The New York herald., 1862-10-27
Our NJ syiile, Memphis and Jackson
Correspondence.
SAFETY OF NASHVILLE
OPERATIONS OF THE euERlLlAs.
The Prompt Action Of General
Sherman.
Members Of Congress to be- Elected in
, West Tennessee.

Cotton Comins Forward More
Abundantly,
Ass &e.s -.
Oar Nashville Correspondence.
NAmvnl1, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1Se2.
Aors Of Ne Fight al LauevgreSkch Of the Rebel Colonel
Harry Maury-Safay and Retura Of Major Bons,gon Of
dslphia-Cdpain James B. Nali9an, of Neo Yors,
and Ho,s He Using the Contrab0nds-Aripal Of Coz
s~er Johnsons Family-Hoio TIE Sscessioniss Love the
NessA-HosTors Of NE Was and Fao Commentaries
zA~esh, &c., &c.
80 LAvm0D N0HT--sKITcH COLONEL HARRY MAuny OF
THE TfHRTY-sRcoND ALABAMA.
Among the rebol officers captured by forces during
Ne sxpedon 70 Lavergne was Colonel Harry Maury OF
The Thirtysecond Alabama regiment who was sick n his
camp He was too feeble % engage in the ght was
found IN his quarters bed by at the close Of the
contest. Harry Maury 10 well known resident OF Mo-
bs and has been in the rebel service the
q Alabama At the commencement Of the rebellion he
was b command Of Of the land dofences at Mobile
and Afterwards was commissioned in the Thirty
second Alabama regiment This regiment was formed
q Mobile, under Colonel AcKinstry, who is now
N command Of the rcbol forces at Chattanooga Aaury
was 81 Cornth, Bridgeport, Battle creek, &c until
eonty, when hs to Nurfreosboro and Lavsrgne as
our troops evacuated those places Maury is somewhat
known TO the press for his duel with Count de Rvicre
end for his connection with flibustsr walker The
difficulty with the celebrated Count Henri de Rvere oc
eurrsd At Mobile just before the Count made himself .
NOUS by eopng with fair Mobilian Maury hit de Riviere
and wondered that the Count should be unhurt
saii the discovery was anads that he wore steel shirt
h December, 1858, Maury commanded tho Walker
schooner Susan, and tSok out from Mobile 10 Central
~ > htsA.
Anderson Taese men intended to land at Onoa, Hon.
Erm. and there capture garrisonsd fort; but when
within days sail Of their destination the schooner
ssuck the rocks At Govsrs reef was abandoned by
aM hands The passengers and crew were Hospitality
cared for by the British authorities Belize Honduras
end sent 70 Mobile on board the British sloop.of
war DasilisK. About year later Maury attempt
q, with Walker, Fayssoux, Anderson and others,
- leave New Orleans thc steamship Philadelphia and
va overAaulsd BY the ofhcals Colonel Maury
Vas brought 70 Nashyie In ambulance by Brgadicr
General Palmer, and is slowly recovering from fevsr
wAjeh has greatly prosraed him. He has been visited
sinse his arrival by Lieut. Charles Allen Acting Commis
sASy Of Subsistence Al this post, who was passenger
With him the Susan in the trip above mentioned hav.
nc accompanied the expedition 40 reporter for the
ygsss There quite cordial greeting between these
sld friends Who after long separation and lighting under
4ssnt oolor. now ind themselves brought together by
= other in the ranks Of the vanqushed
Colouel Naury wus returned " his command-or what
vss isft Of ia few days since, in exchange for Union
RETURN OF MAJOR Boxsgyoy
Major Bonneon, OF the Seventy eighth Pennsylvania
Colonel Erwel (aotng aid General Palmer's
seaO has been exchanged for Captain Bsrksdale
wivstss Of the rebel forces captured Iavsrgne He
Nse reported killed, but was surrounded and captured
With two three other Unionists, who were lar in
advance Of their friends in uot pursuit OF the then
treating enemy. He followed the rebels captured seve.
raj hersss whs riders had been rendered hors dc COM
bo thinking that the Union infantry whom no supposed
= sSs saddle This they did not do and the Major was
AnAy surroupded and Captured. He was taken TO Muir
fsesboro, and said he treated by the enemy well
- they could with the means at their disposal.
cAfrAIh JAMES b. MuLLIGAS, YORK.
Captain James Auliigan, Of the Nmeteenth regular
fe Negley 10 the command OF all the commissioned
Qncsrs and soldiers belonging TO the ftcsnth Sixteenth,
those members Of Terris KILLED at Pcrryvile) and
hendenhas batteries absentess from their commands
g THIS post and not assigned to Special duty q order Of
mediate 10 collect and organize these into
company. a duty he has already accomplished.
His first order was 10 impress all the wagons
and negroes he lnd for purpose Of working on
tho fortincatons Between two and three hundred
oes. and oyer two hundred wagons, were impressed in
HE space OF two hours Some udicrous scenes
u mAhipe the impressment and one person had TO be
cS sss n. may a; s g., newly dad ma
blidsh abode, dressed gayly and richly Ia his Wedding
harness Another was taken from carriage and obliged
VI " a
able diamond pin faro bank where Of the first
oas oolored persons sprtsd relieved OF Its attend
process the faro banker being last seen in the aporous
abor Of digging gravel near Fort st. Cloud. The City
Hotel and the Watson House we're depleted Of their
oolored servants while waiting ON guests at dinner The
barber shops supplied fair rather dark proportion
those reinorcemcnts fos Unce Sans works. The cap
turss have been ndisorimnas secesh and Uuon people
owning the negroes suffering alike. Some OF the negroes
enjoy the fun but majority Of them, especially
those VINO have been enjoying the luxury OF bepg gentle
gentlemen one ION.
never having been obliged to do hard days work in
ARRIVAL or ooy Joussos's FAMILY.
Quite sensation was produced the other day by the
announcement Of the arrival here Of Governor ohnsons
family, after mourning and escaping manifold dangers
while making their exodus from their homes in Eas Ten.
nessse The male members OF the family IN danger
OF hanging on more than one occasion. They left Bristol
in the extreme northeastern portion OF the State tine
Virginia line, by permission Of the War Department OF
the rebel government, accompanied by small escort
Wherever Il. became known the route that Andy
Johnsons family board the train the curiosity
which they Sss,sd o. exhibiting come physical sppsee ~sn
alton OF their feelings Arriving at Murirecsboro they
were met by General Forrest ana his force. Forrest
persisted Ia refusing them permission 10 proceed dccar
Ing that "even Jesus Christ, he should come from
Heaven, should not pass his lines at that time" They
were detained for some time until Gov. Isham u. Harris
aud Andrew Ewing, OF Nashville by teiegraphng to Rich
moud obtained an order allowing them 70 proceed The
Joy A the reunion OF the members this long and sor.
rowfully separated family may be imagined / will not
attempt 10 describe IT, The persecucd wife OF the Mil.
tary Governor Of this saeshe who has 30 long endured
untold suncrngs at the hands OF the enemies Of the
Union--is the mistress OF tho elegant mansion or.
msry occupied BY the late Governor Aaron " Brown
once posi master General Of the United States
now IHs sscnsIosisrs LOVE rHg SoRrHKRxkss
As one calculated TO show the intense hatred
which the secossioniss Of this region bear towards inc
Northernes will anscribo the following inscriptions
which we're found written apparently a female hand
the window shutters OF nno house In this city lately
occupied by the Unoniss as o hospital
INSCRIPTION
"I hope that every officer who enters this house may de-
part this life double quick time. Thai they may suffer
the torture thousand deaths before they die and
psralyxed be the hand that would alleviate their
S0ffbrings; and may the tongue OF him who would
osak words comfort oleave TO the roof or mouth
And a. for the Yankee women who hungry for the
ss,oil, but cursed are they already. God bless
Ne aQutbsrn cause; curse the Northern and all that light
Nr Ws ef
#M .H~. ASo1grs.
"kay all The oursss that ever fall fall on that
(namna worthy federal cnicer) and his isiniIyn