New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Orr Lsss in the Battle Of Franklin
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NASHVILLE Tenn. Saturday, Dee 10. 1864.
The Union loss In the battle Of Franklin, as
a.certained BY official reports is greater than at fr.
supposed.
In the Second Division Of tho Twenty third Corps
tho loss was " officers and 5es men Killed. wounded
and missing.
In the Second Division Of the lour'h Corp' the
loss wa ~ officers and lsl tied wooded snd
missing
In the Third Division of the Fourth Corps. q o'ieen
and 27t men were killed wounded and missing
A large proportion Of tho slightly wounded are in
tho hospitals.
The los. 20 residents living The line Of The two
armies il estimated at over hall q million dou,rs
Gen. Cbea,hsIn, whose headquarters wero as the
residence Of Mr.. A. v. Brown, was shsllel oOt from
there Yesterday by our batteries The residence is
ported as completely destroyed.
On Sunday last, ANAL party Of ConfsdeIates about
fifty In number succeeded in crossing the Cumberland
River. hi. aide Of the Shoals. Three Of the number
were captured and brought In yesterday The, clam
,ho, tho whole party deserted on the Rebel lines and
were making their " thsr homes. Another pr!.'
oner was captured yesterday. aud four dess,,es came
into our lines to-day The latter report that Gen. Hood
!. about 10 nuke movement Of sort.
Vile to Clsrksvile WIS., terribly hArsssed BY guorrgas
Sixteen men Of the Thirteenth indiana vera esp ared
thirteen killed ard hree wounded. Ons Of the ia,,s
let for dead escaped and reported tho above facts
The weather ~ very cold. About two inches Of snow
fell at Nashville yesterday and .sN night
The river 10 i've feet deep ON she shosa aud rising
sissa,iea UschanSeA-<;ali assry Of Colonel
Jshsssn-Nsshisg from The Gssbssss.
NASHVILLE, Saturday. Dec. 10. 1861
The situation Of affairs renloins unchanged.
IN front Of the Fourth Corps not shot bred up to
O'Clock tlb Afternoon.
Since tssn soue slight ski, ishing Ia. occurred.
Owing to the slippsry s.ste OF the ground ths wsu
6ud il impossible " move about
Tho Rebels oan BE- plainly fom the front OF The
Foarth Corps stsnding sbout their oamp Sse'.
Hostitirs msy be said to have ceased scconsl o.
the bad weather.
DISORDERS who come 10 say that the Rsbs!s have
strong ini.eurhusnis, with two rows OF eh~ra.r q,
6,.. with wirps stretched arouad TO strengthen
thsn.
Col Louis dnisa instesl OF Col q. N. $. Johnson
commander Of tAs For,yfosrtsi coioredl Infaairy.
has received from the General commanding the
highest praise for the manner in which be fought bis
troops .. Mn Creek Station No. 2, haviog gsllsnt!y
kept the enemy AZ! ba! for sixteen hosrs and finally
fourht his way Ont, and reached Nashville With the
loss OF lis uen. killed and wounded.
No report has yst been heard fiom the gunboata
which went down tho river yesterday morning. No
counoasdng has been heard here since their de-.
paItsre.
. The yiver 10 three feet deep on the shoals. and
falling.
GuerriIIss Ia Kensschy-Nss-arrivsl Of
the Nashville TSals.
LourvTLLE, Saturday. Dec. ia 1864.
The passenger train on the Soinsrville aud
Lexington Railroad going West. wss thrown from the
t,sci near Plessureyils rail having been displaced
By guerrillM. NOBODY was injured. ..
Another party Of guerrlas. while endeavohng to re-