Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18
From Tennessee.
The Herald has the follov;n, s,..;.,.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ii.

The Herald has the following special:
NASHVILLE, Nov. l2.-Gen. Rcsecrans
has written congratulatory letter 90 Gen.
Negley on the latter's successful defence
Of Nashville, Nov. 5th.
1.-The rebels last nigh. blew up the stone
work Of the bridge over Mill Creek, on the
Murfreesboro Railroad, six miles from
Nashville. The bridge has just been re,
paired.
"Most of the rebel supplies have been
forwarded to Chattanooga and Atlanta
from Murfreesboro, which is reported evac-
uated by the rebels. Union refugees are
preparing to return to Murfreesboro.
Preparations are being made to elect
Representatives to the present Congress
from districts in Tennessee in the occupany
OF the Federal troops. Gov. johnson will
probably soon issue proclamation to that
effect.
The first mail since Sept Cd arrived
to-day.
Provisions are coming in abundant.
| ly.
The reports in northern paper. Smelling
| and burning part of Nashville, are vi.
terly uDfounded"
The Tribune has the following special:
Nashville, Nov. l2-Breckinridpe sent
flag of truce from Murfreesboro late
last night, asking an exchange of nineteen
prisoners.
THE main rebel force is falling back TO
the south, under Polk and Buckner.
bragg has resumed command, Gen. Joe
Johnston's health being too much impaired
for field service.
The railroad bridge across the Parpeth,
at franklin, TeEp., was DESTROYED by the
rebels day or two ago.
"Gen. Rosecrans has ordered the i'm
pressment of rebels negroes for fatigue
duty also, the organization of negro bio.
neer corps, on his Corinth plan"
Nashville, Nov. Is.
1t is reported that fight occurred near
Lebanon on Tuesday. between Keune.t's
and Woolford's Cavalry, on the Federal
side, and Morgan's men On the other.
Seven guerrillss were killed, and one huud-
red and twenty five captured also, q num-
Der OF horses. Our cavalry are in pur-
suit.
Chestham's rebel division is at Tulla-
bona.
Part of Bragg's army is reported to be
at Knoxville.
The rebels are moving their sick to
Chattanooga.
There are large Confederate stores at
Murfreesboro.
Philadelphia, Nov. IA.
The Washington Star Of last evening
says: 1--WE have information from the
frunt representing that q considerable por>
ton OF Jscksou's force 10 making its way
over the Northwestern Virginia turnpike
towards Cumberland, Maryland. While
inclined to doubt the accuracy of this newe,
80 tar at least as to the extent of the rebel
force marching in that dirention, il it lie
true. jackson designs seeking to divert as
large Union force as be can form the
serious work now before Burnside. The
ruse is an old one of his, which will hardly
win this time.
1--WE apPrehend the rebel authorities are
Just now bending every nerve to strengthen
their army between the Rsppah anpock and
the Ra2idan. Floyd's entire force has been
recalled from Western Virgins, and. If
not already arrived at GordonyilIe. will
have all been gathered there in few DAYS.
bragg's movements. toe, have been myster-
ious for more than week past, and the
rebel citizens of Virginia sincersiy be,;eye
ne is rapidly moving up by rail to Join
Lees army.
but for the resent stay Of the advance
OF our army OF the Potomac, oil these rebel
efforts to strengthen their force to meet
the shock OF battle soon 10 come of, if the
advance be not abandoned altogether. would
have been too late, for by to day an engage
ment that would have placed the throat Of
richmond (Gordonsville) 10 Gen. McClel.
LAOS grasp would probably have been
fought aud wop."