New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
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t0nfih'fA tr""i 'hst nav
founding fact After three years Of war tho no of e.
tuf Gen Bag, IN tie SoC.h West retains the conn
dencc Of lie Pr sidcnt alarms the public, anu ouesS
his impression Is speedily removed, Wii eng, lo'i
rair pcmbcroAs disaster NJ Nicssbug ho'ii! oioer
The public heart, and ITaEgs at Ch.'1i',Jh oo thev
greatly dcpress Tie spirit Of the peclei u y. W.
that both Of these unlnck ana . h iiduf tncv
slers are shielded and protected by the 80
cannot hook upon TIE fact Otherwise ,hah as IN %
tcmptuons disregard Of public sentiment. VI" cn n
&C. me presJcn, Hat change is Immediately de-
handed o,nn ,pou cry
d. H.. HILL.
1. .ororol erroneous statements have been
,D IN recard 10 ny being Toe1 cd from duty with the
I'm "f enuessoe, it cannot be improper TO give inc
focts il, fhe ease. When The order renewing iIe wa
,cec;yed called upon Gen Bragg aud asked TIE cause
81 II Ne said that be had cause II eompin acllnsl
n M 10 the c,O % the battle on The ~Dtl OF neqf
Der that no imputaons had bcen or c9nd ne IAaJS
against my military character. and thas lie "unu
promptly rehuko any making such in has presence
hop asked what could be the reason Tor ms ae.'Dn.
lie alleged the cause an expression 81 opinion eN ~,
mart Inquired why | alone was held responsible Tor
this utterancc when The three other corps coilh@uua
QoDcstsec', Buckner, md Cheaham had eoAeu'Io" ia
1T 10 this no satisfactory answer was SVEN
TIE insinuation made by soue Of the army COZ
respondents If my being tudy IN ailaeSing on tIe
morning OF the Goth September Is unjust ne h.st III
tnaon tina. received that We We're 20 DC lV q, s"
ants was On order TO advance nom the wing co,i
Maad Ger P3la) received a, 40 80 =" M ~ deyrhf
was from Gen. Bragg himself, some nan hYu ~. ' 49,
The four essential preparations icr oa',ie r9 Ivy
made at a. H.. anu in fact cou.d nos ne lla.c
The nrssence of the CommanderinChiei, who tAch ap
pealed on the field. -, ,.
;e,, Cow Iorrstrect has since told me that he was
otr fn brin ready al daylight that he WIS not even
reedy when began the attack My impression is lnd'
Ely corps was engaged more than IN hor oc1oio
ger was drawn ny any other troops 10 ne helceh.s
ri ,he assault by this heroic corps the Yankees asoIibe
their massng on right Ii aln not great! ms
taken, had gained the chattanooga r'.g lui If 'l.
Yankee works, and nearly reached the Kelly House
before the lett wing came into action. me lahscss
concentrated their forces rapidly to regain the ke!
pcin II their position. Gems Helm and Desher were
kIled, and Gen. Adams wounded AND captured, =!
the overwhelming masses thrown against my Single
corps Gen Adams told ne that the ankees III con
yersaton with him, aserbed the loss OF the pauIe 10
their withdrawing TOO man! too m"n mon o heir
meet this morning attsck % my heroic mch Oh ,nu.I
Ic Ii would tina; the delay ia attacking on our
left led them TO believe that our forces were nssea on
our right An The Yankee accounts Oh the bai1e agree
in this view Of our plan OF attack. G. ..,.
of Walker and Liddei had come 10 our assistance.
IRE charge tt.ldness being disposed Of, NAV be
extraos from the of the Adjrtani General in re-
fusa Of my application ter court Of inquiry. In,
deed with an officer Of your past service ana appfoV.G
galautry military delinquency is presuni'lon NOT 10
be irdulged by and certainly mol IN INC No
naTtmortp d. II. Hill, Lieut.. General.
TpE ADVANCE oF THE Army OF THE POTOMAC
THE FIGHT NEAR GERMANIA.
From The Richmond Enquirer Nov o.
One hundred and sevcniy-iiye soldiers, OF
Gen. Edward Johnsons division, wonnGsd IL tAe hsht
on F,idav evening near Gcinaria Ford on the S0atn
side Of the rtpidan arrived 10y SPECIAL Tram on ne
Central ROAD. yesterday afternoon at ciCeh tN.se
.ounise t severely wounded. The total loss oi the
division was ahort 40 Killed and wounded including
Gen Geo a. Stuart and Gen. Jones slightly wounqod q.
The former We learn was not 'ncapacia,ed ron uus
by his injuries The wounded state that the battle was
very severe JObnsons division found Itself on the az
ternoon Friday, ptied against whole army corps OF
the enemy, under Gen. French. but went III bravery;
and though outnunbered three one finally repplscd
tho assailan;s and drove them several miles. DuiinS
the night forces Tel back 10 better position ana ~
The morning the enemy were reported 10 nave occupeu
The ground held b. TIE former on the previous day O
entire line from Fredericksburg up Is IN readiness io
The enemy N any moment This serious rcpulse how.
ycr added IA The difficulties produced By the recent
rains viii doubtless rctard his movements, ana enable
as more completely 20 meet future emergencies Lac
enemy IL supposed TO have lost upN ara OF iV'O Au
wounded and prisoners in this engagement
From the sane paper
pRuIJANT DETOUR UPON THE ENEMYS REAR.
The cavalry arm OF the service IN North
cru Virginia is again making itself terrible 70 th'
enemy. The exploits OF Mosby are making up IN I'm
portance what they have lately lacked IN number ana
The accession of the youug aud dashng Rosser 70 The
most Of q brigadiCr Is elreaAy marEed with results
which forecast fOr him future OF distinction. On IN
DAY last learn from passengers from CoidoAsyi!e
Con Rossrr made dciOrr upon tn enemy rear De-
tween the RapIahanoek and the Eamaan IN the ven
ity Of Elys Ford. and captured "a large ammunition
tiin DESTROYED The greater number Of the wagons and
brought of 800 horses several 0! the best wagons ana
% prisoners On Thursday the Same source informs
H. MOsby made circuit i1to cupepper. came upon
Begdes headquarters On the railroad few miles this
side Of the Court House surprised and captured one 81
Meddes clerks aids, bllnt the cars which comprised
the headquaics aud brought Of 8 number ol sIkees
together with large lot " horses and wagons II IS
more than probable that the horses wagons and most
of the prisoners captured by Mosby IN Fairfax
and that he burned the ears on has return. lie prs
oners from these raids have arrived IN Eichnond
CHARLESTON.
The Mereuyy thus describes the Jolly effects
Of the shellng III the city:
THE BUGBFAR SHRLLNG.-lt is curious. as well az
gratifying, To see how coly citizens take the Yam
Lcc Smelling of the city. The people 90 70 and FRO II
tie streets very much a usual Inc aaleo % igt ioTe
20 their usual pIOuenades; and when shell falls To,
crowds gather about the slIcn monster or Watch II,
fragments with curiosity which Is not IN any witt
lessencd BY then sense Of danger The young girls
aud boys as they hear the whzling, look up and cry
There il zoe. e. or . Here it comes - with superb
feeling Of confidence in Fate, If not with an absolute
sense Of superiority and contempt. WA'n mouse Is
struck which IS rather q thing they examine the
hole and measure ats dimensions, ard even calculate
the rate of progress which he enemy viii make III shell
will require thirty guns, constantly IN pay ioi thiee
years, 10 batter Us ina" a cooked hat.
NORTH CAROLINA.
An abstract oil Gov. NaDce's Message (s0vs
The Eaqairr) has reached by telegraph. We
commend the conclusion OF n 20 the attention VI those
Yankee orators and newspapers that fchctate them
selves Oh NORTH calouas eagcrneSs 10 get back INTO
the Union
The crisis incident TO al revolutions is now upon w
le as labor With accord - sustain he nations hope
and to show that worthy OF by paving the price
OF snfering and sacrifice. nnc by showing especially
Whaf viii get by submission. our enemy do Vi
ker,ice Now We can point them TO fhe brick klns OF
Jy1t and 9Th thanks to Mr.. Seward. show them the
beautiful clusters Escho Grapes which grow in the
land If independence. whittier 60 20 possess them
Wit such pfospec, before them our people VIII, -
heretofore hrmlg up Tire un measure Of their
duty Il their trusted servants do not find them. They
wal not cruelty sfIc,b then own sons VINO have been
slain u their behalf or put their gallant shades 10 shame
by stopping shoii OF full and complete national ndepen
srto North 4 .-ol;,a ,,,o,s nader Con Vance have