The New York herald., 1862-03-29

end mulss with stolen for brides and though sny
were then $50 niles The bstte ned spoy were w.
tns baek 20 ace N the drv stili after thsm ING
Ps,sau hn maj lhe Fast Iennessse rebels srrsns
cowards while he says tho Union East TennesseaAs n
0sht 20 the death The only cause for ths al erenoe
~ haI one nights Tor holy the other for dainnaoe
He says tho East Teanssses uuonisLs are tne
ss. dosntrodasa and oirssssa pe'o ." srsnrss sna
hung He says "they will ise up as ono nan '" "si'
Q ms the Union army among them 49,.
After hs recovery. which was al late date only the
position 4 an.is had tally changed, and IL was
found practicable 20 deliver him Al Nashville than
an Kentucky by tho Gap of the Cumberland mountains
aIs w.s seni 70 j. caiur ami IN transported by car
riage she byyis. Here no was detAins oy General
a de for ten days IL was reported hse ana believe
had destroy all tho rebel stores At that point II ap
pears that this mistake Gene a. Hardee, at the
time of la Browniowp arrival n shsbyviiie, was
engsg cd IA soying his stores that place. lie dc
tame the Pars0n a. ho af aid would inform the
ni commander here and the devil generally.
Il until the removed that he Al
lowed proceed He had boen under guard all the time,
whore he had u submit g. the ssest insults from tho
made Demonstration towars Decatur. and that thu
whole Of Johnston army had left tho latter place he
Southerner bat the Souiherners neysr look at North
erner but they think h. IL At least dve men" Ths Parsen
ehinks "that the thnG y about played out Even .as
Egltsh part Of human kind are ashamed 70 cognze
Chem Hssvea caanct ant its smiles to 30 inlsmo
cause, Aad tor ths lsvi no Is jealous Q, Avs and
afraid II bang superseded" Ihe Pauon thinks tnsre
fore. that they have call upon bit themselves
WAsn the Fsrson came into tho city NJ appeared lost
IN the mutituie He mss Iadreds who reoiced TO
tim General Bue asd his stsH exprss their cy
hs iborat,on but tho old man did uqs know them an
choir cong stuiaras so nod coly 70 his ears There
shs city, bit they did not know that he
nsd arrived. While yet We wsse convrrsirg, Horare
Maynard aad G. Z. Tr,gg Of East Tsnusssoo, stvaacsc
fso. d,s,sIs T,gs 60 niss. the srsod Win sh.at
he bounded forward. followed By Maynard. Tia Parson
cred Why Ir'sxr. Maynard" Tears were u
his voice. Hc saw tho crow Gathering around and h.
kept back the nood mounting 70 his eys His voice was
st,iied With smotion and choking. no said:-"Let us
% my ROOM. They assisted him the stairs into tn
room. tho mask Maynard tbs Parson wspt Tor
sorrows past AID jcys winch lad come.
The Parso is gons Fast, aud viii probably DO In New
70 K. assure him o tho OF ceiling u ths HEsALr
for him. and how happy its etor woud be to WELCOME
him u the establish m nt ic promised he wo1id cali
have NJ doubt you via 10 glad 10 see him.
NASHVILLE. March 20, 1862.
Abandonment Of kx-raeshoro' by TIE Keelswher f.ey
I~asnd 10 kauy-xaa Faciiies-N-o Postmaster o
Ma Arl,e-Amsher Speech BY Govsrnor Johrs,n. &c.
The entire rebel force-A. g. Johnston Pillow Floyd
and the whole paok-bxve fed from Marfreesboro,
southwark Ttey reported 70 be new at Cornti
In force where tlsy manifest scme disposition to make
stan and reported TO be ntrcnching th ,mseves.
But opinioa that tho .sarancs rsds
tore. within twenty miles OF them would bs the
ai for another mpod.. Thsy have got used to
runn,ng that their generas could th
courage 70 aghs tie would bs Instantly overoom.
with .hsir ruling passion ana take their hoels. Thu
fr the Southern soldiers ~ least here Ia tie wess
shown themselves Tar better runners than aehto,s
Indeed, they greatly excel In the former quality.
9hs Ios-esson Il Aarfrees,cr"' is Of no great &C
eouus 70 the Uuion cause. There were no prisoner
taken. and no report has yet been receives
here Of ths capture of any public property. III
pace quite dassrtsa BY its juhshstaass who h.d
Aoubtess been Impressed with the current Souther
notion that tbs ScrtherH soldiers of vandai.
soaking ooy ths o property, the dssscra,o
az homes and the vi.,s.iou or .. The Post OGc.
was socsrod, sSset@s " i,h somo & Gfsdsrsts mail
Ger. aad R,,nbsr ~ United states mail bags. locky
keys. 10. Colonel Aarxisnd, speeix agent Of
Rho Gavssnslt u Already psrfsctny srrsagemsats t.,
.he Of mail faces 70 tina, vise., a well sos
sae acc umcdatoa Q: citizens Of that vicinity ts
sed ara whe are ststson.d there
serkrx Of mai eciities. .reuasnds me OF the awkward
x. n,s 49, " ~ !. =. a... oy,sI1 .s nrsst,
his rsar. Tho . nd q the rssS ohief, % Morsas
:. Gaasin, rsaz'y)a wsst ago, and MA desiTss
raesely cut OF All eommunieai,on with the North
By tho slow aad somewhat Uncertain route Of th
dsys. through exsrs,ons OF COlrna Ma.k.aad.
Las boen sent North every day by LAt, but none La
tssa received ia rstssH III ~ this line
Additional ioccrnotiv-s have been brought here b.
boat fr.m Crcnnat and Louisville and pacsi upon tn
track AsA the s.p-sis sssat o ths read promises tha
IL sh III Be agsin running order By Monday.
T. co.tinus th subject Of uasis and rst Once affairs
Ist me useao that rach .t-rest prevails bere regard
Criors, H.rkaaa mrs, epsasa the snes hs temporarily
appointed NJ. 4. v. Z. Lindsey ~ Postmaster. Mr.
rlndsy s OF the oldest and respected oit,en-
ef Nashville re n . man Of wealth and responsibility
ses, susaess ssien, of unimpsashasie Integrity
Throasa 81 s tss Zee that have lately bess$ tn
to.a'u;.4 here boe.ass Of Ills former srsa
.s s Il, ;. : r.:s:: rs
the masses oS the ps"P:e Sti', u H. nov certain ths
combs itlSns forming to drive him away, and bu
10. export Arrival of tho Union forces he woul
have cssn ocn~ed 70 is.ve with his large family anc
eacrinee az hi: property Lindsey had not been al
brcksa up by Tie political Troubles he was willing T. ~
c,ps Il when oacs % 70 him. Tho citizons almos
unaamousy are anxis that lac should retain the one
Itay b PsOer add that he SccsIted tho once wher
oher occupant could be found and in the face or
lent threats from rebels In tbs community
u any uaa u deserving Of the permanent sppoiutmsh
Bir. Lnds cy 10 that man
Governos J.hnsee mai . speech at the Capitol tha
morning On political aairs There nothing novel il
the remarks Of the Governor he merely dwelling upol
ths Northern views Of the its origin and
bItbe was listenei " ny many men, eecessionists
ssntims 4 but former n tcal friends Of the Governor
vito fail 10 bs influenced by hs plain sh
tale.
address or Governor General Andrew
APPBAL 70 TIE PEOPLE OF rENNESsEA
FsrLow GSnzUs-Tenncsses assumed the form OF
body polite one Of the United States Of Amsrea
ths year hundred and ninety six at once en
tsd 70 ali the privileges OF the fedora, consttut 81
beund by al ,ts obligations For nearly sxtynvs year
shs continued In ths sspymsnt or oil her rghs and
che performance Of all hsr duties. Of the loys
and devoted Of the ssterhocd " States She has bee
honored by the elevation Of Of her ctizsus TO h
highest place In the gift Of the American people
and . third had bean nominated for the sam
high once, who received . liberal, though
ine6sctivs support. Her population had rapidly an