Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1862-09-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. . Union, doubtless the North would assent to any crates under Stuart, two miles and a half west of point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, not far _ terms compatible with the national honour, and Fairfax Court-house. . The Confederates were had committed suicide. beyond the Tennessee border, both the aforesaid cities, UP TRAINS WEER i4/418. •_l. -ark/ATP The attempt is supposed to have been instigated Exp. I. 2, 31 It 2 4,1, 3. 1* 3 1, 1,3 12 a I,*, 5 Kali 1,'., 4, 2,50,N, p,I, 2;11 123-71. essential to the protection and preservation of repulsed, but the Federal Generals Kearny and as well as other towns on the line, being then in the aIIASTIIIO PION ,_2...-. -....-- -.........--....- - ----- --.-, Southern rights. "Mediation on the basis of Stevens were killed. Considerable fighting hrd byctAhNeTloeaNding Damios. hands of the Federals. Here Mr. Ellsworth, accent- New Milford (for Illlford Hates, --.-17, a.m. • a.ma. n. m. p.m, p.m. P.m II•In• am. 15r/a4• 0.:1142 PanJul 26 Th A ' li. 'Ph t ' A bGeneral himself d •• ' tI 1 - mei July .- e mericans ip an om panne y thean an escort o a I, Pembroks,lol:, and Ireland) In 11 011 6 4v. 3" • 1 1412. :V i Southern independence," continues the New York occurred on the 2nd inst., between Fairfax Court SI w Is 11 13 4 41 41 Tinges," is open hostility." House and Washington, during the retreat of the has been lost, with treasure on board, on the Prates makes a halt, and proceeds to business by taking down n'innel r"'d H•rerfordwe-t shoals. The captain was drowned. the regular telegraph wire, and connecting it with a Clar'iestou Road The Secessionists in St. Louis county, Missouri, Federal army into the fortifications on the Virginia ~., :I‘.I.!:OL,BOLTRNF, July 25.-Three thousand pouuds certain pocket apparatus, which turned the little camp 3Tarberil• Road for Cardigan ll 145 12 2 318 :5 11 97 316 have been assessed by the Federal General Schole- side of the Potomac. The p:anks had been removed 0. IP 12 15 , 37 II 49 35 la MI .5 10j 52 TS 12 890 - ), the proceeds of a subscription in behalf ints a telegraph station for the time being, with himself 19'1..11arel •• at. Clear. .. field in the sum of 500,000 dolars for the support of from the chain bridge across the Potomac. The l• 2,0 as clerk. In fact, he became for the minute the reei- • Of the Lancashire. operatives, have been remitted Carmarthen J tine. the families of the Federal militia. report that Buell had captured 7,000 prisoners was pient of all the measage,s despatched by the Federal F.,,,,.„,d, 611 93 . 12 on 411• 6 35 13 le 3. 1 5 to England by this mail. NEW YORK, sth, Evening.-The Confederates false. authorities to each other, and possessor, therefore, of all Kldwelly have resumed precisely the position round Wash- It was reported that the Federals had entirely New Zealand is still unse their secrets, with power to put them on what scent he l'earer will not accept •terms of peace. ' - sn. a MI 3 44 . ington as they had previous to their departure for destroyed Baton Rouge. The report does not. gain pleased. Thus master of the situation, he patiently set Il'lni,lji, 7 6 17 10 5: 111 410 641 a II 51 150 4IV 2 I I $ll the Peninsula. The impression still prevails that entire credence. Excitement continues at (Arian- his wires so Re to tap the regular line and " take off all (O take 'dr 2O I 1 157 4g6 11 i 219 the Confederates will attempt to cross into Mary- nati and Louisville. The Confederates now occupy