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d the situation of their forces. Major-General Breckinridge command the advanced infantry force of the rebels. This division of Bragg's army did not penetrate into Kentucky, but remained in front of Nashville, operating under General Anderson, Breckinridge in person being for a short time in Kentucky, lending his influence to induce Kentucky to secede. It is said that he became disgusted and returned to Tennessee.--His division is about 5,000 strong. Among the brigades is that of General Maxcy, which figured in Buell's rear when evacuating North Alabama, and which fought at Stevenson and Fort McCook in August last. This division is abundantly supplied with artillery, there being six batteries with it. 'No works have been built at Murfreesboro' of a formidable character, unless they have been projected and constructed within the past week. The main rebel army is encamped at Tullahoma and Estell Springs. The former point is at the junction of the Manchester and McMinnvill