The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13

him. We caDnpt learn that any trial had been
orieresl f'is hiIn- or lat he IA been uncorsdi-
tisinally released
.oUR ARrIiLERr Loss.
Our loss III artillery. IL is estimated, will be
more than thirty pieces No batteries were
taken Oh, the rebels.
LOSES II N DOW FLus CORPS
The losses in M'Dowells corps are very
hdaSy. fhat Of Rieketts division is the
Ihaaviest. Ont Of llis Generals there remains
bar c1ie-- Carroll. v0nnded soIne fin-c ago :.
Dirves aBd Tower. bllth wounded last Friday
III HartshiiLf being the only lone leit in
inlnd. ! Jew days will suffice 10 reorganize
tile remaiua oi tire c3IIrs WHO are now here
The fl0th fenusyFl Col. Lewis. from your
Guy nave about oilelhundred men left
rsg FEELiSG IL wAstlisGToS' cITY-wAxr OF con-
FiDEScE rSN PorE tscoNPErEScY OF M'DowELL.
The most import Ait a lnn ssions OF the extent
q the defeat whida tae Worth has sustained
on tie HlainsAof n sFsassas. and IN the neigh
birhood of the Fpionac. are contained in the
snbioined Wtsianst4n correspondence of the
BilIimore Ame.lcsfi. probably the biackest OF
The Back Republican sheets of Baltimore.
fcorrespqn ience 4 the BsRimore Amerirsn.
fWAssl lSGroS, Sept. 3, (. s.-Washington
city was last nlshtiln state OF great excite
menf. AMI not without most substantial cause;
crowds were gaflicred al all the h0tes dis
Nliihoilit III aliA ta4c
anilOuiioement tliat Gem Mcclellan had been
lsissigned 10 the ronniand q all the troops
.tsscu,bled iOr the tlefeIise Of Washington was
/ senerallS predicted 10 mestn that before twcn-
iy-iour hours should elapse the whole army OF
tirsinia would be xifhin tlie area Of territory
under hlsi jsais,lictipn.
The iacts are. tlf,t tho army Of Virginia has
+ been ofa-geHcralel, out-6AIiketl. and dis
he.,rrened by the daily and hourly evidonccs
OF superior geIefaisnip on the part ct the
febels that il IS hpe on It's WY TO Alexandra.
mourning the less of many gallant officers ami
i men, riIo have ls,st their lives suffering
! from wounds and exhaustion, many Of them in
The hailds oi the febels-
ii BY tho time iiis letter reaches you the
whole command Ut ten. Pope will have fallen
lack upon the cufrenehments aud works for
tic defence ol Washington under tic com
i.,and Of Cen MrCIeIlai.
The S~oundedlicre say they have no faith in
lGenerai Popes capacity 10 command 4 great
army. and rldcuec The pretentions announce
nenls he put fotth. al the commencement ol
the cafipaign with headquarters IN the sad
ldle." &C. They complain ef bad geReraship
land SAY that the w.iole -camPaign has been
lwlihont plan OF strategy. and that he ha'
ilwalked INTO every trap they set for him. with
out foresight or common prudence
As 10 General Mcdowell. his withdrawa
from the army oi Virginia - necessity thai
1.-THE Presidenr can no longer resist. Not only
his wlioie command. but every otlfer division
drnouiires INN in terms aud language tal
viii not. perhaps be proper to repeat Sufics
IL to say that those lighting under him com
plun inat his orders led thsM constantly ts
ilsa~itr. wile 10 kept himself IN safe posi-
tom
AT four O'Clock yesterday morning train 0
: loo wagons Will eommissary stores was IN
, terceIted by the enemy. between Fairfax Sta
ton and Cenfreville, and driven OF toward
Manassas before the party could be intercep
, ted Tney secure the whole train and. doubi
) iess. fafed sumptFDusly to-day
: The return OF the army To Washington is
= great mprtiicafion in military circles. and
will. doubtless bs one OF equal tnortihcato
To the whole cDiintry- After fifteen month
OF toll an bl. .caisisef, we have now retur.,e'
E To the Starting point. and the whose work Ina
10 be commented again. The C0Dsfderate
ina now again rsIterate their assertion witt
Z some slIox ot iliausibility. thai nte S0sLth cds
= aerer be congnss sK
81 There cannot be .i4>fo be any panic here
), but the mortlfcation j. great, aud the disap
1 pointlnent se>deep. that every man seems e
= carry his>>feelilI,ss m his countenance-- Ther'
I IS a rpnhor this evcning oi 4 change ia tie cab
i'ef.
p ExctTEMErT n PESNsTBv MA.
II HaRRisBdRcs September 9.-A rurn0r % thl
y effect hat Governor Curtin had teiegi aple'
! the Secretary Of War that he lad insisted up
I on the PennsJ lvania troops being placed IN
Z der The command OF Cen Mcclellan. has gain
E ei considerable circulation both IN Washing