poindcxtcl
the notorious rebel leader of guerrilla
| bands i'm Missouri was caught last nigh
on North Missouri railroad, twenty milcl
from Hudson, asleep in house. lie is
condemned as a spy and will suffer
death
/ WNnNGToE, Sept 3.--Tbc following IL
the correct form in which the order il
reference 60 Gen Mcclellan has been is.
sued
Was paamns7, Apl, GiNre,u- ofucs,l
WAUN4ray september 3 .
C'aladl OUlcE ~. 10
Mai Gen. Mcclellan viii have com
mand cf the loriiications al Washington
and all ihe troops for thc defence Of CHI
capital
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4 csigned) T.. u. TOWNSEND, IA. q
srsNDhs ,n,uaAti tammsr-nll
ImuMuoua Sept 9 Colonel Lucas
Of the 10th Indiana, writes from LcNing
tom ON sunday ihai his regiment togc
iher with thc l2th, both G9th, and 7lsi
was terribly cut up in the engagement
Of Saturday The men an fought cal
lantly until they were oycrpowercd au,
thanked, when they gave way. He coul,
not ascertain lhe loss i'm any OF the regi
mems, owing 20 their confused and scat
tered condition, Lieutenant Col Nahau
of the 55th Indiana, and a part of hi
mon. cut thCir way through the lines AM
escaped Colonel Lucas and Major Orr
of ne 10th, made lonr Intellectual effort
to rui through. but could not, and Gnallr
succeeded in sccrcung themselves in On
woods until night, whom they cludcd III
vigilance of the'rchels and made for OK
ingion, where they Immediately set abou
collecting their men together The
were constantly arriving, but fully one
half ot them without guns and accontre
menls. Many are wounded, and man
! have bullct-holes through their clothes
Tho men are exhausted and worn out
They saved their colors, though they az
badly riddled with bullets Col Lucas
Lieutenant Colonel Wolf, and Major On
each had their horses Slot Company
had six Killed and many more wounde,
Scott Parker, son Of ihe late Hon s.
Parker, was killed. Capt Jatcs Smiil
wounded in the head Captain Beach
, card. company C., wounded in the thigh
, Capt. Hill, wounded Ia head Capt box
CIV. missing Several other officers wer
wounded Ths regiment as well as th
others, Is dresdlully cat up, and 10 is Jan
possible 10 find out ,heir exact condition
Adyioes from Western Kentucky stat
that the guerrilla Johnson, who made Oh
p raid upon the hospitals and sick soldier
! 40 NeWbuu Indiana, some weeks sinc
has captured tIniontoWn and about 3t
of our men, belonging b tho 18th indiana
Captain Howard, OF parke county, wa
killed 10 IS feaWd that Johnson WI