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ssion of a hill near the Hyde Ferry road and planted a battery on it. The guns of Fort Negley were engaged in shelling some persistent rebels who were erecting batteries. Some more of these insurgents were actually seen taking observations of Fort Gillem, and so close that Captain M. Forrest, of Hood's cavalry, was recognized by some of his former friends in the besieged city. The river was six and a half feet deep, but was falling, which would interfere with the operations of the gunboats. ock this morning. The bearer of the flag of truce had the following letter from General Hood: Headquarters Department of Tennessee and Georgia,in the field, December 5, 1864. To the Commanding Officer of the United States Forces, Nashville, Tennessee: General: I have now in my possession a large number of Federal prisoners, captured during the recent campaign, which I propose to exchange with you for an equal number of Confederate prisoners belonging to this army, in accordance wi