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Capt. Arnold,
of the Confederate army, has been condemned by court-martial at Knoxville and sentenced to be shot, for killing Maj. Adrian, some months since.
He is a young man and brave soldier; much sympathy is felt for him, and the entire Congressional delegation from Tennessee have interested themselves to procure his pardon.
Latest from the North.
matters in Tennessee--Operations in Mississippi--Organization of negro corps under Banks in Louisiana--engagement on the Blackwater.
Our correspondent at Fredericksburg has received the Washington Chronicle of the 20th, from which he compiles the following summary of Northern news:
Rosecrans's Department.--Affairs at Rosecrans's Department are unchanged.
An invasion of Kentucky is threatened by 17,000 rebel infantry and 14 pieces of artillery.
A letter says they have crossed the Cumberland and are advancing on Richmond to flank Rosecrans and compel him to abandon Murfreesboro'.
From Mississippi.--Grant to Halleck, from Cayuga, Miss., says: "My forces will be as far advanced this evening along Fourteen Mile Creek--the left near Black river, and in a line extending nearly east and west — as they can get without bringing on a general engagement.
I shall communicate with Grand Gulf no more except it becomes necessary to send a train and
Still Later from the North.
Through the courtesy of a gentleman connected with Col. Onld's office, we are placed in possession of Northern papers of the 20th.
In its situation article, the Herald says:
Affairs in Kentucky.
Dispatches from Cincinnati, dated on Monday, say that the rebel force in Wayne and Clinton counties, in Kentucky, is increasing.
Four rebel regiments of infantry have passed through Jamestown, and twenty-four more regiments are reported at Morristown, East Tennessee. Gen. Buckner is said to be at Clinton.
There are rebel pickets on the Cumberland river at every available point.
It is said that three brigades have reinforced Gen. Bragg, but the probability is that those troops had gone to assist Gen. Pemberton at Vicksburg, and that they comprised those of Gens. Churchill, Gist, and Walker.
From Mississippi.
Our news via Fredericksburg anticipates the news in the Herald with reference to the condition of affairs near Vicksburg.
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