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IouEvnI.E, Sept. 25, 1868

Scraps OF Information from passengers just arrived,
lead 70 the belief tha. shermaas corps, from GRANTS
ANY, joinei R.sscsans Tuesday or Wednesday, and
!hai nurpsdcs corps has recently effected juno
ten Al Grape Vine.
Reports prevalan, tonight the street, say that
3urIside's force haa been captured; but nothing has
es sssd over tho wires to-day Indicating such event.
anl IL Is undoubtedly false.
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The Rebels Evince No DISPOSE
tion to Renew the Fight.
Reported junction Of Sher-
plgn's and Surnside's Forces
with RoSecrans.
Additional Details OF the Recent
Battles,
&c.. &c.. &A.

WASHINGTON, Sept. rs, 1868.
Teleg M TO O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
General Eosecrans give additional assurance that his
pcsh,on be assaiied only by regular siege.
The purpose Of General Rosecrans TO be TO
oGe sivc operations as the reniorcemeuts
Moulding General Bursidc's troops, now on the way,
feeoh him
The mass OF tho rebel infantry are in Chattanooga
creek valley.
av'son OF rehe cavalry advanced yesterday or the
day be from Stevens Gap. threatening Union reg
snt guarding Of sign, stations, whereupon the
regiment in qaesiion retired from s isolated position in
the extreme front before II could be attacked
General Rosecrsus expresses the earnest wish that
general Bragg VIII venture prompt attack upon him,
bot ~ OF opinion that it VIII not be made.
Al was quiet along the lines at two p NJ. yesterday.
despatch from General Rosecrans, dated last night
sas been received here stating that had
the onemys line and found in heavy force but no
is2ngi,ion ovinced renew the engagement. The
tbsct Of tho reconnaissance attained without incur
sing battle.
Tho information received here officially confirms In
general tho statement Of the Herald correspondent ele
sfsphei from Cincinnati II Is that the corps OF
cCook ana Crittendon neither Of which large
attacked while the march shameguly s,ampeded
TIE main attack, however, sustained by the forces
unti Conerns Granger and Thomas who repeed repeat
sd ssanlis with such nerceness that according to the
statements OF rebel prisoners taken Monday Bragg
~ss badly whipped and tho opinion expressed that IL
srasger and Thomas had been furnished with additional
ammunition ard supplies instead Of being recalled the
stack OF Bragg would bavo converted into com.
g'eio rcut OF biz whole army.
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'2t ~ three divisions m tcbels were pur.
s'elt NJ tter fcir guard wee ovcriaken
:" ''hhtte hrd.c wher ihcy .ore foscai sni yrsatly
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ntvcWerts we'e oaer,ei i ~ y 80 -rost e-tr,or
diaa ~ rhny . ever fnrtn y r.,oess \ 4, nat
re-"d OF rhe year over e1 hat hta b.,utc almos,
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wouid ~ bsvo ercal1d vlluoal as,v. s,'ro
crkqTks,o0a sTRAr'o Aen,.
r. fesc-lhe N "a move,ncnts % 4 c.ntos IL e.s
c.nfore Il le rebel lorto1a, canfan,o.e .oad *
aNi raarr Z. t'aa .otid vci .larc. suNte ,t',
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nao" = ~ r can ccn Ioscerans. or the %, o.
= tcmbor, 1858 chsitlroog, WIZ 11eily ken posses
I'm r ty a ror'lor d General Rnsecrsns Forces The
whole hopof'an II vncot was cotdacio' apd ne Mac
iaken war q, III ~, rs men, an thrrc ~ ec,deu
t.a AecLNr nArrrs
Tho r'con, battle havo yot % IL doscr'tol n fan
sar - = say that darnr ihs 6thts au' toors
u''iai The character q ,her ic.3c nf wers -
obstinate a. he h'9 alsays heea accmofo b.tg
vntr Is rosEcu,Ss 1sr
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the face. There is surcrofi,y no rrae trc
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bid so sood day friend. Hs ordcr. oroot- nre
g,ou vrh pleasant recognition or ,reir rgh,,. ns
cannot but DO poruar IS cnps,Ir'"f'. ~ has uop
nle JOB on his Lends but 4 VIII us .aa n 'odle,y
manner.
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BRIO ADLER GENERAL on rHg HLGULAE AKxY-cos
kANuyR or rHE ARMY.

Tor tie aaner with viii be hal ooniucted III fart
o. the campaign N Western virginia Genera EOocraus
Vas nominated BY tho President ~ one y tho vacsni
brgsdser gsnsrasips n the regular army date ffon
lbe leth \ Nay 1851. Ihis prom0ti7n although rapid
va scklogcdFef 70 be well f,pcryed ard ths nonlns.
tin was confirmed ~ TO extra sesson n Congress- %
Jolly ~ 1901
when Genernl Vic l-lsn gailod 70 hs he4f 4 ,hs
Army or the rotomae, tho al y Joly 1901 Genera
~ once assumed the pasnon q C0nnanfiHs
General of ne army q occupation ~ Western Frgua
ne received hn fal apyoulmer, y tbsi pos,ln from
waahing.on, Tie 9sth o. JAY 1901 vhsn he 1fnsy
eos rosse~in q ne army chief headquarters. AMER
properly dlspssng This poog~ AID taxing po session x
ne prn.p ponv, Ccterai H@eora1a .sisgraphsi 90
August 1901 that Al Western yirzrh .trsp, 10 Kan.
robes
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in robbing them Of their blankets and
over coats, know not, but such, they
assure me, was the treatment they re-
ceived from your troops.
Without entering further into that
question, however, must be permitted
to observe that to send these prisoners to
my lines without any previous agree
ment with me to receive them, is a viola
ton both of the letter and spirit of the
cartel.
regret to notice that this act Of in
justice and discourtesy, which is aggra-
waited by the fact Of their not being sent
to ms ct proper hour of the day, when
all the business could have been trans
acted without inconvenience TO either
party.
Psroled prisoners will hereafter only
be received by me in accordance with the
terms of the cartel. Herewith you will
please receive receipts for the prisoners
taken at Huntsville, conformed to the lists
of them forwarded by you. Although
purporting apparently to be original,
these lists are evidently mere copies
not attested by the signature of any off.
Ger Of either army. As it regards the
third list sent by you, inasmuch as it
contains the names of persons of whom
| know nothing, it is impossible for me
to say or do anything.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. s. ROSECRANS,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Upon the ground of humanity" was
the identical expression used by General
BRAGG in his letter, but he subsequently
says no special grounds for sending them
to our lines was cited.
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suNpRY SUBJECTS TREATED.
HEADQUARTERS 14TH ARMY CoRPs,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IL, 1862

HEADQUARTERS I4TH ARMY CORIS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. II, 1862
General BRAXToN BRAGG
General Your reply to my complaint
about the crippled soldier, containing, as
understand, denial by you that he was
permitted to pass your lines with view
of presenting himself at mine, and APP
pealing to my humanity for admission
and succor, is to that extent satisfactory.
But as the circumstance of such a per-
mission, resulting as it did, afforded a
reasonable ground for my suppositiOn,
the remainder of your letter, imputing
discourtesy, is unwarranted, nor was any
discOurtesy, in fact, intended. or the
arrest referred to in your letter, | have
not the slightest information, nor do l
believe that any such have been made,
unless allusiOn is made TO the arrest Of
three spies, Of whom one was caught with
plans of the Notifications round this city,
concealed in the heel of his boot. am
gratified at your reiteration of the SEN
timents, already expressed by you, and
assure you that no threats of retaliation
are necessary, nor do / deem them be-
coming. Believe me, whenever retalia-
ton is attempted, l know how and will
not fail to respond to it.
shall be pleased to receive an expla-
nation of how the cartel came to be vio-
lated by you, in sending prisoners,
taken by you, stripped of their blankets
and overcOats, TO point not designed in
the cartel, nor agreed upon by me for an
exchange, this, when have clothed the
prisoners taken from your army
You are pleased to remark on the fire.
quency which / send persons to you I'M
der flags Of truce. If ] do so, it is be-
cause l find ID impossible to resist the
appeal made 70 my feelings of humani ty.
l have done il against my better judge
ment, and although have in every case
exacted from those sent, that they would
reveal nothing TO the prejudice Of this
army, have yet seen it made matter
Of boast in the Chattanooga Rebel that
information valuable 70 you had been OBJ
tanned from ladies thus parOled and sent
to your lines by me. can assure you
that you could hardly crafty me more
than by giving me notice that You would
no longer receive any one coming from
my lines, should be thus relieved from
many importunies, and feel under lasting
obligation to you.
lam General, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
W. s. bOSECRANS,
Nsj Gen. CONG
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ing the flag had instructed our advanced
guards as he passed out, not TO fire on
any one till his return, some of your
people, taking advantage Of this, took
three Of my videttes prisoners. As /
can not belive for moment that you will
sanction such a gross violation Of the
comities of war and the respect due flag,
l confidently trust that II will only be
sufficient for me to bring the facts to your
notice, to secure the immediate return of
the men, their arms and equipments, with
prompt and suitable apology for an act,
which you must, l am sure, condemn rs
much as l do.
have the honor to be, with much re-
spect, Your obedient servant
w. s. ROSECRANS,
Maior-Gen. Comhan ding.
After some correspondence, Gen. BRAas
sent back the prisoners with an apology
but they had been robbed of their over
coats.
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VIOLATION or A REBEL FLAG oP TRUCE
Lieutenant Colonel HAWKINS of Gen.
WHEELER's (rebeD staff came TO our lines
with flag of truce from Gen. BRAGG
while messenger was going TO Nash
Vile to notify General RosEoRANs, su-
perior force Of rebel cavalry secretly
charged the Federals who were enter
tanning the rebel flag officer, killed six
of them, captured the rest and carried
the flag back TO the rebel lines. 1t was
gross outrage.
HEADQUARTERS 14TH ARMY CoRPs, }
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
December 10, 1862
General BRAxToN BRAGG--
General You will see by the copies
Of the reports to me herewith enclosed
that another outrage of the grossest char
acter has been perpetrated by your troops
in the presence Of your own "Flag"
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel in
your service, who, but yesterday, was
courteOusly received. cannot believe
you had authorized, or will permit to go
UNPUBLISHED or without prompt reparation
such barbarous conduct. Conduct hard
ly paralleled by saVagess
You cannot restore life to my men who
have been lhumanly murdered, but
shall leave to your own head and heart
to devise such Ieparation as is de-
manded by your own honor, and the
honor of our common humanity.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. s. ROSECRANS.
Major General Commanding
General Braces reply was lame. He
desired time to investigate, but avoided
the direct issued General RosECRANs
pursued the subject:
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OMcial Letters Of Maj0r-General
R0secrans,

10 GSseraI Brazton Bragg, Touching Vio-
LatiOn of he Lat0s Of Var.
We append sundry official letters of
MJOr- General RosEcnkNA 10 General
BRAGG concerning the violation by the
Confederates of the laws of war by them
in sundry respects, and of an agreement
touching an exchange Of prisoners. The
rebel newspapers have already publish
ed BBAGG's letters, and some of them
have been published in other papers
which circulate in Tennessee, so that the
republication of them now would be
superluous. The first letter explains
itself viz:
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No.lee tn CInb-nnhet.

The Editor will be greatly Oblis
persons making up clubs for he IN
they will remit to the publishers an
to himself Communications and.
scriplions are sometimes mixed up
private information in such u mans
Ia cause needless delay and tronl
all parties.
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VIOLATION ~ a prDKAL T1Ao or TRUCE.

VIOLATION CF 4 FEDERAL FLAG Oh TRUCE
HEADQUABTEBs l41H ARMY CORPs,
DEPARTAENr or TIE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Dec. l3, 1862 J
GEEERAL BEAxToE BRAGG, C.S. A.
General It is reported to me by Maj
Gen, T. L. CMrTEEDEH, u. S, Vols, who
by my directions sent flag Of truce TO
your lines To-day, for the purpose Of con .
veying the receipt for the prisoners cap.
tured by your forces at Hsrisvile, TO-
gether with some ladies DESTROYS Of go
log South that ,hoogt The officer carry
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Grucral HUAGG COncured mainly la
tho foregoing suggestions, and General
RosERAEs replied
HEADQyABTTRs 1dTI AEAY CoHrs,
DRrARrMENr or Tux CUM0EELANp,
NAsHyLLE. Dec, TO- lSC2)
GEsERAI EGAaG:
G.asrul Your letter or -lh instant
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please ao,,ee.

We have no time Ia transorihe
municationA We something's, Z
communications with scrisG -
Dental Information written on kf
Of the manuscript OF course II v
the manuscript We have to rs-sr
and this imposes entirely too mud
on us. We have no time Tor suck
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PROTEST AGAINST GUERRILLA WARFARE
AND TOUCHING NOM COMBATANTs.
HEADoURTERs l4TH ARMY CORPs, }
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1922


DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1862
General BEAXToY BRAGG
General: - With regard to General
Order of your War Department, No. "84,"
l protest against it snbuman aud bar
barOus. These officers have had no hear
ing. The accusations on which the Or
der was probably predicaled, have never
been referred TO their superiOrs, and il is
highly probably that the persons who
hsge made. complaints against them have
been following the savage and Disgrace
full system of guerrilla warfare, the eff
fects of which are TO breed robbers and
murderers, and TO carry war and desola-
tiOn into peaceful communities. ! speak
from observation and convictions. AS TO
complaint Of OutCsges on citizens of
ClarksVille, were TO furnish you with a
1.-THE Of the complaints which ] receive
Of tho treatment Of quiet and peaceful
citiGens--Of loyal men--lOyal 10 gov
eminent Older, aud having better title
TO claim loyalty than the one you re-
present, il would take wagon to carry
The communications on the subject.
/ have always and everywhere ex-
pressed my adherence Of harrassing and
arresling nOn combAtants, who are strict
ly 80. My sentiments are known not only
tn the troops under my command, but
TO ali officers of your command with
whom have had the pleasure Of con-
versing. never authorize or permit the
arrest Of such persons unless there is =
pr1ima- Jaoc case Of a forfeiture of their
claims to non combstants by acts bear
ing the character Of military mischief.
requested al expression of the same
sentiments from the Confederate officers
in Mississippi, but had not the pleasure
Of receiving it, believe | may antici-
pate an expression Of entire disapproba-
ton of the system from you, and hope
that you will forbid the system Of ter
rorism and abuses by your troops of
those peaceful e,ople who are supposed
by them not To sympathizo with y6ur
course.
Pillage, wanlon destruction Of private
property is strictly prohibited, and rig
orously punished whenever detected
The burning of houses is only justified
when they have been used as little for
,iicatiOns. AS 10 compliant No. 49, |
think II 50 Improbable as to deserve 40
comment
am General. very respectfully,
Your obedieRt servant,
w. 5. ROSECRANS,
MAJOR. General Commanding.
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The vslient DICK M0CAHH has sworn
Vengeance against General MTToHHIL and
his command, We are told. Probably be
intends 10 take Nashville Rons p,sYuSs,
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received. lam pleased to find you con.

received am pleased TO find you con-
cur with me in the propriety Of not mo-
testing nom combatants or persons on ac-
count of their sentiments, as well as con-
demning the guerrilla system. We do
not consider your regularly organized
cavalry as guerrilas, but those who live
and dress as citizens and act in the dou
BILE capacity Of citizens and soldiers, or
scouts, are so regarded aud will be treat
ed To prevent mistakes otherwise I'M
avOidable, it is highly desirable that your
troops should at once be required TO wear
some badge to distinguish them from
citizens. You will observe by General
Negley's report that Kercheval has long
been released and sent for exchange.
/ have large supply of complaints on
hand of the NAL treatment of Union men
the plumber Of their property
Imprisonment by Provost Marshals, and
their being driven out of the country,
which | will take opportunity to favor
you at an early day for your investiga-
ton.
| have the honor to be, General,
Your obedient servant
w. S. ROSECRANS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
General BRAGG replied facetiously to
the point concerning "badges," saying he
would be happy to do SO if Gen. ROSE
GRAMS would afford him facilities. Gen
RosEoRANs responded "Your reasons fol
not wearing some badge to distinguish
yours oldiers from citizens have weight
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II. Tor about one and one-hAlt no
was his guest at dinner,and left hin
two o'clock, p. M. During the int
he complained of no discOurtesy
part Of Federal officers or soldie
the contrary, spoke of the gentl,
consideration which he had CIV
ceived at the hands OF our army,
his manner and conversation, | W
pressed with the idea that his d
had been conducted in a manner
satisfactory TO himself.
Respectfully.
(Signed) w. p. HEPBUR
Lieut.. Col. End Iowa @
Inspector of Cavali
To. Lieut-Col. j. p. GAREsoHE,
Chief Of staff.
Gen. BRAGa finally justified Il
rage upon the flag, and had the eff
ia claim that his flag had bsen VIZ
ly detained, and demanded an q
The following letter will elucid
subje ct, viz:
HEADQUARTERS 14TH Army CoRps,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CuNBERLAi
NASHVILLE, Dec, 26,
Gene,al,-I have received your Il
reply to my demand for the return
men captured at my outposts in Il
ence of your flag of truce.
You state that after having fl
vestigated the matter you have c
the conclusion that the action
only fully warranted, but that / 0
an apology for the capture and ID
of your flag for twenty four houi
Utterly amazed at this statomci
modiately referred to Lit, Col. Iii
Of my staff, who was sent to rccei
flag under Ii. Col. HAWKINS, and /
VANCLEvE for their reports of VIII
knew of the matter. Enclosed "
find copies of three letters, from
it appears that not only was there
tention of your flag officer At the u
outrage was committed, but tina
flag officer was borne away by tn.
who did the shameful deed, and {
present himself again until I'll
morning.
The only detention Of your fla
occurred took place the next day
having been dismissed, HAWKINS
by the way to feed his horse wit
miles of our Outposls, and that ef
detention was but about half al
and was apologized for.
1t thus appearing that the stat
contained in your letter, as TO The
rences connected with your flag, a
outrages perpertrated in its presen
terly at variance with the actual "a
ported TO me by my officers. of The
Of which | have not the shadow "a
have only TO say, with profound
pointment and regret, that the sou
your information, or your own vie
such that until you shall redress th
rage, by returning my men with
thing they had when taken,so far as
sible, | shall not be able to hold at
ther official intercourse with you
deed you render it impraticable, b
| cannot trust your messengers, |,
statements made by them of occur
patent as the sun. No flag will,
fore, be received from you, exec
one conveying that reparatiOn
statement that circumstances D
your control render it impossible.
have the honor TO be, General
Your ODE dent servan
w. $. RORECRA
Major General Comma
Gen. BsAxrGN BRA00,
Commanding Confederate For
The correspondence here closed.
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The following resolution was