From Murfreesboro

Murfreeeboro, Maroh 21. An ojcpüdition of cavalry and infantry, supparted by battories of Artillery, uuder comiqand of MajorG-erieral Stanley, whioh left hei-e on last Thur.sday, encomitered on the seoond day out, the forces of Geneml Morgan, about 2,500 strong, entrenched on 8uow Hill, three miles boyond Liberty. The enemy reiatód. o.ur approaoh at flrst, but fiuüing Gonorat Stanley was ïnaking preparationa to surround liini, f.ed after firing a few guna. Two were killed. Several rebels were killed, and a few glragglers captured Tha expedition haring been compelled to abandon a pursuit, wont in the direotiou of Lebanon. Our forcea rouehe'i that placo on Saturdaj', entering tke town froin diifuront direetiona. Several Union families welcoinod our arriyal by dipJ'iyiog the Stars and Stripes, charing, waving handkerchief's and the like. TrjST 'l1'13 ïaO0 i'aüs expudition is coufessed !)■ failure.