New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
LATE soYwhE.N NEWS.
Continued from. First Pase.


rit M and left ~irh view of completely surrounding
the little army. 49,,
Scouts came 10 from every direction, CONFIRMING thS
information tsrt Burnside. with his entire army i h.J
reached Mo-,sNwn and Bulls Gap. with Tho adali,u'
inclligcnco thht one two lriGgdcs nat fic-e" ~
crsy,le nrm which point his loar cog1 c; oo 80 80
reached. In this stete of things Gen Nln n.s s WI WI
competSi ia withdraw aud did so at once quc'! "n ~,
withoustne loss Of single man before na Sr m
asslcscd at Hendcrsons MIL s.n hss s ,,o s.l
Greene. ile nv Fosters brigade conss,lng o' s " % ~
and 90 "A Indiana 4th Illinois, ard elh ioacssS ~.
mcnts with two pieces oi aTtilery Ihey is hao ~.
fairy in his rear and in five hours more wonh have
whei The case zequired-charycd the enemy at once
,;Tg,o n ' ,ov,,;i., ard ccntnrne laree number aud
in less thar an hoilr routed the entire brigade.
AZ Ebea,oeu i've miles further on. another brigade
orened on his rear and left lank with artillery and
s.,alarms doing little ~ no damage.
Al Limestone Creek We made halt. fought them an
hour and ro;iIVd to JonesbOro rnmolcstcd.
The next day the enemy appeared beiode him at
Blouniylc and after an hours skmshAg was discoy'
ercd to he passing aI force with ten pieces of art
iery and largo wagon train to mis- right Thts involved
the necessity of a!ng bac to Abingdon for the better
protection OF the salt works. and accordingly did so az
once Tho enemy found him in position before Abing
don with rcSnorcemenfs sufficient TO make bold stand
and being themselves long distance from their base
did on the evening Of the Eth tearing mp the railroad
and burning asiaEss @ ss shsyyoS they %sRi Wl,, Or,
FROM TENNESSEE.
DR.. Green of Chattanooga was killed near
hat place, by the Yankee pckots, few days since
MIR David svick Of the same place has been hung ~
the enemy The charges against hin we're that ne
threatened TO poison his well when the Yankees reduced
the town
Regular trains on the Nashville aud Chattanooga
Railroad were suspended by the Federal military
authorities the ID, and all passenger travel pro
hbtod.
Tae Chattanooga Rs5sl says letter and verbal message
from the front mentions the unfatering determination
and spirit Of TIE troops and then eaerness TO resume
active operations
Tae LrnchGarg Rcps5,;oan of the 2ist says.
Prom East Tennessee We have the report that the
Yankees continuing heiI retreat toward Knoxville
.loscy followed up and watched by our forces The
ported recapture OF Knoxville by Gen Buckner Is
serted TO be false tho III the enemy evidently
alarmed at movement on the part Of our forces 10
Ne unknown.
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct 22.-No firing of any conse-
ruence today. Ono monitor left today and proceeded
South afs have been placed around tie lronsides as
protection against ;oipedoeS
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Progress supposeS the service will
hardly safer any doriment by the announcement Of the
fss- that there has been change OF commanders az
Kl ston. the former oommandan of that post having
been ordered 10 another place for duty The new com
narsaDt is doubtless Gen. Barton native OF lrgns
bu. !ltcly connected with Braggs army. The Yankee
force Il Newbern and Washington is said 10 DC very
small
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
tn, Stannt0n Spectator says news has reached
that place by letter from gentlemen in Highland. nat
General Avern. with force OF 900 men was, few
days ago al Cheat Mountain. this side Of Beverly and
contemplated raid op that place.
Rich. Whig, Oct %
ARRESTED AND SENT To RICHMOND.
The Stes pton Spectator says that on Monday,
the 10th instant, piekets. west Of Meadow Bluf
Groenbrier county arrested Nj Thaddeus JOres and
son Of Mr. wsdron formerly contractor on the Coving
ton and Ohio Railroad, while attempting 10 work
their way into the lines Of the enemy.
Mr.. Jones before the lived in Washington City,
bat has been living tor the past two OF three years al
tbe White Snlphgr Springs where he ected agent,
eurcrintcndent ana salesman for Mr.. Wm Calwel one
Of the prOprietors Of the White Sulphur Springs. He
had bcn ordered 10 report 70 the enrolling officer and
promised that he would do on Monday the 18TH but
instead ci doing be attempted 10 get TO TIE lines Of
the enemy by fanking" our pickets. he had been
showing special kindness 20 the Yankee prisoners
in ihe hospital at the hte Suphur Springs, and they
feciprocaed by sending letters by him. stating the To-
he had conferred upon them and indorsne him as
Union faithful and true whose statements might b.
confidently relied upon. he also lad letters from
persons in the Confederate service WHO supposed that
be going under the nag OF truce sent out ON SatuT
day the 10th inst Mr. Jones has been sent prisoner
10 Richmond. Wing 23d.