The New York herald., 1863-11-11
A9sirs near Fredertekss.rg..


(Fron the Richmond Enquirer Nov 81
Uhe enemy are reported on sne ssanoro hesnS, oess
.,ssr1 e ~. h.s Ss has Sssa
stop ths Coniederatss from getting tns lroa ~ ~
which 70. Ys.ss M Ssn s,sord S Was
whether our authortes have Indeed, oonoadsa . g,
move sos portion of tho much wanted We a. nos
Ysnt:es 7.E ~ aiaS Co. and believe bss Ss WORK sts.y
stop Y.
The Union Armies In eAe valley. ~
(. fFrom ths &tchnsond xhquiref, Nov. o. 80,
,1n . h.s 81 .usg O1 s,s again o0o1psss
0hsreStown in casstdssss foros, Asd moro vi&aa
ous ia their .sssSot q people sAan they have e,s3
Il the hands of Soisa on sunday week seems greatly
lSH3es9spsraiea ~. S1s :hsy are seskips reyssgs
arrested the Rev. n: G. North and other cizeas, WHOM
they treated wIh Ssa@siy inaisnI:y: nay %snse Ss
rest, received Q sabre cut across the head.
strategic Importance OF Lookout Valley.
From the Richmond Enquirer; ire Nov: 8 Aim
uncertain Whether the occupation Of Lookout Mountain
pahannock Fredericksburg bv Sedgwicks corps moro
indicates advance s like the last crossing Of the Rap
y feint 70 retreat, has not yet transpired
but when considered In connection with tho reported
We are inclined to bsiieve that Grant Y preparing !
change OF base" from East Tennessee 10 some point
more uroSsSo when remembered has from Lookout
valley to Bridgeport his retreat could be more exPed
tiously made than from Chattanooga
But whether for advance retreat this occupation of
Lookout valley s Of importance II for the former It do
monstates that tho enemy have recovered from their Do
feat Chckamauga and taken tho initiative always ore
OF importance in military movements It may be useless
10 inquire why the enemy were permitted 70 regain
strength, morale aud organization and begin offensive
movements in tho immediate front under the vey
of General Bragg. The vanqushed flying enemy, whom
have turned upon The pursuers and have occupied
threatening position upon the nank OF the vtctoEs
The enemy were out fought at Chickamauga. thanks
TO tho army, but the present position Of Affairs
looks though bad been out generated at Chatanoo
ga. We hope these, our apprehensons, may turn ous
prove equal 70 the prowess and gaanry Of his army
but confess that the country viii be as much
surprised as pleased should success attend our arms u
the occupation Lookout valley by the enemy has been
made to an % ssea dOs n.ss
winch II promptly embraced and efficiently pursued. WIN
do much TO renstae MIN in the confidence Of the army
raj Bragg. hope that every officer and private win or
ert his utmost eodeavors to aid the General in overwhs
wnssss 0scas intends 70 advance or = preparing 70 rs-
esakfron Chastanooea be must be deestsd slther o
= q THe apnFQeohing winter warm beth armies thss
9f present sicus may bo thar mutual destruction,
snfth sp.s ~ wAsted ssd sslss4
sri 1ne r:sscss ssc1 sss.sSssi N
real and unsubsaaslsl as The taking q Lookout Aouoiea
by the enemy may 60lve the di6cuty OF GRAFT reman
ing 10 Chatasuooga for the winter.
Thus from the contradictory and unreconcAb!e rspefs
mite and certain regards the situation at Chaanoogs
readers must exercise patience, and hope for the
best. d
Bississippi.
MEssA0E OF TIE oovERNoR OF nIsslsstrPI.
Photographic dispatches 10 the Richmond papers
CoLUnsUs, hiss. Nov. 5, 1853.
The Governors message was read % day. He opcos
state the damage done public and private piopssy
He urges the construction Of temporary psniteusery,
asylums broken up by tho eucmy at Jacksoo.
lie advocates the removal Of negroes from the exposed
ths and also advises that steps bo taken %
provide the Widows wives and children of soldiers.
fayo sSoOSsh o. tho militia calm. oss
all citizens between sixteen and sixty of
e does not think necessary % ss,,n ". the omss q
paaons 70 be mado regardless Of expense or extreme
measures.
Hoo james Drake elected Presdeut o; the Senate
to-day.
The Bonn mbardmeat OF Sumter.
from the Richmond Examiner, Nov. O
The monstrous bombardmeu OF Sumter continues win
. eSs souo cs S@ great Va: a:,
made till now for 30 little purpose. What the
enemy expect 10 DO .. to gam BY ,S: %.''S 2
imagined II Is tho qualification OF stupid rage %
that mound OF broken brick and stone u thsy cosad
strike every fragment by ono into tho water sot
step h the capture Charestoe would BE- achieved for
the position nntsnabe, even for an hour. against tbs
ou that ruined mass IL should continue. Aztec oil thsss
shot all their she'll TO bear high n tho air the STAND
ard OF the Confederate States
Senator Iverson, of Georgia, fa the Field.
from the Richmond Enquirer. Nov. 81
The Columbus Enquirer Of the 2Sth announces thas
Hon. Alfred Iverson having been appointed brtgsdtse
general reported for military duty has beeu assgnsd
. n. q the % S' h
quarters 1t Rome or Kngston
Rssignsd. fn
KILLED DIED raox wousps RECEIVED ~ sArrIA
snsr. A. s.1.';Ca ss,Sa 5.ssso. cosuc.ov
Brisadisr General barnard K Boo, Bull run
RrisadIer General y. 8 Barton, Buu run.
Bsissdisr ss General !. K. zoiicoisr. MN spring
Brisadisr General Ben Mcculloch, Pc Ridge
Brissdisr General James Mcintosh, Pea Rage
er,sader General A. II. Brsddon. ShiloA.
Brigadier General J ". Ashby. cross ksys.
::sr: sssfd G1s
Bsis:s1:s Bsis:si:s S:s: s:s:1: Hs.ss.
Brissdisr general L. OH Branch, Ansie.am.
Brisadisr General Gsosgs B: And:.soa. Ansisssn-
BrissSisr % Ssssrai John !. Hseh:s, L1ziassos, na
BriTsdisr General Henry Little, Iaka.
srissS,:r srissS:s S:os Ssosrsi = Martin. CorissH
Brisadsr 0susral Marcy Gregg, Fredertcksburg
srs:S:r S:.srs S:o:rs Jnf: Rams ss0: Rvss
Brieadss osasral Roger Hanson, ssone river:
I,riRadtsr General r. r. PaGtoo, CnAeceaSofSvule
Brteadisr 0sssral r. D. Tracy, Port 0bson
Brlsadsr General Lloyd Iilshman, Shs.ne. Hns.
Brieadsr Gsnersi VIM. d. Pender, 0essypbsrg
Brisadies Gsaesal Richard B. Garness, 0estysoury
Brisadier General r. Barksdais, Gsssysbure =
Brieadier General Paul ,. eemns, 0ettysburg.
BrVsdier Gsosrai j. J. Pettgrew, Pulling WasSfs-
Br,end or General A. T. Stein Prairie Grove.
Br,e.asr Ssosr., Ben! H d,S hS%, Ss,ss:@:os .
Major General ID. n. Twims.
MAJOR General Earl Van Dpru. a.
MAYOR General J. 9. Bowen. -
MAJOR General ID. r. Jones.
Brigadier General j. B. 0rAysoa. =
Brigadisr General r. 81. q Cooke.
BrigsdSer General ". n Smith.
Brigadisr General Baniel 8. Doucson
Brgsdisr General John B. Floyd.
Breadier General T. A. F1ournoy
BviSadier General J. B. vllipxue.
Briradisr General J. X. Duncan
Brigadior General ". II. Carroll.
RnSoNBD.
Major General N. l. Bonham.
MAJOR General Gus A, smith.
MAJOR General George B. CrittenAsn-
Brieadisr General T. T. Fsunslsrog.
BrigndSeg General q. W. RanoelpA-
Brtandi0r Gonornl &. q. Anderson.