The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-03
TIE LATEST NEWS.
rlour ON rnE rEuSEasEE.
The Chattanooga Rebel says.

Tennessee, reports a rumor current al
that place OF fight at Washington, Ten
nessvc, a small village on the Tennessee
river, on Saturday last, between General
Forests command and a large force of
the enemy, in which the latter were re-
pulsed aud driven back seven miles
Loss on both sides heavy. Subsequent
ly smother fight occurred at Pin Hook.
and the Yankees were again repulsed.
No particulars have arrived vet"
The reported advance of Burnside on
Knoxville is confirmed Operations for
the moment are enveloped in obsourity.
The Rebel says Chattanooga, so long
hospital and baggage room, is now a
camp, and nothing can be seen but the
rude paraphernalia of war, and here we
| sit quite as rebellious as ever, dropping
our ink drops in the ear of the foeman
as he drops his shells into-we were
about to say-our town"
KANSAS CRY, Sept 1.-About sixty
persons, chiefly Of families residing in
this city and vicinity, who are believed
! to be Aiders and abettors of the rebellion,
or strong sympathizers with it have been
| ordered TO remove from the district by
| General Ewing. The list includes many
| OF the wealthiest and most influential
families of this vicinity. Their houses
will be taken for the families OF Union
refugees. Many orders for The removal
of leading Southern sympathizers at
| Westport aud Independence are also be-
ing made out
SAN FRANoIsCo, September Arrived
The steamer Lizzie Uakford, from New
York.
Business was dull sales of ! 200 frk-
ms OF butter at 22a23c.
An immense Union mass meeting was
held in the city last evening, which was
addressed by Collector Lowe, Star, King
and the Union candidates for Congress-
The Democrats also held large meet
ing in the outskirts of the city, which
was addressed by Messrs. Weller, Bigler,
and Downey.
There is q prospect of a very full vote
tomorrow and an immense majority for
the Union State ticket There are two
Union Legislative tickets running in this
county against the united Democrats, but
The Unionists believe that either of their
tickets will get more votes than the Dem
ocratic ticket The Opposition generally
concede that the Union State ticket will
: be elected by as much as twenty thou I.
/ sand maj jrity.
JEFFERsoN CRY, Sep. 1.-The radical
Emancipationists met here in State con
vention to-day and effected permanent
organization with Judge Wells, Of Cole
county, in the chair and two vice presi-
dents from each congressional district.
{ Forty or fifty counties in the State were
represented, and other delegates yet to
arrive.
Candidates for Supreme Judges of the
State are to be nominated.
}, The following resolution created the
!. widest enthusiasm and was referred "a
the committee on resolutions:
RESOLVED, That rely ing upon the unan.
o unity of the feelings existing between
the Union men of Missouri and Illinois
y we respectfully request the latter, whilC
\ assembled in mass meeting at Spring.
field, 10 Join us in appealing 10 the Pre-.
l. sident orsuch change in the admins.
= ration Of the Department of Missouri
IS will correct the evils of the policy Q
=, pro- slavery concession TO rebels which
Q permitted the massacre at Lawrence, anC
under which loyal men in Missouri ar
J. to-day suffering the infections of muir
d derous civil strife from the presence 0
a large numbers of the enemies TO In
government, while every foot of her sol
is under Federal rule.
i Resolutions were adopted declaring i
} expedient that this convention max
is necessary arrangements for calling
A. constitutional convention to adopt sue
| kn. 4
W. the State.
% Resolutions were also adopted recon-
mendiug that the people be instructe
h. in writing, by maj jrIty of voters, eacI
"a member OF tue present Legislature VIII
~ will not pledge himself in writing
e vote tor the call Of new convention
on and the name Of each member betrayin
p his constituents to be published in ever
=, newspaper IN the State.
The following was adopted:
Resolved That We respectfully d,
Nh mand of Gen. Schoteld permission
D. recruit negroes belonging to disloy ais
IN Mo-, and that as exigenCies OF Ii
times indicate change of the Depart
" ment Commander, we appoint a con
ry mittee to draft memorial, which shS
", be signed by members of this CONVEX
ton, requesting the President TO assig
Gen. Blu tier, or some other suitable ma
to command this department; that v
'at regard the Presidents proclamation
IS January, SO, 80 irrevocabls; and that '
he request our Legislature, Senators al
:. Representatives in Congress TO use the
~ utmost endeayors TO have our Nation
err Constitution amended, prohibiting slAv
,ss ry forever ia the States now free or her
mt after applying for admission into t
Union.