The New York herald., 1864-12-01
Fr0m East Tennessee.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or TBE LATE pgtsAr or

lFrom the Bristol Register, Nov 2sl
Two hundred and ry OF the Yankees captured at Rus
selvii!s arrived at Bristol tho Esd.
The citizens OF New Market state that the stampede
through TINS place the eders nad bat or two wagons
letter was found written by Gien before he iet the
Gap, stating that Breckordgs was In his 'front.' with
that had demanded Of General Amtnon at Knoxville
reinorcemcntg bat that Ammol bad refused 10 cooper
with him--thst bis ait1atiou was critical he.
On their retreat from Bulls Gap they attempted 70
several stands but were easily driven by our gal
Ian. fellows Who dashed on them win the fury Of tor
train loaded With fes pieces of artillery auo dis
mounted men from Strawberry Paus aud thus iadaced
them make the last stand ripg piece OF the aft
lery from the train but In few minutes the train ief,
making is escape leaving tha dsmcuuted mon on the
ground who took TO their heels ike good Fellows scatee
While this ngbt chase was goius on three federsis
came d,snng up 20 vsng9n Il m who W, oSs %
General replied, 81 am not your freudi lay down
those guns" After . little hesitation. they threw
down their guns, when the servant boy was
ordered to receive them, which wss done la
few minutes two others were csptured 70 the same
way. The fve were then turned over ~ this hoy and
another boy OF Or Parshss who took them to the rear
They proved to be quite young boys who were slsd 70
have chance n surrender having NO doubt been de-
lnded BY The false promises os the followers Of Andy
johnson.
taken place Of which odcer OF the Tenth Mch
gan inquired IL BODY had got General Gilems Bible,
that he Lost In the recent stampede And a. General Gu
lem claims 10 have captured General vaughpt Bibie
few days before, presumed that these bies will be
legitimate 'subect OF exchange" We csp state while
upon this point, thai General Vaughn 10 authorized by
the government 70 exchange upon equitable terms ci
and .combatants General Carter has been uosi
ed Of the fact, and has agreed TO give answer 10 few
days.
ville that n Captain Reuben Clark executed. he
would realiato, 10 which General Carter replies that
Captain Clark 10 prison, but that he has the same
that he has been notified that charges will bs preferred
against Captain Clark for the killing Of Gray
From Knoxville the state OF aifkrs are about 90 they
have been tor number OF months
Colonel A. a. watkins. Colonel Walker aud others are
conined Ia jail ss this time suffering severely.
Drury Morris and Dr Harris. from Morristowp, have
that Captain Clark treated like all otner prisoners
Tho rcderas at Knoxville In great dread of Brsck
ipridge Gfcm cas loudly for help. They expect every
night TO end the ragged rebels hovsrng around the town
friend who has seen Brownlow's Wh;a Of tho 10th
says that the doctor IN terribe rage the Ingio
rou stampede: that failing 70 exhaust bis cod Of B
ngsgste against the rebel soldiers and robel symra.
tbzer he pours volsy Of denuncaion and abuse upon
number OF Adss IN the oity, who supposed 70 be
wanting In synpsthy With the federal dssp~sm of thas
place
More or tine Rood's yfiI Eight.
iron the Charlottesville Chronicle
handsome iittle adair occurred at Mems pettcms,
inst below New Market on Tuesday aftsrrocn last Oo
,hss day the Yankees wh ncavy body Of thsscsvsry,
Represented their whole force ths valley, advanced
across Mems Bottoms against batteries statosed
on Rood's Hill Notwithstanding artillery Gre, tho
ecou,y boldly charged 10 the foot OF shs h when our
With yell charged the cavalry. which broke ana Scd
The skirmsh line pursued them beyond Havkpstowu,
about hvs miles and cavalry wore then In pursuit.
Our los: Was very slight indeed whist We snsmy rep
Ies on the asd and the citizens cf nount Jackson say
they carried OIL gooA many dssd and wounded % their
horses