The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-21

Tennessee a. Gunters landing, aud yA-
march for Middle Tennessee. ihN .,ls % tns
the uoyP8s, ar. nf bsadoes q, sagidly following.
Sc1 y. Tis.ttoN,n -srsfs arc supposed 10 be
e t, TSoAf'o"" co. sshtteh hlea below Rome on
The pon'oon main has been brohon from the
ChauahoOchee ard ordered forward to the Ten
nesscc, and al mail matter and baggage directed
10 ho sent IN the direction OF Tuscumbia.
Andrew johnson has called out the nj itia 70
resist the invasion Of the Rebels.
Another right in Ea-t Tennessee.
General Naaghn appears q be giving thc Yam
hcCs in East tennessee no resi-, On Wednesday,
as heretofore announced says the IynChburg
Republicans, he whipped them NJ Groenyile and
on lhuvsday morning nc again came up win
thCm eight miles WUE- Of that place, and gave
them another handsome drubring, capturing
thirty prisoners several wagons and ambulancos,
ard q gOodmaiy hoT.cs, besides kllhngl consid.
erahlc number. The enemy lett their dead on
The iieidnnd rs,rgEed in centurion towards Butte
Gap, GtucrM vaughn pursuing.
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NJ, Daniel, OF the IutUtigor, aud james A.
Cowarlin, ofthe DisPa,ch Directors; who, with
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The New York Herald sf the Sth instant IN.
nOuncps the arrival in Gotham of the vCrib.ble
| X. DOrsay Ogden, who has, during the past
| few years, figured so conspcuously, in court and
| out Of court, in the Confederate States. We sup.
| pose we shall next hear Of him appearing at the
| Bowery as "Mac( K Abeth," carrying oUt "thC i'm.
| mortal poets original ioea to the very letter.
| We commend the Count to the favorable con.
sidCratiOn Of the cJttiliies Of the New York press
| AS the "lhane OF CawdOr" he is emphatically
what the Bowery boys would characterize as
| "Jmiy'--"niCe boy with glass eye" Aud then,
| when be arrays himself Sin gloss of satin and
| glimmer Of pearl" he is certainly "stunnng "
| then, "ho! Tor merrie England" and an orgage.
mCnt at the ACelphi or the Haymarkct So runs
! the world away.
Captured.
| A rumor was extensively circulated Yesterday,
| TO the effect that John A. Henley date command-
| ant of the Henly BattaliOn) and Charles McRae,
| both members of the Departmental Battalion,
| now on duty below Richmond, had deserted 10
the enemy. We are informed by gentleman OF
yoracity that there is not one word of truth in
the statement. Our informant states thgt G mes
sage has been received from a Yankee officer,
stating that Henly and MclIae, while on picket,
uDconsciousy wandered into The enemy's iiues,
and were captured and sent North as prisoners Of
war.