New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
THE GREAT MOVEMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST BEGUN
Our Forces in Motion Everywhere
General Hood Of Texas MOrially Wounded 81
Fredericksburg.
Special Disp,,ch to The N. Y. TrIbun .

| WELLINGTON, N. u Dec if--reh' p"''A'"
Smith is being heavily REINFORCED at Goldsboro
There was heavy fighting there yesterday, in Thicl
the enemy was repulsed with heavy loss. Our los
, (Rebel small.
: NOZZLE, Dec 1.-THE following Is special dis
patch TO The Adrcrtser, dated Vcksburg, the 10th
Two Yankee gunboats went up the river yesterday
and another this morning.
The Tribune learns that tho Unioniss fred or
the train between Tupelo aud Okolona. Nobody
hurt The train proceeded to Okoons which wss
Immediately evacuated, and everything moved 70
EgyJt. Saltillo wss taken Monday morning, and
Pontiac at II o'clock, by twenty-five Abolitoniat',
which ia said to be tho advance of 1900, who are
making through that country. Shannon was at
tackled by tic Unions'r n. o'clock same day.
I ArGusrA, Ga, WedDesday, Der y, 1884,
The steamer Herald arrived ut "a Confederate port
to-day, with valuable cargo, aud The remains Of
Gen. Tom Cobb arrived to <sy. Major Gems. AoTing
sod Nef, recently commanding in West Virginia,
,r,iyed at jackson, Mas recently, for duty n that
depar neni Msior.Gen. Lovsn was relieved hy
Lo-iEg.
/ n. Chof,anoog, Banner is alarmed at Union
demonstrations. i says the onsmy is in motion
every rhere. The e~at programme that has Oeon
IN preyerstion 20 loDI for crushing tie kebeliios
would rem to have brgul. Thus lar snccess has
crowned eur arms; but great banle1 aro stiil I'M
reuding. :, SAYS parties from Murfroe,toro on tie
18Th rsporI Rebel lines s,il advancing on Nashville.
Not much We think.
In the Rapvah.anock is,i'es. Tie brhnsr says,
hrchers BriC3ie suffered s--er.iy. IL was formerly
cosnrranded - Gen. Bob iD.t,on and Gsr Andef-
IN q Tonnes CONSISTING Of the isi, 7,h snd iih
Tennessee Regiments. Gsl. Hood Of Tors, CON-
rGaied tho dia,ioH, ana WIS noE;ally voindsd.
rie v ~ one ofi1c beet Rebel Generals.
Rsuregnrd is expecting an Gt.sk at Charleston b.
lan1 aud water. Pfmberion's sriay was II Crepsda
% &c l2h bsi.. Price was * sp.los west. rlBh-
man division was * mi'es cat, Van Don head
quttcT's wsrs in irenAda.
ILe In nn,r is Informed that .Aere are b.' 'sv
Rebe irocp, on ,,o Mobile raj 'ort. near oh oioaa-
1hi Banacr gro - deeply be,ause the lem- .akr
Of .hs Gonfedcrcy soluscs I.nness1c due crs,1 fcr
her immense Effort. aid grca, sa,rl ces in betnE Of
TIE Ket.llion. l. avs, before btagg reached Nen-
lucky. petol sglur collected fr2m Tennessee iTon
sj 900 % 100 OV0 hcE,, 90 70 Io00) beeye', So
900 rounls bacon, 1900 sacAe wheat, aud 1850
10 10 GO barrels -ir.
ludc 81 the country TO far i,ebled that Bags
lad lately found 10 a,ul; to sul asl the army asug
The Cumberland Il; proceeds IL scold tie Coricd
c-acy Tor depe.iug Tenn'ssec, row.nding the oy
eri.meii hat further State sgcai, could not 5u,
corn TO- 81 - per brohel.
We aIs afrurci, aga TIE Ban-sr. by tie biz iest
authority, that tho campaign q tho oomm.i ,.ry
agents Of the Gov nmeui in Middle Tennessee 20.
dicei more supplies OR the Amy Anu Bragg tro
expedition into the heart OF Kennedy.
A ,osrespouder. Of The Riclroad Enquirer, gi7-
ing an recount Of lie Uuiouis.s crossing iae j ,pa
ham, 5cl, slys the Jnionats resisted by Backs
dalo's Missss.ppi brigade AMI r sAell from bio
gun Knocked ,all chimney down upon tho liih
Mississippi, woulAas % Of them. Tho Rebsf. losi
80 in this affair.
Two Rebel regiments sent to cover the retreat ci
tic Mississippi regiments, broke and fed hoa .ae
field. Tile E,c.sjrg WAig o. Ihe 18Th rays two
Uni)n runLoais went up the 4nsoo on the 9TH ns'.,
aud 10 Bahos plantation ran over two tosPedo-s,
which exploded wi,hou. doing mischief Tie boats
fred four sls,s aud Withdrew.
The publication Of The Alsapiis Aqpea' VIII soon
be resumed u: Jackson Miss.
The Rele. papers do DO; boast about the battle in
from; of Nashville. There are plenty Of exciting
rumop, 50, no material change.
! Morsan was reported IN force at Hlrisyille on
Friday rigbt, and preparations were mlle for LIN.
Gen. D. Stanley followed sharply wish cavalry to
Rural Hill, and found 10 symptoms Of tho cuomy.
To-day We have reports that Morgan has crossed the
Cumberland in strong force at Rome, above i!anes-
Vile.
We haze no confirmation yet. \ Rebel deiach-
ment win artillery, threw aboa. Gnoen shells yes-
torday oyenin, where they supposed cur rickeis
were. Gen. Van Glove sent force after them;
they skedsddled.
Twenty Rebolf in II. s. overcoats unlcr.ood &c
surprise Col. Stanley escort Of cavalry Of u men,
and were badly handled. Sianey's men wouldn't
scare, bnt fought severely woaadng tho Rebel
commander. killing two three, aud chased the en-
cmy home. This afternoon Col. SANKEY'S brigade
was attacked while foraSng, and tho enemy were
again repulsed.
Three or four Of them were wounded, as many
killed. and six Captured. Tho remainder Of tho
skirmishing during this week was in our favor.
Reports continue to exaggerate the Rebel strength.
Seventy thousand is very big estimate.
Gen. Van Cleves division had brisk skirmish
with tho enemy to-day. The Rcbel cavalry force,
supported by four pieces Of artillery, reeonnoiered
Gen. Van Cloves position, but were driven oil utter
the exchange Of a few shos.
We have nothing late in reference to Rebel move
! ments.
Confirmation ia received Of the reports Of the re
, enforcement of the Rebels by Van Dom.
3 Charges have been preferred against Gen. schoei
/ by Cen Gilbert aud Col. Connell.
The official report Of the Hartsyillc affair says 80
los, IS killed, aud loo wOaadedi and buried i