New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Terms OF The Tribune.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

News from Chattanooga is TO The $50. Trains
,e-e then running regularly to Nashville The greatest
distress exists in the Rebel army Desericns are fire.
eueut and sOrc mos nfabcI luudrcd in one day
The Tennessee and Ker'ucAy troops IN the Rebel army
re sad to 10 kept under guard to prevent desestio.
Union recruits axe arriving oont to balance tho
u,unher Of veterans going home. The Rebel army at
Dalton reported 70 be 5000 strong, and so reduced
in supplies thai they aro ns their best mules ior sup
,lice Of meat. Gen Gran. arrived ct Chattanooga on
Saturday uv,nil..
4 Cincinnati dispatch says Capt. Epir, &
sat oiccr from Knoxville. Thursday week brings ID.
.,-uatiou that Lou-s.ree. had boen rcelforccd with
c1ccUmel. and vas advancing knoxville. pushing
Grancer forces before him. II MAS thought that oui
AMY oud De compelled fall back 70 tie inEronoh
roen.s 81 Knoxville I. wss reported that John Nor
,r a. ta head OF 500 cavalry. was about 10 maze
rrnrr-ent to cut OF communications between Aroxse
md egsat .auooga or for raid in Kentucky.
Oh tlie 3lst OF December the hennebec cap
1ured @c Reol steamer Gray jacket chasing her al
isght While attempting 10 escape out Of Mobile Bay
-.uiug d heavy blow, and bound iOr Havana; ana on
January = the Kemcbcc also captured The Rebel
.hporer John Sco,. while attempting TO escape ont OF
Mobile Ely H.yana loaded with cotton and tarpen-
lac Sic is represented American yacht. built at
Newbarg5. y. Wand her foreign name was tie Vic
tt.-.
Ceu. Hurlbu1t has issued an order committing
Sire coumesce THE Mississippi River exclusively TO the
s.l.s u iie ~ isary Department WHO vii lie respon-
.he ioi the nuoun's character end tosilion OF he
sJFpues aad .ho character Of the persons 10 whom
tic ssle a4c igon. No permits will hereafter be re-
glire5 or given by tho military authorities except ir
tc purchase 1i military VI suffers supplies.
Dispatches and letters from Port Hudson state
rcc o.. enemy are concentrating IN that vicinity and
logi Ba.on l.cnge and chat Gen. Ulmen is almost daily
rre.iyug prisoners from the Rebel lines. who express
themselves disrused WITH the service Of the Confeder
aiy biauy Of them uoyer Heard OF Mr.. LincOins Am
n,sy Proclamation.
Gen. Edward FeTero, who commands the LIST
Division OF tho gtA Army Corps writes from Blanes
sgos0ads East Tennessee. that be has succeeded In
rsspl,r 10 veterans regiments Of infantry ana
tao batteries Of Ajs command.
H. seems that The Rebel Gen. Vance, recently
eogtreJ near Strawberry Plains. Tenn. wes Major
General 1ad tbgs four Of his sa1, who were captared
IA lis oomqanr we've recognized a. having been Ieroed
a. vicksbuTg.
One Of tho ll7th New-York Volunteers hay
ir .eeqed away ron the line OF march during Gen
smiths lsie expedition in West Tennessee, was hung
up ~ the cea ond rad his throat cut by the Rebels
80 new movements are reported in the Poto
,e amy. Cen. fitzpatrick has returned from Wash
ington AID i Is ported shat he VII soon be appointed
so a command ia smother department
A Rebel mail was captured few days ago in
West Fireaia Most Of tho letters led remarks con
rtmiug tAe stories OF suffering disaGection, and &c
spoJdcEcy among the Rebels.