The New York herald., 1862-03-09

diery. The policy which General Buell. has pursued is
net only tba wisest but the only course which will re-
establish the government IN the aecous u the people.
BY his order the rights OF private property have been
most scrupuousy observed and respected markets and
sores which closed by the rebel officers have been
reopened Arguments and street harangues from officers
and men with citizens havo been prohibited Still there is
an unnisakoabe rebellion seated deeply in tho maori-
~ II will wear on, by proper administration OF au-
thority, in timo.
General Broll's first step, almost, to instruct
Colonel A. H. MARYLAND, the Efficient Postal Director
Of General Grants division to take possession Of the Post
Office and open regular mail communication with the
loyal States We now have q daily mail by tho way Of
Louisville the railroad having been repaired rs far
Bowling Green, and a daily mail by the Cumberland.
The newspapers which had suspended on tho downfall Of
them, the Nashville Banner of this mo rnng, has the fol-
lowing short article which s indicative oil the feeling Of
the public:-
THE rSvADFns
As far as know The officers and Of the federal
my have thus far depor;ed citizens
this much in justice 10 hem well a, to those q
and st aprrehen,ive that score II part
Of the etiquette Of for to behave boorsby either TO
both parties recognizing mtary necessity" win seek to
such character Of nereonse as becomes gentle
The clce Of Provost Marshathe principal duty Of the
outrage sodleryhas aed by the appoint
exceptiona6c In politics he is Of me
sSa %h s as b we IND @ hsT
warranted in assuring al that he VIII discharge his duty
The Fc.i once continues charge Of Col J. IT, MARYLAND,
5 nsvs ay s s b SS M y o
democrat only anxious extend all the mail
nne ne e pPSssb e people IN 'ne most ana
There ia general of General Sidney John
ston in all classes His destruction Of property shows
him 10 be either entirely incompetent for the position he
holds or a worthless vanda Under the pretence OF mi
tary necessity he destroyed the railroad bridge scross
the Cum berand at this point which cost $3.50 000 and
the suspension bridge ast above it, which cost $40 900,
when he knew that General Grant had at Dovor twenty
two large steam transports with which the river could
be brjged any time In the latter bridge Zoicoers
estate owned $50 000el the property or the estate
cept homestead. His more recent exploits are the de-
structon Of ell the bridges the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad Candid Southsrners say that the outrages or
the confederate sodery the vandalism Of their officers,
contrasted with the perfect good behavior Of our troops
and the unsxceptcnabe department Of the Union on
VIII make Tennessee Union f such thing be pos
Spe Mn TeSaTs 10 nc msry 2, Gsne
enough and sufficiently disciplined and armed for its mis-
son body Of Union troops made reconnaissance In
force yesterday within four miles of Murrrcesboro. The
rebels have evacuated that place and fallen back towards
Chattanooga, fewmiles from the Nabams state line.
Before leaving Murressbpro thcy discharged number
Of prisoners that they had captured in Kentucky, some
OF whom have returned TO this place Below s liz, Of
prisoners taken during the battle at Donelson and sent
from this pince 10 Murcesboro. They supposed 10
DO still with the retteating army
John Rupert, Company A, Thirtielh Illinois.
WIN. Stockwell, Company ID, Thirtieth Illinois
Sam. Fisher, Company X, Thirtisth Illinois.
Major Post, Eighth Illinois.
Gilbert Kenyon, Company X, Eleventh Illinois.
- Ransom, brother OF Col. Ransom, Eleventh Illinois
Capt. Summerville Ibsty first Illinois.
Frank Grovse. Eleyenth Illinois.
John s. Davds, Eleventh Illinois.
Alex. Msrsey, Eleventh Illinois.
Horny Hand, Eleventh Illinois.
Vim. lewis, Eleventh Illinois.
John Harris, Eleventh Illinois.
John Bostwick, Eleventh Illinois.
Edw Armstrong, Eleventh nlinsie
Jas. Baker, Eleventh Illinois.
John w. Mars, Eleventh Illinois.
Dan Wright, Eleventh Illinois.
stewart Parkins, Thirty .1rst Illinois.
Jas. simpson, Thirty first illinois.
joel X. Adams, Thirty first lliusis
Conroy House, Thirty .hrst llhnois.
Cyrus Libby, Eleventh illinois.
Robt. Hervin Company II, Eleventh Illinois
Ian McMahcr, Company y, Eleventh illinois,
II. p Meadows, Company K, Eleventh Illinois.
jos Survey, Company Eleventh Illinois.
Dennis snzlE Erek, Company X, Eleventh Illinois.
VIM. Rowder, Company X Eleventh Ilinois
Jason Clngman Company A, Lleventh illinois,
Eph. Vamborgef, Company A, Eleventh Illinois
Franklin Lambert.
John Prsn,iss, Company !, Ninth Illinois.
M Currsp Company Ninth Illinois.
Geo. Holcomb Company !, Ninth Illinois
ISaac wendsrbui, Company X, Ninth Illinois
fhortop Summers, Company A, Ninth Dlinois
Henry Ranspe, COMPANY a, Ninth Illinois.
Isaac Ingraham, Company A, Ninth Illnois.
John wie, oofnr any A, Ninth Illinois.
Frank Gfavse, Qonpany y, Ninth Illinois.
y.Sn y.so TsyIs $%Rany D Slnis aS|, s,s; u,u.,.
- wishtwlfe, Company q, Eleventh Illinois.
Fred, Fopu Company q, Eleventh Illinois.
ere are in tbs hospitals hs place seventy OF our
wounded, who we're taken prisoners and brought here
before the surrendw They have rseeiYsd medical a,.