Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03

FROM RGStt EANs' ARMY.
Seven Rebel Regiment. x outed-O,er 100
trison~rs e. Ptur-d-The tambe In nd
HePuf tn,en Mt Extended.
MIRPEEksRORo, Tenn, Jan q, via Sew.
Tour, inc., hurs6sy, Jan. 2S-Q ute spiri,ed
hfisir 'sme CT o. Monday at W ocdbury, twenty
Mills cut Oh the ErM.n yillr road, in which
faimrrs division OF Crittenden's corps won
II, IN 'Rurpis.
S.Nen i-bel regiments were stationed there
as III oCtptst.
Palmer concentrated his brigades at Ready.
Ni:ie o. sa'uTday snd Sunday, without tents
crfs ssssee.
On Monday, hoping for q surprise, the 9Th In.
CIR" WI fhfowD out ss skiI mshers, closely
=, port d ~ the Ait Ohio and 3..t Indiana
lhcsr Iu,ps We're put in rapid advance, hut
tie rPtris tSsn.rd the movement, and by the
tn ctr lore wrre fall upon them they were
lr 81 llf mrs. Uous sEed6dde. They gave some
ggEt, however, wouncing seven, and killing
w OF lie ils' Ohio, and woundng two of the
EtE Ind ana.
VI killed their colonel commanding and "a
cthris, ard fcrk CpIronrrs.
Gen. RosrcIans d. partTlnnt has been ex-
t.l'ded 80 re- 10 include ForIs Donelson and
Etnry. anG Clarksyiiie, Tenn
Gen G!urd il :s said, y ILL Join Gen G. rants
army, and ak a COMMAND in the field.
NASHVILLE, FEB. 2.-Ccl Ro;ert Johnson's
rRintDt took possession of Franklin, Tenn
las. night. Forrest and staff narrowly escaped
capture. 4 4. iei captain and two men were
'artur d. We lot liIi.d one man.
fecrrtion ut Cen Mcclellan 1T Boston,
ErsTnN, Eh. THE reception OF Genera,
h;tHii:.n ut Tie tr. mont House, 10 day was
very ;nthusi:stic. its fsra noon, officers of tbs
amy, 'EciI ding wounded soldiers paid their
e e,ls IN oCr: next, thr CITY government
E' a., d b. Mayer Lin "oin, was introduced In
ih' mssn a:e the hall and reception parIors
~GIr RAPIDLY Ulled. The crowd from To Ia
,ICck III II r-d from seven TO ten thousand
hr pc; I:lr rati:Pr in the vicinity as far as
.Le hIrlltc space OF the ho:el would admit The
70" Il wee allowed 10 rless through and shake
III" rrn' al Z Ea.d >Cme ladies managed In
'nffr V Ith the crowd. wI:h several wounded
e"iorrs. 10 the iatter. General Mcclellan ad.
'1rEstd treciai words OF sympathy.
i LIE RECEPTION clos ed at o'clock but in re.
tI,onst 10 II! gent dcmands from the multitude.
:. $50 "tre Ia II IL 10 inter the building, Gen
N'C.e.l APPEARED :or a sew lnInuL-s 8 on the
l'iheo, ai'd owed his thanks. He was enthu-
hsICaily he, red.
Tomorrow, Gen. Mcclellan will visit Law
Among thr military officers present were
o.on'i Lay. L. -. Army; Major MONTGOMERY
|. :. Sivl krrlrr: Captain Morris, Sd cavalry:
ttIia N aicEim, Lieut.. Colonel Connor tth
NV fcrH; Colonel Eawk-r, 10th h:assachu.
= us; AaJu'ani Todd, OH New iIampshirr, snd
T. aIy OH -. Father Taylor said a. he shook
lance with the G' neral, g od bless the General
"to II a. - ldIeis choice. One soldier got
Gown on Lis knees AID kissed lis hands
ofiit er, severely wouhded at Fredericks-
tuT-, o:EcIlLed the AIT rtke by his regiment
q wlch Ia" Gene: al sa!c, "I am sorry YOU
,Cu.d no aet 4 oush your last b tile without
E't NJ Eli. ait'r '-sca IIng la 80 many The
fiCeT answered, 81 might, General, if You had
ga. fitIp.'
Many Q: the leading places OF business were
tt"A' Z, nd thv ropIi'tors and ehlpioyees alike
=, M" IN Tte d' Il o. stff:l n. There was ouita
-afie rUmt"r lrartn' from distant parts OF
iA'- : -'tt. ana IN III al 5o.Hiag Stats.
t...'CI.i IL Il 1tioI.s iTom the p.uplp Of Port
lS"o, hia ne, aD': Con ord. New Hamnshire
aNe @'th ie"'l'ed 10y the General to visit those
Cit-gS.