New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

Twill add t. ;he " ll-meriod Aur,b already ON Nh,
bfows of both Offices and men 0. the 10Th Reg.meu
OF lnoiana Ncluuleer.
Ny regiment lost in killed. II men; in wounded
ia coml lee li-I If whore Name herewith sup
lit. Res ecfully submitted, VIC. kise,
lieutenant. ,ioue, C. aminiirs lcih Ind Regiment.
REBEL CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHEss. Tenn, Nov. ~, 1851
Cor. WOOD, Knoxville, IeDn.: L have liable
in ,ormation that some 80 Linooln men are ancer
arns in Han II on County, o-.u.iily for Iamo town.
Ih,ir destination is n.ofe pona, y LoNd.h b'idye'
LovDrs. Ea,t Tenn. NOV. ln. iooI.
COL WooD-Df1, SIR. Cop. Cauooa CON any
arrived here A. p. m. Yesterday, aud are ritcnne
b,,r terts todar 40 the northern end Of the orlc @,
willie Cart Iliiidge Ie encampei az tbo sorlutr.
end. Extra rickeis ana senUnels were posted Cgnnb
tie uigit, bat 20 demonstration wa3 made from any
quarter. aud tie night was passed 10 quiet.
JIe Enfon jfciihgt MtS ctpRfy S ercfedHgly
b,tler, and a6'tey caat, m ny optntoH, u ,acroc
generdi uprising, - encouragement fran the L'n-
coin armies. They have great many aTins, and
are Gciu9Hy moHuta~fH'tHg CH0a RoPs to receive
the refugee ItuarfseeHs when ihey return. They
getting bold enough. L. bad one Que or Two.
more companies a great naty arms could be pro-
cured here 10 tits neglbori ocd-I mean If we had
tue force 10 spare from tie bridge.
Ney respectfully j. sLASsON Nelor Comfy
JhcKsBOR0, Nov. =, lobl
Cor. w. e. WooD Knoxville Teun.--Sr: Your
OF Iuwa.see y Iige, and her bridge On the rai-
road sLd hrkmg Tor Ietnioro,meDts. Col. PowtNs
regiment being i've miles IfOm here on the hn0%-
vile road, have cent bim an order 20 marcn AZ Iay
light for Rockville, making forced mafcn. ne IA
H. structd 10 communicate with YOU immediately On
hi. arrival You will be In command aud may make
such disposition If tie forces you may think al
visible. Brig.-Gon. VIM. II. CAROLS three resi-
ments have been ordered 10 report TO ne, but nave
10. reportei, and nave no knowledge where thety
4 t.aFstt Nr mon rut L..
Have you any knowledge Were they are
Yoiy repeatedly +. n %OtLlC orr ~ IT.,
CHAhrEsroy, nov 10 1861.
Col. WooD-i reliable nesseDger informs no that
l7jl feyeuty.fve Union soldiers were to-day near
Harrisou. They had knapsacks, aud were going 70
Cnyt Cls. 1t il believed that he has fifteen hum
dred l,jJO) men olgabiz'd. j. ID. STOUT.
Telegram
CHATTANOOGA, Nov H. 1851.
10 VIM II. sue.d H. Croz.er Major 4. Wallace, Gen.
IoI'icod,c Col Wood.
About 30 mrn. part f them from Bradley County,
leave Clit T. ia thls county to-day, inEquafs, either
10 organize for operations against this place aud
Lowdcn Biige, or 10 meet Union forces from hon-
lucky. They have some wagons and are partly
aruej. The regiment IL fOruiiabl-. Send word 10
Gen. ZoIlicoiier, that ne may each them
tulnrr.l'y, Tenn. Nov. p 1861. /
TO GuLEsrE & KIf-J,f. Mathis il within -
rlilc- OF til, place; has Too men. We can disperse
tn-m. shsll wc GO III Iefleet belP from you im-
SMITH ~ MchANLf' /
'''t tT4rIAyoooA Nov. II. 1901
To ten. j. w. GULEsrE-lhe llollDways Of
the valley have murdered Col. J. VI. Anderson.
Have them watched for, as they 90 to Kentucky.
h. c McltEA,
j. l. HOPhlSs.
cGa.4,xooo. Nv. Y. 1861 +
To Gen. Z0LLtC0FTEE-3ly disla 81 yesterday
was correct, except tbat they 60 IN body, aud not
in squads. D. - u"F"l's'
tg.htr,rox. Nov. p Ia.l .
70 Col. WooD-slatlis and men rave gone to
CIts. We can rase SO. send rs so more and
Il commander, ana we VIII clear TEN out.
SMITH a AcKANEY
Ca1Ii.soac. nov I?, 1861.
10 Gen. CitLEspir-TAoy have formed camp at
Bower, near Smiths Cross roads 1hey may re-
t,ru 10 this place or 10 IowdeG. They clculatc 20
oflarile .Ojr IN %. Reliable. j. l.: hoFkiNs.
BristDs HE.r.r,Hrrl., JAcK.BoEo. NV. u, 1854.
Coz. ". 4. Noou, Acknowledging; The ex-
press iaan reacLed Use this eveuingai o'clock WIN
NO letters from ,ou both dated NOY IL. \ on say
the tory force It Jaw Hollow is augmenting iron
tho adioirirg ,ouaiils. Please state what county /
p paw Hollow 10 in. iou ray you rnclosc me- cls-
Patch 1slu . ohm J.. Nopkins, Chattanooga, but no
Gle aich b iucl)std.
Lhve twe cavalry coml aues under Capt Rowan,
rear Ol.y,r's ou the roaa from Knoxville TO Mont
eomery. aud Two near Huutsyille, on the ROAD IRON
Jnetwuud'r TO Montgomery. But your omission 10
sord tho difratoh Of ilol kins, and only incidental
aiiusion To cutting OF somebody near hlngsloh,
leave ne ~ u-s " at orders To scfd here. iease
give ne all tie information you have With VIII en-
abe 10 intercept any body OF tories attempting
TO piss toward Montgomery, jamestown, Hunts
,illc or Poet Oak Springs. lreJoiee ihat you have
caught fiX OF tie bIi ge burners. i an yet unad-
vised what PIE Ise BRIDGES are actually destroyed,
or whether my intended kilograms are really trans
mrted over tie wires. VIII tomorrow
send dispatches TO tie forces near Jamestown, the
cavalry near Huntsville, that near divers, and
start cut the cavalry here to commence simultd-
a,ousiy disormHg tue Uaion inhabitants. You
III please simua eously send orders 10 All detach-
mclis under your command to inaugurate the came
at the same time IN Their VARIOUS locali-
tee. Their leaders should DO seized and held rs
prisoners The leniency shown them has been un-
avlmg. They have acted with duphGiy, and
should no loDge. be trusted.
r. n. ZOLLlCOFFER, Bhsader General |
Knoxville, oct. 2S lo0l.
fsrRAL.--The news Il your isllng back to
Cumberland Ford has Lad the effect Of developing
feeling ftut has only been kept under by the pres
,uce If troops Ii was plainly visible that tie mon
men were ~ glad that they could hardly repress an
open expression OF their joy. Inis afternoon IL az
sun.ed an open character and some ciS~ or hH 81 I
fLs 6HffS or irGaers m0fe dttgck on some ~ Mg
men, Heat The Lamar H0uSs, and SCrl0ESty r0uHftd
strfral Gentlemen who witnessed the whole aiiaI
say that my men gave olente, and were not at al
TO blame. The affair became directly general and
oouiers were esnt 10 apprise me AT ny camp oil ts
e,i.t,rce immediately marched Captain White =
cavalry and ore hundred OF my men into the town TO
arrest The a,ssants, but they made their escape.
Tue S0nfherhtrs here are c0Hsi0eraDiy Gi0rmed, |
believing that there ia preconcerted plan for united
movement among the Union men, II by any means
tie enemy should get into Tennessee. Lieut.. Swan
told me tonight that he heard say this evening
as Capt. Wines cavalry rode through town, that
" they would do 50 now, but in less than ten days
,la n;on to-c.s yould be here and run Them of ~