, 1862-12-13
'Eg:E}TsR IN TENNESSEE.
All Quiet at Nashville and Below.

NASHVILLE. Dee. 1a-AN is quiet along the |
ro:J il, tho vicinity Of Nashville. Forest,
Tvp,ct. ;:rla Wood with 5000 or 1850 1neIl
were at Charlotte, Tennessee. Yesterday ln-
tcndin. 10 cross the Cumberland River at
PALMYRA or Martins SAoai between Fort Don
ci=or and Clark:vlllt, us is supposed ior Inc
rurpusc Of cutting tae railroad or to get sup
plies. w.,
Cnl. Stanley Matthews, with the 1th Pcnn-
.:vly:t1aia cavalry and other troops, made
hold dash intr Frank}in, Tennessee. Today,
and drove the rebel: from, the place Tue loss
OIL each side was very slight:
NASHVILLE, Dec. lit is reported that
Bragg las gone to Mississippi and Joe Johns
tvp commands HE army Of East Tennessee.
Small 1ox is raging ut Chattanooga
East Tcnnessre has rchelled to avoid the
t conscriltion. Numbers arc in arms at Char
! lo1tc.
/; Lor1sSuLE.Dec. 11-mitnight- Hcaaquar
+; ttrs here arc advised Of the recent events por-
/! tr:,ved in New York and Philadelphia papers
Gen, BOYLE ordered the Provost Marsha! to
empty tic negro }aits Of all runaway contra
b:.nds. and has placed the negroes at work.
Louisville, Dec. 12-adyicc> just received
Ut hcatI,,uarters dispcl the al'rrchensions Of
ar immediate engagement in Tennessee.
=. Morgan vas seven miles north Of alurfrees-
! toro. oreauizing another raid into Kentucky
4 NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dcc. G. 1852.
I: About mile o,t the Franklin turnpike thu
| old pet 1oth bold yigilant watch around for
Conf;seaiion. Tho field Offices are again tiled:
, G,ltlcrle as Major. | learn thc morning re
, ; poris show between GOO ard 100 tit for duly
The s2d and 51st are also within the walls
Colonel Roberts is actinm Brigadicr General
3 and is accounted q flrst-class officer. You vii
l. experience some difficulty in getting on1sld
q to visit tEr SSth. but yon will find it III She1
mon : division, seven miles out, near the Mu1
IS freesboro pike, and doing well, consideri:l
Il PcrTysille and hard marches. l hear of se'
= eral designations among the line Officers, bI
= the reasons assigned are too u1satlstacto1 o1
- and un>oldierly TO warrant publication Gro:
~ ahilly path leading 10 the right wing. and
y y the advance brigade If the advance diyisio
II YOU will find the S3sll in neat aud ro1a,ant
= camp: tie boys stoRt and healthy rs buck
y and full Of fight By the the railroaaers h:
5, sharp brush with Forrcst:s cavalry last Su
q day, and came out with only Il few scratche
u atier they had enlpticd several rebel saddl
. and forced the buttcrnuts to withdraw II
Il 4 other evening heard the regiment high
u praised at headquarters for its discipline n
lc endurance, anu it is probably safe to say it
10 The best new regiment i'll Roscc71ns' arm
Lieut. Col. Charles E. Hotchkiss, formerly
1tle famed Illinois l1th, is still in Chief CO..
so mand, Col. Christopher not having yet join
d tlc field over three months. believe Ca|
nj Williams, of the Rock Island company, bel
20 senior Captain, is now acting Major, &c
you1g friend Major Hall having 10 pcrfo
r,- 1he duties Of Lieutenant Colonel. Adjuts
Bishop was in town the other day, aud loc
as ''ga, asa peach" Cap1 ~ A sMn1n ?
1nc i visit to- day. on his way home, his rcs
nation having been accepted on account q
I'LL. severe hernla he received while on The H.:
Ter. from Bowling Gree,f to Nashville. Col. st
man, Of The Ss;h, is also ii town, look
jim bronzed and healthy; also, Dr.: Co::tSwortt