The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10
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chattanooga Evacuated.
Rebels Moving Southwark.
Federal ARMY Occupy Chatta-
nOOga.
TnENroN, ca, sept. .. lse8.

AhEhIoNy OAt DePh ~ 1000.
Chattanooga has been evacuated. The
rebels moved out on he eighth. They
were moving all day southwark.
The successful accomplishment Of
a thanking movement caused the enemy
to evaouate the place. We are. now in
possession of ali of Tennessee and North
Georgia. 4'-is VA
II is not known whether the rebels
retired to new position near Chat
tanoogs, or are retresting to Atlanta,
A rapid and vigorous pursuit is
being made.
General Crittenden's troops are now
marching into and occupying Chstta-
nooga.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9.--Charleston adj
vices to the 9th say that the lombard
ment of Wagner and Sumter is still
progressing. Wagner had not replied
for two days, Casualties slight.
WAsH1NeToN, Sept 9.--Gen. Averill
reports to Gen. Kelley, at Huttonsville,
Va, on the 80, that his expedition drove
Gen. jackson out of Pocahontas, over
Warm Spring Mountains, in series of
skirmishes. He destroyed the rebel salt
petre works, burned a camp, and a large
amount of ammunition and stores. We
fought superior forces two days near
White Sulphur Springs, and drove the
enemy from his position, but from
want of ammunition aud achievements
of the enemy, were compelled to with
draw We lost over 100 killed and wound
ed among the killed were Capt. Paul
Won Koenig, and McNally, of the I'd
Virginia; Capt. Ewing, of artillery,
dangerously wounded, The enemy's loss
it is believed is far greater than ours.
New York, Sept. 9-Cotton firm at
zoo. Gold 31%
ST.. Louis, Sept o. --Quantrill has 1000
men near the Kansas line, and great ak
citement exists in the border counties,
for fear OF another raid into Kansas.
The citizens are organizing into military
companies and regiments. Towns on the
border are nightly patrolled by citizens.
The condition of the women and chill
dren is the most painful phase of this
border panic The citizens favor the ex-
l ga,..,. j.. t.o,, Of h,.ah h.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--Mosby's forces
have scattered since the wounding o.
Mosby.
Admiral FarrRgut has arrived Der.
Headquarters Army of he Potomac --Th,
rebel Col Il. G. Hill had an interview
with Gen. Custor, and expressed th'
opinion that peace was near at hand
Upon being interrogated as to the grp undI
for such an opinion he declined further
communication. aA4- u4llap
NEw York, Sept 0.--The steamer SEQ
tia brings adyices that two Thousand
Anglo-rebel iron, clAds, combining The
ram and Monitor principles, are building
by Laird at BirkenheAd. The guns wer'
ready at Preston and Lancashire, anC
would be put aboard in the English
channel. '@'},
Rebel papers say Price had an engage
ment with and defeated the Yankees III
team miles below Little Rock.
1t is understood that Halleck say
three corps under Banks willmoye with
in three weeks upon Mobile, from Pascu'
goula.
FoRTREas MONROE, Sept The steam
err Daniel Webster has arrived from OitJ
| Point, and reports that the Confederate
had evacuated Morris Island.
ST JOINS, Sept. 9--Thu steamer Adj
Ratio from Liverpool has passed.
The Liverpool Mercury says tn
steamer Vanderbilt was sunk by tn,
Alabama on the 18th of July.
The London Times editorially admit
that the question of building ships TO
the Oonfederates is becoming serious ant
urgent The Times hopes that If th,
rams are really intended for the Confed
crates, the law be strong enough to stoI
them.
1t ia reported in Paris that Russia
won't reply TO the notes, but will give 4
constitution to Poland and Germany -
Polish insurreetion is still raging. TIT
Spanish government declined the rebe
governments proposition for recognition
Liverpool - The Confederate loan il
from rs 10 "a discount
Cotton quiet aud unchanged.
BUFFALO, N Y, Sept 29.-The grail
Elevators and a warehouse has beef
burned Loss quarter of q r!llion.