New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

DtfH dUAsVub ti''C HNo "'S"' "" f''"N
bulletin of his combats, triumphs, and losses
during tho last series of battles before Rich
moud; but the traitor chiefs will not lot us
have it, They dare not tell their own story
Of these conHcts-dare not let their dupes
know the extent of their Losses. They have
not yet succeeded in cODcocting bulletin mat
they are willing to make public. Whenever
they do, unless its interest shall meantime
have eyaporated, wo shall give it to our read.
era, as We did Beaurogard's bulletins from
Bull Run and Shiloh, with many other such.
But the Rebel journals constantly find their
WAY across the lines, and their columns are
constatly CLEANED for items of general interest.
Every account they give of a combat IS regularly
reprinted here, and the most important are
flashed over the whole country by telegraph.
THUS the story Of the ten new Rebel gunboats
/ from Europe, which had just made their tri-
umphal entry into Mobile, was disseminated,
though we all knew it must be false. Thus
we have printed Rebel bulletins OF repeated
captures BY their forces of Baton Rouge, OF
which the earlier were certainly false, and the
last are pretty surely SO. Then look 1T the
following Rebel bulletins Of great victory IN
/ East Tennessee:
SEVERE BATTLE AT NOTWITHSTANDING OF 1bE
usIoy FoRcrs-THE REBELS IS POSSESSIONS OF
EAST TENNESSEE AGAIS.
CHICAGO Friday. Aug 10, 1862.
The T.cs ,h, city has the following spcs dist
MEypsi. Tenn. Wednesday Aug 49, lt'2
b,s commenced on the 7ih i.si. at i,krGan,
tho Cumberland Gap bet"een tns sS
under Cen Steve nson, numbering rom ]V' 20 i'
md TIE Un.onists 1t hat place nun9,tnt '.yo' Ill
Tie movement was made III ifott ~ zen 4 ssio' ~.
ia gained the o ID. Union forces 0y i'oe'
marches, aId completely surrounded them 49,. m ,,.
despe ate bght of ou houis ensued, terminating " 'H'
The rnioni,,s Giy,n by superior nun6er IN from.
and when in ull s'aed by Hacking fofcs o.
lie Rebels are thus ia po..roo Of ta Ieonsss'e again
Taerne1t move viii be U.u Buea, with over" hel"'Ds
Gen Beaur.s ard Is at Chai,anoogi eo-opefsng WIN oer
BT,cg 1he combined force Is not lees than 'Vvo ""n'
/ The following improved version oil the balii'
Rebel forgery was reprinted in The HeTGtd oil
last Thursday:
TnE BATTLE Al CUMBERLAND GAr-RFPQirED d.
FEAT ASD CAPTURE o. rni UNION foRohs s:.,
hgxFnl.. Aas. H. 1901
The G,saadd Agpai Of to sth met h'. de, 4teh tom
Cont Isnd Gap 'syns 'hai theIe hss zee o' IL.
md IA. c.p,uTe Of tie unoa army, stores &c u
a.. sd tLst ~ o pri4cner. were iaAen; -. . don.
/ he ,ms ps yeg ,ay, tAst Gen Bueis IN li'c'''"o
he .ro Rebel reports ,ni mast be taken vita grams o.
ph,I ,-rors tcprrs.n, Ru.ii having Kirby smith h.
FROM, with Pof aid hIsg1 in ms Tea''
As our own latest dates from Cumberland
Gap came down only TO the 9Th, on when dai
"A skiruish OF no importance took place near
Tozewell. Just the other side Of the Gap We
feared that there might be some sort ol
foundation for these startling bulletins, until
The arrival on Saturday oi news from the Gap
10 the I2.h-ncary week later than 'he
Rebel accounts-showug that there has been
no serious fght III that quarter-thai TIE Only
.uart ,kirmish WINS on the g.h, between Cen
4 peCource,'. brigade aud Steyenson's Rebe
division. wherein tie advantage was rather on
ths Union side-tbnt Gen. Carter has never
beea engaged nor his army IN dauger--in shorf'
that the whole story OF an important kebe
triumph is only magnlhccnt lie.
;; Consider nov the story photographed from TIN
, city by some Rebel emissaiy on the 9th uit.'
that Gen. Mcclellan aud bis whcle army ba'
surrepdered-a fabrication utterly "inous eA
s cuse. rs that army had beaten of all a''aan'
{ three days before and was resting IN pe'fec
: securi,y-and judge whether the keoes an
their sympaibizers at the North arc mol th
,ro.t eminent inventors OF decisive sletorie
: ,hat the world has ever thowr.