New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
FRON Till ARNY CETNE CUMBERLAND
GREAT AND GLORIOUS VICTORY.
The Rebels Driven from Every Peinis
Gen. Hooker Captures Over
2.0@0 PRISONERS.
Cur Wtose Captures from 5000
to 10000.
OUR LOSS NOT HEAVY.
Official Dispatches from Gen. Grant.
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CHATTANOOGA Wednesday, Nov. ALL g.
wcia,e had brisk engagement ilis morning, and
have driven the enemy entirely oh OF Lookout Mou.ttn IL
consderah. portion Of which they leid up TO iLis morI
ing. We have aiso :asen Missionary Ridge rom him
ihs morning and the uoutiosoIne Iiao piis N posses
sion Of which yosiefla!s enrogement left them at is
cIoso.
An Ding has ceased foI sufficient time to warrant
tte conclusion tat III Iaeg has 'orooied certainly cav
ing ali tie ground and strong points in possession,
for w,hwe have been fighting for the last thl Gays
II s zoo early yet 70 Caae 10 state tie casuiSu's
on ei.Ley sl,le. Which Rot yet known.
Our army is ia glorious sIirts-oaptat.on, Indeed
over ite.s sclies a. viOiorios
wAsBgGrov Wednesday Nov. @. ls6l.
Tlc Star has The following dispatch:
CHAT ,SooOA, WodIosdsy, Nov. 25, lsG3.
"Gen. bragg evacuated the summit Of Lookout
Mountain ast night and iro'ps occupy it. lie,
bouovo sii holds the Iiho pits tno base Of Mission
sIy lIdFe."
Tle new, Of h, glorious success Of Gen. Grant
create ne create; dc1ei and recicnes tlTc9ghout
tie ois,.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Nov 25 lsC2.
Tic following official dispatch from M9i i.-Gon.
Grant lss been received al the army
here:
Cs,rrasooca Tenn. Tuesday, Nov. - lsd3
No ia. IT. ". NAILfCh. telffGf-tg ftf'.
Yesterday a; ~ O'Clock Gen. Granger and
Gen. T'jmers Corps. supported by Cor Howards.
were advanced drectiy in from. Of for;fcafiors
in the euemys Vckcts and carried biz fri live
of rife pits between Chatiancoca and Cltci's Cree.
We captured nine coum.ssio..ed officers and 'bolt
one hundJcd enlisted men.
OpT loss j. abos. ~.
To-day Gen. Hooker IN command of Ger. G.aTys
D,yfe f,sr L. y
Corp az. two trcsdes ~ tie 18th Corp carried ne
north slope of Lookout &onntEir, with small los on
side sni To- 20 tie crcuyo Of 600 o. 30 pri.orc
kl'ed and wounded not reported.
ILcIe has b,on continuous lighting rom - o'a'ott
until te- night but troops eaauy rcpulsed o. o.!
R,iompf to take tie position.
Gen sherman crossed The Tennessee River before
Daylight ths mornine TIE mouth of the South Chict
snagga with ,hree divisions of the 18th Corps and one
syifion 81 tie l4th Corps and carried the northern
extremity ~ Missionary Ridge.
Oar success Ear hss been complete and the behavior
81 tie troops admirable.
GEo. ii. THoxAs. Major General.
Asj.Cea H. " nlLLros. C,ae,olia Ct;c5. Ba'liagioa-
CnArrASooGA, Tuesday, Noy. 24--o =. m. ls'sh
The fighting to-day progressed favorab'y
Gen sherman carried The end Of Missionary Ridge.
and his right is At the Tunnel and his le'i 20
ChieEamauga Greek
The troops from Lookout Valley carried tie point 81
TIE mountain and hold the eastern tolc and point
high up.
cernot yet ten lie amount of casualties but our osi
is not heavy.
Gen Hooker reports 600 rrsoners taken beside
shioh small number have fallen into our hands from
8ssiorsfy ilcgc.
T. ( GRAST. Major General.
CnATTsso0ct, Wednesday, nov. o. iso3.
W. arr completely victorious. The enemy Is
vaany yortcd and driven from every position. Our
los ~ yery email and the enemy il heavy in iTisoncT
Finding Gen Hooker 20 successful in bis mo' emcnt'
nsainst Lookout Mountain, tue enemy cvdruG1cn 'Aa
y.silion dudlg the night.
Con Hooker took possession early Ills morning til
,u.suy moving South and got Missionary Ridge OF
the battlefield some where near ChekaInauga. lie y
s1vecting 10 Intercept the flying foe. Gen Hooker j
said 10 have captured 90 prisoners IN bis EagnceA
nssauh 0f Lookout Mountain.
Gen sherman vas all prepared to begin an assault a
Ga H. today upon the strong position "i the enemy
the norib end Of Missionary Ridge. He had the day
before taken iii the position Of the enemy bu
COMMANDED by their artillery, he Lad to descend INTO
valley and fhen make ascent 20 the position held p'
ne enemy Two unsuccessful assaults were made b'
s.en Sherman but with the cooperation OF tie cent
te ultimately gained Tie position and competed 'h'
great victory.
The brigade OF Cen Carsc, with portion Of Gen
Lehtpey's brigade, composed the storming parry H
tho fIst assault. They we're repulsed with guiie 3"
heavy loss. after at tex persisted in FOR one hour
but bring reinforced they were enabled 20 hold part
The ILL IL this attack Gen Carso was wounded quite
svcgoly in the thigh. The 37h Ohio aud Cth Iowa and
Io3a Illinois Regiments in tbe attack. second
assault vas made IT u, in which Matiass LooIiss
and RazPs division we're engaged. The force reached
within o. eny yards Of The summit of The hill and the
.fls Of ,he enemy WHOM they we're Aanked, and okc
YrtIing to their reserves
la this assault Gen. Matthias was wounded ana Col
pstuar Of The 93d Ohio killed. Their persistent efforts
compelled the enemy 10 mass heavily Oh LIS Iishi III
d,r TO bold the position Of so much importance 10 NM
About O'Clock Gen. Grant started two columns eihs
ahs weak,ned osntor and IN an hours despeIIie hs"t
ing eeded ia breaking The center and gaming pos
session c. the Iidgo in which tie enemy was pOs@o
Tie maia force was driven nortlivaId toward Ten
sherman. who opened them and they were forced "a
Dreak and ssek aGfe,y in difordescd fight down The
western slope II the ridge and Tic western ridge
al tLe Cbi.aansuga. We have taken not less tAar
100 prisoners. aid peiLaps 10000. Cen Hooker viii
probably intercept lie flying enemy in The vicinity o
Ess,e and tie esion odat VI It. There reports
hat We have taken a whole cops.
Among the casualties are Lcu;Col. y ny of the G3tl
Ipdiana Regiment; Major hcCaucy Of the 10th Iowa
Co. Onars. 9oh lliros; Ltut.Col. Stuart, 9Jth jill
Bos, Major Walker loth MssoDrii Major Welsh. coti
hlinoi; Major Inniss. 9th Iowa. "ounded A''J'r ir
Gin. ctb Iowa, Killed
Fnl reports fine killed. and wounded cannot be oh
tsiped. as most Of the Killed in Gen. slermahi
4. A. a Loo IL. ..ft tl.. ffnt