The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
By Telegraph DR.. A. RICHARD JON
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Latest War News 4!

NEE YORK, Oct 27-Rumors thai
Grants army was moving had no efFec'
upon stocks or gold.
The City Point mail boat brings Il
Washington no important news.
Gen. Dufiewas captured by guerrillai
while separated from his stalf
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The Secretar,
of the Treasury decides that seven
thirty notes are not receivable 70,
Uaited States duties.
AS had been reported not a single
guerrilla has been seen upon the Or
snge and Alexandra Railroad sine,
rebel sympathizers were placed on th,
trains to receive the bullets Of thes,
guerrillas.
MOSTREAI, Oct 27-Eight deposi
tons, concerning the recent raids, were
taken at St Johns yesterday. The op
ton Of transferring the prisoners tc
Montreal was left TO Hon NJ Edwards
VINO acts for the United States.
QUEsEC, Oct 27-It is reported tina
the Conference has selected 0ttowa fol
the capitol of tie United Provinces
Toronto for the capitol of Upper Cana
ia and Quebec for Lower Canada.
NV York, Oct 81, 1S64-The Trib-
une's correspondent with Sheridan says
ffty-seven guns were captured in the
last fight, whereof twenty-five were
ours retaken, we also took FIVE thous-
and prisoners When our camps had
been captured General Gordon advised
Early to fall back. Early disregarded
the advice.
Gen. Ramsur when about dying, said
there were twenty three thousand in
the attacking party.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct p, 1864-The Ed
itor of the Westchester County Pa
Jeffersonian, had recovered a jury YER
dict for five hundred dollars damages
for illegal seizure of his newspaper.
New YORK, Oct. q, IS64.-The exper-
iments with the Rodman gun were en-
tirely successful 1t carried ten hun
dred and eighty pound shot four miles,
with a charge of one hundred pounds
Of powder.
The Forthcoming report Of the SAM.
tary Commission, shows contributions
to amount to seven millions of dollars.
ST Louis, Oct. 2T.-Fifteen men were
killed on train from Fort Smith by
bushwhackers, post train burned, about
fifteen hundred refugees accompanied
the train. Capt Taylor entered Mar
metown a few miles from Fort Scott,
Saturday night, and murdered Coils.
Knowles, Brown, Hawkins, McGunigle,
Shodwise, and Stout Federal loss in
battle on the 23d seYenty-fiye, the
wounded were sent to Leavenworth -
On Monday morning the rebels made 4
stand and were again handsomely
whipped Most of the Kansas militia
gone home, martial law rescinded, and
business resumed. Five hundred rebels
under Lit Col McDaniels crossed Han
nibal and ST. Joseph railroad near
Bachlin on Monday, going north,
strong force was sent after them. Gully
has gone into winter quarters at Fort
Golly. Winnebago Indians are in
starving condition. The st. Louis Dem
ocrats LeaYenworth dispatch says /:
Price is driven below Fort Scott, close
ly followed by our cavalry. We have
captured several pieces of artillery and
large number Of prisoners including
Generals Marmaduke and Cobell Rose
Grams was twelve miles south of Kan
sas city with his infantry on Tuesday
night. Fl Charles, Arkansas, reported
being evacuated.
NEw YORK, Oct 27.--Cotton 81 >.
Gold s. l5s. Government stocks firm,
other stocks steady.