Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
IT.. .I;.I.iTLAN N TENNESSEE

TILE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
Is :!r Naoxri!ic I" Register" now pub.
%.ae: in A.i.a'a) IS supposed to bs in the
cgaa:enve q. Gen. Bragg, aid as one is glad
% haye any sort of iniicatious OF what is
oag forward IN these parts, we give an ar
;:'G IL ;h&. .io,raal in reply to some CD
se.sl, - 81. ;he Rebel"
8-A5a: MayEME$rs.-Thc Atlanta Re-
:,'.r' l.":...a::S :, report that Gen. Bragg'S
a. is .l;;a: back on Dalton. Ii processes
~. i~ :e.e tic ruraor, luz labnrS industri-
.a..v f." r:",'.;Zn tnt il ii truc.- Rebel.
-asr Il .gom Ch.ckamausa Staten % tho
..'s . Gra.4:'s army is very much cut up
q r,.,.-,.; 4 the recent rains II that rcgion
IL, - rave. ov.- ii. road is in almost as
s.Ia en.."iiou IL was Tie read from Centre
". N4nG-.aS in lSJl.-- Rebel.
la@., &"e 30 obstacles in the way bring
:: ~! nlieS from Nashville TO the Fedc'
-, "g.'n, ii" occasional ones created by the
:s..,.; ~ "nterprsing sucrrillss, which arc
-.. ,.at'a.Irr. and soon removed Rebel.
~" Ia, 80 extracts have Il lcari7:. on the
=, "a, !e,. B-a.: can ci,>e the ''w!n,ow5 Il
Harm aai Bald 4 Giants Caustway."
Il. hear t:.c "H2IcW again. II is surely
nc = - mo;!Yes OF Kindness 10 Gen.
s~,c. ',..t TCr i! Sus;a,as Us IN tie very an
;.,.,"' ..,ysmcn;s suggested ty the Regis
:: Ns"e a.r.
T." u:mc.cv":c ruth presents itself Iha,
=. -ag" ."r'u !n.lcs /" wagon provisions over
-. e. al through CfickamHuga creek and
-...'.' ,''.. ruf,. over 81 swamEv, uirv c"un-
=. wall" Ii. eDemv is within two miles "t
- way terminus, with which 10 transport
n''@h'cs. y III" winter approaches, ari
q. "c.,h:r r"M,,er> the reads more and III re
.'.as' +" 70 Missionary Ride, the suffer-
~ ant an2"ranccs % our army will increase.
'-e'-:iy "li, compel Bgass T.. abardnn his
,.". - reGah:e line along Missionary Ridge
',r farther to the rear, ard where he
:.aS.f :: 'HaHncuyrc- Of the enemy Will find
"a .''h l's advantage" The h"Ecs Of ::r
-.':nc" :;'jn Tennessee arc gradually diSSi.
;.;a::. T'n- hest informed military asthori-
*.s,aa. c7ne"iv" way hy which the enemy
T. 'a successfully lankcd, whil'.it is adj
-.,''i or 81! ,!d"S, that 'lirecs assault u gu:
'aa Hu". ION. We begin now to fear that
=. @rm. will not alvance-hut the reverse"
"9Y fo.S the Rebel" itself labor inGus;ri-
~ apologize" for All anticipated retreat O.
,'.'a iir.--' Do the patent facts a,r'l nec"s-
'.>': the situation" compel it to 10 justice
'.,- I'Hcra.in.c chief
"" { ilrr from the '.R R-bel" in this, that we do
1!i-vc tha, Bragg will retreat. He may 81
"''I" rs position, as We before stated, rs to
~ lin to communicate with this city more
',.ay, and with strong dctachments not known
"2G motion. In very truth, II large par. OF
H:iay is nor advancing. but under such re"
s;-.'.... .hat the W hole n:sy be speedily cons"-
.''".;o nc (: Grart, if he cones on from Chai;a-
;a:,.
T. .-"Hc5cl" thus closes is jcrcmiad:
Is '&c likelihood ef IN advance Ginirish.s.
'e;t@ prospect Of recovering the los: territory
.'e.'ess"c fades into distance, we may rs well
,.:-:t :or this We can only be patient
= 1''sirg in on. labors, and wait to see what
ia. see"
w.. " cant tel; 'hc "Rchel' precisely ",: hat
sh.h scr." IN; if Grant does rot speedily
-, ~ I:H.:e. ard rsmp.i him tc r"ti,e 80 the
..t Il Which ~e have heretofore spoken. he
-" = = 'iHS".l iankeJ. and tleu the boot Will
i !"'he:i-c." Blaeg's difficulties i'll finding
aa4 ;sf.s;rg Tor his army have been
d -. 4r,rGH,sh.e. No General who sleeps
s"'!'c c"ui2 lave achieved what EraSE
: .I'';''E :ccou pi,hcd under circumstances
,''.. Bet Thomas has been subjected
Il :. irn.'!'S. :.:d. as we predicted when
II .'l''. 5 :r7t took possession ci Chattanooga.
81 - '':.; VS. hrst in II Thoroughly eptr:Eca
a e.. N'' ard t!!an furnished with its inis
81 ,rr "a'ES, soul! be the first to MAKE
i; 'Hmen,. Bragg has beaten Thomas,
a - movement