The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

Vim. AGASA1lAe OON
bcsn overcome By such pgmies ourselyes but this
morniog the gliding bis OF gray stone
raisAdes and his csuuteaanos bssmsd with sniiss ~
be recognized the Gag which Tying from the susnit
of his iesser neighbor. "Bem Mountain He looks shn
morning II he wished 70 DO crowned hsnsof but.
instead Of the 6tars Stripes Captain Merrill
Of the signal putting tho venerable old follow 70
practical use signal station and tho haxs o. rod.
white and black with their white black spots
docking not unlike the "bus eye OF the shooting gal
icry). are flying and waving with peculiar significance
to agreat army away up the valley in rapid pursuit Of
Brsgg's flying forces.
Fell Mountain is also, ON the west OF the city, far
from being accurately represented Harpers plato
Tho mountain 70 the Is much the highest. while In
the plato Il 10 smaller than the 'front.' tho river
bank II IL upon these hills that OF the hesvicst
rebel batteries arc built Borc, also. the academy.
hospitals, and what wero lately Povks headquarters
The city itself is not handsome. the buildings being
much scattered and not OF the approved style q
architecture. There arc. however. many handsome
dweilinghouscs. Tho scenery surrounding tho CITY 10
inexpressbly grand.
It Ia no, to be supposed that tho campaign has boon
abandoned BY the capture OF this place The army Ia
already days march south Of this. and Con. Rose
forward 70 lafayette 70 Crittcudcn
will tonight be at Rnggod, Thomas In the region or
Gordon Springs. and Mccook ncar Lafsyetc. The whole
foroe VIII then be concentrated. and will push until
they force the rcbes out Of Rse and Atlanta bring
them TO an engagement.
No fcars need be entertsiued that shall have 70
abandon the campaign for want Of supplies Ths army
now has .. ieast thirty days, rations with IL
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, sept. 10, 1853.
RomcaAxs' xADouAnrERs.
Gen gosscsns has established his headquarters In the
building vacated few weeks by Bishop Gen. Polk,
under slightly acce'erang circumstances On the 2lst
OF August 1t win remembered Col Wilder opened upon
this place soid aud rotten she'll much tho
dsust Of poss citizens attendance at church.
praying for JeH and his confederacy and OF pous
bishop. who hid lately become exceedingly profane
general The beauty OF tho building In which no had 10
Gated himself speaks we'll for the OF tho Bshop but,
II the story told Of him by the citizens be true his hasty
OF evacaating IL whom Wilder sent him notice
quit" ought fully establish his character dscre
ton At any rate whom he did leave Polk left Ia hur
ry for his furniture desks. tables. beds remain tho
houae Tho building IL handsome brick house. attached
70 huge white portico porch large the house IT,
self situated the southern slope Of Bell Mountain and
presents handsome and picturesque appearance vast
shade Of tall trees not only adds To It's beauty but to s
comfort. and makes Il emncnty pleasant abode re
gret that In Gil probability shall be forced 70 aban
don II 10 morrow and move TO Lafayette but the
warkc followers Of the gallant chetain rejoicing in
the prospective move brings them 70 the ny
ing enemy The history OF the advance simple-n
win DO easier 70 toll in tho future We have open
Hed and good roads, sfter flying enemy, with plenty
Of supplies for month 70 come and fast accumuatng
sxovxxxSrs Drvp1oSs--nxxI POSITION.
Critsenden encamp night at Ringod--a least his
troops are He Is stn here but II presumed VIII push
forward To morrow. General Thomas st at lafayette
and Nccook in supporting distance Of him. Gordon
Granger. With tho reservcs, will be up for the
fight, and General Burnside ia rapidly moving
down the valley, No halt will be made until
Atlanta ours. until defeated By the rebels In front q
that point. Rome That thcy sndeayorng to throw
their Army 10 posi,ios IN which IL viii covcr shsir
base evident. and that tho Coosa and Escwa
rivers will be their line 10 not ut all improbable. TO
night the army VII be concentrated point twenty
miles south Of Chattanooga sentence which Provost
Marshal General wes blotted despatch Of sent
you today; but II peye.theess trse though contra
band have hesitation in Seeding by mall, as be-
fore Il possibly get 20 the rebels through the HERALD
tho CAMPAIGN wiz b "s,xiv.nvc miles to Rome,
hrndrcd and thirty 10 Atlantis says tho BauroaS
GwSIe. 'sFou~ days Rome--tsn 70 Atlanta including
battle" says Rosscrans That 30 means puracit and
battle we all know and iha, Bragg battle he
abandcns Atlantis has doubt hut doubt that
hatng 10 0ght. msgE viii be terribly defeated and
routed you sooA and dearest honor Of
every this army.
A.Sms.
This rent nds me Of an intention have long bind 70
speak of the srkng difference between the morasof the
private sodisrs the opposing this depart,
ment You will sce that the private soldier Of
Rosecrans army Ia fully Of tie FAC. that be is
man Blind obedence Is not Characteristic Of hin Tie
opinion OF his own and hssates ssqress
re has his plans for conducting each pro,sctsd
paign, and freely orcises his superior But, at the
same time while refusing blind obei euce. he Yields
willing obedience. and waits. however rlsome the
duty for a secnnd order 10 pridea himself upon his
love for his general almost much he does Zoe hs
idolAtry II bis sg lie boasts Of Rosecraas his TREND
and tells with attempt concsaling hts pride. that
the Gene.si SPOKE hsm to-day" The popularity of
Rosecrsns with the . bond Of tbs aroy
adds materially It's strength lilo refers with pride
the fact that he and his army not dsgraced Wy de-
serters: dixnined and paroDisng air 70 rsbe
deserers who and IA most earnest and deep IN
bis bitter hatred OF old England The bitterness felt
against tho rebels n nothing compared 20 that hatred
which each hss Tor England Tho rebe,s they have
an innate respect Tor Those men have stood up and
fought them They have cried bravo At rebel charges.
and they tako OF than By the hand and say with
hearty god win ny oeorgs Old fellow you nghi wel.
and then add. With the proud air u proud man ~ho
knsw that ne uttered truth. but you can't whip this
Gny" Ta-.
WHAT rg RssxLs ssr o. 0sros Asnv
Tue rebels dinereat people. The csptured who
bitter talk oay u evil inec,ions but
refer 10 facts. They win tell Of instances Ia which
have been whipped They proud Of dsfssts but
they never seem 10 DO proud q tho army nas thsy
assert did u. They ali damn Bragg. There 10 not
whom we have captured th-i seems poor
enough 20 DO him reverence. lie n earnestly hated
BY ALL and only BY the discipline that be 10
enabled 10 kssp his forces ogcth~ mo dsscrssra Who
come In In such numbers. have al downcass ioot. Tcy
ashamed Of The act u dsscsion but " evident that
all their pride hes soos froa them They worn
In spirit Their msvsk - gone and they willing
cape rom their Troubles ~ che dishoessbe ocurss Of
sssssting Hut sSsy ssaas, ssl dossssss VIII Truth hs
many Of thsm dsssrs win knowtsdes Of their o0res
sDd comrsds Indeed No have cvdence o. tho truth Of
this 10 the hanging asd shoSns Of cspsaiss wbns and