, 1863-06-16
FROM ROSHCRANS' ARMY.

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FROM R0SpCRANS. ARMY.
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ic Fate ofan AdEenturer-Hebel Rra-
Faao-Ma'hG1mG a' e. 5 fa5nh1in-Ihe
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,rron onr f,vn cor,esnonaent1
MungnrEsnoao. June 10. 1sea
The rebel mid against franklin. about
which the uewspapers hare had much to say.
was in fact repetition Of the silly ATTEMPT Of
last Aprilea reckless dash Of crazy, drunken
men.
The VILLAGE of Franklin. Immediately across
the Uarpeth River, and north from which ues
the Federal fortidcations, is intensely dis
lo,al-thcre being but one or two Union
families in the place, The moment the bulk
of Gen. Changers command moved their
cam, to the east; these pcop1e went rcfo;c;nr.
Indeed. the Federal troons had not vet march.
al f.o,n .,o.+ GRO tho 1.a,oa- -hofora ,at,r;t,<.
,.a s;1.,,te. .t'-o,,- ,,,,o,, +,o;r to.sa. a,ah
t,n br,n,n;nr rabcl ,,ra of corr.e the;r
ior rms cont.reoua +ho country ncon1o 7;v,nr
10 ns.. ~ hr eotoh;nr ~ ~ ,na corrrfne f. feom ne
- ",ot,ar +;,, ,rtt1, n,,,ct fnafar saosd +,,a,,
s1.a-;,..s ,ana,o11,, +,.,.a1 ~ ,a,,at..to. 49,
r.be, 1,rca and sc,yed nnnn Forrcst h,u,sa,f
Tho ro,,o1s ~ n c1o,,aea nnd.rs,on;,,n1 -
,po++nre howovcr or tf,cv ccr,a;n,r ,ror,a ,o+
,,o,a ,nnro,rhca fhc ,,oce Enr +ha s,ao.
rnne of +be fort;f,c,t;ons command, crcr., a1,.
I,ro,c1, FIR miles around. and an annie nro-
tec,,rer fnrce under command If Co1 Re,rd
IF +ha s5th indian, wa. lift as INST carrison
~. ,r,,,4oro.,, w., 1,.,.o hoa,, tho;r ,,ndar
e+o,1;r,- I'm, ,rora f,o,- -h,,dy e,orr,, n al.
.-a,,o. soroo - two ~, +broo t,,onsana to +na
.,,t.,.;u.. ~ o,,a ,.,o~o,, e,,or,1 1,sno,,ntoa
seas.s,a.t. 7a.,,,,,,. .1,- ;uto +ho town En-.
~ 49, ssana,,,. oo,n,oond;oD ona came
.r;.,, So tt,tr "a +ha con., sor,,c Tha s;coe
runs - ~ ~ t,,c @ fort,f,c,tIona werc IN the mcan.
e,.., 7,,s- ,r,+,, H., ,;,,-onc,rr enem7 v,por.
''nnc oues WILL Nv ~A'' 90
curly planting shell and shot among taem.
Their cowardly occupation Of the town,
however. saved them many shot,
as 1Ae "o1aen ""u euHu'sn 1.s
dents Tor long Lime, prevented
Col. Beard firing upon them. But it
hecon,rsr known at lene,h that the yapdals
..,a.s ~ -,;,teo,ne, +ha s+oras ,na bosn,t,1a or,,
"et. tn :,|s - ~.
"~~AA NA~~ NAoAA NeAA%
1,atants 10 remove, tle Federal artillerists
1hro.r f,nr she,1s snnnre1v into the town. One
1uie" 1o"i 0A4s''9 ~ --'o eA~ Ao
ofthem struck the Court llonse, onea Coy
crpmcut stable, one somebody's carriage
nonse ona one m unoccupied store building
no"se' "D3 Wv .I ~, ,N
No citizens were huft, aoa on.y ohe 'epe4
wounded, and he By falling brick. The e.
fact of tho firinr. however. was to skcdaidle
49,. -a,,,.f ,,,,opdorr WIN ~ ou;ckrv os nossi.
Nv .epsA na' 49, ,,..',. o sr.s" .a'.a .rh,s
bic we're beyond Inc limits ol tae to"n. LUIS
mancuycfipg occurred between three and fire
o,c1ork in the afternoon. and in the meantime
~, n.,,.., 49, ,1...t.r. 60.
Col. beara n1a u'spaUneu "ofo W oeu* o1.au-
ger, aud the 9TH and 4th kentucky, the 9th
Pcunsy1yania. the lst Tennessee, and the I'd
N,ch,,,,r cavalry nnder command of Colonel
.st'enAe'u eu'm5' uu1s4 ee'4'.Do ~ oo4v4s1
Camphcn OF the 'atsef regiment, "ese 1apio'y
approaching from Trune. About fre o'clock
Col. Campbell rot within sound Of the fray,
and, moving cautiously, soon encountered
large force Of The cne'y, which had crossed
the river aud was moving for flank attack.
fight ard III less time than the writing. his
brigade began battle. The rebels were fairly
taken By surprise, but tl1ey made, notWitll~
standing, a stubborn threc hours fight They
broke ut length, however, leaving twenty
prisoners, and a wagon Lad Of ammunition.
IDE EEuEitAs itsL w " hlAA@N AA0 OAG " UALAQ-
cd, ali Of the ID Michigan. There is no ques-
ton but that the rebels we're severely punish
ed. Tie Chattanooga Rttef Of the 7th has D
Columbia dispatch IN which It Is admitted
| that Forrest lost ten killed.
Two planters living south Of town, told
| funto whom a,y the by nm Indebted Tor this
| Substance of this narratiou) that he helped
| to bury eix, and that altogether eighteen dead
| passed through bis hands. During Thursday
night, an Infantry brigade under Col. Yam Clere
| rr{nfnrted Col. Bearst' S command. This put .
| a;ffrrcnt con,p1eyipn On matters, and o;a Fri
| tay morning u forre was sent ;lcross the river
and posted south OF the town to await the
rebel attack, WAlca II haa peen ascertalnea
was to be reneWea. hhe 'th ohlo iolantrs
hnu lie lst East lthueseec ca,atI5 sc!e W.
troops 20 rostco-tAe lhiai!tIy oenlha ~; Stone
fehce and 1he casalfy wei forward: lhe ar
Iangement was .a. 'ne ee 5,oTu S;sn
buck, draw them np TO range OF LUG lnantly.
About 10 o'clock, sure enongh, ne rebels
advanced 10 tAe Attack, coming win enoat
ard nonItsli, out m 1ntercnanee OF snot VI u
the cavalry put fheln letreating, so mat tne &c
infantry got no hand in the fray, 1t was In
this affair that Col. Faulkner Of the 7th ke1'
lucky, who was along rs gn1de, got Wouhdea'
Tie rtbc]S Old not return to the hgh@iu
fact this Iepa'lse |as me signal 1or general
Withdrawal, which TOOK place during Ihe
afternoon.
So you have In detail history OF Thur5
days and FrldaJ's great rebel advance IN
Frluklin. The expedition was altogether
proftlcss to them, as they captured nothing
hut few brcken'doWn horses taken iron
the convnlescent s'anics}, ana "nat s.oss; .
"esc u snc ,, :lne a hoo,, fi;sh
- soncsrninsr tlc nfIa;r. and It ia certainl,
,roner fi,t II correct abatement AZ II shoult
MtoP. r. Psa5n ,,.,,1sn The 1,er,ison vyns at M
l ~ AtANS lAV'.S.