The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-06

The REBELS DRIVEN OUT.
Cis. atch from General Thomas.
CAPTURE Of A REBEL IRAN.
NEWS FROM TIE SOl THWEST.
Important Federal Successes.
Rebel General and staff Taken.
Later European News.
Discussion Of American Affairs
BRITISH THREAT OF RECOGNITION.
Interesting City Intelligence.
THE GREAT RUSSIAN BALL.
Description Of the Affair.
The Flower of The City Assembled.
6e.. Ac.. &c.
THE GREAT RUSSIAN BALL.
Description Of the Affair.
The Flower of the City Assembled
From Tennessee.


Last Ituusssoe 0t
cinc,n,d',, Nor. 4 A disps,eh from KpoIvilis,
dated the 9Th ipst.. .ays "usst Tennessee 10 once
more clear Of rebels. with tn. exception OF gucila,
Who hover around our wagon train, and infest cur
mail routes above The frh, at Roam Springs result
"a In she rou, Of the rebels We los, II tiled aud %
sounded Col. Gsnard pursGed the rebels beyond
knssport. The veaiher Is Eus and .La troops in
good spirits
Federal Victory. Capture ofa Rebel Train.
Wdskigoto@s, Nor s. MAJOR Ocnsi,l rtouaIof0
eslly communicate to MAJOR Genera l'sl.ci ,uDhcr
Gate OF Chattanooga, sth instant. that F.iyslbou,
Of the 18Th Michigan infantry, ov,rtoo. the com.
tiusd guerrilla forces of Cooper, Kirt. Williams sni
Scott, mum bsrns 4O1 the morning VI the Sd inst,
N Lsvrenceburs. SO mies sou'h Of Colo mt 8. ard.
after hand to hand npht. defeated tben With
tbs loss on HE side of three wounded aud c h
horses killed. The rebel 80 "a. sh; killed. snt
seven wounded aud 81 prisoner. among the isusr
enc captain aud two i.eutenants. General BrAsss
forage train, sent up the Lookou, vsnsy IN ffost Of
h!s position, lately captured. The train sent
" camp Tho train guard yer. siso CT .tursd
lockers Victory. Bte.
A Chatt.noOsa correspondent, sri,ns under s.is
G f3d ult., ssys
On the i5h, Hooker ero'.cf MI. force q, Bridge.
pot,spd pushed N a. 6r rs Shr mound And entered
the Lookout vtey. lie d.rpatchtl iorre down tllo
valley, At the base Of this rese nearly to Trenton
Vher. he ascsrtAined that a rebel brigade As sta
seped This seems 10 have been the Asntl for Alarm
The enemy thought his road by ths gap yas 10 be
threstened. Hooker made show Of fores alons tho
line. A, the came time, Col. Stsnly, With brigade
ran ny the point In pontoons, tosed by boat. b'D-
ultspeously, Gen. Palmer, divsion moved do.n the
north bank TO . point below the Ssrovs. and then
crossed on the puntoons Ten. Hsssu, commanding
ths fovce, communicated snh Hooksi and st once
commenced the ascent Of the mountain. This morn
making front Of three miles in length, indisstvs of
force Of ffty thousand eloee b6hAid. We know the
sssait. The batteries from the east and vest sidss
rs6ss made = faint resistance, AID, in tho brl,sf
that the whole YANKEE Army upcn them,
6sd IN haste towards Ro.syilis. The lo.s
Dovsmsnt are not to Be lightly atnnand. By u 20
ere secured on our hold upon the Duth bsnh Of tho
Tennessee. Kentucky and TsnBessse p,af I'd
ni.bie liz. q dsfsnes ss wsiI !. . hue q supply.
Ths barrier Of unfordsbls streams aud mountains b.
tween BsseGs army and our linss 10 too formidable
The Ismsntstions Of the soathsrn Ifsn about this
la "a tbs fiuiis Of ,ss .t1aEs ..s our
ssGf .sd q .a sssh
Ssvs a1stehsd oar linz, even u " venture no fus.
y. ): ons. ss. s 81
Sp and down to Brfdsspot. Later rspoF,s shov thal
Brass y moving tovards Loudon on our lsn With ,hs
sSs nov 10 position TO look sftsr km Barnsids ha.
erossed the Tennessee q Loudon, With view probe
~ ofopeninS vav 70 ChatssnoosA. Ths rebels hav,
Net S :. n. :aS =" MN
.,Siu Rsss. line. 70 Is. sAs .Hai 81. sTn, % dos 90.
soi .Iss:a seventy -a,s thou..9d psA tnd Of ths,
SSey nOs afraid that thsy would 81 aEhapssd G1lf
sSHsrs u va. and so fsif AGAIN INTO Wf1S Ssiatsh