The New York herald., 1863-12-28
EAST TENNESSEE.
Details Of the Pu.sutt OF Lor, q gstre Get.
MR. Jhr. G. FIrZPArKioKss ISspArcp.

| Details OF the PaTsuit OF Los, gstrees.
| MR. yAn. @. FirzPArncK's DxsrArcn.
NsAn RvrsSpcx Tenn Dso l3. 1898.
1ha main bo''yo our arsy this vicinity and lt
se like the change oectea ny the msgoru's ward 10
be once more 10 tho field A fsw days s,aco we were
In the open country asa'h following L-vs
fugitive Zoe.
rBs MOVEMENT
After Gen. Shlckeford's departufp Knosvns with
sscsyAry no mov ersut u tho mi ,Fy took psss until
Moaday Decen ber 7. They had eNbtoen days and
ns.ssn tho rifle pitss portion Of the anne v,.nty
rattoes-and 10 Con. Barns,te pernse,od them vst
On tAs day iost mentioned however, The bugee and
drums nsrshallsa the lines milo o2uu2 moto sn5
taroueA The strccts tho army marched music q
tbe brigade bends, fling upon u,0ouniry rol.s
while u"ctzens. with acoswhieh gowocstA pleasure
iookod on at the brilliant socne-'or rcaiy was so
what with clear, May like weather, the uniforms
brushed up after the rgicc sf TIVE siege, e gay reg,
Dcntsi'5nunsrs and the stiisg srsDs OF the bands.
Ths stsene rsief " wers the Unionis,s Of course.
"secese keis to thsr honseo: si'c tho wintsw blinds
and cloesd thesr cars u the sounds or triumph.
roRfAs0 DviSsrvs
rbe pad tssen by tne mst," boNp thGsto Roam
Etaton but tsough mistake IN the orders tho division
os Cepsa aea took the right fors outside OK tho city
and Creased The Iolssso. Tho toedg tho rtvcr oc
castoned sl'vciy and amusing The ford deop.
gsrmedAs and 60 over In winch would Rave
excited the envy OF any Highlander. The
cQ0 eoe tbo strsa rAInd so tfae the passARo
ltetssa oi the ives; bot II oYecssd last
tho mos. "scnCting about uudor baro po'es
has exyressot II, soon resumed TITO hsSliments with
which Uncle sem pleased 70 o0ths tho extroa.
ties OF his bsiigcrcDt nepbows
Arriving st Strawberry Plains tbs nissae IN tho ltM
OF march was corrected Ths railroad bssigc had
partially do troyed ty the rebels. but by placing few
planks tho deDrs the DIVISION single
and sooQ after jo,ncd tho main column
BAtnEuR.
At General heDsoo's beadqu ks ts~ pleasure
participating III the fruits Of arbecue wh.sA had
gotten 10 gyo variety To the usnei fnr9 sheep
the sacriNeai animal and Dode the o0c sitng high
priest.
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Various matero have prevented the purra from beng
might be inpr,dent TO state the therefor eau
say that the deisy has been through the crcum
stances rather than The fault o. our generals.
General Shackleord, with tho cavalry tho advance
has been steadily skpmsh and hnstening the
OF the enemy wbo IN their almost devastated tho
country On FRIDAY reconnaissance, under colonel
Grabam, on the Rodgersvilc road, came up with the
rebels ut Moofesbnrg and drove them mile a
position from which II Impossible to disloige them
without bringing on general engagement ESirmlsb pg
continued all day yesterday on tho day Colonel
Pennbaker dashed into Morrstown aud encountered the
rebel pckets the kusbve road. Affairs arc VA .d
quo just now awaiting the OF General rarke
Knoxville, who is in command OF column
TlIh DEPARTURE 1KngRAL BCRssiDH.
Wa learn by courier that General burnside took hts
departure from Knoxville yesterday morning lie sends
his regrets To the officers and hcre that he
bio 70 bid them personal sdeu. 1t u hardly eeccssary
TO that feeling AKIN 70 grief peevadss every at
bis departure.