New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

h;s ioprnev. and twelve DAYS $50 he bade fare
,velI 10 his family. lie rel ont IN company with n
CON. James Jones Brownlow, and under escort
go O'prien OF The Rebel Army, n cousin Of hi
ne Tho parry went by rail 20 the vicinity O.
SheIbvyie, il the southern part OF the Middle DIS
tr;cf Here they were detained ten days by order
Gen Uardee who was 10th. gs they aecertaned dur
ing their stay, 10 let the iulonists know, throue'
Brow ulow that the rear OF the Rebe were engaged
until NJ late az the day before Yesterday In removing
the bacon Of 10000 hogs, and the beef oil wv
aitle tina, had been stored az SheiLyyille ~ iae'
ON Yesterday morning, The party were siioweu '
proceed and about arrived under nag OF lruo'
10 orr lnes The PaTOn rays he felt happier ',sl, o
any other moment in hs life upon seeing inc ou e
oace more. Ills presence becoming known al Ven
Woods Division, through whoie en,a'' laaS nm,
passed, regiments Ened each tioe Oh ING i0"-' -"
eheered him most Justify. ,:,
Jmmedistelv after his arrival he bad long inter
view with Gen. Bnell. During the AFTERNOON III
room was constantly crowded with csilels'
The report that the paTson If sick Win eou.unip
ton is entirely mionndeo Ills vnn o"'a% and :
toehleness uhe effect If the ~ phoid leFefl' epu
iipbt attach OF bronchitis. "Ieli my irieha' ~ we
Northr lie told your correspondents, MAJ 81
twenty DAVIS shall again he after The Rebels
Johnson, Etherijgo, Maynard, and other oniVi
leaders are ANXIOUS 10 have The farsOh astuhe .I'
editorial management oi Ch'on tuPI,i iii no,
l,shed In this city 1ais his feeble health WIN no.
allow hin TO 10. He informed yonF CORRESPONDENT
tba, il +. his intention to proceed TO fon'o Eastern
citc aud write ont the history OF tue Union arfes.'
in Ea.t Tennessee, and lis rersonM experience -. ~
book form. He brought oil the necessary material
With Lin in caIpet.bsg-an the pheIaRe WIZ
,lrh he left home. Strange 10 say the later Wa
never ,ubected 10 examination during his journey
Bius were posted over the city yesterday morning
apnouncirr a prbhc meeting III the Conr-house ioi
The evening, nj which Emerson Etheridge "oulo
address the ci,ilers of Davidson County. In spIIe
Of the brieiness OF the notice, nearly <,vvv
not 400 IA Jhe Bi.HeT 81 this morning iyihFH
a,.erts-aspembed. ES-Congre,sman Polk, brothe'
of James n. Polk presided over the meeting, aho
introduced Mr. Etberidge, who proceeded 10 denver
an oii,hand speech, occupying some Two h'uIS, Iae
rambling IN lis character, bui inll OF 5000, Poiilou
bold sayings. The general tone OF tue .boft we.
friendly aud concIatory; but be- told bi- nearer
also sone plain truths concerning iDe determination
of the North 10 put down the rebellion a, sIi
hazards. The following sentences, comins NJ icy
did from the mouth OF a slHyfholorf Nv" 'sl"uS""
a, they were in the Capital of "a Sleye-siaiei ana
before an asssmhla,e m0stly composed oi Seses'ion
ist.. are certainly worthy Of meniioh'
oL,. me le The people Of Tsnne'secs Plsia tlih 70,
lave 70 live in the unonwih your nsoe' II you Guy
without them II you ra'L Ihe Union T9'ih iao' '''" o.
ora her than re the Uniou severed would tocsy nave
Saver destroyed. and he lest .,se ioefaed y,u van
The Goy~ruuI.lt ~ msitiain is alih'iHN, ~ ~
retnl foE tie soig on forever. until ite i'''h0A
benign Government Offer, prrlon FL that nil.
zs,d and deceived. II you do not .ceep' II anu e'.n 20
60, .,,iu.. vout .,rfv town viii DO converted hto 81
aI,ru.i and you pastures Into telS. Of blood
The Objectionable feature o. the sFereh, IN me
opinion OF youE fponden, Wac the ann OF TIE
augmentation, which went 10 show that The lreser'
yaiion OF slavery only 10 be found IN the mon
--'lerebv appealing more 20 the selhshness thsh
other impulse Of tie audience.
Mes.rs ssetson q Co. u toe As'or Itoufe !es'eF-
day rendered the ho-Jaliles Of then hoie! BY 1ee-
Qrath 10 parson BroMulow