The New York herald., 1862-11-27

hopes entertained that we snail nno tnem IN ls
indicated and am rustfu that the map send you wn
include a the district over which We shall % comPeleo
70 tramp after Bragg.
suprIIEs nm RAILROAD.
The rebels find il extremely difcu 70 obtain supplies,
from want railroad rolling stock. Tho railroad over
which they compelled 70 transport everything is ono
Of the meanest the country, being built Of rail- and
very old a that Hardly trip Is made over 1t without
disaster. The rolling stock Of the poorest character
and the rebels do not know how TO take care Of IT, All
the machine shops water stations &C., were destroy cd
by themselves, and subsequently rebuilt and Then
destroyed by Buells army. All the bridges from
Chattanooga to M6feesboro, except the. Long bridge
the Tennessee river have been rebuilt and the
road in tolerahle order from Bridgeport to the attcr
place Very little OF the supplies, however, 30 70 Muir.
eesboro Breckenridge has been subsisting on tho
country anc getting along finely att.
BRxcKINRiDcx RnNpcRcxD
The force OF Brccknrdgo has been increased 70 twelve
regiments Of antry, with large amount Of cavalry
and artillery. Still no intention 10 expressed Of remain.
ing At Aurfreesb0ro attempting 70 hold thatpacc
RgxIs AT NoLxNsvnLA.
The rebel Colonel Stearns, with full regiment OF
cavalry is NoeAsve, watching the front OF our line
and waiting TO see which way Kosecrans will move
Nocnsve is about sixteen miles iiom this city, Due
south
For me time past the ebes at kstell Springs have
been engaged in building winter quarters to guard
against the inclemency the weather. This wo has
OF late discontinued and there indications OF
Intention To leave that position and encam esrwhs
The rebel troops much need OF tents and shelter
md they saHer much from want ~ clothing
WHO COMMANDS
This is qu estion have asked and have AZ last
received q definite and ostve answer. IL has been
supios ed Johnston con,nan ed and th t r lg
was under arrest. Eut Juh ston goes beyond the
Mississippi and ragg Thursday last made MS etr
iullahoma. OF this latter statement There IS no
and here every reason 10 suppose that he Is III
Goa m md lie Immediately established his headqua ters
III re- and wcit work he Il I'd never been removed
would sing lar ii Ruei and Brasg b,lh should be 70
from command after the iae cam aisn, isr Ger
fanny tf them n ST have succee ed
Genera iarice, Nh y was rcpo ted, ina been very
i'll, made s ernce al shelby viiie N FRIDAY morning
asst at II he O'clock ace. anied by his stal They
ha come il was ladc Stood irola Murlrcesboro They
cmanel ia the city but short zine, taxing horses
from ID OK rlvsr II Was pnde stood IN lne t.wn that
General 4 .rdee was gsng TO tls iidgtt mountainous
riigc, SIX Ai,es nth ot shebyvie aud eeyoad Duck
oaain the position with regard T. IT'S adap,''-
ree wosd cvcn,uty establish lnei; 10 this ,ci-
nty ANA wat the attack. from personal acluaiAt nce
viii the rogiun Toned can say th.t IL is one |
shoad conceive cal a,e oi being made We strong The
river il its ront the abrupt character ot thc banks 0i
them combine make the isolated ridge vefy strong
position. The troabc Is that it is easily nankcd
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. is, 1852.
Interesting
partmeat-His Popularity o,A ths Army-Hercutcan
Ldlors Before II N and anecdotes About Hm-Th.
Fors, Rife Pts Barricales, Pitfalls, dc. In and
Around Nashviilc-Who Estat Iishsd the P,cket Lin,
A,o,nd the Placc-Brisk q. e,asions Of the Michiya
Mechanics and Engineers. dc, &c,
This city is place for correspondent seriously
afflicted with hes sc1bndi: for there is much to b.
seen which IL tempting and contrabana to de. There
are reviews and movements; but the reviews nc
ohcer interesting and the movements too
to be told before they developed themselves in
suits The public must content themselves until the enc
my shall have felt the blow and then it will I've timo L
know how Rsecrans deal, it, For the present the ERAI
| public must be oon,ented with gossip.
TIE wv crsss.snss ss. y, cux'
Major General Rosec. .as, Is already popular with h
army His reception hts been Of tie ost enthusiastic
nature His reputation has preceded him to prepare th
welcome for him, and il has been all ne could ask. IL
has command Of an immense army, strengthened by tn
unbounded confidence it has in him, aud he has gone
work to falGl the expectations Of the pubc-a
| CRATE ul task. He is unfortunately situated. and vii
have herculcan labor to satisfy the public He succeed
general whom the public Look upon a great failure
General Rosecrans has TO surpass General Buell. whom
locked upon great general or fall victim to the dis
satisfaction Of the public General Rosecrans
tisy public vho condemned General Buell. for his
pagr against Bragg-an achievement General Rosecran
declares to have been unequaed in the annals Of war
Yet this public he must satisfy. II won't do to mitat
| Pope Buell.. We shall have to wait to see with wha
skill General Rosecrans will steer a middle d
no, think he Gig for the public opinion OF him
He has declared that his POLICY s eight, and that b.
| Intends 70 fight.
| GKS. kosgcgAAs' cHi7 or sIAFr
understand that Colonel Garesche, lately the Adu
tant Generals Office Of the War Department, has
here and will become the chief Of General Rosecrans
stan Lieutenant Colonel Arthur G. Ducat Adutant Ge
neral, has been acting in that capacity.
BrnL's DSPARTMxSTAL srAfY
On leav ing Nashville General Buell. left several mem
bers OF his staff here the city continuing TO be depart
| mont headquarters. Among these were Major W. II
sde Fifteenth United States infantry Assistant Adju
tant General Captain st. Clair Morton Chief Engineer
Lieutenant Stone, First Wisconsin, Aiddscamp, an
others These officers understand, will be placed upo
the stan Of General Rosecrans and remain in the city 70
! the present.
| RIGHT WING.
Major General McCook has been assigned by Genera
Iosecrsns the command Of the right wing Of the army
instead Of the left which he commanded Peryvilie
The corps has been changed materially Major Genera
Rousseau has been placed in the centre corps Genera
Thomas and General Sheridans divisions assigned
| General McCooks corps. other unmportant change
have been made General McC0ok is In the city, ookin
| to the interests OF his command.
AN ASEcporE GEsERML RosscRAxs.
On the evening after his arrival here General Rosecran
made particular inquiry for Information concerning tn
Of the grave Of private soldier named Pete
HART belonging 10 the Tenth Ohio infantry An slce
who has had charge Of the hospitals here directed
institute inquiries and concerning the
So great the interest evinccd BY the General in
man attracted attention, and the General satisfied
curiosity the subject by detailing an incident Of tn
Western Virginia campaign. II appears tina, Peter Har
young boy, living within the cncmys lines at Ric
Mountain and the guide sf General Rosecrans, who le
him, with his brigade, 10 the Of the rebel camp
General Rosecrans struck with the skill and tao
Of the boy that he took interest In him, put him II
! the army, and has not yet forgotten him.
GEsERAL Win IHy WRONG SHOULDER STRAPS.
On my way here from kentucky saw General Charlie
&. Gilbert who lately commanded corps in tho Army
| the'Ohio, with the passdvs Of q brgsdrr gcncrak "