The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-25


iaiey.-Corrospondents from the lines
say all is unusually active The rebels
are firing more continuously. No news
from Johnston. Hot work expected.
NoUYa's POINT June IL, via CABo, 20.
The Marine brigade, under Gen, Ellet,
accompanied by Ger. Moorcs, made a
reconnaissance 10 Richmond, La, on the
10th, with 9, 200 men, and drove $500
rebels cut OF that place. They captured
thirty prisoners and burned the town.
Our loss was slight.
On ihe nth, at Marion, Ark, Ellets
cavalry captured a wagon containing
what purp0rted 10 be six barrels of flour
and three boxes of goods, but on exami-
nation by The Uommissary, IL was found
TO contain over a half million of percus-
sion caps, picked in plain boxes contain
ing stationery. The whole was allowed
to pass out Of Memphis. Documents
were als) found duplicating certain
well-known merchants Of So Louis
as guilty parties.
BALTIMORE, June % The following
is taken from the American of this
morning.
A gentleman who left Gettysburg at
seven o'clock, A, NJ, yesterday, informs
us there is no truth in the Geographic re-
port from Harrisburg of rebel advance
on that place. The nearest approach of
rsb-l cavalry 20 Gettysburg was Che ar
rival OF a sloa body of scouts at Mon
terey, 10 miles distant where they stole
few horses and retreated, evidently
fearful Of capture.
The only force which has crossed the
Maryland line between Greencas'le has
been small bodies of cavalry scouts, af-
ter horses and cattle, of which they have
received a small supply.
New York, June 23.--The following
additional news was received by the
Canada
The Liverpool journals urge an early
termination of hosblties between France
and Mexico, in order that the French
Government may regain freedom of move
ment in tie European question.
Bourse heavy, coz 35o
Ii was reported that the notes of the
three powers 20 Russia regarding Poland
would be dispatched to st. Petersburg on
the 18th
TIL Patrie says the Russian govern
ment inclines towards an arrangement
with Prussia.
HEADQUAETERs ARMY or THE PoToMAo,(
June 20
Mr.. l.. w Buckingham, a correspond
ont Of the New York Herald, was killed
yesterday under the following circum-
stances; He was coming from Aide with
the news of the cavalry fight, and when
Eve miles below that place was chased
by guerrillas. He put spurs TO his horse,
which stumbled and threw him off, break
ing his neck and killing him instantly.
CHATHAM, Mass. June 23.--The fish,
ing schooner Juliet, of Beverly, Captain
MallOus, arrived here this evening. She
reports that the spoke the schooner Flor
ence, of Gloucester, this morning, about
40 miles southeast of Chatham lights
She had on board $50 prisoners from the
priyateer bark Taemy, which took the
Florence yesterday, boarded her and or
dered her TO New York with the prison.
ers. The Taemy took and burned six
schcoaers, yesterday, belonging TO dlou-
cester, and three ships-the Santiago,
Paraguay, and heother name not known.
CINcNEATI, June % THE rebels who
crossed into Indiana Sunday have not
yet been overtaken. Theis exact where
aboutsi is unknown. 1t was repor ed they
had gone north of the Ohio and Missis
sippi railroad, but this is not confirmed
The operator at Bloomington, Indiana
reports an encampment of 1000 citizens,
with pickets out, eight miles from there,
who say they will resist the enrolment
HARRISBURG, June %, 1 p. M.-The
rebels occupied Chambersburg about IL
o'clock to-day. Our cavalry pickets are
now five miles this side of there. The
troops under Gen. Knipe, which were at
Chambersburg, have safely fallen back
to the main body. The authorities be-
lieve the rebels to bo in considerable
force.
PITTsBURG, June 23.-Business has
been suspended a week, and the citizens
en- 0lasss are digging intrenchments on
the surrounding hills for miles out, en-
circling the city. The works are nearly
finished, and the city is safe
MURFREEsBoRo', June 23.-Ool. j. Y.
WildePs scouts have secured the country
in our rear. The citizens say that
strong forces were distributed over the
country, and that the enemy's intentions
were TO carry off the crops. An unex-
pected order, however, precipitated a
movement and Morgan's whole force,
concentrating at Alexandria, ~ttempted
20 cross the Cumberland into Kentucky,
but were repulaed with heavy loss. Our
army to-day is jubilant
Our scouts confirm the report that a
portion Of Wharton's command have gone
to the rebel front
Deserters affirm that Bragg is seriously
weakened by the exodus Of troops South
ward, and that mere show or pTetence
fetards us in the front to- day.