The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-14
LATEST NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Rebel Loss at Cynthiana, 200 Killed,
Wounded and Prisoners.
8Organ's Forces BemOralIzed and
Scattered.
Reeapture Of Gen. HobsOn and staR.
A Fair Prospect Of the Capture Of
MOFgan's Band.
LATEST NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.
Fort Darling Captured by our Forces
Mcpherson has a Five Bays Fight.
Kills and Wounds Two Thousand Five
Hundred Of the Enemy.
LATEST NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.
Fort Darling Captured by our Forces
Mcpherson has a Five Days Fight.
Kills and Wounds Two Thousand Five
Hundred Of the Enemy.
Miscellaneous News Matters.

LExISGToS, June I3.-Rebel less at Gym,
thiana yesterday 500 killed, ard 400 pri
s2ners, besides wounded. Their force ex
ceeded ours.
MOrgan's command Is divided and utter.
" demOralized, trying to get off in small
squads.
Burbridge, with part of his force, has re-
turned tc Lexington.
FRASKFoRr, June IA gentlemen from
Georgetown reports that few hours after
Hobson's surrender ct Cynthiana, Burbridge
attacked the enemy, killing and capturing
many Of their force. The remainder fed
in great confusion, crossing the Railroad at
gainesville yesterday.
FALMOUTH, June l9.-ANer the Cynthiana
defeat, Gen. HObson and part Of his staff,
sentunder guard to this place, were recap
tured by a scouting party and are now here.
WASHINGTON, June IA special to the
Post says Chase favors tax of two dollars
per gallon on whiskey, and 10 per cent. on
incomes,
There is an indication that all railroads by
which Richmond is supplied will coon be
unserviceable.
NEw YORK, June 13.-Cottou $l.27. Gold
93H.
The Tribune's correspondent with Butler
says Kautz recently ordered a withdrawal
from Petersburg, not being promptly sup
ported by GilmOre's infantry.
WHITE HOUSE, June 1.-Two officers lust
arrived here report our capture of Fort OAR
ling.
The attack on Mcpherson referred 10 In
q former correspondence proved very dis
astrous to the enemy. Tho rebels came on
in two divisions, with great resolution, but
met with a very destructive f re both from
artillery and musketry, which continued
nearly an hour, when the enemy retired,
leaving the field covered with their dead
and wounded, numbering nearly $500 At
ter five days fighting, principally on his
OWL hook, Mcpherson has closed upon our
right wing, enabling US to make i'm portant
movements.
CAIRO, June I3.-The steamer Mississippi,
with New Orleans dates to the 9th, passed
up this morning. The news is unimport-
ant. The supply of cotton ia limited to
fair quantity. Sugar and molasses offering,
but no sales. No change in cotton. The
Mississippi was fred into with mugketry at
Greenyille. Nobody injured.
Gen. A. J. Smith and command had al
rived at Memphis.
The steamer Graham had arrived at CO.
lumbus, and her cotton was seized for being
taken on contrary 10 military orders.
CISCNSATI, June IS.-The loss 10 the
Kentucky Central railroad by the reosRt
invasion, is estimated at $500, COO
CARE RACE, Juno I3.-Tho steamer Bel
gian, from Liverpool ID, passed here yester-
day. Tho news is unimportant.
On the Ist, In the House OF Commons, the
government was defeated BY 10 majority.
Naturalization is steady and IN
changed. COnSOls, sou.