The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
LAT EWS.

pressed, the great mass Of the people re.
main loyal.
NEw YorK. April ga Pittsburg
telegram Of 18th says that the latest in
diligence from The scene OF the rebel raid
reports The rebel force at Morgantown
only 500 strong, and supposed to be some
party Of guerrillas who have been en-
deavoring TO damage The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The excitement is abat-
ing, and telegraph commune ltiOn is per.
fact between Wheeling and Grafton,
Other reports state that a deputation
from Morgantown, Pa, had arrived Al
Pilisburg 10 get men and arm resist the
expected raid; and another report that
The rebels had entered Washington, Pa,
twenty. five miles from Wheeling, was
contradicted.
Especial to the Trltune.l
MURFBEEsBoRo, April PA fictitious
excitement was produced tonight by
reports that the enemy intended TO at
tack Rosecrans Immediately. The facts,
derived from the best official sources, are,
that our scouts report the advance Of the
enemy at Beech Grove and Wartrace, Q
hOurs' march from this point. IL is
probable that the enemy advanced in
force without artillery, to encounter a
supposed general advance OF this army,
and at the same time 10 make a recon-
noisance in force.
They have been reinforced somewhat,
but no military man here dare hope for
such good fortune as an attack upon the
Army Of the Cumberland at Mulfreesbo.
70. No patriot would desire a better
thing for the Union cause.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EDIN.
DURGH.
New York, April 29.-The steamship
Edinburgh from Liverpool the 18th. and
Queenstown the 10th, arrived at eight
o'clock this evening.
Additional correspondence between
Russell and Adams, in relation TO block
ade running is published, dated a year
back. Nothing Of moment.
Rebel scrip was quoted on the 10th at
7-8al-2 premium.
The head constable Of Liverpool, un.
der instructions from the government, is
employing detectives 10 obtain informa-
ton relative to suspicious vessels, and 10
wa'ch the movements Of leading rebels.
50 the Times states.
A Cracow dispatch Of the 18th states
that several fresh bands of Polish insur.
gents had been run in the Sandomier.
In a large engagement near Suwalke, the
Rossians los; 200 killed and 7 cannon.
NEw YosK, April 20 The Washing.
ton Inieliseucer, OF Tuesday, morning,
announces that Gen. Hooker commenced
) a forward movement on Monday morn
ing. Heavy masses OF artillery and
other troops were crossing the Kappa
hammock at sunrise. The Tribune save
, the s, vrnty-tighih and eleventh cavalry
, corps iOOk the lead.
WAsHISGTOv, April 29.-The report
. that nanielK Goodloc has been appoint.
I'd military Governor of North Carolina
is premsture. The President, though
holding a different op%inipn, for he pres
ent drfefs to the opinion Of Secretary
Stanton that military Governors are IN
! known to The law
, A. A. Hall, OF Nashville, has been ap.
, pointed Munster TO Bolivia, upon The re-
commentator of CIV. Johnson.
! MUaFREEsBoRo', April % AT noon to-
! das a small force OF rebel CO airy ap.
peared on the Manchester pix, aud the
: videiles gave the alarm. saying the enc
my was advancing ia force. Gen. Neg
: ley, with cOmmebdab g pru itnce, moved
out a short distance, but the alarm
:" proved false. Gen. Ncgley IN I several
citizens, residrnis, near the outposts
moving 10, WHO reported thai The rebel,
! had declared that they wtre coming I,
i drive the Yankees from Murlreesboro'
IL is thought, generally, that tho rebe.
demonstration yesterday was made will
the purpose OF forcing Gen. Rosecrans 4
concentrate his lines, thus leaving Vat
Darn aud Wheeler al liberty TO act OF
his Hanks With their cavalry also 1,
: enable them, with their fore
! north Of Duck river, 10 defeat any at,
tempt we might make, similar to the
Z one on Mcminnville. At present all ct
= forts of the rebel cavalry on our tank
are futile.
CHICAGO, April ga special Cair,
dispatch via Memphis, hsa news of ah,
d capture of Tuscumbia, which was he'll
: by the rebel Colonel Chalmers, who's
u force has been very troublesome lately il
that vicinity and on the Tennessee river
. Last Thursday General Dodge attaoke,
a him, and a severe engagement eBsued
e Chalmers siOutly eontesting the ground
He was, however, compelled to give wal
a and fall back,
The Federal loss Is stated to be on
q hundred. Rebel loss not given.
General Dodge is now ia possession O
Tuscumbia, and rebel communication b
d that route is cut of.
ST LOUIS, April 20 -Procee dogs hav
ieen commenced Ia the United State
! Court to coniscate the properly Of Trus
e ten Polk, formerly United States Sena
tor OF this State, aud now in tho rebe
J. service.
y Grn. Price Is reported as having bee
I at Little Rock, ten days ago, with eigh
e thousand troops, preparing for a cam
. paign 10 Missouri
% The Democrats correspondent witt
ie General Vandever's command say 3, abou
ie 10 o'clock Sunday night a rebel regimen
under Colonel Newton, being the adyanc
guard OF Marmaduke's which vas the
v r%etres'ing fr,m Cape Girardrau, was sur
= prised three nj a. west Of Jackson Will
cooking supper, and lettering around Oh
IS oamptires Two small howItzrrs lOader
10 with musket balls we're hauled by han
d within thirty yards, simultaneously dis
n charged, killing aud w%ounding a larg
AZ humber.
: AT the same time the First Iowa cav
d ry charged them, and not a man Of th
en- ice regime Il is supposed TO have Is
eaped-all who were not killed or wOun
.e ded being taken prisoners.