New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
FROM THE ARMY OF THE OHIO

Re-enforccmsnt of Gen. RuFnside-The
March or the Troeps-Tho EGect Of
the Rebellion I'm Kentucky ind Ten.
nessce--Tho situntion.
From Our Special Correspondent
KNOXVILLE, East Tennessee. Oct. s, 1863. 4,
Gen. Burnside was, materially strengthened
to-day. by tho arrival Of rcsntorccments They have
been ten days the march, but have come In In tine
spirits and none the for the journey Tho march
has been necessarily slow account OF the large
train which accompanied the forces and the mountain
GUS and rocky condition Of part Of the road.
airy force alone could have performed the DISTANCE
probably not less than 40 miiesn half the time The
animals are In good condition. Only one or two were
left on the road having fallen victims 70 green corn
and the stupidity Of their riders
The only uuncky event which occurred on tie march
worthy ~ mention the loss OF ll2 head Of catte
which fcll into the hards Of small party OF robbers
under Hamilton, tic petty guerrilla to whom haze re
ferrcd Ia previous letters The contractor was behind
time in delivering the cattle %; Glasgow. and they were
not rccep .ed iof By the Commi5sary
At the tine they were lost however, they were In
charge Of a small detachment OF tho 9th Kentucky
C,a!ry-a crstant and lOmen. who with hoir horses
were captured. They were hating ut Albany 10 n ~
miles IN the rear Of the column, and were probably OF
their guard at the time. Gen. Miuson, The same day
Lad force Oi % cayal detailed - IN escort or me
cattle but the suerlas 'rpped In and rendered tleir
services unnecessary Tie hrsi hnf Of the journey was
Ascent Of the Cumberland Mountains but tie later
half Of the march was paronred with comparative
ease. the roads being level and good. ei bling the
column 20 move rapidly. / d1.bt u, with ne eApc-
r,ace afforded ~ this journey fr1n t'nsfoN 70 Knox
Vile tie commanding General would adj ise the scicc
ton II Il &. route AGAIN IlAi pursged by Cen bFl-
lido by Nrkolasyilie and Crab Orchard 10 jamestown
where the improved rad commence, Is doubtless W
better route 49,, mt.
and had good oppotunies To- ooscrre what the Rebel
lion has accomplished for Kentucky and lcnEe tcc-a-
leas, Y those portions II TICS sftcs thioagA which
he ,ass The retrospect is ol The most unpcasait
oil liz experience Of The War. f,w young men arr met
with auy whcr- tlcy have gone ito he hIn! npIui Or
south ard gray beaded men AZ women stand ~ sio
ioo, wass uf dcsoafc ogclbiH-. or toter about shc
fields attending 60 She mcngof ci"ia.
Unlicensed fiirycs add hrhHHymen roam ne COM
nv aud have stolen III iio l1ir. leaving the farmers
I.t,frts l rin, fo l.la tir .lnt gather The crops.
or 20 20 % IL Ia tat past 81 htuiLeA! G"l both
side ~ tho Cumberland Lrcr iln. hf tl"-c hlrhts o.
tie road ~ daily occurrence. Iley fsu tho settle
meuls and rob siosts bum mills 80. ehIdis a-eA.he,
on gllcA tie lrol, De- rtd ~ i ano COZ l's AHu
,jnude, hor.es ~ provisions eld clothing often
rarrying away thr lasi grrncla 81 the mother, the
h.,. .h and nuus4ei e., q children. and TIE bed COY
g. Ige thr family .rochr-, knives ana lo ks ana
0lrrte er, ID ~ carried awrs. Mary .smiiic. have
h,d fhe ',sf pound 81 mrat I'D al tA"r meal taken.
,.erty SCENE a. De DISSOLVED. liver! man AhAu j.
a,alr.t Dbl. ieishhor. Haired. maice and rover ec
,,n mate nld tie sgiii n murder STALKS abroad IA
r. land Wui.r $500 wrfc A.finr ai Esys Iios'Inics'
n klrfrf Couuff caIi. foirH''or lt' - one % he
IA \ d. ]
u. la l,aiA IVES bot down o. cold blood le On MS
WAY 10 visit hls am ou de soi' '-ie VI tho CliDc.
IN, p.r,i., w. no committed t'o deed Known ard
AN I. u ...f f,r Yr. f. rf along fhl rod The
lrI~.fd "Chl,lp ic--u.oa' ins rtrr known ~ fsii
ne house II Onion mfn sad sl,oi ttcn Nnii, nlng
sie. in led Tie widow 81 hc.h ben Il. WOOD. IA
Clinton COMFY vh'o ffandi!s L.. me nlast oi AoI
ftherl.sr children. rrinieI 70 me how tbs murderer
cano 20 house ard shot down her husband o. tho
thr.sttid e III oan door.
sou, u s1eh oatrlsct 'a,o b. committed BY Lin
rr4 ia r.rr Ito Villain CD on tfc cAlri OF
h,td u gurrri.s. Close house vc passed yosierta,
only iirce nrs ~ % to tlyrct NFlr ia ros nom
lac about IT, .r sugarrd iu pn.dcTiis ana murder
lie Waited lot long .lnce. tie lrs" Of an oil MAI
named Kustl snd lbcfniriY 'ni lim NAii' Le s"l p
t own Brcsllr. Subsequently his two sons cine L"in'
frum tho Union army ia winch hey lad served m.
lie irr aitk lu size house th'y were murdered ~ ~
.enc nlscr,ani anl h.s band. WHO sioie up"n then
Sias 49,. d, tor % m tho hon.ea eore the road -,
tfats,d BAD s..teg lteu dccrt'i ~ id acc feiro'
/ h, ,re-,'e chnanegf alone Standing Albany, ~
c,tf, ssat IL clinton Nv b ioro tho var. contained
about ono hundred fuiirs. Tcg4iDl io he tAinn -.d
D aa.a driving country tonn. We i'uAi u NAo.! 90
serted 100 - iar' poor i'i'a ON! i'n''nins ~ tn'
,i,.e An tbs stores bad been transacted; TIC hoy,
10 p Without 10 n OF n.riOAsi portions ~ th'p toE
down ~ fuel add former ccrii"l'.n.e ,S.ss az
now tbe shelter ior coss and swine.
Irole my AoIsc ihro I'D tho open c~Js - Ire Count
CIT l,01.r and f,lri lu Che ABIDE - ll..lcc nutl
br, f.,rf 81 l.ih ADD rubbish. J'.c wal, were or D
moricl ~ l.ciglons .n e. s1v1d ~ appropriate Rob
e. u u d
/ thrse r,.lruccf u iri. tanilR,k l,hind ihcm H.
.Irl.n.ns Nd ~ sca torn down ff tie plipo'c q
converting b. 'Y Tor cd oe rlA. lfd to $50 ft h.N
Witch o. "a orfHnerfod the fnr nun ~ ticffngnr h
Oh tie Top Of tho oup.ls and lid segcd as mark io
ne v, tcr'rics-. ttc ircn bars 81 ch hid ono
served g. conlnc fle inmates bad been wrcnchcd iro
ir..f l.-teA.A.s 20 mako ADn,.Ao'i a.. ibis drsirlc
lion - done hi WDrr4ls eros. Who ..rl - ,p,,
= var 40 Jaine-iown on The C-.,,bitr- Monitiin
~, Mo, s.,g,ft Le:E t1Ibi II considerable import
nn,o b. tennessee ~: -. Scu "'"" "'s'sae
Sul,d DE- War cnd u morrow, % would tko yclrs Il
rriofe ,hee places to any ihrs HE Nigh former con
drion
There were yer, NV coorcd people s.cn along th'
! r0iie either in hcntuc.y or Jcre.cf IAe district,
lronrh vlch the rrry -uyrd HCein meyer 10 have had
/ any number Of savcs. brt many | learned. hld been
mn ul uItAtr south. Tie whites perform the chic
work % tie farm and do no' seem ihc e't incoiodcd
~ the alfenoe 81 black Labor The few slaves who ro
main tie estates seem iolrl1y cotcaied, and ar,
waiting Hopefully tie t'r1iIiion al Tho wax. which
they ri believe viii also teri Hnt- iheir bondage Tie
running away Is now eli. rs don, ly hc clcl masters.
and somebody they say nus. n y and mild the f'rin.
] n considerable amount oi tlagc was ncccssafily
ken along the route. but vouchers were given m AL
casr. tla same aId under 'ic order ~ Gen. Burn
side there indor ed upon the paper whatever was
known OF lo loyalty "r dsoi alt of tue parties lla
lcuvts Hll quertus OF claims a. eaty very properly.
/ to be- almlcaisd ~ E Comm-.iu and relieves The
amy officers from ~, necessity Of slttinr IN
sdcincn. upon tho political status at citizens.
| which should be 10 paft OF their business. No
ono. nov even Ito worst OF Eobels, who arc
Known TO h. such are not 70 be- wholly stripped. The
bread must not b iascn nom tic mouths Of tho chill
anon for Tho sins u tie fathers il tie difficult and
nncn delicate business % ,cnE forage for tho forces
Major Tompsins. ~ tie l'th KenfucAy Cavalry. has
proved OF great service. Tie Major is native Of New.
YORK State t. relative oil the itC GOV. lompklns and
p.sses,c, Tie onCg! bravery. and tact characteristic
u the htDcs.
THE ARRIVAL AT KNOXVILLE.
Gen. MlusOn reported hi command 10 Gen. Burnside
to-day, By whom Ao and ihe oecrs were received uith
The Generals accustomed cordially, Tie force en-
canned some distance oct 81 the town.
On arrsin. ia Town. youl pondont went 20 ply
bis t. the General nio F found standing In
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