New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

,,i.t in cross his army over the Little Tennessee
ryer The foolinr Of the depot and the platforms wore
usrd as pianks for ths bridge. -
During The siege of lie. LongstIe"t sen, ~"
wound, j and prisoners back a. London. Ire M'tnVo
iet church filed with rrsoro's from sinoig so"'l
and citizens and the large hospitals hht 'hhPD."s
holss we're used as hospitals. Many prisoners ~
/ s,ut Ia Madison en- and The wounded who were hhc
tn Yooyo were 10 their homes; som" s'ii remain 81
tir sick and wounded. There no ccLpiani 81 ~,
treatment on tie part Of NE prisoners "hie ...'u'
lprc AZ who expressed any views upon me WI
seemed 10 regard 'f-ir car'c Us hopeless. Nnnudo'
declared nsimascd icy were Il. h'iny ~,
wcr, tired of tie ar and were oUly h'u "a tn iro'
ermy by CONSTANT ~ hc fear o. me lehaes 'i urs'
tion.
Notwithstanding ihis. great man, IN Nsughep's
bril- ddc %. while De WAS STAYING III iOuuNh ' 1i'
night r.,i"ns TO lis evacuation VI tie town th'! n'
serted in squads. The Rebel soldiers wore down "h
sdaeg licy accused him Of tyranny and incpnp',
i,ncy. Vaughan DESTROYED = considerable qlah'"! "
AIMS sahers &C.. which Ae had ~. TIE n"n ~ '.u'
pnrtaiop u remove. Hundreds ~ nnsS''s N'iy
thrown toto the Ccunr.,.e aud there are no" piles "l
cy' r, saCeTs lying IN e streets NIch la'e pevh ~,
inrd hy ire. Syu.o ci.'eli. have h'Aed " si'l.
wcny guos frou. the river Tie non if"'o y, ~Ie,s ~
boring farmers, y \ carried it ava! by boai loads.
CAPT Wells oi Col. y. 80 ocnmeud. WHO has b.eh
rcfirr Us Provost Marshal ia tiis region ouiIaeng
Ath,as Kingston London. Sc. say. he has admins.
tes,a tue oath ofn-geuce 10 i,V feor scdieGs' ana
about .ri cllfrls. ~,
The arrival ~ orr ,ces sud The irh' Of To X b'l-
hove aresd, been dcj.ed ~ previous letter oAe "i
Do" i,s e. olr lat. victories Nil Dc the Immediate r.
ouitn 81 TIE bridge over the Tennessee az. tlc -
Iteration 81 orr hrc ~ communication VIII 'atih'
uo.cs To Engineer "a chief is already enjoyed "a
obtaining .natcria. ana Employing mechanics ana lads
iar he wors >ixvcess a.e deemed sufficient liine
Ia throw tfe hrdre arros, end lay the fGis go a. !"
permit Ma Pas. Ce trains. Ihcrc ar. ten stone es
sill remaining 10 toerahe state Of preservation The
sbu,m,n ~ tAc London SIDE + go eet above ihe f'ei
level The river Is about ). 7e0 feet in width.
Lieut.. f. H. Clemens, ~ tho Qnariermasters Depart
newt il about t. lay TIE lel OF three large steamboat
halls 40 Kingston b. used ol Transporting stores and
supplies for ihe army from Chattanooga 2" London.
Here they car De iransdpped and sent 10 Knox ' 10y
train IL two hours. Tie Lieutenant came down YES
terda! VIII tle n'ce'saf ofItIs - Proc - a. ~ t
.rnciicI ~ The hoafs limtfr 81 ne prt Qlhhtf y
sbundsit along the tiinch River The bulls VIII De
comi etcG soon possible aud tent 10 ttaieh'"s
where The cabins sAc upper works VIII DC nEIi ana me
.ngnes ard rnachncr, b. put H. The boats viii Do .j
feet beam and from 40 40 feet hong. Tie channel
OF ING Il LoHdon i directly long Tie bank Nh're
he and engines 1aie oecf taii OF. ana - H'n
partly oostrrciet by nose mtl'-as. u y p..e''e
hon ever that snail steamer can PAS through ~
present tire boats land beo" he bridge Mh'r" We
cargo is discharged Gnd put ~ tie csfsi Nh"A.'
Dec, 1.--Ile steamboat which WIS duo here from
lChaiianoogn two deys sgo has hot arrived ana arf.
party 81 Oitcerr mo ore bound home npoh ehs" VIZ
some sin peylssfer, a. tie aflus have been d ainru
here in COZ sequence under uost unCouofhhe cfcIu-
sisnces There are man. coniecinles rs 10 "hhi ma!
have detained TIC b'Hi II s'Plos" ~, we .uu
upon eorle uuiucl, tHolf ot'crs fit she may have
been aitaoked by eoeIiI.' al so@e place lonf her
foufe lire II mQficu"abe length 10 gnsrd ana poo
. sbIy captured. W. "ugt 20 near irom Kingston i"-
DAY end learn TIE o tle sudden Interruption pa
this important line VI cor. npncatlon.
have lust learuec that NJ. Jos pl Anderson. for
rnery # J. Anderson 4 Son. q lTge merchant ~
Ioudou Tenn. ,lgtlIei iy he Rebel cavalry on
iIi. way ffou Iirci-net duing ite siege % hAcrAe
viii some $1,000 worm - assorted goods. He hsd
made ais purchases n Cincinnati and placed the goods
iu aie ourbore teams also H4Fch nd Here Tor
tlc rarsrori ton - the neIohnncise ne had fci
within 20 miles oi Knoxville, Oh the Can boTland Gap
road IN. Rebels took everything. and Tef1sed hin
esen = horse Which The old man might r.aeh us
hone near this pace. hT. Anderson VII ie kindly fe
rneuhered by X 4 y. Dslt a CO. STONE. starr Co..
snO other large dealers n new iork oi whom he pu
chased largely In former years. Nj Anderson j. poorer
by <3uCD by this risiorilne. Which, ia,s heavily upon
hin, ct ts advanced age IN life. III la ben Fl Tie
largest merchants srd one q ne most upright ia ts
I vAri Of Isnne1ee AID Is = strong niou mal.
r. S-Tfe steamer arrived at II oci"c. bringing
ammunition and eus-termestsrs. sioies-"ne o'hlori-
inr item hel- "a small supply ~ blankets. ,aerf,
IA kenfut.v Col Dunlap il - toned permanently
here. for TIE parp'e o. osdic and unloading the boat
The chstlll0oRa-thal . TIE name Of ihe steamer.
wheel ciai apput ~ iet long 10y ~ fssl heam
j. snug boy !ot 'er! lfnoson" csi hoI ~lnpeo 20
fh. naye cation o. tle Ten ncs."e. Size draws ONLY iHe
feet md bali load d. InmieI II officers returning
to their Regiments. and O;ler- bringing dispatches,
, Nefs arlODr .hc passengers. lhigel number ~.
here sIIiolIy awaiting tie departure Of Re boat f'T
'Cl.tt,poOga Anon. t'sse are MAJORS = 4. Walker
l,.siu iee.,ttr. III ) an kai,nburgh and Robert A.
Iac.cTty the m.ltI Of New fois. ~ ps,nHsiers 81
the rrniH, Who ave lmplcied 81" gnl. u iie Army
Of tie ONO. hoy 81. ~ joined r. by an e,tTs train
BON Knoxville ~ 8.sor HcDow'N. '.9r. Ballard.
kennon, md rreyens Nal,r james L. HHiler. who
w. Jeff ~ trmle.srdGap to pay Wnrors troops la.
returned 10 CiucirnrtL
I These gentlemen broogA. over he mountains some
three millions Of d0.tr- nearly ~ ~ which hss b-u
di.hrsed Their iIst three weeks 81 kno. iiie
spert watching their Pile al greenhscss with match
hrnd, Tesiy, a. Hiy moment, ~heu The emergency
should Uise H. 90 bun ths money a. pre- mi 10 ROM
4 ng into tie Lands 81 fie enem, Hni ply ths' us.
fortune was ayelssd snd many fa,ly - One y 10
b. ~. sooner i.acc hBgys by I,naranc.s from sol
I ciers. husbands Gnc 6icrds
/ The ho.t W niaks chattfDoogz In RON q 20 30
hours vbeTe the psss.f bound north El take tie
I Tailr0ad ior L0lisJ he gih Nashville.
We have b. ttI1 rIrIVa! paper. nom Cincinnati and
| Iouis vile Of the i7ih a1d lrfi.
learn that some hu; dozen boats VII be- employed
upon ths lire ~ once, which VII ha an immense
IN g. tie Gosei Beni - against the tedious mode Of
geit supplies by wagon IRAN, over the CONTAINS 10
fny noting of The iiablf. - hayirs coffee sDd
giT "yobhl.d" by tie EcDr.s. Ibis line be h.ld
10y NJ, and Ill means.
Tho weather to-day is wum ard pl,asau S'ter three
DIS - srie eye cold. y.
Tor iir comfort - Major Bullock 5tn Kentucky Cav
si, of gems officers gho did csonpe from.
the Ono Psiit-nts.y "a Die lcsGs. give The fiOv-
INK certificate:
Og,cy OF Pgov.-m,H .Gys. Es., Trsssazyi
kscSyn n. Tenn. Dec. ?, lei..
Uy b.. ~ sectn tct II tonTos approved uly H. 1867
Georsr, bfcA boy r AZ ths .sT.rs II Robert Buloci
MAJOR IN the feb. d-clsrtd fee and viii bs uuu0
ie>ea by sne military sathos.es o. tho United Sts.s
/ b. -uc .;
l.ig Gen. S. r. Cisr,s, Pow. ssr.Gsn D.. Tom
n IL IHoNA., a. A. 4 9.