The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-12
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PHnADELrHIA, Nov. IA suspicious
vessel was discovered yesterday morning
about SAndGsky Bay, supposed TO be
fitted out by Secessionists in Canda to
release the rebel prisoners on Johnson's
Island and Frey upon Lake ports. A
land battery was ordered forthwith 10
Johnson's Island
The Washington Republican gives the
particulars Of recent engagement with
part of Burnside's corps. In the fight
at Rogersville, Tenn, the rebels captured
six hundred men and four canon. The
number of Burnside's killed and wound
ed are not mentioned. The main army
is impregnAbly situated. Grant is fully
satisfied with its situation.
New YORK, Nov. 11.-Buford had
sharp fight and drove the rebels some
distance from Brandy Station and pick
eted the ground, but being short of
forage, returned to the main body Of the
army.
Chapman's brigade and the Sd Indiana
cavalry principally engaged. Loss about
City killed and wounded the rebel less
unknown. They left five dead on the
field and had buried several, and carry
ing off many wounded.
On Monday morning the rebels re-
treated towards the Rapid Ann. II
is supposed that all of Lees army are
across the Rapid Ann. They occupy Po-
ney Mountain, where they can observe
cur movements.
The Railroad to Culpepper is unin-
jured.
Gen. Anger has succeeded Heintzelman
New York, Nov. 11.-Cotton dull and
dropping at 85c. Gold quiet at 4534,
1t is rumored that Secretary Chase hai
decided to issue twenty five million dol.
lars in greenbacks 20 relieve the strin.
gency of the bond market.
| Headquarters Army Of tie Potomac, 8;4(
p. M, NoU. 8.-The enemy's position oil
the Rappahannock evacuated. Our cavalry
pursuing beyond Brandy Station. Maj
Gen. Sedgewick officially reports tn,
capture of four guns, eight battle. flags
and over 1900 prisoners. Maj. Genera
French took over four hundred. Sedge
wick's loss is about 300 killed an,
wounded, and French's loss about 20.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9,--Lee seems ma
neuvering for position, and, probably
battle. Meade to-day occupied Lee
Saturdays headquarters. The rebel
are constructing q railroad between Dan
. vile, Va, and Greensboro, North Caro-
/ lima.
CAIRO, Nov. ia small party c
guerrillas entered between Mayfeld an
Paducah last night, who are said to hay
obtained five hundred conscrips frol
= Kentucky. Guerrilla warfare is bein
organized TO stop travel on the Missis
sippi.
Two hundred armed citizens wor
hunting guerrillas.
The steamer Lady Pike has arrive
with five hundred and thirty eight bale
of cotton for Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE mai
i. body of the rebels were at GordonsVill
! yesterday.
1t is reported that Acquia Creek wi
become our base of supplies.
The Richmond News says Gen. Lee
really in command of Gen. Braggs arm
Cur troops do not occupy Frederick
burg or Falmouth.
Buford's cavalry drove tho enemy dow
to the Sulphur Springs, within a mile
Oulp'pper.
g There are violent snow squalls, al
> the weather quite cold.
Our army is in excellent spirits TT
First New York Dragons charge
through Cuipepper, driving twice the
$, number. We now hold the town. d
i. rscOnnoisances may soOnsbriug about
general engagement,