The New York herald., 1862-07-31
INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.

Government Seizures at Memphss-Cap-
turo OF Cotton Sellers by tho Rebels
Movements OF the Enemy, Sc.
MnPam. July %, 1852
General Grant has ordered General Sherman 70 take
possession Of all unoccuped dwellings, stores and
factories for the government and ALSO whore the
absent rebels TO collect their rents for the govern
ment The Military Commission has commenced taking Z
list Of such property.
The guerlas captured prominent citizens Of Haywood
county Saturday for selling cotton One shot dead
while attempting 70 escape. The remainder were taken
70 Mississippi. ,u aeN ea 1e aN
Price has sent twenty-five cannon across the Mssis-
sppi near Napoleon and is sndsavorng 70 GROSS his
whole army The rebels say that Price ID TO command
Missouri, Hindman Arkansas I'd Magruder 70 be over
BOTH naugurang vigorous campaign. The Union forces
are ample 70 check them. taa4~aY tf
Capture OF an Important Rebel Mall
Resignation OF General Beauregard-
Gen. Bragg at vicksburg-Ths Enemy
Preparing for the Reoccupation or Ten-
nessee, &c.. Sc. rt
NAsHvrux, July 20, 1862.
rebel mail from Chattanooga has been captured by
the Unonsts The letters contained valuable informa
on Beauregard has resigned gone the springs
Aabama. Bragg is at vcksburg with twenty thousand
men, but Is OF horses. An artillery company from
Georgia could not be supplied with guns horses and
parties are out buying and stealing horses wherever they
can be found.
The rebel letters seized were from Tupelo Miss, ny
miles south Of Corinth The writer's anticipating
early reoceupaton OF Tennessee by rebel troops and
every rebel warke indication avors the supposirion
The rebels are reported TO have evacuated Lebanon
with the intention to their troops ct given point
for sudden dash ON Nashville.
All the clergy prisoners not sent hence TO Louisville
are on their way South.
Our Nashville Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July "a, 1862.
Skedaddle Of tie Gwe,iuds-fk Rebels SSH al Lebanos-
1As Union Troops Laboring Undsr Disadvantages
Rafting Of Cavalry Repimz~t-Good Effects f 4e Re-
onw Raid Upon NasAviIs-7Ke Late GovemsseN Ordsrs-
Cs,sbrosio~ Of TIE Battle of Adsasas-Hs Comsequences-
Egp,ois cf the GSerins Forrest, &c., DC.
Order again regns In Nashville The terrible guerias
having ncd after audaciously advancing within mile Of
the capital now supposed to be sampsdng down the
river with the gallant Nelson hot pursuit. Their habi
tusl mode q scattering whenever the federal troops an
proach them may prevent The capture of any large BODY
q one spot; but that tAsy are ssuaiy dispersed Or
Withdrawn from she frsat of NasAvfne u certain.
bsdy At them ssill socapy Lebanon, and with the
plumber captured u Nursssbors may b able u subsss
IN tosrabIe oomst until the federal troops reach that
place, which may happen before this reaches you The
rebels willy, wary and hdefAtgabie. The Northefh
troops do mot appear 70 understand their tactics.
otherwise they would not 10 permitted 70 commit the
raids and outrages they are constantly doing
IL b not like Greek meeting Creek fer the
gusrias possess knowlsdge of the country the Union
troops do not they acquire that knowledge with
out years Of experience Besides they have The advan
tase Of being IN country abeundag with sympathixng
traitors who msleaa ~ Union forces BY false informa
n - AuAR d. eh~f~
the enemy. IL is only by men from their own quarter
conpossd Of cavalry or mounted infantry that they can
Ss a.sspoa !: S:ns 81 %m
Stokes, and 10 filling up with comnsndable alacrity
The government cannot DO bstter thing at this time,
In this region than 10 lend encouragement TO the prompt
organization Of this regiment
fhs recen. raids and the danger which at one time
have infused fresh spirit among the Union troops and
aroused the Union commanders TO the exercise OF more
ssution coupled With energy in their msaassmsnt q
been aborng under she deuson that they had nothing
more 70 do during the war have suddenly found that
their services required and unless they repaired a
10 the sd tho Union army would be relieved Of their
forever The streets Of NASH vile have there.
fore no. presented 80 full an array Of brilliant uniforms
during the few days they did during the previous
few months In justice TO those officers should be said
that in nearly all cases they have responded with ala
Gritty TO the orders Of their superior officers and now
ready 60 into hard work AZ they ever were Ihe
hospitals have been sited and all the able
70 bear arms ordered to repair TO their regiments The
hospitals In Nashville have contained argsnumber OF
invalds-at least twenty five hundredfor the past two
three MONTHS and under the excellent arrangements
them are sufficiently recovered 70 80 again into
active service.
The policy Of "quarssrns on the enemy" is warmly
endorsed BY Governor johnson Il 10 manifest that the
government has bean hitherto 700 ienispt toward
conscous and ntsigent traitors" In nearly every in
stance ample compensate has been made for forage and
other articles OF subsistence procured on the route OF
our armies through this part of Tennessee while the
rebels not only pss through and supplied atuitous
- fhp t~.,es
chssred and bouquettsd their way IL believed that
the day has arrived whom the time lost trying BY
longing % seoessonist could bs better smpioye1 II
marching upon and hghting the enemy.
T. ,sgsr,sa sha. ne rsocs have been required By
the purpose OF working upon the federal ortncations
now being constructed IN Mursssboro. This the nrst
in practical operation Ia Middle Tennessee.
Tho rebels who celebrated the anniversary ef the
battle or Manassas 81 the Hermitage the 21st inst
are likely " get themselves into trouble IL appears
that Forrest mot only To- ground and In their
company, but that he joined fair rebel partner In
party ladies included and place them some private
house under guard, was done In Washington city when
traitorous. II taaiy bold thing to leave the
city at such time engage with the enemy IN dancing
froc, knowing tnat the federal forces occupied Nash
vile and that the federal autho lilies had the lower
punish such agrant outrage and insult 10 the American
fag Bat thnre end Tho assurance OF the Nash
vile secessi nsts although they are more quiet than
they were two moths ago yet the gall and wormwood
In their systems can be plainly oozing through the
pores Of their features whenever they meet true Union
one Of the interesting incidents Of the recent raid Of
Forrest the suburbs OF the city the adventure OF
Mrs Captain Bgnden, wife " Captain Bradsn Adjant Of
the post Mrs Brsdan had gone 10 the country the
purpose OF taking up her residence with DR.. Coughs
family about eight miles from town. and accom-
Ianied by her husband. Captain Braden had scarcely
ef ON his return 70 this city, when the rebel cavalry
appeared great force around Dr. Coughs house. They
At oncs commenced nring upon small force OF federal
troops, who were guarding bridge the Murfrsesboro
road The TROOPS scattered before large force some
seeking saety by conceament in cornheld. Mrs. IRA
den saw all tns She mad lett the city for the purpose
Of avoiding exctemnt there, and thus found herself for
the nrst time IN thc presence Of the enemy, and
that enemy the tcrribie gucrlas. Tier nrst fears
net for herself but for the safety Of her husband
who hd left her not half hour before without stop
ping put her bonnet, she started sout Of the
house ascertain the fate Of the Captain Not nndng
him nsar the enemy, she commenced walking towards
the city, distance OF eight miles, minus bonnet and
shawl and undor blazing She had proceeded about
q mile when woman loaned her sunbonnst, and
after Dr. Cough rode at top speed In buggy. Mrs.
Braden took scat IN the vehicle and the city Ia
time " give 10 headquarters the first intelligence OF For.
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