New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

town. br what he claims his own. he will have only
begun the work Our troops viii remain safe In theft
coyertsi ror than that we will not fgt our battles
alone There seems among tho men desire to have
them Try IT, They have q kind vi consciousness that
the great decisive battle Of the war IA 70 be fought not
far away, and they would just Is leave mako Eaa
n has already been announced that the 10th Army
Corpl Gen. McCook. aud The 2lst. Gen. Crttenden,
have been consolidated and placed under tie coiGioad
VI Gea. GordOn Granger. without considering the
! claims 81 tie O.lcr commanders ~ Is Known that
Granger il gallant man. with good head and brave
heart. and Wa De Of value 70 MS co'on"d,
For the better understanding OF our situation hero
et the reader imagine himself standing upon the banu
of the Tennessee NJ the head Of Main street with hid
book to the stream down ;ne h vsy ~. VI That
two miles aid half away ard iiftie 10 the rRht rsc1
Lookout noanan that comes up abruptly to the river:
The sTe for disnGe S ?" s ah AZ t the base OF tss
s 9sH'f 10 l1il;FT ata rest. BE hight q our army
Whom We Ggst reuihed iroia hossvlus we W.
enncd thu mountain, 6ut, it is nov n we hands
~ tSs enegi,, by which they command Tie wagod
and railroads which run betwee1 the mountain and
river The enemy were aiiowed, ior reasons sas.e
they can look down upon ns and observe every move
mont both tvs and te other side Of the river Aoout
noefhrd he nee the foot to lie summit. at "a
attitude of - thsy have had Of least ten guns In pss
ton. from which on Monday. they threw she'll How
many more Of course an lgnosaht %. In front, md
up the yaey Mission Ridge fibes, Dst the distance
an great thai tie by the Rebels amounts 4
so,biu" for oaensife movements. As tho range, hov
ever approacLos the nyer to our left, which above be
town mikes turn 70 the north IL approaches wit6id
one half to two miles o our WORKS On the summit
that part Of the ridge which hes east OF tbs town.
the enemy have batteries, as wei as OF or near ~
ba,e. From Ford Wood 10 the summit IL SAID 10 M
three niles to TIC base lcss than tYo IL IS tho proI
fimy OF ths range ihe Rebel papers soy that rendcn
this place ndcsensible anu they have in accordance
Win s pPrs.c9 PS a1fS h s guns our n e wtHc
exploding Monday and some say that sneh Ely peg
cent heavier have also been fred. On the SlmAi ana
side Of the ridge the white tents can be seen whe
tho valley south the smoke can be seen rising rou
Rebel camps as f.T bacs as HOssVlIe.
| 1t will thus De that have the river on oM
side and Rebel earthvoTks artillery, and campspa toe
other. Ia fact, our only exit. save through tho en-
mys nncs is acros. the river This IS far presents
ton II the facts and they being % well known TO tN
/ Rebels as 20 u.s. Of course are lot colfralsnd.
on Monday, 1t is estimate that the enemy fred TIVE
hundred founds killing one man, and wou0ding two
Our gunners replied quitc brisay. Oa Iuesdax
scarcely gun was fred and the day was unexpectedly
auiet Up TO to-day, all has been quiet Ruilors are
asoat that the enemy IS filling back Certain THAI
tlar artillery las been removed from Loo4cpt Noun
tain Tee report that there had been hght between
the Tennessee troops aLd Longstreets has been seu
over the pses II Is yet only eoALImed " aesei1tA
who say that on Monday afternoon severe nsht eef
tanly occurred in which 6OO Rebels were KILLED ant
wounded. OF course, reports u deseriers are 10 u
taken with many grains II oIo" anee !e' te i1c. Vi
apparent battle having been -een from the mountain
tor. ia which uuaketry ana arsilefy were necS Used
combined viii the growing diss ii.sfActioD among len
nessee troops. seems to render sren Result agny
probable So. -. H.,
Another version Of the affar has been given. Which
IA thai M, Georgia troops refused 20 cross tho Chcta
manga, and thi. Wtherss Division was sent as'.aA
Them, with the loss before in44 Gated Thai sor!ol
trouh. essis in the Rebel camp "e cannot 0ols' ans
II IL be true that they have ~ bows their staS
ton Is desperate than We haze lad reason 70 ex
poet Certainly have no wish TO Lave her CONES
| ilo difficulties lessened.
IL hsyn. been stated In the public journals that Goa
Roso,rns hid IL Official dispa ehss attributed our nv.
McC ook tho following sponGenoe ws elected "
which il viii be seen that 1cn. hossorans dsclame
having nsed any language IN oniciL hsp-'ehes tsS
I .orlI warrant ,iIeh IA, assertion SlDsEk
HuAperAKrE2, TvsSrIsra Army Coas~ !
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Oci J. lsnJ
nsjoy f;sr W. 5 RoexcaAss, C9nccnciHy ANY " -
CvR.brfIGag.
cx.xx., I, IN, northern pepers statements hs-. bess
hs based ,1uf oElclA n oAHos
80 fo Wshsx'on IN Tcon 10 tie battle 81 CncA nsagA
IN which am charged with having di.ots!ed an oar TO-
w, ,h~ General coma aiding De- kind enough to s>'s
~ in rilug 8elhrr disooeyrd order or Hos use1 tas
/ seit-it so via. order disobeyedf 49,, -.
r,.poetlay nol0ed An rars isscr w ssTy mgeI oosSs
aalor ,ofersi Commencing 2oia Army Corpa
Hs,DsraEEEKs, Drs.Ntss>r o. Thx * ~
CINEMA have received yoaf !e,t. ilc,orass ana
nv .t.non sp,pSr lers.fsphi -ch siys tnAt 10 ~
ofcsl dispatchc. attbuo OH failure 70 over n'o~ u.e
-ny the Ba,.s VI "A TO your ssoooSAs-o' ~
orders
tar Measure ia saying 20 that no Official OF othre
o., ne. Of nine have warranted cere 81 d.ooritace
- ,. by you on either days Of the Bate of Chie~snalsA
-Ty respectfully, your obe4ieal servant,
W : ROSECRhNS, N -jox Gensral
Maj Gen. l. Med. McCoox Commanding -o'h Army CSTs