, 1863-11-11
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
THE WHOLE ARMY TO BE
PAID OFF.
A Fresh Rumor from
Bragg's Army.
Interesting Rebel Accounts Of the
Situation
ALL QUIET In FRONT.

Especial Dispatch to the chi1s.o Tz'bnns.1
CHATTANOOGA Nor. II, 1858.
All quiet In tont, and positions ara mainly
unchanged. Any discussion Of prospective
movements won1d be contrabana. The public
may bo nsanred that sueh thing ~ iaieness
and losing time las no place hese, md It Will
thunder again in this quarter Of the sky-be-
fore it cleazs up. /
The t1oopa a.o greatly delighted at the
arrival Of payma.ters with grecnbacks eaongh
to 70 round. The whole army hero is to be
patd to NoYember.
An unfortunate accident occurred here On
the night Of Saturday, the 7th inst, near
Keuy's Ferry, By the sinking Of tno barges, |
conveying stores, a mode Of transportation
the present stage Of water now permits.
CHATTANOOGA, Nog. 10.-Georgia refugees
Just IN, report considerable movement Of
Brsgg's troops and stores eouthwazd. The
rebels ara said to be preparing to oyacuate be"
foro Chattanooga and retire to Rome or At
lanta. Longstrect is said to be organizing
large force for raid On our line Of communi-
cation with Bridgeport. Twenty-Five pay
masters, with 81, ,ooo, 900 are engaged paying
troops to the 1st Of Noyember-qutte long
time. Not ahot from F. Lockout to-day.
NEW York, Nov 10-1tems from Southern
rapers give the following from the charleston
Mercury Of Nov: 2: We hare Important news
from the armies In front Of Chattarooga.
4 shrewd game is now being played bY the
ereuv for 4he nossess1on ,of Lookout Noun.
~ -. - - ~. ,..,,.~. ~
ta'n' Inc announcement u tne iAseas ac 80 -
era1 troops, reveals the long anticipated plot.
~ fovr,ne Rr.pp from the mountain by dank
~ 4ote oA"66 81, --N~-<..
movements. ihls nank1ne 1o1ce OF Inc eoeny
when last heard from, WAS somewhere In the
vicinity Of SIND ,s9 ax'ns Ptes teo
mocn sn7 sAoae fou@o 'uA' au,' 1'ose~... s, tvss
Whe n Bragg apprehendlng nanK, eTacuated
Chattanooga, md fell back to Dalton and
Ein1xton
The Atlanta l7tt!age"oes ea1s movements
are being made that must decide which OF tha
| ccrnbatan+s will ho1ia Tennessee. md many
.s.~n, aa+ a1aa.a hafora nnothar terri,1a
! Gays WILL uot eA'peo 0eA"10 'Nu0N'4"1 ''''40@"
battle rDl take place.
! or rn.a haa haan steadily mov,nr towards
~ "e1t AAa0 49, D ~ 49, ,..o,a
hno1FAe, Els iorce oelns suAlc1en11S o'tous
| to remove all appreheneions Of danger from
| the enernv In East Tennessee. Should he
.eas - a.,1,n,~ +bs enemy fron, East Ten,
eueeeeo - otA'4se 'Ae ~.S' ~"
| neseee, Kentucky WILL be open 70 cur Vlcso'
,ious army. The Augusta Coastitutiond|iss
nrss+,rd,v a,va. wa have inte11foance which
u eata.a .,ss,r % .,nst-a.ttr 49, ~ 49, fn-ras
We deem enn1ea5 Iast" t"of'nS' lnA' W. iotss'
occupy Loudon, and the advance under BITE"
yenscn has reached. Concord, fifteen miles
| 49,. la ,FHno~-,ra
'ols s'oe " huoA s4ae. -
Col. HAlAce OF Inc East 1ennes@eo ana
GeoreiA Railroad has tent to Union Point
for no1e Of tha rolling stock of this road.
~. rra..atta rnnf.s1ot. ~ octon.r e(,tt
Inc "ataesta e1ge40u's " o.to e
says m officer Of the army, )nss from home'
brfr rs intelligence OF the receipt Of d tele.
o,o,o hv tho eoramandant of the post at
9 se.s ss,,ns -. fo,,o~s. uWe ha.
Keme, irom ee''m'' 10 ioto"s' 10,
| Here that heavy force Of Yankee mounted
ted Infantry had reched the yicioi.
81 to nsrs eoms on ,:h on ne' rnpo BY as
IL The Mftsisxff41tau of Oct. 11th gives e0uue