The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-12
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with the enemy, discharging their rifles
at them, then engaging them haud-to
hand, wounding number, capturing Il,
and driving off the rest Company L,
Lieut. j Z. Hayden commsn ding, be-
hayed with special gallantry. In return
ing, the 18th Indiana, commanded by
Lieut. Colonel Henry Jordan, with two
companies Of Stokes cavalry, went
round by Auburn, met a body of rebels
there and dispersed them, killing three
and wounding eight Among the killed
was a Lieutenant Colonel OF JOhnson's
cavalry regiment Among the rebels
captured at Woodbury., were two Lieut.
anants; our entire loss was one man
wounded, j. B. Patton, Company |, nth
Ind, and one Sergeant Edwards, Compa-
ny +, captured.
All persons whose natural supporters
are in the rebel service, and all whose
sympathies are with rebellion, prevent
ing them from giving sufficient assurance
that they Will conduct themselves as
peaceable citizens within our lines, are
ordered to hold themselves in readiness
to 90 South within the next ten days,
They are permitted TO take all their per
sonal effects except those contraband of
war; and if after once leaving they are
again found within our lines, they are to
be treated as spies II Buchanan Read,
addressed a large crowd of officers and
soldiers tonight, in the Court House.
Especial Dispatch , The Cincinnati Gazottel
FRANKLIN, Tenn, March GA large
force OF infantry, artillery, aad cavalry
moved this morning against the enemy
posted at Spring Hill. The intention is
to rout shem, and if they stand, there
will perhaps be a heavy engagement,
Coburn's disaster at Thompson's Station
is to be retrieved. Col w. p. Reid of the
I2lst Ohio, is left in command at Frank
lin.
After some diminishing near Thomp-
sons Station, the rebels have fallen back
to Spring Hill.
New YoRK, March 10-The steamer
Roanoke. from New Orleans on the 1st
and Havana on the 9th, has arrived
New Orleans adyices contain nothing
of great interest.
An information has been filed in the
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SlidelPs property in New Orleans.
Prisoners from the Queen Of the West
report that they were jealousy guarded
at Alexandria, Ark, and robbed of all
their clothes and private property.
The Era of the Isl states that twenty
rebels who had recently been sent into
the rebel lines had returned, begging to
take the oath Of allegiance and asking
Tor bread. Every one of them were SUI
lering from actual hunger, and their chill
dren were crying for food.
The rebel Major and Captain who had
been paroled by Admiral Farragut have
returned to New Orleans and taken the
oath The rebels would not receive them.
All above give fearful statements of
destitutiOn in rebellion.
Vera Cruz advices received in New Or
leans state that the French army is en-
tirely inactive and not able to accom-
plish anything without further reinforce
ments, which, if not soon received, they
must be driven from the country. The
French officers are disguised. The eli
mate is operating uRfavorably on the
soldiers Most of the French force at
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The bulk of the French army is near
Puebla. The country between there and
the city Of Mexico is infested with guer-
| illas, who are well armed and mounted.
| The French are constructing a railway
to Puebla. The guerillas are amusing
themselves by spreading rails to run
trains off the track.
Concord n. H., March 1O-The cleo
ton in this State has been one of extra
ordinary excitement. The vote Of to- day
is comparatively one of the largest ever
polled. For Governor the Republicans
supported Jas. Il, Gilmore, the Democrats
Ira Eastman, aDd the Union or War
Democrats Colonel Waller Hannah. Re-
turns for Governor from sixty seven
towns give Gilmore 10,490, Eastman
l1,24G, and Hannah 1858.
II o'clock, p. M--Returns from about
two-thirds of the State indicate that the
Legislature will be largely Republican,
that there has been no choice of Cover
nor by the people, and that three Re-
publican members Of Congress have been
elected, although there is some doubt
about the First District. One hundred
towns foot up--Gilmore, l5,649; East
man, 18,903; Hannah, 1850.
HARrn's FERaY, March 1O.-Great sur,
! prise is felt here at the reports in Wash
| ington and elsewhere of a disaster at
| Winchester by the return of the rebels in
force to the valley Of Virginia. There is
not only no foundation for these rumors,
but a state Of preparation exists in that
| quarter as well as hereabouts that may
dedantly invite any attempt the enemy
can make upon us unless his whole army
in front of fredericksburg, should be
moved up, which it is well known Hooker
will not permit even if the bad roads
would
Gen. Kelly is still in command, under
Gen. Schenk, with full force.
JEFFERSON Cry, March 1O--A resolu.
ton was offered ia the Senate that the
two Houses 60 into Joint session for the
! election Of two Senators of the United
States on the 10th Of March; that the
/ joint session shall only be dissolved by
the discharge of the duties for which il
was called or by the concurrent resolu-
tons Of the two Houses; nor shall any
recess Of the joint session be taken be-
yond che adjournment Of the present sit
ting OF the two Houses The resolution
lays over one day.
BANGoR, ME., March Gown cleo
| tons ia State a. far as heard from are
80 Union aud 81 Democratic.