, 1863-11-30
OCN llCiVhtOUb AhWI EUSN-
ING ON INTO GEORGIA.
TKE WAR I'M TENNESSEE
MATTERS AT KNOXVILLE
SUCCESSFUL fEDER'
Al SCOUTING. !
Bragg has Called LgngstreGt
to Fall Back.
Fzrson Erown1ow Arrived
in Cincinnati.
THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE OF
GEN. MEADE.
A Great Battle Imminent
Cur ArrlJ Eager
to go in.
Highly Important from
Louisiana and Texas.
MATTERS AT CAIRO
AND. BELOW.
FINAL FIGURES OF THE
WISCONSIN SNAKE
KILLING.
HOW JOHN MORGAN ESCAPED
FROM COLUMBUS.
Later from the Banks Ex-
pedition.. =
Capture Of Corpus Christi
and Arkansas City.
FINAL FIGURES OF THE
WISCONSIN SNAKE
KILLING,
HOW JOHN MORGAN ESCAPED
FROM COLUMBUS.
Later from the Banks E-
pedition..
Capture Of Corpus Christi
and Arkansas City.


Especial Ditpatch to the Chfcago Tnbune.]
c1ScExAT1, Nor. g, 1863.
Parson BroTnlow has just arrived from
Knoxville, where he left On Wednesday eve
ming. He says fhat the place WIS closely in
vested by the rebels under Longstreet, but
TINT Gen. Burnside was perfectly satisfied
that he could hold the place.
Gen. Foster had not arrived when Brown
low left
Chattanooga, Nov. 28-Therc has been no
fighting at the front today.
The enemy has concentrated below and
near Dalton with the view Of making stand.
Our line IL beyond Ringgold.
An order from Bragg recalled Longstreet
from before Knoxville on the e6th He is now
endcayoring to join that chiettain near Dalton
BIZ a circuitons route. The situation from
Knoxville to Bridgeport is all that can be de-
sired.
CncNsAr1, Nov. e9.-Latest news from
Knoxville is to Wednesday. The north part
Of the town is burned, including the railroad
depot .
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, Nor. z. 1861
The following Is partial List Of the Killed
and wounded Of the Illinois regiments in the
late battle:
CO. 4; John. Haseey, CO. d. Isaae Ella,
9.r e. a p Ra9s 9os I9aa 9sns e. E ee COIL r. re:hs
CO, e: Capt. Walsh, Co. B.
a8p pEI--kIIled-col. Putnam:
.77n Il1-Woanded-Cap Y. ". Stout ]. S.
McCarth, Co. E; q. II: Lore, Capt Z. z. 1yttle,
c Mss Ga q w. & arecneafh Srssn C c.
y JIM n MI@wo1aded-1ieut. LIZ S Col. Stuart, Capt
onoi e ~ neSpHft e. eg9 eat caeaa se aoaFe capt
S07u NV Nounded-Wm. Tayler, Co. I; Aug.
Icinhardt, Co. D; Lieat. fdwd. Foster, Go: G; ;.
i. f. G. Lee. C. +; August LaTdue, CO. 3; Wm.
~ 561I III nii-Wounded-Najor Walsh, Colonel
ss7H Wounded Corp ]. shoopnan, Co. a;
Corp. J. Macarthur, CO. z; Ovl Morris, co: A.
,a6ru u1I1~=zWounded-Lieut. Pope, Capt Davis,
':sS1t "s1n II WON s. Marsh, Co. F; sergt
ssTn nG1---Wounded- E. Tat chcseer, Capt.
71 Sslsf1 Ss %s,ISso6 &C. G.
8HD -WuUnQEQ-d. a. NAIG8t ~. a.
@47H 1lL-Wounded-Leut- Holland, Colonel
Markdale, Lieut.. Betapn.
;oT1 L-Wounded-James Smith, Q. NJ;
Capt. U1lman, Co. 3.
1a1u I11--Nounded- -Adiutant Drough-
eG7H 11Ix-Wounde SaulsberTF and Lieut..
Abbott.
io!sr. -Woanded-s. T. Mathews. Co. D;
Andrew Darling, Co. Z.
ed III Aur11IEKY.-Wuunded II. Townet.
Acting Assistant Chief Of ARTILLERY, Gen. Smiths
staff. r
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-The morning papers
contain nothing additional from Chattanooga
The Washington special to the N. 7. Times
says: Among the prisoners captured ut Chat
tanoosn were 1arge number Of Pemberton's 8
! men paro1ed ut Vicksburg. Gen Grant tele-
i graphed here to-day to ascertain what disposi-
ton he shall make Of these faithless scoun-
| drcls. The army says shoot them.
NV YoRK, Nov. 2a-The Tiaet Washing
! ton special says that the official statement o1
our losses at Chattanooga in killed and wound
ed, on the sd, cath and 25th, at the stormine
of Lookout Mountain were 5000, and at the
assault on Mission Ridge about 600. ON
wounded are all under cover and we'll cared
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