The New York herald., 1863-11-07
KSoIvrux, Tenn. Oct. IS, 1893

rAaUN BRowSLow sxKESADKD At B's HOME.
ne event Of the hour has the arrival among Us
a tho famous Parson Browniow who returns 70 Knox
vile after oag exile from the state in whose behah he
% long welded his energetic pen, and from which he
Was expar,ated for his devotion to the Union cause
Last night band Of the Forty Ohio Volunteers
sersnaded him at his resdsncs In this city and the
csson attracted large gathering OF citizens and sol
diors In response the com2lueut Mr.. BrowuIow ad
crossed tho .sast. His remarks
delivered ia his usual efistc manner, and
while no dealt with the traitors South 10 general and
or this vicinity particular ~it ht hand be paid
tribute TO the fsrvd LOYALTY which Tennessee has
oyer shown throughout this struggs Thankns them for
ne honor they had PAID him. no inviled thom 70 the
grea. Union meeting which Is to take place at the Court
House In knoxville on tho 25,h INST when he would
give them his seuiirlar 6 - full.
From the res1euss og Mr. Browniow the band and poo
pie proceeded 10 tho Hon. Horace MAY ynard, also
recently arrived Is turning. and rendered him the
like 90 mpliu ent OF serepsde. Mr. kayLard also al
dressed the ooncourso at considerable length.
The groa, Union meeting wi also be addressed by
Mr.. Maynard.
In n military way have little news TO communicate.
conrIErK EXPULSION rrBEs rnox FAST rySSnsss.
The expedition tho part OF the State has
suited In the complete expulsion Of every armed rebel
from hat section General shackfords cavalry, who
took up the pursuit after the fight at Blue Springs have
penetrated beyond the Virginia border without meeting
any OF the enemy, whose rapid and continuous night
that affair saords ample evidence OF the with
which tbey were inspired by our forces.
rux ukc1ros.
Tho Ono idcrs quite enthusAsic the result
OF tho election IN their state The soldiers also voted for
Governor sa shs from all the regiments not
yet addsd u. II almost gnnecessary TO say that The
voss Was seariy unanimously aDtI-vAiandigha
Kxcxvrrrs, Tenn, Oct. 22, 1888.
Co.cus, wexford with disaster Tuesday last,
which. tAough did not unc, very serious injury
side. the nsccssi,y u greater watchfulucss
guarding against surprses from the enemy.
II seems from the reports in circulation We have
90 detailed information from The front yet-tnat
force OF The enemy got In the OF Colonel Wexford,
who, after a desperate aght, succeeded making his
escape with tho es OF his battery Of mountain howt.
ssrs. wagon tra,n killed (dajor of the Twenh Ken
tuokyJ and twelve wounded Hs had take, advanced
position Philadelphia station the East Tennessee
and ccorsis Railroad, but tho enemy ninKsd him by
crossing swestwster md along tho road from that
point 70 foudoa the fighting took place. report
reaches this aisrnoon-shoa obtains little ere.
donce-that wolford has snccccdcd In recspturns hts
artillery and wagons and with them thodsand ssht
hundred prisoners ] hope u may prove tcye. 10 my
oext expect TO BE- abls to give you fuller particulars
News ao reaches No Of tho capture OF scouting party
which recently started up The valley Of the Church river
the mountains Of scuthwesssrs virginia 10 consisted
0a doschmens d The Eighth 1ssnsssss cavalry uadsr
oommsnd Of MAJOR Beoticy.
sSacksords expedition TO Bristol has ssraisaisd noss
successfully Among rs results Gas the dssrucsiou u
thrss locomotives and corresponding number Of cars
Hs unable bring them away. ouins TO the Injuries
TO tho bridges Ia bis rear.
Captain Pei. OF General Borns,dss star, who wsns
through tho epemys sss under nas Of truce, convey
as secession sympsahzsrs ,o their beloved Dtxs,
~as arrested snd dssaissd BY the rebels he was re.
ssaSsl thIs morans. and b expected here tonight.
heavy fosos 10 thrssasaing position ~ lDsAos.
Arsage~ssss ss mak'sg fos the usion pAn nsstisG