The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-12
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THE LATEST NEWS.
OF Nashville.

W. W. 4OAIENs
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BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE works of the
Globe Iron Works, in south Boston, 10 so
injured by fire as to retard the compile
ton Of the two new monitors
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE fall in gold
to-day is attributable 10 sensation re-
ports from Philadelphia of the fall of
Charleston.
Gen. Ripley has resumed duty as Chief
of Ordnance. Meigs, and Taylo-. will re-
turn to their Bureaus.
Our cavalry had several encounters
with the rebel cavalry near HAscalPs
Run, driving them off in every instance.
1t is not supposed that these reconters
indicate any general advance,
NEW York, Sept. III Cotton GO. Gold
Auctuatiug-closing at 20ls
CINeISNATI Sept. 11.-Twelve thous-
and men are required from Ohio to fill
her quota. Drafting will commence next
week. ann
MEMrHIs, Sept LIE is reported that
the rebels have evacuated Little Rock to
make stand at Washington.
The Richmond Dispatch says Gener-
al Cooper has received notice of the
withdrawal of the troops from Forts
Sumter and Wagner. Sumter is re-
ported entirely in ruins. gs
The inhabitants, of Charleston still
persist that the place cannot be taken.
The Tribune's special says Lee has
received heavy reinforcements, and med
itates another aggressive movement. By
taking Cummings Point batteries, Gill
more gets his long range Parrots one
mile nearer Charleston, than when he
shelled it before.
Minister Adams thinks that the rebel
rams will not be permitted to leave EGG
land, but high officials at Washington are
less confident.
A despatch to the Times says Lees
army is being depleted to reinforce Beau
regard and Bragg. Longstreet's corps
has been ordered South. A large portion
is said TO be going TO Bragg, and probA-
bly, one division 70 Charleston.
San Louis Potosi advices OF the 18th
say leading Mexoans urge Juarez 10
a combination with Chill, Honduras, and
other South and Central American States,
to resist European encroachments this
side of thegAlantic. The United Stats
tobe ed invite send delegates 10 CO.
operate.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, Sept. 11-Four
hundred rebels under Tilton, are 9 port
ed about II miles from here
CrNcIENATI, Sept 1O-A dispatch to
the Gazette from Knoxville, Tennessee,
of 9th says: The great campaign of the
war is over. We are in full possession
of East Tennessee great bloodless
victory. lfa
The campaign was skillfully planned
and energetically executed Such was
the rspidity of our movements that the
rebels were taken unawares, and fed be-
fore us without destroying property Al
LOudon they attempted to no. d the
bridge, but the impetuosity OF the Second
Tennessee regiment broke them to frag-
ments. Three steamboats,, three locomO
tives, and q large number Of cars were
captured there.
The whole march of our army was 3
perfect ovation; and our entry into
Knoxville--an event long to be remem-
bered--thousands of people, of every age
sex, color, and condition lined the way
with shouts and tears, intermingled with
martial music, and joy reigned supreme
Burnside addressed the soldiers and
people, and assured them of protection
and that while justice should be dealt
revenge was no part OF the policy of tbs
Government
General Carter also spoke in touching
terms Of their suffering, and announced
its termination.
Cal. Saunders was called out annie
shouts of welcome.
Col. Gilbert is appointed Military Gov
ernor and Gen. Garter Provost Marsha
Of East Tennessee.
A second despatch says our right win
is in easy reach of Rosecrans' left.
The rebels regarded our expedition al
a raid until the last moment. TIL
march of two hundred and fifty leigh
miles was a hard one, bat made in goo,
/ orders Our trains are all up in goo,
shape.
Mr.. Geo Black, living Eve miles froI
Springfield, Robertson County, on Sui
I | nhnr Fork was Waited nv n hand of al