The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-19
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NEw YoRK, Nov. ls.--The Raleigh Con
federate announces the evacuation of Wash
ington, N. c., and the occupation thereof
by the Federals. The safe srrivsl of the
Tallahasse at Wilmington is also an
nouneed.
The Richmond Enquirer says the dis
aster at Morristown, East Tennessee. is not
50 great as reported. that after the repulse
the rebel Major Long came up, rallied his
forces, which repulsed the Yankees and
saved the train.
The Commercials Washington special
says, Chase's friends are working earnestly
to induce the President to make him Chief
Justice, and urge the retention Of Stanton
in the War Department.
The Richmond papers of Wednesday are
tiled with speculations on she-nsn's
movements, expressing convictions that he
is threatening Mobile The Wing says
Sherman has sent large part Of his army
towards Selma, Ala, indicating a move
ment on Mobile, and demand the rebel
authorities to call out a special force of 75,-
600 men to annihilate sherman and Sher-
Iidan.
SASFRANoIsco, Nov. IS--A Ere in the
business part OF Marysville to-day de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000. The
rainy season did not continue long enough
to be Of much benefit. Treasure ship
mems to China the past few days amount
to over half million in gold. All depart
ments Of State are dull.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-ReYenue off
GERS in the Ninth Congressional District
in the city Of New York have just de
Yeloped most stupendous frauds, in
volving three of the largest breweries
Of the country. The proprietors have
been arrested and the breweries and
appurtenances seized Parties have
been distilling for long time without
license and making no returns
Cotton $780, Gold closed at 217; du-
ring the day It had declined to 2l0.
The Herald's Washington special says |
there is every probability that commits
sioners will soon be, if they are not ale |
ready appointed to present peace pro-
positions TO the rebels.
Intelligence has. been received from
the Shenandoah Valley that the rebel |
army has again fallen rapidly back to-
ward Staunton. Deserters who came
into the Union lines say Earlys force
in the vicinity of Fishers Hill broke |
camp last Sunday morning and com
menced retrograde movement and
Sunday evening apparently only small |
detachments of cavalry were in Sheri-
dams front.
Early's entire army liz the Valley is nov
estimated at between %, 900 and 80, 900 men
several thousand of whom are conseripts
recently gobbled up and armed.
Mosby'a guerrillas are growing holder
than ever on the route between Martin.
burg and the front. Ga Wednesday about
one hundred of Mosby men attacked some
fifteen or twenty of cur cavalry, killing
two, WOunding two and making prisoners Of
the remainder. The rebel raiders have
been recently gathering supplies for their
Shenandoah army in West Virginia.
Included among the prisoners captured
by our army during the fight last Saturday,
were about thirty Of Earlys officers.
The entire rebel losses are about $50, over
$50 were prisoners captured by our men.
The Union casualties amounted 70 about
two hundred and seventy.
The New York TIMES says yillanous
scheme for the aptnre and destruction Of
steamers on the Pacific coast, by a gang Of
pirates, who eoncoeted the plan at Panama,
under instructions from Mallory, rebel See
rotary Of the Navy, has been frustrated.
The scherae was known in Pansma. Pre-
partitions have been made for their capture;
and it is hoped they have attempted their
scheme and are now prisoners.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says cur forces are Withdrawn from the post
on the Atehafalya river, they not being
needed there.
Blockade runners, laden with cotton,
have been captured off the coast Of Texas.
Trbune's Washington special says owing
to the continued prostration of Secretary
Stanton, and the wide spread desire Of the
people, the President has rendered the po-
sition Of Secretary Of War to General But
Ter. 1t is said the General, for the present
at least, has declined the honor.
Tt is asserted chat Admiral Farragut is to
be Secretary of the Navy.
New York city is full Of rumors and re-
ports concerning sherman's movements,
creating panic in thelgold market They are
vague; only stating that Sherman ia meet
ing with great successes, but not traeeable
toany good authority. {
Times Washington special says rebel pa
pers Of Tuesday say that Sherman LETT At q
lanta on the 18th, moving northward; tho
they doubtless mean BY that eastward, in
a northwardly line.
The St. Louis Republicans Cairo special
says New Orleans papers Of the 11th have
been received, and report the Sonora and {
Planet ashore at Santiago. The former viii
probably be gotten of, but doubtful If tie
latter can be saved.
The rebel Gen. Slaughter, al Brownsville, I
has been reinforced by 5000 men aud twelve
pieces Of artillery, in anticipation Of an ct
tack by the Federals.
New Orleans Times says Gen. Canby's
wound is not 80 serious a. was ct first re-
ported. Cotton I159Il6.
Great excitement again prevails in Mem
phis in consequences Of reports that Beau
regard is marching against the city with
large force from corinth. Every Prepa-
ration has been made for the defence Of the
city.
GonnOrhaa ean b cured in from three TO
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