The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-11
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LOUISVILLE, November 10-The Posts
Washington special Of the 10th says, all
is quiet on the RappAhannock, though &c
Lee stands battle it will soon be fought.
IL not, be will be compelled 10 retreat
into the heart of Virginia.
NEw YoRK, November 10.--Cotton Sc;
Gold 453<.
The Adriatio has arrived, and brings
London dates TO the 27th--unimportant
San FRANclsco, Nov. 10.-Hakodadi
advices b the 9Th October say, the Prince
OF Naeaseti has issued orders to kill the
hero, Japanino, who conducted the in
coming to observation-disclosures The
chief minister. Three others of the
Cabinet were dismissed because they
favored peace with Christian nations.
All foreigners are ordered 10 leave Ns-
gssei Orders are also issued chat no
foreign vessel shall be purchased.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Gen. Sedgvick
informs Meade officially that on Saturday
he captured from the enemy four cannon.
eight battle Gags, and large number of
prisoners. Hays Louisi ana brigade were
among the captured Hays escaped by
swimming across the RAppAhannock. No
considerable opposition was offered 70
the onward march Of our army on the
9Th. The rebels are rapidly falling back
beyond the Rapidan.
Buffo2d's cavalry brigade drov, =
brigade Of rebel cavalry across the river,
at Waterloo bridge, and last night oc-
cupied Culpepper. The main body of our
army is in the vicinity Of Brandy Station.
Our advance is at RAppidan, and the
enemy is in their old entertainments, on
the south side Fitzpatrick is reported in
possession of the heights back Of Fred
ricke6urg.
Lees forces are not in front Of Meade;
Hill and Hill are reported gone to Chat
tanoogs.
Prisoners give out strong hints that
Meade will be drawn into trap, and
whipped,
The North Carolinians captured said
they were heartily sick of the war, and
did not wish TO be exchanged The
Louisians Tigers called them paltroons
for saying this, and blows ensued
The New York Herald says that the
third army corps after Saturdays action
at Kelly's ford pursued the rebels Sun
day and-GrOve them from their position
two miles east of Brandy Station.
Gen. Gregg's cavalry division had q
smart skirmish with the enemy details
unknown, except that the general engage
ment was q Federal success.
Heavy cavalry skirmishing was going
on yesterday afternoon, southwest Of
Culpepper, iowa, DIS Madison Court House
Stewards cavalry is covering Lees
retreat and is the only rebel force this
side the Rsppidan.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 10 -Advices say
that Col. Caldwell, with 700 cavalry, en-.
tered Arkadelphia on the 28th, Just 81
the rear of Prices army was leaving -
Our forces attacked them, captured
large number of their wagons, and tool
yeral hundred prisoners. Caldwell
then destroyed a powder mill and
great quantity Of stores, and now hold
ArkAdClohia.
NEW Y,RK, Nov. 10--SecretAry Sew
ard says those engaged in raising mean
to sustain the Juarez Mexican govern
ment will be prosecuted. The Worl,
says Halleck has been virtually super
coded by Grant, and that but 4 singh
battlefield is now embraced between tn
Rappahannock and Tuscumbia.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 10.-Georgia re
fugees just in, report a considerable
movement of Bfagg's troops and store
Southwark. The rebels are said to b
preparing to retire TO Rome or 10 Allan
ia. Longstieet is said TO b. organising
large force for q raid on our line o
communications. H
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. To- TWENTY-FIVE
paymasies with 100000 are engage,
in paying off the troops to LIST NOvem
Der. All quiet along our lines. No sho
from Lookout Mountain to-day.