, 1863-01-19
FROM h6SECRANS'. ARMY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1Tribunc.1
MUNrEEEsnnHn ian ~ taee

MunrREEsDono, Jan. II, 1858,
Though no Important movement has occur.
red since the battle Of Stone Rirer, the people
must not be impatient. a master mind con.
trolE-one that knows when and how to move.
The supplies have to be brought forward
/ and the battle losses supplied, DC. All Of
Which for vast army like this takes time.
|, Murffeesboro is to be constituted q secondary
depot for supplies; dcpots, and projections
will be erected and quartermaster and com.
1nissaEy stores concentrated.
Fo-aging parties daily push into the
country aud trains invariably - return
well laden. There Is no railroad comr,unica.
ton yet to Nashville, though but 4 short time
will elapse teforc locomotive will run
through.
It is currently reported on the streets and
in ea1ap' that Bragg, heavily reinforced, is ad-
vancing Ills way with the ayowed object Of
driving US nortllward- Wcdon't put much
faith in the report. the country in every d.
rcctionis infested. With rebel cavalry. Wheel
er and Morgan's 3eh arc heard Of every day.
The following soldiers from the Northwest
have diedin hospital here within few Days: :
Themss dn ~ KEzsT1 :,a5 +; company G, 18th H.
Sergeant r Major + sP5aEns y; :: s;;;. sea n.
Edward Carrigali, a. 3sth Ills.
RsW:tt 7eS,, n.a5ia3n,. GFitta 4 19tl, l. Wis VIZ;
Henr! Finicr, I. iii Michigan cavalry.
Cias. II. Owen. sath Iiz.
n. G. Harris, I 4th Michigan cavalry.
Luke Walker, 3, 21st Wis.
Patrick Tobtn, 4, a9th or 3sth Ills.
Capt. Pinny, 5th Wisconsin battery, report
cd killed, is badly wounded, but hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Thewoundcd in the hospitals are doing well.
Most Of the houses are occupied by the rebel
wounded, of whom 1000 are here. They
have twcnty-one hospitals, we have but seven.
Capt. Hall, Of the 59th Illinois, captured
and paroled by the rebels, has been ordered
to report 10 Camp Lew Wallace, Columbus,
Ohio.
Brig. Gen. R. s. Granger, is, to-day, as
signed to the command Of the first division
Of Thomas' corps.
The axe is at work, and Il special order Of
this date reads us follows: ed Lfeut. Jesse
Ball, Co. l. 6Sth Illinois volunteers is dis
honorably dismissed tie service Of the United
States for accompanying Ills tender Of re5ig-
nation with so despicable a reason as that he
is tired Of the service and is opposed to the
proclamation Of the President of the United
States. The General commanding is glad to
rid officers Of this army Of fellowship with
such character
Capt. Duncan c. Read, 24th Wisconsin vol
nntecrs, has been dismissed the service for
deserting his regiment while it was engaged
with the enemy, under pretence Of sickness,
which subsequent action proved to be false.
I'd Lieut.. A. D. Faber, 88th Indiana yoIun-
teers, dishonorab1y dismissed for drunkenness
and subsequent conva1escence.
LIST Lieut* jas. A. Scott, Co. G, 42d
Illinois, dismissed for absenting himself with
out leave during the battle and forwarded as
an excuse certificate Of suffering from dis
ease, dishonorab1e alike to soldiers and gen
tlcmcn.
Col. ". B. Casselly Of the Goth Ohio, isdis-
missed for drunkenness on the field Of battle.
New 'YoRK, Jan. ia special dispatch
from Nashville, dated last evening, contains
the following. General Twist, Of the rebel
army, with 4 force Of about !, 600 men and
relief md store ships coming up the Cumber-
heats laden with ya1t1ahlc comns;ssoru afnros
md thc srnnf,oaf SiIdeii. Several NJ the hats
contaIned wounded soldiers Win IN ;,,mn;no,
from them ,rhile hnrninr rere eI,ot n fhe
watcr ''A "''A'o '-s' W.T. S4''' - LIZ
The nee-ro crcvs ,ycre s,r,nno5 of tbo;r
c1ot1,inr, fled To trccs' co1zh;dei and 1eft n
Stare an shore. The boats were iii anchored
in mid channel and burned
After being robbed Of their yaluables the
ciotb;nr n1acci On shc1a and nPto3cd ~ %At''
4 trem3en5ons ra;nstnrm hal set IN ma +hc
river has risen over three fcet in a M few hours, M
Several i,ridres on Ii1e 1,onisriije md % Sas,,.
yiii Railroad have been destroYed liz thfs hand
Of marauders, and tho mail communications
cannot be- Resumed for some some Zinc.
Tie virus between this nlacc ard Murfroes-
boro have bcen cut by the seccssionists yYho
nrefend tn he I1nfon f3rmrrs "-@'
have no word from our army today. but
II is -rady far tI,c cnrn,r,