The New York herald., 1862-10-23

oroe than .acray, who may possibly be in greater
,ssap'e' sessa when yoSr sys covers SHE he sIoaaa
ess and west, expecting TO be aided by Col Miller on
Noransvile, the troops from which may present them
selves on your tanks.
There ID train running from Murfreesooro. Secure it,
should any event pscvent your return tomorrow, IN
form me by courier Encamp, however, as near NashS@
Secure ali the live stock and bacon possible without
particular reference TO the kind.
In returning guard carefully against an aouscade or
refer you 70 Col Mlcrs instructions for perfect
derstandng OF each others movements.
JAS. 5. NEGIEY, Brigadier General.
RxApouARrRs UNITED STATES FoRcEs,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 8, 1852
sne--Your command four regiments infantry, will
march promptly At nine P. NJ to arrive before La
Keep TO the left OF the railroad marching with the
most perfect secresy. unfxcd bayonets.
Your object to surprise the enemy sncamped near
ner via Murfreesboro road, who should arrive at la
Tergne simultaneously with yourself
Bear in mind THAI he enemy have camps at Noansve,
Murfrcesboro and Green Hill, troops from which may
dash into your lines.
Move cautiously, but fearessy strike with determine.
Upon returning it will be we'll TO send two regiments
80 to strike the Noansve pike ten miles south Of
out that road Bring all the cattle, hogs and sheep
be found.
JAMES s. EEGLEY, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
MARCH.
According TO the above orders the troops started one
wing by the Murreesboro pike under command Of Briga
der General Palmer, and the other under command o.
Colonel Miller, by the Noansvis pike. General Palmer
command consisted Of the detachment Of the Pennsyl
vania Seventh cavalry, Captain May commanding;
Colonel Stokes First Middle Tennessee cavalry: two
sesi sections Of Captain aoughtangs battery; first
Lieutenant Colonel Niles. COL Mlsrs V force con
Fourteenth Michigan, Major Quackenbush: twentieth
Ohio Lieutenant Colonel Niebling Eighteenth Ohio Lieu
tenant Colonel Given and Shultz's battery.
The arrangements admirably conceived and
carried that the enemy's pckeis were in most in
stances captured and his camp, which was under com
seized, with but the loss Of three four men
on the Union side. The rebels lost in killed and
wounded about ffty and three hundred captured Sub
Joined is list Of the prisoners who to day paroed
REBELS CAPTURED Al iAvERGSf TEN OCT = BY GENERAL
Most Of the names given are hose Of members of the
ments in the rebel service. II mostly in the
city OF Mobile where tho officers principally belong.
bama. was ibuster Under Walker in isss' and COM
mandcr OF the schooner Susan which wrecked in the
Caribbean Sea when within one or two days sail Of her
care OF friends in the quarters of Captain Geo. Rowland
ouartermaser q General palmers division.
Lieutenant Colonel A. r. Iangford, Thirty eighth Ala
Dana assigned TO special duty in The Thirty second Colo
mel L. is in the hosptable Colonel Serw H. OF the
Seventy eighth PenBs rlvania Volunteers.
Captain W. Thompson, Thirty second Alabama also in
Colonel Serwils charge In good health and cheerful
spirits He Is graduate OF Princeton College, New
s. y. Mccraw, AdJGtsnt. 1st Alabama cavalry
J. A. Montgomery, Qusrtermaste 32d Alabama.
J. c. Kimbail, Captain, a2d Alabama.
II. Singleton, First Lieutenant, 32d Alabama.
s I Taylor, Second Lieutenant, S2d Alabama
r. g. Smith, Orderly Sergeant, 32d Alabama.
y NJ. De sha2or, Sergeant, 32d Alabama.
W H. Bolton, Corporal
ID. q stalker, musician.
Priuctss-John Gardner, John Donagan, A. N. McDo-
maid, NJ. G. Cooper, " G. Stanley, W. D. Meadows lst
j. + smith, " q Smith George NeeIey, citizen: James
Jackson lst Alabama cavalry. The following
attached TO the First Alabama cavalry-w. r. Walker,
9. T. Gilbert, Johnson Hammer, T. T.. Wallace j. W. Wal
lace, b. Glass II. n. Stone, VIM. p. Blsnsett Hugh
Robinson. 3. f.. Wheat, W. G. Ward f. H. Lee, Louis
Gambrill, W. d. Meadows sick r Singleton J. Gardner
j. a. Walden, b. Blackburn, W. d. Hester Jas Thomas
The following belonged 10 the Thirty second Alabama
aud are privates, except those otherwise noticed:
John B. Campbell. John Steel. George W Dunagau
washington Sweeney, iona n. Ko!er, Allen NJ kocn
0'Neal. Alfred Moore James Morse, Mathew r. Msudin
Wellsby B. Wallau, Francis A. Roper, William M XII
gore, Peter Wick, william A. Pendire, William W. Davis
John +. Reynolds, William p. Ernest J. T.. Bostwjcs
William V. clover, Thomas A. Derbn Bifne's Tennessee
cavalry; Peter Gwn, Corporal 32d Alabama Samuel q.
Cook, Bies Tennessee cavalry James G. Franklin David
Campbell, Bifes Tennessee cavalry: Hugh O. Emerson
Alexander Mediation, Sergeant Douglas cavalry; G. W.
Charles Smalwood james 2. Jones sergeant James NJ
Taylor Isaac Sellers, 8 5. Parker. lanes L Coker,
Joseph H: Livingston, Corporal theodore W Moore,
Thomas Fntcher, Sergeant john ,eti. VIM. r Crook
Sergeant Augustus Cherstapg Joseph Bland Sergeant
James j. Poe, J M Hcoray, MAJOR Andersons cavalry;
Bifie's cavalry; ". II. Evans, citizen; wm N. watson
F.w Leinhart, citizen $ D. Cline, George NJ. Mason,
Levi Taylor, A. Kelly B: W Clements, P. Bridges, NJ
J. Cupp, nigger, G. Clements, J. n Daniel Sergeant
William Barley James Bouni Joseph B Moody, Ander.
Goth Tennessee; J. B. Van Hagen, n Edgar, Chares
Baxter, James Edgar, W. P. Lloyd. e. J. Daaln. D. W.
Rpf
Christopher IsIsy Mark Harre John sb.teree. sniel
Mcleod John Harty, p. M. Evans, James walker Thos
Hart, Felix Blount, Corporal Robert McCiintock
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Inc following hacopy Of the parole given by the on.
L,s.N Mccraw, G. s. A. A., prisoner of war taken NJ
Iaversne, Tenn, on the 7ih day or October lss1 do
selemny promise my sacred OF honor without any
mental reservation or evasion that will NOT until regu
larry exchanged bear against the United states ~,
the forces or citizens thereof give any aid or comfort
TO the enemies or the opposers United states or
furnish Information against the same 10 any person or
persons whomsoever, civil military. / further agree
TO report In person or in writing the commanding on
OF this post. the nearest United States torres ~
the first, tenth, twentieth and last each and every
"0"'D '' e'''"'s'o Aduan, First Aassma Il MoRAw ssy;v
Witness, CiARK joNEs, Lieutenant and Aid de Camp
70 General Ncgiey's staff.
rng slyTi-vivn oHTO WITH pIG yoRaeIsG TRAM
The troops for The attack having been started the
SIXTY ninth Ohio w'a detachment or the sxtieth Hi.
command Of lieut. Co' Gano, Of the Sixty ninth Ohio
were ordered 20 follow. with oragng train of one hun
aIed and eghy wagons the Nolansvlc pike for the
PURPOSE ~ oraeng ana 10 attack any troops Of the enc.
my round ~ That road either hold them In check or 10
body - ~
Col yano advanced six miles, when they disco.
tne aGHahtr ckets driving them from their posts
ana capturing warm breakfast lust prepared A mile
ano na igft g The second line Of pickets was disco
W., @ u u,N'h 10 one being captured with horse
snu gun ~ tIs pqnt Orders from Cen Ncglsy 10
return lmmeJitey, which reluctantly done a. the
camp mp ol uls enemy on that pike nearly reached
returned 10 town. ~ W., "n" "sasey
wmI iik Bully sEvEwry-uenTB rsyysyrvAvr.ys We nm .
Ibe oho~ng description Of the conduct OF tho syanS
e,gbn pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel s,rwe "a ra,
nshed 70 your correspondent by 10 The engage
mont, Sergeant MAJOR Frank Mechlinp Ihe e,,,ag
made are corroborated by onciai reportq,-
HEADQUARTERS, SsyEsry EIoIyr pxsssytyAs,. yo,. ].
NASHVILLE, fsnn,, Oct r. Is.2