The New York herald., 1864-04-05
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Movements or the Rebel GeneralD~A
Fight Reported at Somerviile, SO.


CARD, April 8. 1854
Momphs dates o; tbs isl instant are received eivns
the following particulars o, the movements Of NE
rebels
General Chalmers, with rebel force numbering twsa
~ ave hundred reported TO have besn Of Graud Juus
tion, Tenn. on the 29th ult,Tno.
Other rebel forces were at Bolivar At tbs same date
General Forrest was At Trsa,on a. tha alas. sdycss
II Is reported that the Sixth Tennessee cavsrys
Colonel hsrsh, about ak hundred sircng, had q
dght somsrvills, Tennessee, on the aotn u,ms,
with about fifteen hundred rebel cavalry, supposed
10 be part OF General McCu,loch's command. On
forces, after lighting three four hours aud nadus
themselves largely outnumbered, ei back leaving nfty
sixty killed and wounded IN hc hands OF Ihe rebels
rebel surgeon Is detained Al Paducah, as hostage
E. Hood captured and carried away from shs hos.
pal there by General Forrest Thirty forty sick,
taken prisoners at shs hospital by the rebels
time kept ton mes back Of Psducsh on the night
Of tho battle, 90 damp ground without shelt1 are ana
marched OF the next day without food
All Is quiet a. Paducah.
There Is no change in the Memphis cotton market
The steamer Jewess, from Bscphis Zoe Cncnsati has
arrived here. Sae has Eve hundred and seventy sigAt
bales OF cotton.
Lcpgvnls, Ky. Aprn {, 1884,
special despatch ,oss huntsville says that parties 4
guerllas Thursday ulght icsbei several housss.
eighteen milos yellow thar plscs, and stole nuuser
horses. "sc
Generals Mcphcrson and Logan drove them tbs Tea
river Friday but could see no rebcls op
posite bank.
The Nashville TN1 mentions the capture on thursday
H the notorious guerilla sa,o Moore, who has committees
depredaons In the vicinity OF Pulaski Athens and Dc.
satur, FOR months pact.
The passenger teams from Nashville ore sevsrA tours
behind time, detained Ia consequence freight tra
running or the track ~ NurfrscsvIIs this moruing
The military authorities herc havo apprchcps'cos -
any cHtens;ss reid into Kentucky for the present.
CxsaxsArr. April Z, 1884.
AKnoxvins despatch says :-Gensral ssonsnaa has a.
anced 70 Bulls Gap. Tho railroad and telegraph srs =
order, except that some bridges and Hsstswosk have
been destroyed.
The rspn on the Knoxville and Chat,anooss road wsrN
detained op Saturday by rumors OF raid Of twc thsu
sand rebel cavalry on Cleveland The rumcr proved N.
founded.
INtersstfa9 from Memphts.
Mxxrus, April ., 1854.
Forrest, at tho sast accounts q Jackson Tenn,
apparently arranging 70 travel South.
Chalmers is reported 20 have . considerable force -
Grand Junction and Bolivar.
Griersons cavalry Ia oil out sna viii give Forrsss
some trouble.
In hght near Scruerylle, Tenn, Colonel Hurtx, Of
the Sixth Tennessee cavalry, reports ioss Of thrss
officers and seventy Ave men killed. wounded ard misgnr
AdvIces from vicssburg 70 the 4oth report oil quiet
There ie 10 news from thc Rcd river expedition.
Leo and Writ Adams arc reported neas Canton, Miss,
with their commspds
PREsr~rAros 10 Mn, TwEso--On Saturday last The
friends or Mr. wn NJ Twoed residins in ths scv cutA
ward, called upon him At his residence, and presented
him with magnificent watch aad chain, a. . marx ~
their estcem and tn honor Of bis forty frst birthday M
the same time his smiabis lady was presented BY The
same rarses with spleudid pair Of damon1 etrrIngs.
The presentation was made BY Mr. Edward j. Siiandeg
In neat sddrees which wa9 or course, handsomely rs
spouded 10. Mr. Twco6 vas completely surprised the
whole arrangement hsvisg been osIcd out 30 privately
that he bsd 20 knowledge OF The affair un< his cssts
w1 atorIaed by hk frspda Tho watch ana chalu, W.
understand, cost tnc~rsch asrs the certisW 9va
hunfves aoils,,- =