The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 12.-All 10 quiet
in and around Chattanooga.
We have reliable intelligence from
BrAgg's army up to o'clock, A. NJ,
at which time three rebel picket posts,
twelve men, deserted to our lines, armed
and equipped.
The classification among the rebels is
no longer confined to the Kentucky and
Tennessee troops, but is widespread a.
mong others. Our daily receipts average
twelve or fourteen.
Hardee is assigned the command of
Folks corps, and relieves Longstreet on
Lookout Mountain, the latter having
gone with his troops and part Of cavalry
TO East Tennessee. The balance of the
csvAlry has gone to Iuka.
CheathAm's and Stewards divisions
have returned.
Bragg now has three full corps Har-
dse'S, Breckinridge's and Bueknsr's-
sixty thousand men at low estimate.
We had short artillery duel between
Lookout and MoccAsin Point batteries
this noon.
Our practice was fine, several shells
bursting directly over Point Lookout.
The reply was vigorous, but there were
10 casualties
Thirty days furlOugh has been gran
ted to the farmers of Georgia Estate
trOOps) to allow them to go home and
SOW wheat.
All Is quiet with Hooker.
CAmo, Nov. 12.-The steamer Allen
Collier was recently burned by gusrril-
las below and near Helena, after being
robbed.
| All quiet between Memphis and Co.
rintL..
| Itis reported that Chalmers will make
another attack on Oolliersville.
Afght is reported with . rebel regi.
ment on the Little Tennessee, with I
loss TO the enemy of fifty killed and for.
captured.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-COtton is quoteC
ct s4c. Gold AN.
Washington dispatches say that con
trabands leaving Gordonsville on Mon
day, report the whole rebel force en-
camped on the railroad above Gordons
Vile, having crossed the Rapid Ann OF
saturday and Sunday. They were in
panic on account of Gen. MeAde's I'D
vance.
. Burnside's forces are concentrated il
!, and about Knoxville. 80
NEW York, Nov. ia Washingto
correspondent says it is believed tbs
the rebels are in considerable force Sout
of Culpepper and this side of the Rapi
Ann, and it now looks as if Lee wa
= manouvering for some position for bal
tie.
The Secretary of War telegraphed o
the 18th at midnight to the Mayor {
Buffalo, saying that Lord Lyons offic iall
notified the Government that the Cover
nor-GenerAl Of Canada believes n pic
J, exists, by persons who have found .
n asylum in Canada, to invade the Unite
!; States, and destroy the city of Buffal
= proposing TO seize the steamboats, on LAX
Erie, surprise Johnson's Island, free Ii
prisoners of war there confined, and pre-
coed with them to Buffalo.
The Federal Government will emplo
all means to prevent any hOstil NOV,
ment from Canada.
CNCrNEATI, Nov. IA special dil
patch Gays that Major PierpOnt, con
handing at DOnals Island, has been il
3 formed that . pirAtiOAl gunbOSt frOI
Canada is on it's way TO aid the escaT
of the rebel prisoners, burn SAndusk.
sc.
A dispatch from EAstpOrt, Miss, say
> that Lee commands At Chattanooga.
/ Bragg has gone to Mobile. LOngstrs,
10 in command in Virginia.
The fact that log huts capable of ~
cOmmodAting fifty thousand men wei
found erected between Brandy Static
and the Rapid Ann, shows that the rel
els intended TO winter there.
II is positively ascertAined that Il
whole rebel infantry force crossed Il
Rapid Ann on Sunday.
Lees army at GOrdonsville exClusi,
of cavalry, does not much exceed thirI
thousand.
Our cavalry in force is already f
south Of the RApidAn recOnnOitering Il
enemy's position.
Two cavalry divisions from Lees arm
have recently been sent 10 East Tenne
see. They were sent to operate again
Burnside, in East Tennessee, but hA'
been recalled, and win join the ma
army ct Charlottesville or GOrdOnsville.
). Gen. Kelly tslsgrAPhs from ClArkSviIl
Va, that LewiSburg AdviOss say Gsner
AVeFilPs victory was most decisive. 1