The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-08
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The rebels Hamilton and Hughes came
into Columbia to-day with about ak
hundred men, aud Hawthorn, with from
two hundred and fifty TO three hundred
men were At Poplar Springs, (eieht miles
from Vlasgow), and small squads were
within six miles of Glasgow to-day.
We have reasons TO believe the num-
beers over estimated.-EDs. JoURNAL.l
Burnside took formal possession Of
Knoxville on the 4th inst.
FORTRESS MoEROE, Sept, 6.-The dis
patch steamer Oleander Just arrived from
off Charleston, reports Fort Sumter per-
fectly demolished, but the rebel Gag still
floating.
General Gilmore dug out and captured
40 men from their rifle pits and in front
" Fort Wagner last Tuesday. Every
thing was progressing faVorably.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Sept. 4.--The s. b.
Spauldins arrived at 8 o'clock last even
ing from of Charleston. She left Morris
Island on Monday last, and reports that
the storm had prevailed there for several
days, making it very rough where our
feet lay, and entirely stopping all naval
operations. .t.
CINCINNATI Sept, GA dispatch was
received in this city to-day announcing
that General Burnside entered Koxville
on the 4th. No PARTICULARS.
BALTIMORE, August 6th.--Ex-G Governor
Thomas has been re nominated for Con-
gress In the Fourth District of MARYLAND,
by convention which adopted strong
unconditional Union resolutions.
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has ordered that the executive order
dated Nov. Fl, 1862, prohibiting the ex-
portaton from the United States of arms,
ammunition, or munitions of war, under
which the commandants iof departments
were, by order of the Secretary of War,
dated May IL, 1868, directed to prohibit
the purchase and sale for expectation of
| all horses and mules within their re-
| spective commands, and 20 take and APP
| propriate to the use of the army, horses,
mules, and live stock designed for ex-
| pedition, be so far modified that any
arms heretofore imported into the United
States may be exported to the place of
original shipment, and that any live stock
raised in any State or Territory bounded
by the Pacific Ocean may be exported
from any such State or Territory.
Instructions have been issued requi-
ring that men charged with desertion
who belong to regiments whose terms
have expired, if not able TO clear them
selves of the charge, shall be compelled
TO serve out the remainder of the term
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Give gentlemen,
composing the Relief Committee of Law
renee, Kansas, in n dispatch to the As
ISOLATED Press, say that the statement
that q largo amount OF the goods and
money and a number Of the horses Ia .
ken by Quantrel had been recovered aud
returned is false. OF the horses stolen
from Lawrence only three have been re.
turned, and the value Of the merchandise
recovered will not exceed one hundred
dollars. / VIZ
The Republicans Memphis special
says the steamer Progress, from White
river, brings the news that Gen. David.
SOD, with cavalry and artillery, the ad
vance of Steele's army, on the 10Th ult
drove the enemy across Bayou Meteor
bridge, killing and wounding about one
hundred and capturing two hundred
Our loss was thirty. The rebels burned
the bridge after crossing. Steele was a
: Duvalps Bluff in the 31st
, New York, Sept. g. The City of New
, York, from Liverpool on the Goth ant
, Queenstown on the 9th, arrived thi
morning.
II is reported that a rebel man Of wa
: is repairing at Brest.
The Globes Paris correspondent says
, it is reported that sundry vessels, model
, ed after the Alabama, are quietly build
l ing in French ports. He also alludes {,
the canard that instructions have beei
, sent TO Mercier TO protest against the con
, tinual recognition at Washington of tn
I, JuAres Mexican Representative.
A committee of the Emancipation So
Q ciety memorialized Earl Russell to sto
j the departure of two steamers designe
a for the Confederate service.
The Amstrada, constructed by th
u builders of the Alabamt, was ready I
e sail from Mersey. They sllege that on
: was 10 sail on or about the 9th of Angus
a and was to DO received by the Florid
which was lowering on the coast for tbs
purpose. They also allege that anotht
=. the Clyde, and call upon the Governmer
TO promptly interfere and apply the la
with yigor.
Latesi-London, Aug. 27.-The HerAl
b says, ave are induced TO believe tn,
o the rumors which intimate that the Soul
has an intention Of arming the negroe
are in all probability untrue.
10 The Confederate frigAte Atlanti
= which put into Brest for repairs, hAyin
no bill of health on board, has bee
10 forced to 90 into quarantine.
= II has been reported that MIR. Dayt
d, has received instructions from his Go
Al eminent TO protest against French pr,
ceedings in Mexico.
, The following is q summary of Il
l. news by the steamer Olympus, whi'
." sailed from Liverpool on the 25th ul
and received by the City OF New Yorl
es A steamer, supposed TO be the Florid
es was seen passing down the channel {
no Queenstown, on August 231, evidently
80 the track OF an American vessel.
u 1t is stated that Mr.. Slidell had loI
interview with DrOuyn del Hugs on I
Goth and 2lst Of August.
IN The Central Association for the recO
milton Of the Confederate States,
Manchester has issued NANTES
! strongly urging recognition and f'iend
\ mediation.
The Times, in its city article, sa
there is no belief in the threats Of
Washington Government against Frat
ms in regard to mediation. The general
lief ia tnaa the American prOteRt "