The New York herald., 1862-12-01
INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
Our Nashville Correspondence.

General Rose,rdas Reoreaatsin9 HIS Army for f5r
| rayd Aoue,ae.t-He Noshrie Rebels Raiha Shaly--
The ".yi9hcap Brisadier -Negect BY the tSoUiynas,s
Of he Army Of the Cumberland The Enemy Said 10 b
in Force al Aurfreeslorc-The Seeenty eigAh Pennsypa
| ma Regiment, dc, DC
The weather here is delightful No rise in the Cumber
land as yet, notwithstanding the rain Of last wees The
louisville and Nashville Railroad win be In running
der on the whole route by tomorrow next day al
arthest The cars running TO Mitcbevile from
this point leaving bpt miles of hiatus the whslc
line rs uts s. .t
General Rosecrans busy night aud day reoreaaizng
his army arranging all the detas necessary to for
ward move at early day. He is hard worker, a
deep thinker, and wonderfully In earnest as TO
his treatment Of this rebellion The rebels in Nash.
vile are already in the shakes IA"
In order to stop struggling whereby many Of our
picked up by guerllas, General has iEan-
guated the Nichtcap Brigade,p in whose ranks every
10 be placed, soldier or Officer who Is hereafter
taken prisoner through hs fault. and parcd The
most ,cuous part Of their uniform Is 20 be white
nghoap, trimmed with red, which every member Of the
iirigader is until he Is regularly exchanged
The Army Of the Cum mberland is assembling rapidly
poss in this vicinity but am sorry TO say that The
government neglectng some OF the brgates and regi
mens in a shameful manner General Negley division
which alanty held Nashville, has not been paid for
mouths, and reg mont from Wisconsin has not
received cent since they entered the service, fou
teen months ago. This Is n great evil, and one
kna the suffering II entails thousands OF helpless
miles al hone who entirely dependent upon the pay
their husbands fathers and brothers receive soldiers
in the army Whose lault is thss 1t is said that there
soldier wei paid az our own and so they hould
! be; for it is long time coming. 8
The enemy said TO be in at Murfree boro bnt
think we viii have no hard lighting in Sennessee They
will try keep from making any forward movement
until the rains begin and render the roads npassabe,
but VIII nut risk battle This side ths tennessee river
II likely that the seventy eighth leinsy wanna will
be left provost guard Of the city This line regiment
has won such name for superior discipline and good
behavior that the Mayor and Councimen Of The city have
made an especial request Of General Rosecras 10 have ~
permanently detailed for such purpose, And 50 It has
been wherever the regiment has done duty: in franklin
i Columbia, Pulaski and Rogersvi vie-everyw here IT mas
carried away with the regrets and neartei thanks o!
the inhabitants. Col. Sirwel proud OF his regiment
and well he may be for there is not finer N the
Army OF the Cumberland. a44 ti# tq "a
Our Grand function Correspond cnce.
LEFT WING, ARMY or TENNESSEE
gHr NEAR GRAND JUNCTION, Nov. 2a, 1862 (
A Large Farce of Confederate Infantry, Carary
and artillery Supposed TO be in tie vicixty o,
| the Ertrems Right Vug-Generoi Price Reported a
| Hare Moved His Headquarier. to Lunaktn's Ans, Dr.
sroyi.g all ne Calcris and Bridges the Railroad Pre-
riously-Prespecto Of Bdie-Price Levying for Sup
plies Of Mules, Horses and PrortSons-Capture Of a
Couox Buyer ,rith Large Sum of Money BY Price,
Casalry--He IVM Probably be Hangsd-Si9aiEcd~t Re
bel Morensnts Gc. tl ~ s4la~ s31s ta. 6n'a sa
To-day there are rumors ofs an intended advance
stnl TO me a matter Of the profoundest mys
terry. There whisperings about camp THAI
treme right, stat oned at is seriously threatened
by large rebel infantry, artillery and cavalry forces
The presence Of Colonel Lee who commands the cavalry
division Of Hamiltons army in consultation with the
generals suggests that something important is the
tapis. .aM
Colonel ee is brave dasnng cavalry officer and is
considered the model officer in that branch Of the
vice He .'busincss' when he receives an order
and always executes it 70 the letter. ,.t4..
There reports from Holly Springs recently brought
by some OF our scouts 10 the eiect that Gehera Price
had removed his head quarters from Abbevile to Lum
kin Mills, only four i've miles from Holy Springs
aud destroyed all the cuvsrts and bridges The raii
road aud the travelled road even burning the
crossing the Tallahatchie II he has removed his art
lery Lumkins Mills, bis line OF retreat is CT oil,
the river fordabe thai point except cavalry
TINS would seem 70 point 10 the prospect Of battle
During the ate cavalry expedition 30 Ripley under
charge OF Colonel lee, learned lhat General Price
within few miles OF that place with a large
body OF cavalry, pressing into The rebel service every
niue horse upon which he could place mis- hands.
We that he succeeded in obtsning large number
valuable animals and immense quantities 0i supplies.
The difference between his captures snd vs. thai he
being among his friends, manages 10 obtain the valuable
animals, while get the poor ones. The citizens
approach usually close their houses and drive the most
Of their stock the swanps and thckets rsn whence
unable to reclaim them, only when an unlcky
bray discovers TO our scouts their locality large mum
Der VI the valuable animals oLg distance
TO the southwark where may possibly obtain good
supply when reach point IRON which there is no
southward-on the Gull. Amo1x the exploits Of that
Of . cotton buyer-Robsrt wies. Of Indixna--who
was known TO have q large sum Of money in
! rebels don't relish the presence OF these cotton
spectators among them although they often obtain vau
tney purchase with United states Treasury notes IL de
| precates their own currency, ard u, they buy with
Southern paper ten TO one II Is counterfeit do not sup
pose that Mr. Wes Was doing anything not strictly egt
cotton buyer except IN violating an order Of
General Graat relative to this very subject Bui lie
guilty Of very hcinous offence in going beyond our
lines and he had escaped the rebels would have been
/ leverey punished BY General Hamilton. ftt
Lieutenant Pearce. Of General hsmltons stan. to-day
mustered service the company OF oy Tennessee
ans known as ''Hstchie Scouts" There men
who enlisted from patriotic motives have been
Of inefcieni company officers The moas Of them intend
the service under the leadership Of keu
coun, Of their intimate Of this portion Of tue
There are sspihcan, reports from the line Of the Ohio
and Mobile Railroad. The rumor 10 that consid sidersbe
force OF the road at Henderson aud Pnson
tearing up and cutting on the rails is thought
that this demonstration portends immediate attack
/ upon Corinh should this be their intention do not
apprehend much trouble. Corinth Ia too strongly de-
feded and 20 very serious result can occur beyond the
| temporary sioppsge OF supplies. No train has passed
road between Cornth aud Jackson since yester
day morning The news from that pcint will be looked
\ Tor with considerable anxiety.
We have Just learned that the enemy making sim
lar demons irstions Coeryie, this side " Moscow
latter mischief perpetfatca bands on
gicrllas who pfowling about In tbat vicinity.
MINI oCIocK r. NJ
We are almost hourly receiving startling intelligence
concerning rebel movements below us The latest just
brought by reabe couraband ;" Is 10 the elect that
the rebel forces again recrossng the Tsshstche
falling back 70 vcksbnrg IL this is coroborated the lett
! wing OF this army will move mmed lately, and you may
expeci 10 hear interesting within twenty four hours
Colonel Lees cavalry division viii take the advance
out doubt in which case shall endeaSor " aoeonpan,
them.
n rl~et un.O
There is considerable activity going tue Foui
,eeu,h Fifteenth, Twenty hrsi and other wards Of th
city, In reference the elections aud
ne nominations have been made. We give
Of candidates in addition to those which pubiishe
yesterday
In IN. Twenty .6rst ward Captain Russell v. Glover ha
been nominated for Alderman. Captain Glover Is not
politician 10 connection with any local Organizations
has scarcely mixed with politics. He put tcrwar
tzan