The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09
army appears 70 have been composed o. troops from
nearly every State in the rebel confederacy.

nearly every State in the rebel confederacy
HON. iitR, lsh, isth, i5ih, -. ,s,6. aosS "a,
sss 2s.h zsA zzn: 10Th Goth ass, sad SIM
Ss.h eS.0nel nxssn; fifth 4sih, Colonel vorhis Asth
snel hey Goth, DIST, SD, Leutenn mt .olonsi wiks
s. sEs ss sna Ms sSa
CAvAIRylss, Sd, 9th, sth, 9th, Lays regiment, For
taon Adfians bat.aion Murray BATTALION Fersason's
Company, Douglass company. .sa.
ARnixHr-sd, Po,ter's, Freeman's, Fuckers, Tonnes
see Battery.
IKrAsrR,-isti ID, a. 4h 6th 9th, 7h sth, sth 10Th
and 10Th lst rifles LIST battalion 9th battalion, Bfords
battalion, nmans battalion, Hanks battalion, Deshas
battalion, Aliens battalion, buests battalion, TfOrds
AxnlLxns.-lst regiment Harris company, smish's
company and Douglass, company
rermaAt, Cierkos regiment, woodwards regiment,
Ggsoys regiment johnson regiment, Anderson's bat
Breckinridges battalion, Butlers battalion thenauta
battalion, Fckino's battalion Nurrays battalion Hciii
dys battalion, Campbeis battalion, Whey b.ttal1oa
First Mounted Riaes--Acton's comp ny. vareys Cum
pany. cslyert's company, Jessies company, Ewins's
| company, Hargos company, sincair's Company, how
ards company, Grants company, Riddells company,
Nyneer's company.
lsFAsrRy.-lst, Colonel Allen 3D. 10th, 10Th, 10th,
22d 2sd, OATH 18th 2sth 2sth 3o,h 3lst sd Colonel
Mckmstrey 33d, 34th 35h 3Sih, 39tn, 41st 43d 44th
4etb 4o.h Dist, Colonel John T. Morgan; LIST battalion
tAvAIRY.-lst, I'd, Sd, Alabama Legion, Hiieard L.
ARrIllEsY.-lst, Sd, Alabama battery, wadoell's bat
terry. 81
ARKANSAS.
isr.sIxy "a 3d. An, 9TH 9th IN sth, 0ts, 18th
| CAvAiRy.--lst, "a. Let mounted rifles.
AH7iIhaY-3d, Robinsons battery, Humphreys bat
tory, Handys battery. tE
lssANRr.-1st, 3D. eth, tn. LIST battalion,
cAvsLRy.-1st regiment Robinson's battalion.
AMinxRY.-Martins battery
GEORGIA.
I'Asny lss "a %, sth. l4th, 24,h, a1sh, s2d ssd,
Bath 36th seth, 40th, 4lst, 42d, ADJ f4.h, 52d, 54h
Doth, seth, seth.
sHARrsnoorEAsst battalion, I'd battalion, Sd battalion,
9th battalion, Coxs battalion, LIST Infantry legion
.CAyALRY.-lst, I'd, Sd, SMITH battalion, Avery's
squadron. @
Rights battery, Pamers battery Gibson's battery.
,Arnr--1s. 11,n, 18th. 10Th l7.h 18th. aoth, 18th,
cAvAIaT-is.. sco,.'s, independent.
Washington battery.
MISSISSIPPI
22d ooh 0h i2 sa iss
ai,h, s5th, a7th, aist Biys, sharps, McLaDss -
CA'AlRY-2d. Blythe's.
ADMINISTRATORS battery.
lxFASrRy-lst, 9th, 9th, 10th, 18th, l4th and 10Th
CAVALRY 9th. 10th, 18th tGanos) Texas Rangers
ARTILLERY LIST Texas.
INYANrRY-2oth, saith.
CONFEDERATE.
INFANTRY LIST, Sd, 5th.
ARTLLERY.-Latrobes battery.
DRAGGING OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
GREAT TRIUMPH AT MunFREEsBoRo-TnE OLD YEAR
WOUND UP IN A BLAZE OF vTroRY.
The following official despatch received at tho
Adntant Generals Office this Thursday mornings Janu.
AIRY /, 1861
ass4ilcd the enemy at seven O'Clock morning.,
ana after ten hours hard fighting have driven him from
cessuly resisted u.s. With the exception cf this point
occupy the whole field. We captured fouI Thousand
pieces o, artillery, and two hundred wagons and
teams Our loss y heavy; that OF tine enemy mucp
greater. BRAXTON BRAGG, General Commanding.
ANOTHER
GLORIOUS VICTORY AT MtRFREEsBoRo-THs yIELDe,
MS STRONG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rossEssIoS r1iB
piElD--iSEAY IN IuLL RE1REAr-rorR GKsxRAIS-
REfoRTEp KILLED. aaf
MuWREnBoRo jan !, 1893
he expedition under General Forrest has fully accom-
plished lis OBJECT The railroads are broken IN various
many captured, and twelve hundred prisoners
raoet General Morgan has done his work. but the fuli
effect not known The enemy IN einessee and Mssis
sppi without railroad and tccgraph,c Communication
With their rear. BRAATON BRAGG.
MuRfRsxsYoRo. Jan. !, 1853
Tho enemy has yielded his strong point and 10 falling
back We occupy the whole held, and shall follow GsD
Wheeler with lis cavalry, made a complete circit OF
their srmy 30h and 3lst He captured and de-.
ssroyed three hundred wagons loaded with osggsse ana
He is again behind them, and has captured ordnance
tram. To day he secured several Thousand stand or
small arms The body Of Brigadicr General sill left
the field, and three others reported 10 have been
killed God has granted us happy ss x, Yea, ~,
rouRrH 80
MORE Honnxo At xrRrRExsHoRo-DKsrAIc rRox GxsnAx
Musrsxs,,poxo, Jan. 2. $685.
The enemy retired last night but short distance In
rear VI his former position. We had shoit and sharp
contest this evening. We drove his flank 10
position but attacking party again returned, with
Generals Wheeler and Wharton ngan their
yesterday, and captured two hundred prisoners,
piece Of artillery and destroyed two humid cd loaded
wagons. BRAXf0N BRAG0.
DESPATCH FROM ruLLAnoxA.
TriLAIrnA, ian. s, 1858.
Unable to dslodge the enemy from his ntrcnchmsnts,
and hearing Of reniorcements him. withdrew from
his front night before last lie has no, followed Ny
cavalry are close on his front. BRAXToN Bs.AGG.
TIE FIFTH AND LAST, WHICH ENDS THE gyESTruL
HISTORY.
LATEST FROM MuRrREEsBoRo.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Jan. 8, 1862.
To General 8. CoorxR Adutant Inspector General
order All the stores saved Asou, four thousand
federal prisoners, i've thousand arms and
already been received here b. 8. EwEl.L. A. A. O..
REBEL NEWSPAPER TELEGRAMS.
LATEST PROM SURFnEsssoRo.
huRrRKkSioRp, Jan. 3, 1863
All ia quiet along the lines day. Cold has been
falling with slight niermisson All day, which bears
Of battle
The enemy, in strong force continue in position about
VI
Nashvill has been reinforced.
Rrigader General Hanson was revcreiy wounded in tho
leg in the last battle
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 9, 1869.
Among the prisoners brought here within the last two
days t~entythree different regiments represented
Three cara In train, loaded with our wounded were
ierked from the track SIX miles from Brdeoport Friday
morning, and soldiers killed The train was
coming from Murfrccsboro.
THE FALLING BACK IN TENNESSEE.
From the Richmond Dispatch, ian. o.
General Bragg has certainly fetreatrd 70 Shebyvlic,
thirty miles from his victory at Murrcesboro Ne did
last faHfr III rctory at Perryri. ON this he
has saved his prisoners captured guns stores &c But
he hos retired hat Is the fashionable phrase on our
SIDE as "a change OF base other) to shelby