The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-14
Late Northern News.

We have been favored by a considerate
friend with Nashville fes up to the 10Th inst.
three dayo out frou Nashville; from which we
compile the following interesting items Of
Northern intelligence.
The Nashville Press of the 10th says -
The following dispatches was received by
Governor Johnson lat evening. il will prob
ably satisfy thosc WHO we're inclined to doubt
The genUineness Of dispatches heretofore re-
ceived and suspect hat Morgan WAS doing IL
I'll himself, that Nor ~ having bt come dos
peIate has loft the L svie and Nashville
Railroad and crossed Ohio river, where he
knows be will be captured. BE no doubt dc.
sres to be caught, as he sees the rebellion in
its death tbroes;
LOUISVILLE. July 9, 1863.
To Governor johnson, Details of the surrelS
der of Ylcksbulg have been received.
Over twenty rhO' and prisoners were taken.
The Potomac is vc.y high. bees retreat is
cut oil. Auo.her bctde was expected to be
fought YESTERDAY or to.day, near Williams
| port. Meade has Leen heavily reinforced.
Morgan crossed le Ohio river at Braden-
burg WIN eloyon rcc men.s and three battle
will hardly escape capture.
! Nat. Wolfe, escess ou candidate for Congress
in This Dis.sict, wa arrested yesterday in
Owen county, for making violent secession
speech. lie was ssnc to Gen. Burnside ior
trial.
Dispatches to the Nash lille Press OF the lOth.I
FREoERic1, Nd, July 9th.-Our cavalry had
a sharp fight with ne rebels between Funks.
town and Boorsboro The rebels were in heavy
force and compelled .ur cavalry to fall back to
BooDsboro
Gen. fitzpatrick ie reported kill9d--some
say only wounocd.
Kip ric's comlland was completely sur
rOundoo ard obliged o cut its way out.
! Tha rebels are sill this side of tile river,
massed near Hage-s own, endeavoriug to get
wagons aud puuder across the river.
! Scouts say the rebels advance column is
crossing at Wliansport.
Our losses in three days fight in killed
ana wounded amounts to $4,000 The dead Of
the rebels left on the heid exceed 5000. Their
entire loss in killed, wounded and missing is
10000.
New York, July g,--Gen. Dix has sent 25,-
I 900 men to reiuforce Meade.
| 1t is believed that battle is progressing
today on The Upper Potomac
Cotton 60c Gold 3016.
CAmo, July 9--The robels have retired from
Helena.
Gen. 0glosby, Just arrived from Memphic i,
says the terms Of he capituaLion of Iicks.
burg we're that tho men are to be parolled,
while ths 'mnlisaone officers will be re .ain.
cd as prisoners.
Pemberton gives The numDot Of men nc Tor
duty at twelve thousand, and six thousand in
hospitals, but il is thonghttbe number exceeds
this by hve or six thousand.
LOUISVILLE, July John Morgan's forces,
loltycei%bt hundred strong crossed into Indi
ana at DTadonsburg, yesterday, and it is re-
ported laat he las tr0en Corydon.
BALuMoas, July g,-Our cavalry have done
almost incalOuIahle damage to Lees retreating
traios.
Gen. Early's rebel command is reported cut
of Brig. Gems. Robinson and Trimble are
among the captured.
A special to the Cincinnati Commercial says
Bragg retreated on the 7th across the Tennes-
SEQ river, and destroyed the bridge at Bridge
port.
HARRISBURG, July 9.--RepOrts are rife that
part of ,he rebel forces are again down the
Cumberland valley, with the intention of stri
king Gen. COUGHS army.
A fredericksburg special to the New York
herald says our troops occupied Hagorstown
to-day, after fight.
The enemy is transporting mon across the
river on ilatboats. Our forces are shei1g
them. Another battle is imminent.
Grant is made Major General, and Meade,
Brigadier General in the regular army. 1t is
believed that Lee is fortfying at or near Anr
tietam.
Philadelphia, July 9,--The rebels attacked
our ca airy on the molaing Of the Sth, west Of
Boonsboro and we iol back towards Cramp-
ton Gap, This indicates that tho river is un.
fordablc. Lee intends trying Antietam again.
FROM GEN. RosEcRANs ADVANCE.
The la.cst intelligence from the Army of the
Cumberland, received by the train at II o'clock
last night, is that General Rosecrans has sus.
pended the march and encamped his army at
and 20 nc front OF rullahoma, for the want OF
provisions aud facilities equal to successful
pursuit Of the enemy. Ho will notreman list.
lcls many days. There has been no fight oil
noto since the occupation Of Tullahoma Bragg
is still acrambliug over the mountains with his
disalected host-NishDih Press lOM.
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IIEADQUR's ANDRsoss BRIcADE,
WITnER's DIVISION PoLS's CORps A. II.
Chattanooga, July Och 1868.
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