The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

a.'i - known thai hsy have each, three batteries
:. gs' artillery, and several pieces ot heavy g.a.
Ahaig the division commanders In Haydee's corps
are , u buosner, Henry w. Hilliara and Eriga-
der General Slaughter. This Slaughter we cannot
reealt 70 mint and vhas been suggested to MS that
savage, OF Tennessee, IL meant. With Buckner
our fesders are fau,iiar Il il rumored he has
been made a Major General There ia little doubt
INA, he commands q division oi this army, orgaa
izeh 10 penetrate country with which he in iuii
mateiy nederiated, and III which, II usa.eKs
10 deny, he has u widespread and evil iuf1usn nre
over certain classes al people. Chestham Of Ten.
nes5fe. Ani~reah. af pensaeoa notorieiy spd
Many at TennrS..e have ,iiyisinns in p,lk,.
corps.
Nut Ihe iWo corps of this army thus oreau;yed
nndes fis'rdse, fo!k sud Bragg on or a,out the aI
q" Aa&hst crossed the Tennessee ri. er to Harrison
a tfT iuileg above CHATTANOOGA the stream at thar
point being easily iardei. On The evening Of III.
@.th q! Ansast ho had marched westward by iha
Nonnt;ah ROAD 10 Dunlap. Al the time Of reach.
ing 'i'is point, our informant first saw them, and
Sa@ i.' tue busbeA near the toa n, marked then, 20
bs he counted forty pie ces cf iisd artillery five
regiments oi cavalry, aud fhicty ak regiments of
inisitfy. The ranks al which appeared him 10 b.
hrSfty or quiie iuii lie represents that the
were well armed, ani the eayalry Wen maunted--
f!le h2terieR were very complete all The appoint
iheuss huins aew and tnii. The regiments moved
WIN DAT Three wagons saea, and il stated in
Dunlap that the officers were allowed TO carry iit-
tit 's no baggage. The troops provided with
large trpanlins which they stretched from tree 10
Tree, and sulaer whiol, whole companies can seer,
with comfort.
tfpa'I,BE OF regiment taking up bat il,te room,
Ths Srn tivea cii tke ssnnlry. Many ol he pae,,
were nduntFi nn aorSas. With brides impfeytsad
ifaIp ropas aHi tie iits TIE whole fore !, rnocad
speedily ZIP H. valley as jha Se4Hsehy r!yer and
were 3, piksyii!e on he ;tf.h of Augrisi.
bn tie same day Il iaFga force was brown ,ur.
maTd 'aH ar,t A.e e3nnyills aud Nashvia IRON P;k,.
Vile The rebel cavalry made al, advance far 10.
"ar'a acdinnyilIa sn.i ore :wo sniart skrm,sbss
were hai wish cnr tgnops thrown forward from
that I.oiai In she meantime ha res: Of tha rebel
army Waa moving Northeast 70" ards Cassvllle au,
on the Ia: %. september The :s3Yaucs reached the
,nonnia;ns ut Cassviie, having aSeended by the
Grassy Cave road. while the force thrown to-
ward MeMiunyili9 was suddenly withdrawn and
followed liz main Amy. P0siiiv- Information Of
ihis :not en!en, reached Cen. Buell. on Sept II.
Gen. Bragg entered Kentucky NJ Albany, Gin.
ION county. on the oh nf tie ptest nj month u ir
understood iha! hA bad designs against bowling
t.feeli, ani moved Gu towards The Cumberland
tiver HIe crossed tits stream he 1'h thin
aii riobaniiiF he latter dste This ia tha !ss. def.
nil" account ~ which We have n him. He found
biz ';psiso5 HgaE5: i:owing t.reen frustrated. .nd
is ii0darstcod "a hsNe moved nofihWaFd f0SaIds
Columbia. 4 iar county. he i. Cow said 10 he
In .'at liciCity, ald from all L- information We
have froM o'her sources this .tlru,a is not All I'M
ptut3bie one.
IT is likely lhai Grs..a st ,i,a head OF i.is large
force * 10 r0sa' ile with Kirby Smith and Hum
i-iTey Marshal 'Oj course tfa combined force Will
i''' t,fis'iSaoa' ID iaHaliars sud discipline.
THE NaR IN MARYLAND.
sifader this lt-i;ng tl- Baltimore C!pesr {sbieet
Yanase) aaa tie following on Maryand's brief ex
pei.ence OF the wur.
Ha have baei .aglisi onl-d readings oil wars
ani YGa:urs oi wars .a;! battles In which hosts Of
oar fellow rohn:fs,an g,ero engaged and IN ". .Iich
thousands ui them were killed wounded. still We
dis. NOT tu:iy gesii2e The consequences of this rebel
tu 4 - yl Il 3ss
brought ~ ntr very DOORS has been the du-
! ring the n.ss week oar State, prosperous and
h0lIrs5ing ~ ali sis borders, la. been suddenly in
! ..deh by ragged aHi s,grgiug army FROM the
South which, reduced 20 the utmost straits within
| the limits Nj Virginia, have made desperate fort
| 10 "ataa sGpPlies for theft furnishing ulsn and
/ horses, by raid upon the rich ields OF the
| western section Of our St4te. Tie plans of
! :he rabsis + they had G-y that ware fully de-
lined. only be ectur-,i LG: whatever ti,ey
! may have been, they have met with disappOint-
Inent and ara" bac',s in lha carrying Of them out,
| 1haj has changed the whole programme which may
:sFe hsnn marked ont fo. tieuifoF Il is very evi-
DENT !ia! they :.ia rnw more anxious get beyond
oar borders Than they were 20 Grass I;ls shallow
iDTGS Of the Eo!GrIse III tigir advent ao our 81 ate:
an! thas the anticipation Of milking an entry into
I:e state Of PtGBsy yi.ania is and forever post
| !4onsd. AZ they tnd not oay powerful army press.
! iag npnn heir rear. bui tha, there q mighty
| lost assembled ihe boIds!a OF our neighbors
with eeiexit laat would have done 10 iiscrea;t
10 tie chiefs OF Scotia hen they hoiSted their
ire fakes rpon :te mountain cliffs to SUMMON their
clans 10 the Tescue FROM taa iueursinus Of their an.
| ceut foes from he oppGate sho.es OF the Tweed.
These honest Ve0ulen OF Paansyl ylvania are in like
manner ready Ia meei aud drive them back 10 the
! despoiied and ravag.a fields Of The poor Old Do.
| il..nion.
It nay be considered :. matter OF doubt e.her
! lhe rebel Generals lad any definite plan of opera.
! tiDHs yhen ;aey entered inlo Maryland, but pro-
! Ea6iy cajcuiaed 10 act cTeums ances might ad.
l:!!t. A.tcr our tfG0ns were masSed behiDd their
Washington, Tia, Ietei Generals
imagined! tIAI they were 800 much demo. szed li-
! il.s,iiA!tly to iake the iied; and their army
would be bat " asting tiu.e TO rslau idle waiting
.ur thu Union i"rces 10 recruit and be reinforced,
/ lhe desperate ei.rt WAS determined make a
/ raid ,ato hafyiend 10 gather supplies. and il the
afleGopt s.surd feasible, make Tl,sh Baiti-
more. take Washington III the rear, OF even 10
! pr-l GA 10 Pennsylvania They expected, also 10
meet with troops G friends from among the Secss-
sionists ia ,As city and State, and that heir army
! would tins he strengthened by the influx of the
| MARYLAND 't!iiyalry, VITO had been long beg.
ging tie Ccnf-ds 10 come 10 their aid. promising,
10 dcubt, what gfes.i things they were going 10 do
! " hen they could be backed By the rebel army on
this side of the Potomac.
T. rebels from every account Ue can gather
have beea wofuy deceived and disappointed in
The Aid thus snteipa al, and ii is more than proba
lie thai he desertions from them have been two
10 IN excess III the additions they have received
from their friends il This State Indeed ihe evi
denean gre thai ii1ost Of those ho int ended oD
! them, when they reached their lines, and L und
" haI Il miserable set OF Wo begOne srt cadaysrors
locking demons, iii 'ta human form. the rebel army
eliATaliy speaking presented, even they could not
stomach tha least before them, sld the most OF them
! retired iu disgust. The whole movement uol
unlike :. hap hazard :.tiemri. such as the desps
rate gambler makes. afahing his iasi dollar il
despair, ana prepared ior the ruin staring
him in he face. unless his !isfk should suddenly
change. Starvation and nRll llaCness before fh;
! rsheis ans; unless they rnGld get ino Washington
aiti obtain iba supplies gathered there for oui
4
TINS h1a ii ~ hostage for ,he,r recognition they
knew that their hopes were gone, and thai they
could mol survive the coming winter.
The repuise with which they have net, and III,
lack OF sympathy here, will at least assure tht
rebels that they have been wofuy deceived b,
thei, friends iii Maryland i'll beir promises OF aid
that the State oi ssaryl.l desired not their al
| pearance: and these u ho had been making sucl
promises of that kind Of Secesn strength calculate,
to meet their requirements, were merely anxious il
nlail.. themselves appear oi some tonse 4u~nee il
The ayes OF those fron whom, here atter il may ~
necessary 10 seek iayoTs
IlIh TINES On OtH GENERALS
The Ero York Tisufs hsss au article on our Ge,
erals and their rank. ii says:
The Mai0r.Ge enersls oi The Confederate arm
are numerous. and Stone wall Jackson, who hold
his rank, stands at some distance from the head q
tlie lisi. Both i.ongstreei ard a. =. ill his
ni.,rs iu raaS. II it bs tiue ttaf General J0sep
Io!iE atom hss recovered from the severe wounds
received nj , ar Oaks sufficiently ia allow him t
sake The field, We may fairly understand that th
rebel campaign al Invasion will be really drecte
in ne supreme rsagI by his clear, quick, keen,
daring inteilectan inselieet fertile in
AZ his will s sri it 10 execute what his iudgmer
has de erfacd. We have m0re 0-midabl
enemy.
The appointment ir-t announced Ia the Kiehmon
papers uf 50 conspicuous an Glicer Is Gen EeAnrt
gard 10 The command Of The Department of Sout
alf.nr and .n.f atEs W. MI m