The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-25
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thing later from the army Of the Poto.
mac or from Charleston this evening.
From late Southern papers we copy
the following. A Chattanooga paper
says dolefully:
"We look for the worst from Charles
ton. II will never be taken az it sands,
however. II would be ruired and blown
from its foundation frat We do not
expect any encouraging news from that
quarter. The journals of that cit may
put the best face on the matter from mo :
tives of patriotism, but we may as well
be prepared for any consequences"
A correspondent of the Savannah Re-
publican growls considerably at the re-
construction talk of the Raleigh Stand
ard, aud says of the editor: ct il
scarcely TO BE- supposed that man OF
his stamp wi be abe 10 do much harm,
but our la 9 reverses have developed
other tremb ing, weak kheed fellows,
who have not shouldered their muskets
10 defend their homes, and who, toge he's
with this brave editor, are ready 20 fall
down on their knees and beg mercy OF
their masters, the Yankees"
The Savannah republican Gays the
story which ruled in the streets on M n
day, we presume, had no better lounds
ton Than the followii & paragraph
We give 1t not the slightest credenoe:
"Herms, Of the Oharl .stou Mercury,
says that il is everywhere reported that
Gen. Lee has resigned, in consequence OF
a sour letter from the President. HIS
resignation is not believed, though where
there is so much smoke Herms thinks
there is some fire. IL is t. be hoped that
10 the recent reverses that have a tended
our arms, we may be spared the loss Of
one who has stood a safe and secure
carrier between us and the enemy"
The Montgomery Mail of Saturday
has learned, with great regret, that Gen.
Price has resigned his commission and
retired from the army in Arkansas.
Up to this time the Government has
organized seventy five companies Of in
valtds for garrison and other lighter
duties.
-Four hundred moe rebels have been
sent as prisoners 10 the camp 81 pint
Lookout from the baltimore prisons.
These prisoners are part OF those taken
at the battle Of Falling Waters, and
make the number now At Point Lookout
nine hundred from the battle that Gen.
Lee said was never fought.
Judge Goodwin, Ohief JusticA of Ari-
zona, was appointed to day Governor OF
that Territory TO al the vacancy caused
by the death OF Hon. John A. Gurley.
Turner, of Iowa, was appointed Judge,
vice Goodwin, The appointment was
made thus soon in order to enable the
Arizona expedition to leave
A letter from an officer high in com
mand in the Army Of the Cumbel land
says the whole country between On ,tta-
nooga and the Mississippi is til, with
deserters from Bragg and Johnst,n's
armies. The disatfectIon exists mostly
among the Louisiana, Mississippi and
Tennessee regiments, who cay tuey have
nothing TO fight Tor. The tr0 ps from
the other States say they will a,so de-
sert as soon as their States are Occup ed
BY tne Union soldiers.
IL is known that two Mississippi and
one Louisiana regiment left ia BODY,
there not being forco enough TO atop
them.
The improssment Of all males be-
tive, 10 ana 90 is IN progress with IN
relenting severity throughout Eastern
Virginia, Within the rebel hues the
number of men thus raised does not
equal the desertions from the rebeI
ranks. The coun ry is not only cleated
OF men, but forage aud provisions u ali
kinds are seized. Refugees say Ian
gu age can't convey an idea Of the dvsti
tuition and distress which prevails.
MEMPHIS, Aug. ia fight occurred
between our forces a. Pamela, Miss, "
sunday, Ia which the rebels were Co
fea,od. No pu tleulars have been 10
ceived Another report has Il that
Banks is going TO Mobile, aud that
Grant is reinforcing him largely ivr thaI
purpose. There wac a gunooat recon-
nuissance up White river ON ih9 l3tn.
Bv order OF Gen. DAVIDSON, tue gun-
boa,s Lexin- ton, Cr,ket, And Mhimora
in command OF Captain DiG If
| Clarendon aud steamed up White hiyer
they returned in The evening OF tn'
same day, bringing as prizes 'ut stea n'
ers Tom Suggs ana haskaBla lhvy al
80 destroyed two mills usea by the rob
eli army for grinding corn, and pOu
toon bridge across the Little Red River
| The casualties on our side were i've mel
wounded, two of whom have since died
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