The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

corEs-Posdsbce Of the cz.rI-s.oh nereur,
RIcHnoNn Wedn..5.v g..


tore ne could reorgsniEe- We also suffered.
ut IN week vsuld be ready to resume the
onenstys This 10 The substance of a letter
from lee TO the Preside1st. If one nav believe
What . told on good authority Hence Lee
put the river in his fioRf. in order that lie
mignt tns better repair damages Jackson's
reported victory ever Burnside or Pleasnl,fou
is thought by The Secreizry Of War 70 De over
ftAieor-hs merely went back 70 MARYLAND q
proiect Sur artillery AND baggage. which he il
peheveo to have done Al SONS cost 70 fhe,ere-
The Enquirer Processes in snothing arti-
Gle. ~ believe that Lee Contemplated only the
capture Of Harper'r Ferry in his advance 10
Ma. yiAnh- Small game for an army. OF sB. 600
Or 10000 haslaed ~iih sicinrr - Naa.-sss.
The Wing saws Lees looses have sireadv Y be ~,
made gord by reinforcemenfs, Mcclellan vii
also be reinforced. and more rapidly thsirI-ee.
Having taken Washington. BALTIMORE. Harris.
burg aud Philadelphia n inaginnfion let rs
henceiorth moderate our expectation Il was
believed We had 10000 men. None les. viii
do
A letter from XII by Smith to the Executive
gives The most glowing accounts Of Kentucky.
tie thinks the State fully redeemed The wife
pt one of our citizens. who was in Cincinnati
Thiie smith WAS threafeEing il. SAYS ne ccnld
nave taken the place with The greatest ease
Wax he prevented from doing so BY an order
recalling him,
Allowance shouii be nlado FOR Maryland
Her first uprising wha crHshed by her own
Governor and his miIi ofls For more than =
year she las endured the yoke During that
year the romance al war has been diksifjatcs!.
its horrors realized This aids habit in making
the yoke endurable- Lee went into the mos
fankeehed part OF HE State. Between him
and The Southern portion oi the State. vast
Yankee zrns was interpose5 Baltimore
Enicii IS 10 Maryland what Paris IS 10 France.
lay attle mercy Of Porfprs mortar feet and
the hsndreds Of heavy sHrs grinning from the
embr1sHFss on Fcccrzl Hill. Maryland is not
eeriairly lost because Lee 10 again in Virginia
Her chances are not 40 good as we Thought
Lnem week or two ag5. but IL the general
Yankee breakdown which is likely 20 follow
the success Of our cause. MarylanS may ret
, redeem herself Let Us hope So at any rate.
THURSDAY. September .26.
II seems TO be conceded that our whole army
did come mo Virginia for strategic reasons
ami ~ - geae.s.ly teiieved--nobody appears
90 know anyi.ias-tiiat il has gone back In
20 Maryland As &c the strategic reasons
We are al in maze The expression Is too
fankeefed 10 Phase . Sonihera ear A sol
dier jllsi IRON the army tells me that the feht
Al o.laTpsbnrg Vas 5ne not TO be Dragged
about by either party We held part OF the
Held; fhe enemy heid the other; an. though
/ We sifyed tiil Thrraday We left $500 wound "a
I IL Fff Coa;aittse o.l the Flag ard Seal en-
braeef geH:Ien,cn Of anqhertionsbIe taste. bui
/ iof. .rety bad lnck. Alter tnsatils Of labor they
seiected Sag. which vas - de-idcd ti.zr thr7
had 70 pa: = cut II sight; and nov they have
picket cuta seal which is grasied with Jokes
and jfers- Wigfall and the E-Gnine- are e.
Ipecially sessEe>on H. The latter thinks sim
sPle design. such as = lofty pine. an oak. !
house. or a bull with lowered horns. i tie
fcorreft thing for \ national seal
The Wing is tart. rns morning. upoa the
POLITICIANS whn of late. have distinguished
i themselves by warring against the newspapers
There was little sensation in tho House
lyesterdsy. Mr. Miles alluded to statement
IN speech made 10y the Presidents friend
Ar- Bsrksdale. B said the speech Vas
printed - IL was taken down by de stsno
4 grapheT- Mr. Foose asked him If IL had no,
been written out from the sfsnozrapher'.
notes Tho question" replied B. anzrsly
- iInPeTsiaeni--to .lle issus. The lasf ihre,
woFdE were uttered mildly. Foote. who haa
ccrai4eIced 70 rise rom his chair. sat do~r
again
F.IDAr. Sept. 2s.
am satished the army is on tais side OF In.
river. and tkat'It viii remain sometime in or
ceT 10 recruit and reorgAn.ze. All agrec thai
Che struggling is beyoi.d precedent AT sharns
burg Aiahones brigade had only eighty mer
actualiy engsged-all tho rest broken dosr
and stfaggfns Souls zsy our men did noi
fight well. owing to the cold reception they
] got IN Maryland others say the fghting was
desperate on both sides
i The. House Committee on Foreign Aff1irs
have reported favotaby on the resolutions
tendsring conciliatory measures 20 the people
OF the Northwest Thsre s also minority
adverse report If OR Generals we're as adrois
and Inscriptions rs Alexander Fzrnese was.
i they might do much 10 undermine and sap the
I war spirit of the enemy. But. in the long run
! Truth ID the best diplomacy and for some time
10 CONS good sound beatings will be the beat
arguments We can use against the Yankees
i We are agreeabiy surprised at tho hospital
rsturnS. Out Of 99,5O8 patients. only 1908
have died little ovor seven per cent. All
i believed that at least 10000 had been buried
here But many who are discharged AZ crres;
arc never of any service in the field This is
especially true Of cnvalescents from typhoid
lityer. vast majority of whom break down II
from three to ten days after they rejoin Ia,
army M
/ Habit has made many railroad coaductor,
hereabonts regard soldiers as hogs They care
InnIhing whatever for them Thousands have
been scat up the Central road. turned into sts
woods. without food OF shelter or guides. 4
make their way TO the army in Aarylsnd. Bu,
4 this is not the worst he other day four carI
laden with pleasure seeking civilians lefp Cul
lHeppet, while hundreds Of wounded soldiers
lky stfewn alo g the track. imploring riteousI,
to be taken in. There they lay. with the coli
Auitilhn rain pouring down upon them and
the conductor backed of hastily. needless o.
their dries.
! Thelrsmains Of Gen. Starke have been IL
lterrsd with due military honors AZ Hollywood
4 Cemetery He hes By the side OF his son