Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-04
THE WAR IN TENNEssEE.

IuLLAHOMA, Tenn, July /.
The I'd Kentucky cavalry, in the advance Of
the infantry advance o. Brsnnon's division; and
the 39th Indiana mounted infantry in the ad
vance OF Mender's division, entered Tullanoma
left as soon as they entered, that the place Is
-ntirely evacuated only one soldier ana aoout
two dozen OF the eiuzens rema n
General Bragg left Tulahoma last night
The main force Of the enemy retreated on the
Winchester rOad.
General s'earDs, Of the rebel cavalry, was
mortally wounded in the skrmish on the 3tth
ut, anu died to-day at Dechard.
The Chattanooga Rebel of The 3Uth ult. says.
editorially, tat considerable apprehensiUns
were manifested yesterday at the reported adj
vance Of Burnside with column Of $1,000 men
upon East Tennessee. We hasten to dispel al
fears. If burnside does adv nee, which we re-
gard as highly improbable, there am lie means
provided 10 give him that hot reception which
he so eminently deserves Of US in this particular
region, as indicated by his last raid IN East Ten
nessee, and which has fully awakened our War
department TO the importance Of preparation.
In accordance the new levy OF troops recently
raiseu IN ier the proclamation of Governor Vance
have been ordered thlther and are, ere this,
pJsted, with other cav Try and infantry, from
de5ense.
u.iAmen are also hourly engaged on the
bridge, and are dislOdged by the enemy. Al
though, persona ly,we are no permitted to graf
iiy popular curiosity in this connection, con-
cerning the movements Of Generals Beauregard
and d. H. Hl these officers doubtless know
their own affairs best, and keep their own eoun-
ell lt Is sutc entto say that the new ieVies are
now gathering into the service, and in good time
they must urge their fellow citizens Of Tenne-
L ssee, Alabama and Georgia, to be speedy If they
would crush the advance Of the enemy. Mean
while he is hourly on the route to the scene OF
/ active operations in front and however vigilant
he may be he hopes to catch Rosscrans yet.
BY some inadvertancy As yet unexplained he
seems to have gotten tempOr~ry advsn age
| but the fight has hardly begun, and before he II
/ done with Bragg hewill have one ofthe hloodlest
battles Of the war.
The Rebel has a letter from TulahOma, dated
| 25th, giving sccount Of the battle Of Hanover
Gap. Il says both JohnstOn's aud Clayton's brig
| AIDES engaged the 10Th Tennessee. We lost
torty-tWo killed, an1 counted among the kill d
| Major Frey ClaYbroOk, Adjutant James Thomas,
| Captain PettigreW. Total Killed Of the regiment,
eleven.
Colonel Grinfel Irish, of Bragg staff has been
arIeste1 by the civil authorities for stealing ne
groes. He Is an Englishman.
| NOBLE, June 2G.h.-AdvIces from NIcksburg
i I'D. state that no assault male last Satur
/ day but Grant works and fleet brought to lear
| on our devoted gsrr'sOn The fire was kept up
| from two in the morning till one in the afternoon.
| Our gunuers r,spOuurd. Inc Yankees admit
that our fire was very destructive, and the accu-
/ racy OF our guuners was nequalled.
Our loss was 70 killed and wounded.
| Dispatches from Richmond 10 the 2Iih ssy
| that several regiments of Cavalry and two how
zers leit Truesdale station last evening appear
/ ed at Hanover Court House and fired into the
/ train on the Central Railroad. They have pos
| session ofthe Central Railroad. D-ubtless they
/ will proceed to Ashland. When the raiders
reached Anna Bridge they were resisted by the
/ guard.
| The fight is progressing in the proXemity Of
/ the Yankees city. The occupation OF the city
| occasions no alarm. Yesterday the Yankees had
/ six killed and wounded, and at South Anna Sta
i ton captured W Il. F. Les, wounded at the bat
/ tie Of Brady Station.
Information supposed to be reliable has been
| received at the War Department to the effect
! that large force OfYansee-, estimated at 30,OH
| under Keys and Dix, is moving on the peninsula
| A proclamation was issued tnIs morning TO tn
/ citizens Of Richmond and other persons. j
| stes that perfect military rg,nizatOns exisl
| 10 operate with troops in the field.