The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02
Rebel Papers Fearful Of the Result
Miscellaneous News from other Points

Hersld's dispatches from Edinburg and
Shenandoah Valley, say a reconnaissance in
force found The enemy 1000 strong in
front of Us. Very little skirmishing up to
thai time.
The Tribune's special from Hunters army
says one Of our wagon trains was fred into
last Tuesday, by guerrillas, wounding e
guard, whereupon Hunter ordered the
houses of two prominent secessioEists TO be
burned, which was done as warning.
The HeraIi's Washington despatch says
that Chase has determined to put upon the
market from fifty to one hundred million
dollars Of six per cent bonds, redeemable
after 1881.
1t is also stated that the French Govern
ment has assured Mr.. Dayton that no rebel
irOn-clads will be permitted to leave
France.
The New York Trioune's Matamoras let
ter says there is no effective rebel force left
in Texas, except about six hundred men.
WASHINGTON, June I, 7:3O A. x.-To Major
General Dix We have nothing from the
front later than yesterday at six o'clock A.
Il. An unofficial despatch was received
here at four o'clock this morning dated
yesterday at Kingston, Ca, reports that
Major Hopkins, Of Gen. shsrman's staff
came from the front this evening. He says
the rebels were attacked at 1880 this morn
Ing, and at 10 o'clock the affair was over.
The enemy was repulsed and our line
reached the railroad at Marietta. To &C
complish this object it had for several days
been the purpose of Gen. sherman's move
menta. Additional forces are reaching
him, and ample supplies are received.
E. N. STANTON.
AEBASY, y. Y, June 1.-The whole cen
trail part Of Glenn's Falls village has been
destroyed by Are.
sr. LOUIS, June Telegram from Rolla,
30th, says train of Union refugees from
JacksonsPOrt, Arkansas, under an escort Of
70 Of the I'd Wis. cavalry, was attacked
ct Salem by 300 guerrillas, and the entire
train burned. About 50 men and some wo-
men were killed. On Friday a detachment
Of the 29th Wisconsin Cavalry and one
scout from Rolla, becoming separated from
the main body, were surrounded by gusr-
rillas and FIVE killed, the remainder escap-
ing. The bodies of the killed were found
with their thrOats cut, and stripped Of cloth
ing. All quiet at Little Rock.
Shelby had left Brownsville about two
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for southwestern Missouri. Gen. West,
with several companies of cavalry, had
been sent against them.
FARTHER PoIST, June steamer Nova
Scotia, with Liverpool dates to the 10th,
passed this morning.
Liverpool.-Cotton quiet and unchanged :;
stock in port $4,000 bales. Consols 925s.
NEW YoRk, June Cotton 81 0s, Gold
s9]5.
Fortress MONROE, June l.-Granps com
munication with the White House Is now
completed, and all works we'll
Richmond papers of the seth have been
received. They say they have underated
Grant, and express fears for Lees success
in repelling the Yankee army.
Grant reports that ourarny reached Ne
chanicsville on Monday morning, with but
little opposition.
Gen. Sheridan had routed the enemy's cav
airy at all points, and captured many pris-
oners. Heavy cannonading heard il the
direction of Mechanicsville.
SANDY Hook, June 1.-The steamer Aus
tralian, from Liverpool 2Ist, has arrived.
Great anxiety was felt in Liverpool to
learn the result Of the battle in Virginia.
Liverpool-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
WAsHINGros, June The Senate Com
mittee of Conference on the Bank bin re-
ported an agreement. All banks required
to redeem in New York at par. Report
agreed 10.
NEW YoRK, June steamer Cahawba
from New Orleans has arrived.
Orleans papers contain nothing Of Banks
or Canby's movements.
The steamer Shreveport has been disabled
near Red river by guerrillas, who were sul .
sequently shelled out by the gunboats.
Mobile papers exhibit considerable auE-
iety concerning interrupted telegraph com
municaticn with Richmond.
Ma.smoras dates Of the 18th says: We
have two thousand rebels at Ringgold bar
racks, designing an attack on Brownsville.
Cotton at New Orleans Sc cent?.
LOUISVILLE, June lat the Kentucky
State Fair to-day, Pratt & Co. sold hogs
head Of Tobacco at s. 90 per pound.
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