New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Rebel Acco1nts.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES FROM HOOD TO TIN
REBEL CAPITAL.


REBEL CAPITAL.
Prom Tho Richmond Wing Dee. a.
Gen. Hood telegraphs from Columbia, Tenn,
18th St. tour latest direct adviees from hm) tnat
The enemy evacuated Columbia lstt night, anu nan
rereated toward Nashville Our army moving 'or'
ward"
REPORTED CAPTURE OP TRAINS AND STORES IN
NORTHERN ALABAMA BY THE REBELS.
From The Richmond Whir, Dee. q.
The following telegram from Lieut.. Colonel
Wpder Of the Fopieth Alabama cavalry was recci' ed
at Tuscnmbia on the 2otn ult.:
DECATUR Nov 2s-o r. Mo Brig. Gen. RopDT:
have Just returned from Huntsville. Tho enemy evacu'
atod last night. entered toT Immediately Win
lieutenant and two men at daylight scented two mIss
each side OF the town, found 10 enemy ana retu'hed
had Just arrived when train loaded with two hundred
negro soldiers in from direction VI Stevenson AFTER
DegO women and children. 80
!, with man, attacked the engineer with pistoh
and frightened him that he ran the enene of the
track. pretended ! had regiment near by, and
caused tho negro troops 10 stampede had the engine
put on the track and, with twenty cars brought 10
Decatur, am putting my regiment on 10 go 20 Inc
assistance of Col Rus-o! who has the road Gu. above
Bro~nsbOrough and Dnc trains loaded WITH oidhhhc"
and quarteiasters sidres cut off and guarded by two
hundred troops Col. Russell says they have destroyed
y. w. wrDER,
hicut Col. Com Forleth Alabama Cavalry.
Since the above in type We have read al Official
telegram from Gen. beaGregerd. stating that Gen
Eoddy reports nom Decatur that Lieut. Col Wincer
captured two locomotives, MilL their tenders t"eh'
ears and the pontOon bridges across the rver mostly
Ia good order.
BCRBRIDGE AND BRECKENRIDGE.
MOVEMENT or BUEBRrDcr TO BEANS s1AI1HN.
From The Bristol Rsyistsr, Dec. I. -
There is an appearance ~ stirring times IN ms DC.
pariment again We have well founded report that
BurbTiJge had entered Tennessee through Cumberland
Gap. and with force Of two white and three negro
regiments (about four thousand in alp, had reached
Beans Station ten miles from Ger. Vaughns headguar-
tiers at NorrstowD. Whether be viii proceed to KNOX
Vile or rsk an engagement with Vaughn u not known
party Of vsughns cavalry had skirnish across the
Cnch Rive. 81 Fvsrss Ferry. With about one hundred
Of the enemy in which Lieutenant HiphuT and private
Beuly On orr aide we're wounded.
From below also learn that L Iion regiment of
COZ mounted men reached Knoxville from Cumberland
tap a week ago. Krks men and the 9Th Tennessee
Yankce) Regiment at Severs'le, the 9TH aud 18Th
ut Knox WIFE, and the 10Th Michigan still at Straw
berry Plains.
Tie two Boyds nrothersn.law Of Gen. Vaughn).
who were missing after tie defeat OF Morrisfown have
Just come 10. They have been II Monroe and BlouDt
Counties where they report ouI southern friends In
god spirits.
The East Tennessee hundred days men are refusing
10 rcsnliki In the Union service.
Capt, Jim Giles hsd killed Capt. A. j. Pesrsors. both
Of Major Joseph Dcvlne's command of Union Home
Guard. Ihey report troops passing from Chattanooga
10 ard Nasty He