The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-09
Another Federal Victory.
Preparations at Louisville.
Further Confirmation OF the
Fall OF VicksbuIg.

New YORK, July 8.-The Comm erciaps
Washington letters says Admiral Wilkes
has arrived there, having been relieved
of duty with the West India squadron.
Distinguished members of the Ad-
ministration remarked Tuesday that the
services of every Major. General would
be required, and Gen. Mcclellan would
be given position where his engineer
ing abilities could be displayed.
BALTIMORE, MD, July S.--Nearly one
thousand rebels, captured by Gen. Kill
patrick, has arrived, including Gen.
Jones and flfty-One other commissioned
officers.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Cotton nominal
at 60; Gold, 800.
Capt. Keyerson reports that Meade
said the rebels lost $4,000 men and 60
pieces of artillery in the recent battles.
BALTIMORE, July 8.-Lee is reported
to have gained advantages over the Fed
erals, equal to twelve hours ahead.
Fitzpatrick is several miles in front
Hagerstown and South Mountain pass
es are ours.
MEMPHIS, July 5, via Cairo, AID
vices from Gen. Prentiss cay that at
Helena, Ark, we have repulsed the rebels
at every point, and taken !, 200 prisoners
Their loss in killed and wounded will
reach 600 The attack will probably
be renewed, but with the aid of General
Hurlbufs guubOats, the rebels, whose
force is superior to ours, may be severely
beaten. The rebels captured six of our
guns, which we recaptured. The coll
orcd troops fought well. Hurlbut sent
reiniorcements promptly.
Richmond Sdvices indicate profound
ignorance of Lees forces, or of great
battle Rebel authorities had peremp.
torily ordered Lees return.
HARRIsDURG, July 6---The rebel army
is now concentrated in the vicinity o.
Williamsport, intending to cross int
Virginia. Our forces are closely follow.
ing them up. 1t is expected that by fai
the most decisive conflict of the cam.
paign will take place Immediately nes
Williamsport.
CARLISLE, July SIT is believed tha
, there is no enemy now in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, July 8--Gens. Hooke
, and Naglee and other General officer
, were arrested.
1t is estimated at Surgeon General
5 Office our wounded at Gettysburg mum
: Der 1900. Nearly four Thousand rebe
wounded remain in our poss ession. w
!. have twenty three Colonies and hosts o
4 inferior officers. The rebels lost 2
. General officers. They estimate thei
: loss at 10000. We have about ZOO
d prisoners exclusive of wounded
Z A Chambersburg special says the reb
a els are trying to cross the Potomac wit
= Mulligan in front and Pleasonton n III
a rear.
g A Harrisburg special this evening (Stt
3 says on Tuesday afternoon q furiou
= battle was raging at WilliamspOrt, an
n an humiliation of rebels was considere
n certain.
~ A later special reports that the who
). rebel army was routed and panic-struc
ig throwing away their arms aud flying
Dr. every direction.
n. HARRISBURG, Jolly SIT is rainir
n torrents, so that no pOntOons can resi-
81 the coming food.
Id LOUISVILLE, July s.--A citizens NEE
In log has passed resolutions to arm eve
n man between Is and 45, for home d
n fence, and to send North those who 7
". fuse to come out for enrolment.
H. A special TO the Missouri Democr
~ from Cairo 9Th, says the steamer Mag
/ ra, from Vicksburg, 4th, brings Lie'
re Dunn,of Gen. Sullivan's staff, bearer
re dispatches from Gen. Grant, confrmai
-. ny Of the capitulAtiOn of Vicksburg,