The New York herald., 1864-10-29

below Adarsvhie yesterday, killing one man and wound
ing eight.
without making any captures Of persons property
The road y completed 70 Atlantis. Trains isfs shs
morning for that point.
A Review OF Hood's Army as n Passed
Through V1uanow.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct. 20.l
On The capture Of the garrison a. Dalton. Ga Hood
sgreed 10 the officers but before permission 20
received, the whole rebel army passed alongono
portion taking road to the south, while another pressed
thus Afforded Col mel johnson his officers to review
il wcre HOODS whole IoSce-s privilege prob bly,
The information thereby gained has peculiar interest
Several officers counted the number Of infantry rcgi
menss and IN the three found the aggregate 70 be
about ono hundred and seventy. The regiments will
average two hundred men. some have less than one
hundred while fcw othors, having apparently escaped
the general wear and tear OF the campaign up 10
four and five hundred Cleburne's division counted,
and footed up about 700, rank aud file Each division
reckoned between nsy and sixty. The wagon train
long but hadore OF capacity for holding supplies than
great deal supplies OF four hundred wagons
which was momeDtarly expected from Blue Mountain.
about a5, ooo
During tho time our officers we're in captivity fshree
days they received one ration Of corn meal and fresh
beef, and in instance did they observe any other
articles Of diet among the rebels except when they
brske from the ranks on the marches for persimmon
and apple orchards Yet thing in their Ian
guage and bearing i dicated that they determined
to fight awhile longer Their eation the fancied
fatal trick upon sherman relieved the 6erceness their
conduct toward prisoners; but deep seated, ndig
thipy clad having as general thing only panialoons
shirt and hat In their inventory OF clothing the FIRST two
greasy and tattered tho last shock ing affairs n multi
iudnous variety AZ general thing they were toeraoy
well shod though in OF StewaTs divisions Of
officers couuted over three hundred oaefooted prvaes
Not than in ten have blankets. and much sut
eriDg must have ensued through the frosty nights
prevailing Their marches were conducted in three
oralIa wing dtu anAr md
without struggling Three hours, from four seven
A. NJ, tho morning referred to- occupied nfas
sing given point by these three columns. :
In the ne distinction 10 apparel, between the oH.
and men. nearly obliterated Reeimenta dis.
comment uron the commands Of their immediate officers
with JUNCTION and broadness Of dction which has al
ways been native TO tho taste and instinct Of the highly
polished intelligent and aesthetic lower orders Of the
Soaih, surnanlsd the sunny.
cabre. The public animals were n pretty good condi-
tonquite equal TO pulling along light field batteries,
empty WAGONS and careering under the wiry not over
fat, grizzled and besmeered cavaliers.
Hood is described as thn, STOPPING man, with ply
sicai tournure embcilishcd bv wooden leg and wied
arm. My nsormants dwelt upon the dreary, wear.o1,
baleful expression of his gray eyesack lusire
laec orbs that tell Of overwrought nerves, seepless
nehts and settled melancholy. His speech Is slow and
marked by courteous gravity. ''He could smie,
an told, 'wi,hout facial revolution"
The General well mounted, and closely fol.
lowed BY an orderly bearing his crutch. The salient
features sloGch hat and envelopipg
chea,hsm Is robust, orid and together with his tan,
s better dressed ihan other gcneraistha s, MS uni
form was probably donned last spring Cleourne looks
Irish SIR Patrick O'Plenpo, but talks without Hhcr
MAN accent faded cap not over large, was held on
he head by the ba beng reversed, and taking reef
around the maevolent organs-ncuding amstiveness--
the back Of The head In TACT peaked and largely
developed that porn OF Pat skull opposite
his pronounced snuf tray, that those who him the
fret time reckon IL his most apprcciable and frappn
physicai point His dvison by the way, seemed very
anxious 10 assault the fr, At Dalton, and would have
formed the so ming column. the garrison marched
the Cieburnes conld hardly be restrained from flying
at the 'damned white n'gsers," rs they termed the
Bate not ssying It Tor tho sake OF ALTERATION, t
bru,e-a gaun. stopping. shabby Iariy, o. darS com
lohus q, after his surrender at Dalton, 10 60 to
block house three miles up the road ana "teil the
id fools that they surrounded Dy larre
army and would be blown to lhe devi they refused 70
surrender instantly Colonel johnson reoined that be
felt sufficiently Inundated by the necessity for his own
surrender and would go on no such errand "Yes. God
damn you, growled Bate - shuld thnk you are con-
scious OF overwhelming dagrsoe In berdng with mig
gers THIS truculeEt general grew indignant
that ae cement had been made to parole Office s.
and asked the colonel commanding the guard, IN the
hearing of officers to them hts div siou,
and be would soon dispose oil the CONS Of b---s.
The Mississippi troops prominent In heappg
abuse and contumcly upon the prisoners They ost
opportunity Of insulting them, and were the leaders IN
p.hed, however, rather BY stealth than violence
Much kndress was shown our men by como Tennessee
vile They 70 conndsni that they were going directly
TO Middle Tennessee and seemed TO have the specific in
formation that they should winter about Shebyvle.
Sick and Wounded Troops OF Eastern
Reg mcnts Entered In Nashville Hos
pitats, October &i. 1864.
NEW YORK REC fMINTs.
N. Freeman Co. Z, lC2d, pneumonia.
N Scadenstox. Co J, l7lh, daryh0a.
Freeman, 90. L, lc2d. asthma.
fergt }. II. Middleton. Co. 3, l2o,b, wounded in arm
Ch hires b. Thompson, Co. q, Goth
Alex. Webster, Co +, l37tn
Sergt D. 7. Myers, Co. X, l9s.h, chronic diarrbna
v. ). Parsons, Co. +. Ioyth. rheumatism.
G. N. Hery, Co. b, 123d, heart disease.
PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS.
L. Hardy. Co. r, l1lth. wounded In both legs.
John ober, Co. II, 2sth, diarrhma.
Fred. PR, 90. +, 109th, wounded 10 left thigh.
Sergt. d. Smith, Co. ID, 2sth, left leg amputated.
serg w. Harrison, Co. X, 2Sib wounded In let a.de.
Levi pisseuger, Co. +, 25tb.
Richard Young. Co A, 2Sth
NEW JaRsEY REGIMENTS.
N. Ldenstaucb, Co. |, 11;h, intermittent fever.
Et6rLAR REGIMENTS.
sergt. p. Pyan, Co u, 18th, wounded IN left arm
J. CarmsD, Go. q, I'd battalion, 10Th diarrh,na.
I. John Larson, Co. a, 18th. wounded 10 leu side.
Jacob Keller. CO. b, 1eh.
c. n. Sanbogn, Co. II, 18th
fenBis ialaunary. Co. d, 10th.
john GafDey, Co. A. 16tn.