The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-30

ecse0palshe4 . post of Ne os3ecs of M aes,en.
sssastan yestssday-t wit ths sssasl,r - . -,
lion of orr tosees ~ The mnsalala 10 ~ exlrsase
right, be safackaa The mnantain viii eo.A Aar,c.
Watch The seqwel win shsw was nos n,,aua.ceA q
TIE Baeat Eiee h she Tennessee INA cssr3eT nS.r
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msuaed, ehee - did M AeslsAea - usahe ~ -.
sassL He opened u II o'clock With - se11resee
= aosssss valley, dlFectas NJ Ore aesiasa esr
~ NE wsseem al.s ana aohisn tAss ~
sasn c sosls eaks % pan ia he eangsmeal, evina
g g eesse ~ which ense1opeA I.oskous euioe ~
- cssse aoove. AZ haifp psst u he insInssy ss
Very few details h,ve been rccssveI-Scc -.
m9eee los nc TO attempt 70 enter iato pastteu3srs
.ne apseseton prevails IN welt lnlossned elvcies
~ sns Aaatr has noe beea well CONQUERED by ile
sIar forces haA been much weakened DE ai3ht g..
iese ~ the w1thdnwal Of Walkers dlvIslon, which
- ssnt TO ne sght, leaving only Stevensoas aud
- Css.teams divisions behind, both uadeS eommasd
Foaad tate in the Afternoon, haviae Just returned
20 t6o army. Up U tie time OF lhs setnsn hts ~
VISION was under the command of Gen. Jsekson,
tee senior hns.def tn the divieios. twas thoseii
tnaa eneee two dlvielOns would have bsen sWGfleut
% aosd the peeition a9stasa evcs;
but net %. The Confedesasrs wese steaAlIy paeked
back from the .nossent she iaianey oPensd Ase an
went 70 the assisssnce cf essvensos sis Sriss3s.
The Fcderals, Who had driven the C0afede11tes
slowly around The north face Of the mosntaln %
Cravsn;s house, asd thence sround alaesf % the
Ioad which leads - the eap, Wese, ia tBeir tass,
forced back after night a6sDc leHs a. 1ve haalsed
yas6s. Tie kslN eentene1 uneu ~ y. ri, ma
even noss eaa Anns . utsax1 - M I.
Wylis.
The troops and guns ON tho meuntaln were
brought down safely, only few c0mmtseasy stores
being left behind. We ioat considerable number
OF palsontrs atve'iheless. early in the day and on
N 10 R00a of ak.N
Ii alleged, having got In the rear f Walihall's br
gade under cover Of the prevailing fog One ac-
count says that Walthail lost from Foo 10 GOO urls
oners including nearly the whole Of one regiment,
the Bath Mississippi. u IL not improbable that our
loss has been exaggerated somewhat
Orders have been given to evacnate the mountain
and for the whole army 10 retire across the Chick
amauga, In the direction Of the station of tha,
name. The Toss Of Lookout Valley and Brow",s
Ferry removed all doubt as to the. ability of Gent
Grant 10 subsist his army at Chattanooga this win
ter aud rendered the longer possession Of Lookout
Mountain of comparatively little importance, and
now that the mountain has passed into his hands
there Is no ieft why we should longer remain
In the mud and water around Chattanooga Be-
sides Grant has been throwing heavy force up the
river and crossing II over in the boats we neglected
10 burn all this afternoon. A portion OF
this force consists OF cavalry, which have been
landed above, the mouth Of the Chickamauga.--
some infantry have also been landed on the east
side Of that stream-ihe remainder and much the
more numerous body on the west side-all up the
Tennessee and some distance above our right
wing. This movement greatly endaneers the de-
pot and railroad and furnishes an additional rea
con for Withdrawing across the Chic kamauga. An
other danger, and still more seTinus one, Is the
probability that Grant will turn right and get
between the main army and l.ongstreet at Knox
vile. 1t Is now well ascertained that Sherman has
not gone 10 the relief Of Burnside, as was fully be-
ieved few days ago; but the whole Federal
army IL here marshaliing for our destruction. Per
haps Grant has Concluded that he c0uIc hest sue
cor Burnside by forcing Bragg 10 retire.
have just heard that our Communications with
Knoxville have been cut, probably by the Federal
cavalry that crossed the river above this afternoon,
and that the depot buildings Joyners Station on
the Chattanooga and East Tennessee road have
been burnt.
Nov. 25th-2 A. M.-Finding that he could not
withdraw his army In time, Gen. Bragg has given
orders l., macs his whole available force on iha
right battle may he expected to day The sit
uallon Is critical. SALLUST.