Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-28
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MORNING REPoRT.-Our morning dis
patches, though containing nothing pos
itively startling, are very interesting.
From the army of the Potomac we learn
that it was greatly cheered by the news
OF Grants success, and was anxious to
be led against the rebels In this they
are to be grati6ed Camp was broken
up Thursday morning, and the whole
army put in motion for the Rapidan. 1t
was supposed that battle would take
place near the Germania Ford or at
Jacobs Mills. 1T is stated that the re-
bel Generals Paley and Ewen are dead
the former of wounds received at
Rristow, and the latter of sickness.
Richmond papers are whistling in the
dark to keep their spirits up. They
claim that war is henceforth the business
of the South......It is stated there are 3
100000 cotton bales at Atlanta tempt.
ing prize......General Burnside's position
is not regarded as seriously dangerous.
His communications south are kent
open......The account of the manner in
which the Missionary Ridge was stormed
is interesting. The boys got excited in
storming the rife-pits, and swept over
the mountain, carrying their officers
with them. Generals Grant and Thorn
as, previous to the assault, had regarded
the hiu as impregnable by a direct at,
tack. 1t was y glorious manifestation of
the invineibility of our Western boys.
NOOK REPoRT-The glorious news
eliminated in our noon dispatches
Bragg is utterly routed-his trains. ar
tillery and caissons being abandoned
and falling into our possession. TIE
triumph is grand. our,army is in rapid
pursuit, and will, no doubt, utterly de-
stroy, scatter or capture the whole rebel
army. Over sixty pieces of artillery
are said to have fallen into our hands
'.....In addition to this cheering news. /
we learn that the army of the Potomac
is advancing across the Rapidan in three
work is expected
AS we more than expeeteu, rrro ro.,-a-
seem to have broken their faith in de-
hyering the supplies sent by our Gov
eminent to the prisoners confined at
Richmond. Those who were sent to
DanVille were without blankets, and
even filthy and ragged. 1t is stated that
the clothing sent them was delivered to
Lees army instead of to our prisoners.
A more infamous violation of faith is
not recorded on the pages of history.
NIGHT REPoRr-Our latest telegraph
dispatches report the movement of Gen,
Aeades army, and give us various spec
ulations as to his probable plans. His |
aim seems to be to possess himself of |
the heights of Fredericksburg, and thus
obtain short line of supplies for him |
self, and at the same time cut off the
direct line of the retreat of General Lee
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Charles
ton harbor are becoming more active,
and Gilmore occasionally reminds the
rebels that the city is fairly under his guns
by hurting monster she'll into the heart
ofthe city......Weh have strong faith in the
ultimate safety and success of the Hoos-
Ter General and his gallant army
Grant has, We believe, successfully re-
lieVed him, and rendered Longstreets
position extremely precarious.. The
pursuit of Bragg's demoralized army
goes on vigorously, and our latest dis
patches represent Hooker and Thomas
as having reached point half way be-
tween Chattanooga and Dalton, driving
Bragg from every position where he at
tempted to make a stand......We have
nothing definite from the army of the
Fotomac-.....Every day now is big with
events, and news viii be awaited with
intense interest ,.