Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
From Nashville and LouIsvIlIe.

Nashville, Jan. 20.
\ An ordef had been iseued BY General
Rosecrsq against granting any more pas
ees to civilians to travel Sauth from Louis
gille. Tta order went into effect yester-
Day, and lor tke.present it will be useless
for any psfsout D try to get passes to 20 to
Nashvilles There were hundreds of people
from the North At Louisville, desiring 10
20 Southwark. but they are obliged TO go
home disappointed. The issuing Of this
stringent order Il regarded a. Sieni6cant
Of important military movements in Tenn
eseees n y u TI
Troops are swarming down the Ohio
-EiseEs "a Asaisgille and elsewhere. IN rsei-
ments and prigades. Where, they come
from, or their destination, are facts not
permitted to be published.
There are twenty-five large military
| hospitals in Nashville, aecommod ating
500 to 900 patients each. Most Of these
hospitals are in a comfortable condition,
and the sick and wounded are getting
along as we'll as can be expected. though
there is q scarcity Of food. There are many
deaths in the hospitals. however. Al
Murfreesboro everything in the shape Of q
house is used for hospital purposes.
East Tennessee Union refugees axe con-
tinually arriving at Louisville and depart
ing North. Two hundred arrived day be.
fore yesterday, and more yesterday morn
ing Some of them enlist in the UniuI
army, and others are waiting for the rebel
to be finally driven out Of East Tennessee
They all have one stery-that there is gen
eral gloom and desolatian all through Eas
Tennessee-towns and farms forsaken, an
hardly anything is left to cell, to buy, o
even to eat, ..-,-...r..
1t is reported hat rebel force Of seve
! thousand. with thirty pieces Of artillery.
moving from Franklin. Tenn, (eightee
niles south of. NashvilIe.) toward
HarPeth Shoals, on the Cumberland thi
side Of Nashville. Their real destination
is believed to be Port D.nelson, and al
other raid ON the icaisV lille and Nasl
vile railroad. 'f.s-s
Nashville, Jan 80.
A feet Of twepty-nine transports an
the gunbOats LAxingtoo.. st. Clair an
Brilliant, arrived yesterday. The forme
! while reconnoitering above the shoals. va
attacked By 200 guerrilIas with three
FOUNDERS. The boat was struck thre
times, but not damaged She returned 81
and shelIed them from their position. tt
feet was not interrupted
Murfreeeooro, dan. u.
:. Quite q spirited affair came of on Nor
day at Woodbury., twenty miles out or ii
AcMinnville road, in which sPaImer's
vision of Crittenden'I corps won fres
= laHrsls. --.--.'
: Seven rebel regiments were station.
there as an outpost.
Palmer concentrated his brigsdes
ReadyVills on Saturday and Sunday, wit
out tents or baggage.
. On Monday. hoping for surprise, Il
9Th Indiana were thrown out as skirmisI
g ers, closely supported by the 4lst Ohio al
: 3Ist Indiana These trpops were put
). rapid advance, but the re!iels scented Il
- movement, and blythe time cur furce vi
!, full upon them they were in o prpniscuO,
skedaddle. They gave sumo fight, howe,
3 er, wounGing seEen and killing two Of Il
9th Indiana.
J. We killed their Colonel cnmmandir
i and thirty fOnr others, and took one hu
dred prisoners.