The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11
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East Tennessee iigdc, m ca!
NO Organized Rebel Force i'm
TENNESSEE

Gov. johnson has just received the
following dispatch from General Burn.
side:
CUMBERLAND Gar, Sept. 9
arrived at this place from Rockville
this morning. The place surrendered
this afternoon uRc0nditiOnaHH with over
two Thousand prisoners aud small arms,
and fourteen pieces Of artillery. We
have besn elegantly received by the
whole of East Tennessee.
The whole of East Tennessee are
crazy to see you, Mr.. Maynard, Mr.
Fleming Judge Trigg, DIR. Brownlow,
and in fact all refugees.
A. L. BURNSIDE, Major General.
Thus it will be seen that not a rebel
remains in arms in East Tennessee. The
citizens of Nashville are invited TO meet
at the Capitol this evening, TO celebrate
the redemption of East Tennessee
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. Gem
erals Wo.d and Waggoner occupied the
city simultaneously at ten minutes past
IL O'Clock. The enemy's rear guard of
cavalry under PegrSm, left an hour before.
We have taken two steamboats,, one
horseboat, and thirty pontoon boats.
We got very few stores, and no artillery
nor prisoners The works are unusually
strong, and could only have been taken
by flank movement. The campaign is
one of tao most glorious of the war, re-
flectiug honor on Gen. Rosecrans.
Rosecrans casualties in the entire
campaign only one man killed. Bragg
discovered the thanking movement of
McUook and Thomas on Monday night,
aud Immediately began to evacuate, with
drew on the road TO Rome, where they
say they will make stand. Johnson
reinforced him with two Divisions,
Breckenridge and Cleberne with 10000
Buckner fell back from Knoxville with
10000, which forms the rebel rear guard.
The army is pushing forward; the
campaign is not ended. Citizens say
that if we push the rebels hard, they will
not stop this eide of Atlanta. The army
does not halt here, but is pushing South
ward rapidly.
CHATTANOOGA Sept 10.-Gen. Rose
Grams entered the city to-day. Bishop
Purcell, of Cincinnati, is celebrating Mass
in the Cathedral, at Roeecrans request.
The rebels lett but few stores. All cit
zens lett the city three weeks ago, taking
away their furniture; very few returned.
Gen Rosecrans highly compliments
Waggoner for his movements. Wagon
err has had command of the column on
the north side of he river, and appears
to have deceived Gen. Bragg entirely as
to the real position of the army.
Gen. Burnside's advance ia ut Athens
and is moving down rapidly TO form a
junction with Rosecrans.
Captain Vanduzen's te!egraph corps
opened fire here to-day at noon.
FoRTREss MONROE, Sept, TO- - TIE
steamer New York arrived from Morris
Island with advices to 3 o'clock, P. NJ,
| Tuesday. We captured Morris Island
on Sunday, with IL guns and rs men.
Five Monitors and the Irousides were
besieging MOulhie, and it was reported
that we had blown up the rebel maya
zine
CRAB ORCHARD KY, Sept 1.-THE
telegraph operator says Cumberland Gap
surrendered yesterday without firing a
gun.
Nav YORK, Sept. 1O-COtton 60. Gold
3015.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The Kansasians
demand the seizure of 800 bushwhackers
as hostages for any raid that Quantrin
aud his associates may hereafter make.
Mayor Anthony, Of Leavenworlh, has
been released, and was enthusiastically
welcomed home.