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The Daily Dispatch: March 9, 1863., [Electronic resource], Later from the North. (search)
oro' on the 3d, and encountered the enemy at Bradysville. After severe fighting the enemy were driven from the town, with 8 killed, 20 wounded, and 80 privates and 9 officers captured; also, 300 now saddles and private baggage. They belonged to Morgan and Wharton's divisions.--Rosecrans says Colonel Paramont and Long went in with sabres, and whipped them in about three minutes. Stoke's cavalry advanced bravely with carbines. They lost one man killed and one captain and seven men wounded. ed with a prodigality that betokens nothing like financial distress, and everybody seemed jolly. Sumner's anti-mediation resolves were passed by a strong majority in the House. The changes in the Senate are: King, of New York, supplanted by Morgan, (Rep;) Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, by Buckalen, (D;) Arnold, of R. I, by Sprague, (Rep.;) Henderson, of Missouri, vacancy; Kennedy, of Md., by Johnson, (Union;) Lathem of California, by Conners, (U.;) Rice of Minnesota, by Ramsay, (R.;) Turpil, of
The Daily Dispatch: March 9, 1863., [Electronic resource], [from the press Association.] (search)
ston blockade will teach the rebels what British sympathy is worth. A Nashville dispatch, 3d, says the rebels under Van Dorn advanced towards Franklin the day previous on two roads, 2000 strong. With artillery. After manœuvering, hoping to draw the Federal forces out, they returned. Two of his command were captured Van Dorn's headquarters are at Spring Hill, thirteen miles south of Franklin--Col. Opdyke of the 123d Ohio, is Post Commandant at Franklin. Seventy prisoners, all of Morgan's command, mostly from the 1st and 14th Alabama regiments, arrived from the front on the night of the 2d. One hundred and ninety-three rebel prisoners left for Louisville on the 4th. There are thirty feet of water on the shoals. The bottom lands of Nashville and Edgefield are entirely submerged. The Havana correspondent of the Herald, of the 25th, says "the re-establishment of the blockade off Galveston and Charleston has been published in the official organ here and the notice of