The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-06

VIE i4u1of ~ lnnnsuu.A lsallu
er il will be worry gratifying 20 its spb-
ject, bahiaaiA6f of dosbtg sera no
comment 10 offer at present on this sim
gular apology, but record it as one Of
the curiosities IA The history of t6eipfes-
i'iissstBA ""sliB "a gsSots.R 40 sstsla
pResReuotauaBf ssoSs nuslh
We se6 80 fAts yoFtherf jonFnais ad
announcement which will be extremely
gratifying TO all well-informed friends Of
our Southern cause, viz the removal of
General Buell. from the cOmmaHdsofathe
| Army of the OhiO.sa otfrta ts -
! Fhat'an army eonapOsedp snagreat part
Of raw recruits, and deprived in a great
measure Of transportation, now tie laore
necessary since tho almost complete de-
stFuction of both lines of railroad from
Bowling Green to Nashville, OF the camp
eqnipage, and of Tie abundant supplies.
| without which il seems irhpossibie for 4
Yankee army to exist, can be s0bsisted
and equipped except by so consummate
Comissarvi IatfdT6 nartarnlaster as Buell.
has pEoved himself to be, is matter of
doubt; that ANY Other Federal General
pnsseFsss the thorough Knowledge Of the
eouRtry in which, the Campaign is to be
conducted, md,gwhat is equally, import+
ant, of rtherai6ieulties tei beneReppntersd,
regulates TO pgshI IN, from the Reintat
which hiss predecessor left off 40 rapidly
as will be necessary ~ any hope Of sAcr
cessis, hardly probable; but that any
Yankee comnandsF that ,the iYaEip the
West has yet produced, will display,
when placed in the same .position, any
! thingzlike equal TALENT rs, that which
BnelluAas evinced we may safely pro-
paHnce q Impossible, ,Jset Us briefly cont
slider the history nj bis commandsiR Alar
hama and Tepnesssef tspV Ftsrse, 70
4 g II is. UNNECESSARY tothe aFgumqpt 70 Fei
mark that bis arrival bye forced marches
that no oRe1 bslisved any Yankee army
could make Brested igsm ps, the fruits
of 9uryhFst days victory aty Shiloh, and
to assert that had the advice which, he
has the credit of having given, tpswit:
ltopHsh on. after tbe eight Of Monday, been
followed, we lWoqld haye had reason 10
regret the battle, .Ybish, as matters turpf
ed ont,was che date Pt which our series
OF idisasteEs ceased and 9pF subse quept
success Spmmenced-pus a n, a, ,,,r,1 sal
/ Then and usfterWaTdS Mhile The Fed
eFal hosts lag thFealssHtipg GoEi9th, .B1gsll
WAS subordinate 70 Ha9sck, and be never
tYaalsiin c9mma9pia qptill BealHlregard selYaeqI
atsd CoFintbt trst having COLLECTED and
.oEEgaanizzeh the mighty AMY one w pg cpf
Which but aSfew days ago pepaced the
States North IA, the, Ohio, lanOtheE, has,
ere thisl cpb TO pieces, the army, OF. Rose
Grams, and in. which, when IT. shall be
uqpited, we cOPfdes To- defy and punish
usit,isMell kpqgSap,, thet.xihts4 GsSsSSpI
Buell. was lIaeedS IA com a., Of that
army IL was greatly reduced in hhil numbers,
70 p us s9 aAE psp We "
lGleiY Ssaglrs 9 % B. .tssp4 qo3n tns Rs4Ps
OF thefS tates occupied by BIS torees had
,beeP dftailed he had nothing Jeii With
which 10 ASSUME, the QifensiYe,, Itthps
remained until matters, were rte t9f tbe
great. ipoyementS which We conf IDENTIFY
,be1eyei viii YET result II, We alteration
Of 5Tennessee,, ~ laba1a and. MI esiseippL
aud. the gepossess on of Kentucky. Gen
etgf Bragg ,eohpentgatsd his corps and
built his. bttHdhges at III ttaboog Kirby
Smith, who N Som what SLOW "a mature
his plans, Yst IQss esses an enSfgy. and
rsbfditY III y re cdti6G{' 6lIaisurpasssd, and
resolnle tepacity Ii, holding what he .aci
'qdires Perhaps lneqdqlted By any gene!
raj in the Confedfac I. VAS Teii yye1 fofc1
Aasdhsig u hlg part 'ligls progFa ANIME,
and %eh bdt ths disPaie and q da
log WITH which ne - Owed, w811d have
beeA stbe Most haaafd6hs, Wien fhe
ayaiAhche was Collected and ready %
fan, Gen. Buell'g 'stmy wAs ih Iil6st
ctitich sitistidn, schttared f6mu Widely
distant points 81. thg zen lessee ..fffsf as
far,n6rthwafd as MAINLINE t--oI ~ "a
I Fffisp 6ffdefso Of this iBti9sde = iIia Re-!
nfembef hthg iiifdfhiatidA bfodeht'' 'ff6th
THAT city BY TIE gatIhht1 AID lam etted
Manly, WII6se brutal hrltdef ana the
vbn9SRiiEg exaeted Tor it,s 1afti Vet fresh
III car mtndfies.e '9aA9 heafiy iag we Ne
e6li9cf, the federalo t6rces Hwerg disposed
as follows "a Ato yashvIlIe 3,6O6, aigI4at
afhis AZ oiuhbi a Il 000, AT fdiasikgff GS|,,b0d
at ishefBtville tS0bB,s AZ Mctiihhyiiie'f1, I
O6tP "a TIE 'yfcihity OF lBaitle Ctee8,a an
der 6eneral 'iBueif HIMSELF f2,p09 At
points On .fhee fehdeRsde river ia q lh3aslA
About 1000, in aIlh Rttf6dntihgt0 5000
on 10000 rhen. oIt was cbnhdentlyn Be
lieved fhaF 6rgeg IS 'disp0std wbhid
never kee Kentucky dgdi6. 68eeit SbA.
rofed 'nffsoddrs fyifaf isayttl MN 2 Heh
eral Bragg dettSi1f1qiid Not let the graSs
grow under Ills ifedt litter ne crosse}t The
river Bdl sBdehi perceived not only tae
Immediate danger with which Ne Was
Threatened, But diyihedtlirl plasc8pe of
tho Master plan wiiichthe Confederate
leaders had prepared fBt Htiie 't6hfplete
aunihilaiioh, fn.tw0'blows, Of every Fed
erahcohUpt,sOlfth Of th4 OAi0yaha switch
was)so nearly successful With amen
ergy aRdraiskili whieh elicitsIih0wever
unWilhngly, Oursdnih Atom heieOlieoted
his scattered divisions and urged th6ir
rapid marchn straight iori Louisville.
leaving Nashville 20 lalte.care of itself