New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
THE GREAT BATTLE III TENNESSEE.
WHAT REBELS THINK OF NORTHERN PEACE MEN
Destruction of Bridges in East Tennessee.
Prisoners Taken by Hcrse.Thief Stuart
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
From 1hs Richmond Er0mi"er. Jan. 2
THE GREAT RATTLE IN TENNESSEE.

49,. ~, f,,jy on Wednesdsy OF Tie expected dl,p..ohes
from the West ye..erJy much reisv by tne tsssm
~Sn We Nv ,or,bs b ,,pr, sceonms Th oaic, d.
patch Of o. Bragg tue Oovernn Nc !" eqlaiy poItyo
mac Of c.ruon add sAn.s r.puss OF the en-
from al poius one is @non'n 10 'o9-'"nt. c
nbt be consfeed definitely CONCLUDED UnlortGn'
ste there i. sentenc, IN the di'pn'eh which penieis Us
une e NV hat tho b,te l. quit over Gen Btagg sy'
that the my the left successfully resisted the coped"r
a-a..agt aud re,sred the po Il on st no end OF hot'
fIhue Sure hrn. aud 70 tn" present tune OF hing'
II Busli w.s Ill. inromusud shond remember Shiloh,
and .netap the greatest npessuea relative TO The uuk
sequel int pm ou' sni dete mined 'ht wond no.
~ 70 force evry uHn u al Ms !" te
n doubt whether his clever 'oc;ssor q1t" up 10 ha
sperae wok Considering TIE Character OF h'secis aLo
Remembering his pa" fyle o scio1 We ,nlnt LIE III
rotab that he should sspt retreat II b. doro a. BON
IL and army lost Ia r,irorrads movement wi;hou
supplies, s,d completely dsme,l.zed ts regime t' WI Do
ennmous mob add al hrp.r' prey TO tie pu
sIt Tag wHoIg oP TFNNNsEs wILL In IN ouh POHtK ~
wygK Asp rse ARMY Plsni.N9 BsYotz sioKs.
.GAIS ExCgPr - PAR"LgD PRISONERS.
nuph u IN assured vic ry s.tox' most snslns hop.'
OF lha "a tho Wet II h 80 Pes arc iuhl'd t.
thu ezert which now GEMS ob'. Toe County WIZ owe
ucacusbie debt 81 u'e 20 Oen Johnston 20 whoe
seuius sui scyiy Ii, yrea class which Us lstsy come
over the ~ the Conf-dc'cy tia, quarter (.
clearly s.cihaoe siI werks a1o TIC unto tnns'e Army
The south Wet H. just ,ha2sie Of confusion when
ender, uevitsbe. The Generals we're uneeftan
81 The future. Whether RAPID aHEA~GssrSrs or
Tusoys ORDERS HFFECTRD HAYS fEtthED Us
gSrfhE stCCEss I. NOT ilr ."EhrAiNkD.
Sat so f.s know the fs.ut l. much osyood sIpec
on an peru tho Indulgence Of The strongest oonhdsnee
a. tue iGtdfe So should te due need cory .. "'sn"1.
from Geo Isgg who ,h- actual held commander 10 me
victory Of Nu .-boo II victory II I. The merit 81 thr
brave and abe cihecr has been on-cfed oy M se
10 Kentuciy TnA, csmpsiIn .i'd and failed cause G'n
trsgs not proper Peson 70 mango 'hch nSysieE,
Bul ~ his proper place. The Confederate services III ~. 10
h..r ffi.sr Ian Gen Brsrg lnf-n 70 o,n-rs "a Com
Chief age sene OF action. r,qares eIvn
live p,",s Of biustion the country las 10 oetle lieu
teusft Tor Z rod OF bGtile OF single tily.
F,om The R,ean. NJ hxaH'ans'. Ja7 q
REBEL GREETING 10 N0aTiiIlN PEACE MEN
Lac events have turned pubic attention In me
Sortern sai- T. ,one other conclusion OF tn de,s.s
" 'tsn -, which they ped TO gain By vsuuss menace
he ,e, can he ud m tie door Of Cospe.s aod ~ib'n,
ia a ,ho practc4b!,y oil Couveotion TO Dc composed OF
rom OF the late Union appointed By
tue au,hos' OF Tho stHe 20 Adolf some plan o. nc'a
pirin. alton. h now much gncu'sed =,
,ut the 1,s for Peace Cos 10 past 50 long a. the
state, conpousut pal. Of the sane Coni.le.'y
b0b lawful ADD proper Iht tho representatives, Of thei
ern~s should conier uron as dhcus questions a"o
ia IN. on.,i,uou forbade such conference
deprived it, recon daoh Of re- 80
bai such convention Il impo'io. now. IL p'ea".,es
upon ~. -. Unon sti exists; that the south
ConsdI sy d.. DC. si s' e n de & so o
II NJ Mn..Renusst Nrv-lork, and Penn'y'sois 10 admit
H.t;i, u BE Confederate o. vruIsnt The s,as # the
Coneersey have d sa''a h"r s9h9y oynf iLeI 4, ei>
Affairs to a c1nin.on E1rcaive aud Leg. latore . .
They cannot now tats single sep Ia any dealing ~ih
foreign nliiJrs without violating tho sols ma eomiaet ~
" flNn
ur In precisely tue attitude toward the Govern
men, OF the uniou. Ihey have anhohsy pow to
r. with the southern Siatfs or any other cr-in c'
sch ,c. arc dno, the pTQ iuce Of Federal Govern
cot No VI nnilohe! character no feAy
a. war l. oos.ioe swiu rIcep, may be made
~ tho PRESIDENT Senate Of he Con d'at. STATES and ne
Pfesiisut aud S~nsl- of the Uti cd states
tn psoTe Il toe North mo ~sh to the cad Of hsss
ho.n AID troubles must art Of sHre to.TeeoSnI ~
OF tn, Copf-d. ate Govermsut without mat. tue Wal
mus, no on forever Nv srmi.cs snpposes slch reeog
milton. NoRTuERs SPEC srlos uroS AGESsEsL cos'Es
no. op SrArs.u rHERkYoKE nsKS sooSshISy. ~ 1850
A. rHs SorrH RgSAiss usCOAaUEhkD ~ IhE ARMIES oF
1ur UNITED vsK. 10 succAED IN DRViSG THE Pkk
sovs COMPOSING rnK CosTKDEHArK 1ovRHSsEsr rSrRKLS
rHgiR TERRITORY. ASp pEsraoh ALI horr ~ TINS
PEOPLE HgsrokAri0S Oy i'k COSfkDEnA1k AuThok
frY saSEaAL COsyESriOS or rag Two NATIONS. wirhorr
xKGAap TaE cossrrcTko stlhokitiH " kI1hhk Fhks
10 y,Hx Any NEW RkLArioSs WHICH THEY rHouahr Tir,
xiGnr IHEs BECOME AHAlIEs 70" cONsrDhhArioS Win
INK INDIVIDUAL IsH b.rAsIs W rag LAND.
Al tns pfolrc this Cp1srn ion msy be noticed
northern people Nothing will come Of for somr mr
10 10. prescott Executive sDd Congress remio In
office their discretion b.. 90 s"sa i.oy are e0"''.a
Ani int. sst both bud them 70 H. lhey WIZ undoubtedly
ess nett ya unless the .fny 'hey hsv- collected for
thAr despsie undertaking succeeds IN svsPo"eIas the
south or 10 ,t.-i destroyed before tbN c0d arrives
From IAs R,ehmOsd tIImHu. J1H.2
DPsTII CTION Of IMPORTANT BRIDGES on THE
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD
By UNION CAvALRY-A DARING RAID.
A BODY of.Yank-e cavalry Numbering, II is re-
co. Itas ria on SsaAy u ~, .ns
se,o.. the Ho.tou and tn. other scro.s
ws,soga River Inc oidSe .eto'' mo hoi.,oa. al
completely surprised sad made p'ons' ~n9ut hny re'i,'
.nc. Of the RAID ~nicn We mud 10 yesterday
ie ,u.ny slyauesd within siI miles Of Bsto the ter
minus Of tho Virginia and Tennessee hniifosd Dat ree'fed
hout coming tho place Ib-y after" Aid advanced to-
msd Jo ..boro and burned he bfdye se)' He WasIs.
Az nj. place sns .eoads psty Of citizens hastily sotten
to,, cam, up them std ofisA sxIish occurred
"a VIII Oh enemy allied aud Two captured who
brought into bh.1o Oh lursdsJ. 10y ori.us 70
Imam No LeaT mo- 4
rs1e'' wanna ''''N'H anu '''"' ''' '"'"
ri. ,.cmv frs, entered virginia between Cumberland
Gap snd Found Gap, snd pssIs through Eive 10 Scot,
CouAty Dl.unsils fuhed the mission OF bridge burn
.ai m.1e drtnonstr. loo az II IL was their inoLon to
vs. B,i.to lh. a. before stated they failed to d. fear
in1 dou TO 'sntaro 50 far Ihry cdusinued In the d
csIn, into Brst rue.dsy night tnat they
oyer yearly the same route tbet bad advanced
III. ala auce from the point wob ihry entered Tho State
liz Jon-boronsh BElwkgS NlNktf And oNK nuSDkkD
sud tho raid 10 ceAi"y most danns ~ aad argues
Audscy Ia sne onon, when they we're not 'oPP'ed TO
40 .,s, They are reported to have been pio'e by
mihs Colonel Il WASH County. Tennessee D. the
Of W.d who eiI his acme on thd.y. ami mo- them
The da usss 10 the rairoal serOu. beide bnsrg N.
bridges nanrd the usck l. toTg az IN many places and ine
AMI iron burned ITO diiIance between t1s Wsausa
AID Il on Rivers IL min. miles sud the bufiins oil tle
b ge across these streams oss o that distance Ia
our I'D IL WILL rAkE sEyg wEEks
To kgPAiR rHY DAns0Es AND fHkY CONE AZ TINE WHEN
1Hs toAD TAXED TO IIs UTMOST CAPACITY
to Yankees heard Of that Actiou Of pti,se
property usual Ia q ar ruiis.
~
Ola aud young prepared with alcny 10 Meet
Invaders Of homes. aud protect hsr nre.de. iiom
pollution oy Iboir buelng Toe.
PRISONERS TAKEN BY sTUARTIN HIS LAST RAID.
There were received yesterday at the " LIBBY"
nineywo AbOlons pIiAontrs. tsscn care OF by ton.
Stuart. near DUmire., Ia his rec.ut rId.
1ho eouui,ion-d ohi,-rs Capt John Buckley, lst
Murya Cavalry rnont "a Lieut. Paul Dfucks lot Mary
lapd Cavalry 1t Lieut. Jonu IA. Hammond, l5h Illinois
Anobx prisoners br following pisutss Of the Let
Mar, I.nd Csv.y: George Hanp jnd John Sai, an John
Brown, Andrew D.on, ChaIle. SchwaE. hebeu Martin,
Henry Scbl-y John Kelley. Peter kglsnd John Labnsr
Jacob Sun h, George SDidet, Micharl Foley.
from Is to 20 " the prisoners ate soors teatsrs and
suslor csfka The suter. loaded with gc-Dbacks
About 200 wagons taken loaded with suffer- and