The New York herald., 1863-11-10


volume, Illustrated with pen and ink sketches o llustri
tries and distinguished scOundros 1be materials
abound In tho Castle for amount OF romance aud Carl
cature. aud II these gentlemen versatile and in.
dustrous thoy have been unfortunate, they will
Chattanooga.
RESUMPTION OF H0sTiLITIEs AT CHATTANOOGA.
from the Richmond Examiner Nov 6.1
All interest centres Tennessee Indications arc
that may arenewal o. tie conflict tLerc nj any
moment Tho enemy has given signs Of now fc. and the
movements show that he concmplses assuming the Of
fensvc The struggle for the possession or Mount Look
out aid the Nashville aud thatsno0ga Railroad has com
Racooon Mountain clevA parallel TO that held by
our forces, and WHICH commands PORTION Of the valley
between II and the Lookout rango Tho Columbia (Geor
a) Sun thus describes the relative position Of these
points a3.
IL we recoect properly Raccoon Mountain has eroatsf
elevation in its range s0uthwesward than dneS Mount
LO kout and commands tie latter some ton or fifteen
miles south Of the river though 50 high by several
handred feet at the point tho river. The cncmys
batteries Mcccasn FONT fifteen hundred feet
iow3r than ours ON Lookout Point and all approaches
our pos,tisn except by flank movement on The Race on
Mountain and an advance upon impossible
Our lipes OF decaco Mount Lookout form " the apex
OF which rests on tho south bank a tho river, seme two
thousand seven huadred feet above the waier.
The question 0f supplies IS giving federal comman
der mdch trouble General Thomas issued an order
p!agng will be sovorcy punished un,ess shown
that they rocoying loss ttau ha rations This Is
overooat pair shoes with our pickets for cal.
ioa OF meal At other points tho lines however they
TO-DAY Major & p. Alexander moved four Of his speu
ronndsr rod guns % Lookout Point aud
put them Tositton TO reterh the re Of tho Moco
batteries 1O morrow We shall probably ENJOY novel
IL pro6tebte spectacle-thst Of grind bit harm
iess ar'cry duel beswssa hass batteries situated
opposite sides Of . wide river, tho on hixi htu
aud the other mountain Tar above t..
Hod's division, now Commanded By Drigadier General
Jsakns occupies s OF lines including Lockout
Mounsrios General Law brigade forms past o( tha
Division .. .4unE ff
aEsEL Aooousr or rHs sArrts or Loexorr VAL.
LRY-r1s sArrLs or cnioxAxAuoA MUST m
IFsom the Richnord Eram,Osr. Nov. 81
The Dews from Chatssnooga 10 not agreeable. We
telegraph, In which thc Yackscs were rcpresoaed q
have gained Che southern bssk o. thc conse
fSo rcs facts seem 70 have hees simply tIsse-A dosacs
eut Of he enemy cmbarkcd ~ the night
as sSs asA u ,. .IS ID cane s:.sy down :ss sys %
% found tho tho coofedsass Con- gard asser, without .
werc we'll orcu These wc.o tho cavalry pckels. Pro
ceOdng up tho n tho saemy found the Infantry pioks,s
also asleep. and ok posscssioo Of hem 10 like manner
In time 70 hosr hem asd nred on his gun The report
wsksA up regiment. which foil Into Hoe snd fought
ag 70 CO. this gallant ioaGsat forood 70 ai bck
bridge speedly thrown over the river II the
large body q ss1 % ssa 4, a
sido was covered with breassworks and batteries.
The idsA that all tLts ws only movement V The
been tho 0rsi siew q the CSnederats General But GET
ting NO Confirmation further deveopmeuts General
:sa. :snsss In. ss;ss sss;s.ss.i 4 @
Tho s.soE was msis % .So sOsL sal .ss Il Srss sac
Sessia but she Ysakes endorsements arriving. General
Hcao.ins, column Of the enemy had marched up tho
bridge sCrosS tho ssssam I, Smell HounS II. cncmy
BOW have possession OF both banks from Bird ycport 10
Plies Sy ws.sr pon. within two and % s.f miles Of
their camp Grant longer depeadent upoa rail.
road for food Hs troops have no longer to lyc half
ratons. IL 10 no longer Impossible for him % winter ~
Chattanooga II he thinks proper do so Nor viii his
Threatened advance be any nuned by the want Of
battle Of chckamauga The battle Of Chickaaugs must
So much Tor sleeping pickets. Why did our pick..s
SLEEPY An the pcteis the world win 60 % sleep. with
tho regularity OF aldermen whom they have alncd
the faos thai there s no danger Of beng awakened By
their generals aod shot, after fve minutes notice But t
Is the duty Of the lieutsnsns, captains majors the on
GERS Of the day. to look after the pcksts so is but
prcsorved-where discipline is not living thing-by
the inspiration II receives from the comm snder In
Chief That Inspiration Is not impaired by Isolated OK
smplcs, but BY constant alsntioa aud personal nspec
tou continually repeated n reading the lives and his
tories q successfu military leaders who has MT been
struck by the anecdotes OF Incidents which reveal their
minute attention 70 details their constant visits 10 the
outposts, the wsichful eye which they kept on the
that knows the routine Of the armies OF this
war not astonished BY the impissable gul nat sep
aates headquarters from tho sxtrem es OF thc force
The commander sits still and gives orders to his ieutsn
anis who transmit them rhs iieuteuants Arc "respoa
eibles are the major generals, Drgadcrs, cooncis
captains scEeants corporas each 10 the other But 20
ever The abssoc. Of .a.s scg
OF atellect will and person which makes the command
Of true gerora-liks Frederick, for instasce-seis N
every corner Of his camp and By every ssetoei his
Ines.
ARairs In tAs Southwest.
THE YANKEns STILL m RACCooN vALLEY-Tnx IAN.
KK1s At rLoRENcx-THB YANKREs RAvA0rN0 ran
coUNrRY-YANKxBs AT TUSCALOOSA IN ROUTE YOR
sKLMA, ALA, ETC.
ATLANTA, Nos. 4, 1888.
Tho Yankees s retain posssssion OF Rsccccn Valley.
thoy beng heavily reinforced Tncy shell our forcs
Tho aOods in East Tennessee hayo demolished all the
Yankee pontoone.
The Yankee Eastpot has reached Flcrencc
our fcrccs cccupr Loldon, within twenty three miles
% Rnoxville.
sdyces from HUNTSVILLE state tha, the Yankees are
rA!dng through the country ccmut,ns great iepreda
tuns
1hs connsniant q Rome Ca, has received telegram
nom scl stating that heavy forco Of Yankee mounted
iafantry had reached Tuscaloosa rC-gs tor Selma
lhsy said to Tupslo BY the route sy which
Brags'e army came iasi agsnAer.
The 4Ankee In vasIon or reIas
The Houston 3ecydrA says General Msgruder has no.
tiled all tho minute and STATE troops ordered 10
Houston and Liberty 70 hasten forward without delay
the enomy being already the advance IRON Berwick
Bay with the declared purpose OF invading Texas.
Movements OF Js1. Davis. I
AT cHARLRsr0N.
CaAnzrox, Nov. 2, 1853.
President DAVIS and suite arrived here as nocu by /
special Train from Savannah. He received at the /
dsp2s by General Beaurgard and staG and committee