, 1864-01-30
Especial coneeE ondeace Of the Chicago Tribune !

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lspec1h CorrefT ondeuce Of the Chicago Ttibune,1
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Jan. Is, 1sss
On the 10th Inst, q very happy affair c.
currcd near New Market. East Tennos.oo l..
which fnroo1nr nar4v ,,tot1,- .u.-..N' IL
ta,o ,-o,,. ~ sehe1 -. r. upon IN
adie Gans oi seoe.s' ana captured all ofthem,
including q rebel general The escort was
commanded by Col Palmer. of the 1sth psnn.
sylyanIa cavalry, who must be entitled ~ ~
raror ~ o,.,a,,n.;.,.- 49, .,.,,,.- eu ~ u4e
s -. D1,S Me o'ui'ant "nait* II
ecems lna1 eener" vance and stat, and Sc
lect company Of officers had retired a few
yards from the encampment of about two
in n rame Of what ss rens,,,,r I ,a "as enesea &.
oa,.es s7';a w.. w.. 10 sas''ty Ano" as asaw
PoAei' Anis 1acI WIS communicated to Col.
Palmer By q loyal man, and a half m hour af-
terwards, the whole crowd Law down the1r
ans-a ,e canara1 Vaaas Ha tusse.ses our peie-
onet'' ueaetal sauce otIaVeo mere fe" days
ngo. He Is fine looking man, with
beaming face and gentle appearance, He look
ed upon the surprise as an accident, aud
thongh evidently feeling chagrined, made the
guard that It was "a d-d good Joke on the
Vance family,n and added that he .tdid moi
believe that death would ensue." lie scem-
ed to be much puzzled in the solutioH of the
problem as about the date during the present
became much confused when be fie1,red m
that for Neal Dow on his side. We had n dozsn
rebel gene1nl officers who lanrnfahei inI1nfted
States hotels (ns he was pleased 10 term nnr
prisons) upon the domains Of Father Abra.
hum. General Vanceis brother Of the rebel
that ostentation which is q general choracte4. a
fzation Of his ilk. and looks }ust ns tbonph In
ould embrace the onnorfnnft1 ~ nrsr;n1s nr
the governmcnt'e pardon, If an exception cn6
be made in Lis case. He fs Of nerTnns.son.
guine temperament, and, according to Fow.
On the 20th inst. q larre force If tha ma.
my made m attack upor fhe niclx et 1insa Iis-
posed BY the 125tb Ohio reo,ment md ot,a~
some heavy skIrmIshinp onF fnrcca wnra coH,l o,n.
PEELED to retire. Subse1uentlv onr WHO'S n i;na
was contracted quite n distnnce nearer KanrD NV
four men killed, among whom were H. Adin.
tant (Smith) and fourteen ,Yonnded. and scr.
eral missing. -10 e~'
A scare took place at Loudon. twentv-s,v
miles this side Of Knoxville. on the 51st
The officer in command i,as ali 11fs ava,iahla
line Of bnttle for three hours. tnR M Tehe1a
appeared, and the fmpromptn army was 5is'
miesed, much to the safiefacf;nn ~ Az 1nta
Enns who were en route home.
At the commencement of the war. amone,
those tho = " who remained firm to the aag and to
toS oos A4Meut was U0cr0r Hunt. (brUther-
in-laW TO PaEson Brownlow) who vehementiy
opposed the dogma Of secession, and con
4emned the movement in East Tennessee.
EaIly IN me stage OF the rebellion this good |
man an1 was atagged from bis family at midnight,
ana s nnlneo. 70 dungeon In Tuscaloosa,
Wnese ne Was Closely confined for year and /
moae aaoa -! 4uIang ms confinement some dis
~ Tnss, matulea ~ me Fapors Of this modern
nai3a 4Ssftook ,st nm and hls finger and toe
pnt IL fo..ia n. oua, anu ns heao became bald
confidence remained unshaken. By some
means hls friends effected his release, aud be