New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

EYOxvILLr, Tenn. NOV. Z. l-tt.
Tie latest demonstrations on tie part Oh tie
iste forces and those which seemed most threatening
hare been in tie direction Of he Little Tennessee IL
rde, 10 meet and turn back any attack from ihat qr
" Gen. Hurnside, az soon az b. Witldfe" Aom
loaoon, Anticipating Tie mol omeai upon ls !e caus
IT, portoon which had been IA % tie Latter pace o.
immediately transported by cars 70 Bnozyille. and
kFaclos. tie HOlsi0n where II could be mace nFei'
a.. Ia any emergency. Before the OeneIhi bnu A1s
Gaf lad returned foul w9tchlnH tc .h'D! eDo'r -
6cg Gen Nanson commanding the Hjd Army Corp,
is0n ply cooperating, had the necessary tic"PeIs VI
srir :efg cut at night hauled % tue required fp'i
I'D almost by magic the p"opt OF hhoAs4".
,re qrected Tor tic fret time With The s.ght u
,trbs,sntal pontOon bridge SCANNING tbe 10. '"H op
rs.e tie town. The wisdom o. th- sep N's ',Ali'
ts,lg made apparent for inteDig'hca cn'n. w.. ''
tte lad crossed the Little Tennessee ana ils' hcO
kd actually entered Marysvile, caItilLf Dn'A ihe'
I'd committing other depredalions LIS W. o.,
s,urdsy night On Sunday morning i-e nl.-i .s.ns
enp.ete a cavalry force uhnef Niy''4"n ~ a.
b. drfs crossed over, with artillery fhn coti''
SllantTy fof the purpose OF resoiD''"i4 W. S,ai
r. Hearing Of our approach, the ItD', "io Auu 'Sn
tfd across made haste u return 10 nc OLer tle7.
jizterdav Lieut.. Col Adams o. the jst ny CaYMly
a. up with tie 9th Tenn. (RcbeD Iifgt, willie Ying
Iteanu on this side OF the Llit0 tennessee tak!ls
Rsu wholly by surprise. 1Ae following copy Ok u.s.
,sch 10 hes. headquarters clpnlna tlc paiucuais.
IlEADauARTl.ns ist DIgisioS. CAy4.AT CoA5s'
MsRfsVILLH Tenn, nov D Ido1 ,
Gr,,EpAL: Lieut. Col. Adams has just returned
@ tho I.te Tennessee with foIy Prs'nts 1nd ioE com
sssnod oHccrs al captured a. Motley oid. Co Aaa
! r. nesr The ryer lust ss regiment was croniQr ne
au "A and drove them ia wlerc b. soys ~ or - were
DID or drowred whie crossing. H4' yea were "Hhh
ta ysd, Of them while ia the wctcr lie oestfD's We
y e the Rebels were IN tie ryef os most IL
sYs h e If. regiment Of Rebels lost NOR rms iD,' no
.sr The prisoners aud citizens bo escaped IRON s4
pa Cheatsu between Philsdsiph.a and LoAeoA w. ~
kgies. Stevenson E0IgsntOwn. VIM t"1 ~ ~ ~ >
'sghsa has 800 tho oih her SIDE o. lHe Il,
sssss and brigade Of go men At s"ee. aief c3 iu
szs IN the Rebel camp Report says the IeDes eio b %
oyirg In tie way of cattle ind provisions Sou 'be'e
Rebels ou ths side Of tne Lte onea.es iNeI w.
Meas Feny and Motley Ih.sl1 hei@" s'-4 g
l Ice ou lie other side estifreted Of tZOoD =,
Il W. T. SANDERS, Big. Cen. Cotnmanti's.
l Large allowances made for the reports tAno 10
e1eo bot tie most thorough measures have been tlEtn
hgsrd against surprise from that OF any other quar-
Ih
/ Meantime the most encouraging reports, apparently
bon trysfworhy sources, reach us today from Chaia
ssva Kingston. Bragg. tits said hns fallen back win
l5snilre army yielding 10 General Thomas MssiCa
xAgt Lookout Mountain, and tho whole late baitie
py.ld Of Chcknmauga. Tho news creates much reloic
ag here and seems 10 be believed. We can afford D.
vi, however until tie Now.foik papers or Official
Itiches by telegraph cOptTm the intelligence. Aihoi
5a, Of TIC Typographical eLgheeis osloilinehl' y
a leaving hero with large force Tor tAe survey o.
route aId immediate commencement oi tDs run V,u
sti from Kentucky he work y 10 be rushed trough
nnety DAYS are said ~ DO sufficient for the coIpe
~dns work ~ far 40 " CInloD. wDeGe a piahel