The New York herald., 1864-10-29
A hno.in "nd J0hoson K eesor Dravea
Ont Of Johnson's Home Au En.s T..-

slsr O our coao!Iys tresdom passsi away qasuy -
A L,no.i. .nd Johnsoa Eisetor Driven
Ont Of Johsson's Home IN En.t Ts..
aessee.
ICorrespoudeocs Of the Richmond ws,xJ
In ruy fieID. FAST TEssEss9P Oct Ia 1874
The operations OF the csysirv tina depss sal have
been very active ana important lor past fss ~ssss
teaching the onemy soms serious l,s0nA Tho engage.
aeu OF yesterday signal 10 cry so,nl,sts
rout and stampede OF tbs euemy though not ssi
less 20 our foroes Of which shall hereafter spoas
Some Ave hundred cavalry, under Lieutenant Cobsa
Brown of the federal army, came 20 Grennvle tos
lIh instant "A an escort for Coon@ Robert trAwrord
fcy L.st tennessee This was colaruas
ted TO tho proper general officer. when steps
from the place Other important uaDyements do
penssd witn looking 10 the aslodgmen, Of the encny
from the .. oDty, 10 order 90 capture this rofce.
Crsw ord had hnisbed hs oraton ia behalf or LncoD
srd Johnson ana takirs Or early occopaiioG ~
tbeir enre -tais declaring ,hat the "rcbes" had ~
gone irom tue courrJ 10 RlChmond tie purposs a
reinforcing 60 kc when, n the MIDST o. his hsrnngs.
the dashng Carter struck his fsnk Warm spin2
commanding the fcds al forces snd told hira 'sstsHA
his ground, tnat thry could snniHisls ,he robes AS
their muskets bonded 10 ~ squadron 4 cavalry
dashing down on the Rhesiowu and Gteeu Ele road,
liant Crawford seen making bs ~sy toe
Bulbs Gap as last AZ bis horse cou,d carry him.
followed by tho federal column. The eacmy made
stabd Whatever W the chhse ot eishleen mites insv
leaped from tns norses end took to the woads, wb6
our gallant avaiiers pressed hard their rear.
Horses and Their cqupmeats complete, snall arms ass
Cotning found ~ step of the enrc distance
Five or tho enemy were klied twenty thres capture0
seventy nve horses hundred stand Of with fan
aud two stand OF Coors, aisg tell into
hands Private .ohp AoIain Company =, rnird rennssI
cavalry, captured one stand or conrs AID prvsse
Gu ries Deu Sixteenth Tennessee cavalry captured ~
other These youns exhibited greet saiiantry ssA
the praises OF their commanding officers.
The enemy came out late 10 tho evening with frsSA
horses, but advsnced very cautcusly
In the charge GreeDvilo Colonel 1ohn A. RoSsnS
OF tho -,xty second Icppessoe nlortav vouDde1,
and expired this morning at two O'Clock In hts dsssa
tho army and country lose noble aod galanl oioer.
He second 70 more IN this department tic ootereA
the in tho beginning of the war and diD
tingusbed for his efficiency ~ cavalry officer He dtsd
cain and resigned to hts tatc lie hls dyDa
moments that his Culture uncionded aud all wsA
WE'LL" Thus fall onv yaiient braves.
The detacnnent in the engagement wore immediately
under the command Of General Vaughu 1ho narrowly
escaped being killed in tho first charge.
Private ii. 4. Caoney, Third Tennessee cavalry wAG
also killed. The enemy ire sone three thousand s,rosS
at Bulls Gan.
No indication or m advance from that direction.
Great fears entertained by the Liacon party -
Fast Tennessee that Mcclellan viii be elected. | an
credibly informed BY Intelligent persons inside sns
cnenys lines. that all the promioent Union men OF me
country for Mcclellan. Nsthefsnd and NeisOo are
bold 10 their demands for him. Prisoners captured
terday for "Lte Mac" as they call him, notwth
think that Mcclellan will beat Lincoln in this State
Neiherland and Nelson have both become dsgrsed with
Iiucoln and thus exPress tbsnseives
Enemy, three thousand strong, evacuated Buli's Gag
yesterday morning before dey and moved hurriedy -
the direction OF Beams station They much rieDtsa
Cd Their evacuation Was caused o. confederate move
ments in the Wcet All Ia working well In this dspasep
ment.
Steamboat Explosion ON the Alaba1o
MomI r. DC, IS 1854.
Th0 steamer Senator No. exploced her botisrs, Aal
was burnt and sunk sunday. on the Alabama riysy.
Four white psrsoIs twcnty uegress killed 0kxs
t0en others inlred.s