The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

hANitH itfitNfl. u aiAsit q
have 20 announce that the enemy are q
fnll reirsat They lea last night Tho
rain having raised the river, and the
brdse across L, between Che let wing
and centre, being Incomplete, / deemed
Il prurleut-t0rwirhiaw that wing during
che night This occupied, my hmeuntl
four O'Clock and, faiigued tie troops,
Tho atincunceuent Of the retreat was
known y me al seven o'clock this mora
Our ahmthiiioa Train Having a arrived
a1 a'Ii lhs night day was occupied
IN distributing ammunition, burying ihe
q "a, sd' anf eollge1ing arms from ,the field
OF pattle. Pursuit was commenced by
the centte, The two leading brisades ar.
riving AZ the West side OF stone s riser
this evening The railroad bridge was
saved, but n what condition IS not
kfown. we Shall occupy tbe town and
push the pursuit 70, morrow. Is f.-aE.-
Our Medical Bireclor esfimatsa tic
wUundtd In The htspi(sls at &. 300. and
our dead at 4 COO We have 10 depiore
the ldss on Lieui.i Col. Garescbe, whose
eapacitT and gehilemanly department
had dlteady tndeaFed him 10 az the oil
GERS cf tins command, and whose gall
lahtry On The field u battle excited The
admiration of all. IN ...-,....,i,t a..
WAsHNeauS,, jam @. -4-ThodTollowing
despatch has been feceiyed at headauar-r
tiers here . f 7 gicf ~ i'edB Icd
io9Hea@ARfras AErf OF ,Itr C6ApFat,sB,
-Gfi bpe e...rtr 4la Japnnry s. ls6lse 81
MV' Gen. HalleoS Gel'eyaIl fa, Ghief: 10 esil.
We have fought ono Of The greatest
battles of the wan, and are victorious.
Our entire success oon the 3lst ult. was
prevented by a surprise yof' the right
hanlHo but we have nevertheless beaten
the enemy after alnthree days' fight
They fed with great precipitation on Sat
urday night The lastcof their column
of cavalry left this morning. Their loss
has been very heavy. Generals Rains
and Hanson are killed! 7ida.U a.i amu
General Giadson, Breckenridge and
Adams are wounded. 1 ia.au.rSEW r
(Signtd) W. s. R0SEeRANS, u aa.
\ '1a' Major General Commanding
, jErFthsoS Cry, Jan. 6-The resolu-
ton offered 10 the House yesterday to
memorialize Congress 70 pass an act ex-
Guiding slayes from tie military lines in
this State, was referred to the Committee
ION Federal Relations, The joint session
then convened 10 elect q United States
Senator. John B. Henderson was elect
ed on the first ballot by majority of
81, over Robert Wilson, for the term end
ing on the 4th Of March. ....,. .r..... y,
T. B. Gratz Brown, John s, Phelps,
Samuel L. Glover, and Samuel NJ. Brock
inridge were then nominated forthe four
years term On the first ballot Brown
received 81 votes, Phelps 81, Glover "a
'Rnd Breckenridge II. No election.
/ NEW YORK, Jan. 6s---The Tribune saws
q letter from a well informed source al
| Paris, received by the Asia, states shat a
| few days befdre the letter was written
| the Minister of Foreign Affairs Drown
De L'Huys, Wished the Empororand ad
| yised him shat modification Of Che
| policy Of the Emperor was required by
the public voice; that he was so far com :
mitted to the present policy that he could
| not change, and therefore rendered his re-
| signatiOn, recommending Lovendotte az
| his suceessoy that the notifications
| needed were: 10 this first place, greater
| liberiy in regard TO Italy; second the
| Withdrawal Of the French army from
! Mexico and treaty with that powell
/ and third, the joining in a note 10 be-
signed also by England and Russia TO the
| Confederate authorities, on the ground
That, as the rebellion had now continued
| nearly two years without success, them.
| terests Of humanity and civilization re-
|. qpired themfto lay down their arms
The writer adds, hat after opposing thos.
| Propositions the Emperor upon further
| consideration, took more favorable view
| Of the policy Indicated. The writer as.
1 serts IN the strongest manner that, not
withstandipg the unexpected and sur.
prisiDg character Of this information, il
is strictly lrqe"r1ucot a.a iodV g'etoa
lrmPnmADELPH A, Jan. 5,-Commandel
Bankhead, in an 6fieial report on The
1Oss OF the Monitor, says that four Off
bcefs and twelve men were missing. liz
| expressed IN opiniyh that the Monitor
sprangia leak in the forward part where
lthe hull njOihs TIE armor caused by Z
heavy spread as the came down in IN,
sea. born ,r7in.'h 'o.i.ff '''
r. She q sank in 40 fatb6ms Of water
1AnotheFagcohnt says those last referred
10, came down from the turfet afraid o.
oheing washed away. .i.....
. BEAgFoRI n, c., Dec. 26--Governol
Stanley was hung in efiigy last night
from the market -housein Beaufort. Con
| Siderable excitement had been OCCASION
| ed by political speaking during the day
| IA view Of the pepding Congressional
/ erection, the scandaous outrage is almost
universally condemped- Military mat
'ffY QWst' l 1.1 8HaH tiimtp' 1o
+ WAsnrsGToN, Jan. General Grant,
order against the Jews had been peremp p.
torily rescinded by direction or the Pres.
ideht A delegation Of jews came her,
from Cincinnati and Paducah, and mad,
an earnest Representations Of the cruelty
/ and injustice Of Geherhl Grants exclu.
sion OF them from bis department They
and Mr. Gurley waited on the Presiden
and General Hallecl, and at once secur.
ed the revocation Of TIE order
b.oe A Pertinent Question
Dr.. IT,, % the pleasant city Of