The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-04
Further Particulars.


Cinyinnali Nov. 26
Brsgg's retreat from his position Of las,
night represented II Perfect rous.
Sheridan reached Chichamauea at fsur
this morning and captured SOC prisoners,
fnur guns, and nuiu1er IF poRtoons.-
The enemy attempted to burn the bridge
behind him aod partially succeeded They
burned the depot and all the stores q.
Chis aamauga
Sherman crossed a. Cl.icLsmausa IN the
forsucon.
Hooker reported at RingoId al 5 p. N
The captures and 1eeortions are rapid,
thinning the rebel army.
The MN Der Of cannon cantnrejI, thus
far reporlal, sre So incloding The cvlehr#t-
ea i.oe,ais battery lost at Chiekanauya
Shesman's loss is much les. 'hsn va,
estimated. t will uot exceed $50
Nearly 5000 prisoners have been re
noriei Breckanri'|g"'. son and Mai
WlI.oa. his chief Of ; al. were also brought
in. Breckenridge himself narrowly escap-
sd.
A strong column sre in pursuit Of The
ensmy, and it is not improbable tha,
aaoti.sr disastrous def-a, will be forced
vpon hin.
Louisville. Nov %.
The Journals apecia from Chattanooga
18th, says Gen. BreckinriJse's son was
just brought in a prisoner. Among the
killed are Capt. Barney, Lieut.. Wise ana
M .i,- 1,C
Daniel O,tonnor and Brcuse Wounded
Lieut.. Col. Gilmore Capt Davis,
Adt Tucker. Lieut.. Col. Hes,h, Msi
Johnson and A3it Bond
Our camp fires a.t night were blazing
slong the cre>, Of the whole ridge for a
distance Of eight miles.
Bragg was expected to withdraw under
cover of tse night. At dark Bragg was
III line of battle to cover the Knoxville
railroad. 1t is believed lie will not haz
ard another battle. +.
Cur army is agiow with enthusiasm, and
eager to pursue. Prisoners report the
rebel army tefiibIy iemoralizad aud in
capable of Offering serious resistance al !,
SO tia. Bragg will fsi' back 10 Atlanta -
Gen. Branuan occupies TunneII Hill.
which completes our line along the whole
length of Missionary Ridge.
Washington. Nov &c
The following LA. been received at
hea1qnar,e's:
Chattanooga, Mo-. 25. 7;l5p.u.
To Major Genersl Hsj'sck Although
IL s.
this evesng | believe am no, premature
in announcing a complete victory over
Rrs2g Lookout Mountain top, all the
rife pits in Chattanooga Valley. entire
have been carried, ard are now he'd bv
IL.
[Signadl U. S. GRANT.
MAJ Ges,
g.. Chsttane eog., Nov. 25.
Midnigh..-To Maj Gen Haleck
Tie operations Of to-daT have been mare
successful than yesterday, having carried
Mi,siorsry Kilge from Ros.yile 10 the
railroad tunnel vita a comparatively
small loss on our side, capturing abou.
forty pieces Of artillery, large quantity
OF email srms, camp and garrison equip
age, besides the arms in the hands of the
prisoners We captured 900 prisoners,
200 Of whom were officers, Of al grades,
from colonel down We viii pursue the
enemy in the morning The conduct sf
tie officers and troops was everything that
could be expected. Missionary Ridge as
carried simultaneously At six dffsren.
points.
[signsd.] GEO. H-THOMAs,
...--.s... Maj Gen.
....f.,-r .--e. Nov York, Nov %.
TIL. TINES Washington special Of TO-
dsy says The oGjaiai statement OF our losses
at Chattanooga. in killed snl wounded.
on the 23l 24.h md 20 h. at Inc Storm
ing Of Leokol' Morntan, y ere 5000 and
lie assaplteou Missionary Ridge sbou,
300. Onr wounded are AL under coyer
aad vel caIed fpr s.rE- .s...
RErURS3p.--nr, rATcHEs. who has
been en'is'ins men in ibis place for he
32i Reg g;soent, lhas returned home. havir o
been thrown out on exsnlna'ior. and vii!
continue his business at tie old p.ace.-
The Doctor exhibited considerable eneIgy
and obtained a large number Of recruits,
for which he woui undoubtedly have re-
ceived commission and bis failure TO
pass an examination, after he outlay of
time and money male, must be somevh at
annoying -' o. '.