The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

LVJAhNLlLht 0uut Ap'-~a haaAAcNutE
dispatch 10 the Herald states that Jen-
kins passed through GreencAstle last
evening with 700 mounted infantry, in
the direction Of WaynesbOrO. The reb-
els are reported TO have sixteen pieces Of
artillery. With a large force they occu-
Ply the South bank Of the Potomac, be-
tween Cumberland and Harper's Ferry.
Rhodes has 10000 troops at Williams
port. 1t is the opinion in official circles
that the rebels have serious designs on
Baltimore. The rebels are securing the
country for horses and cattle, and have
got about 1000 head of cattle and 1000
horses.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 21st
announces the capture by the Federals,
the Confederate iron clad steamer Attain
"a. She was formerly. the English
steamer Fingal. The Atlanta steamed
out Of Savannah harbOr, and was attack
ed by two Federal ron-clads, and cap
tured in twenty minutes.
Richmond papers Of the Goth say the
city of Darien, Ga, was burned by the
Federals on the 18th inst
VhlIandigham had run the blockade
from Wilmington. He is going to Mas
sau, and thence TO Canada.
MEMPHIS, June 20-Colonel Corryns,
of the Tenth Missouri Cavalry, succeed
ed in scattering several rebel camps
where they were gathering cattle for
Bragg's army, destroying large quaint
ties of forage, and bringing in cattle.
A detachment of the LIST Missouri and
9th Ohio Cavalry, 400 strong, under Mai,
Henry, of the 9th Ohio, on reconnoi-
sance, were surrounded near fernando,
Miss, on the night-of the 18th, by Gen.
Chalmers with 1000 rebels. They were
routed, and most Of them killed or cap
tured. Maj. Henry captured about $50
of them and returned.
The enemy are moving along our whole
line from Memphis to Corinth cutting tel
egraph wires and damaging railroads.
New York, June 22.--Admiral Foots
is better to-day, and hope is entertained
of his recovery.
Judge fancy, on Friday last, at Bal.
timore, gave it as his opinion, that regu.
lations issued by the Secretary of thu
Treasury, on the 2sth of August last, il
relation to internal commerce, are illegs
and void.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-All the infor
nation which our cavalry have beer
able to obtain confirms the previous i'm
preston that there is no rebel Infantr,
this side Of Blue Ridge, though the,
may occupy Ashley's and Manassa
Gaps.
The rebel cavalry forces still remain
near Middleburg. Oar cavalry has bee
through ThOrOughfare Gap, thus shown
that neither Gen. Lee nor any of hi
forces are there as was published.
, LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Information ha
been received in this city that nine hun
= bred rebels, supposed to be Morgan
men, crossed the Ohio river at Leaveu
worth or near Rome, Indiana, YESTERDAY
The direction they intend going is nc
known. Large numbers of citizens an
soldiers with all the artillery in Ne
= Albany, have left for the purpose
:, meeting them. ALI the HOLSTERS alor
p. the border counties are armed and wi
, give the rebels warm engagement.
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CoRPs
6amp near Upperville, June 81.
re 10 Brig. Gen, j. j. Williams;
=. moved my command this morning
3 Middleburg, aud attacked the cavall
f. force under Stuart, and steadily dro
or them all day, inAicting heavy loss
B every step. We took two pieces Of :
ut tillery, three caisons, and blowing o
Ie up. We captured upwards of six
les p 'isoners, including LIT. Col, Major, n
five ether officers. Our loss is small
w men and horses never saw our trOo
.. behave better or under more difIlcl
circumstances.
Signed A. PLEAsANToN, Brig GEL