New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

HrngE sends Eerty 1ho".nnd wen ss"'"s'
Iurnsidc - s1e - He-euforeed ana
E,ud, for the SHOCK.

fio4r puT Special ioffrs .ouaeut
CuAI1As oo0A. Nov. Z. lro1
In my lat | said that the only hope The Rebel
c,al have touching tie situation a. tla quarter, wa
IN the bare possibility q making 1ans movement on
rim ,o.sri Knoxville. Il,arn hat daring Tie lat
~ days uIcc oorIs u Bragg amy have made d.
version d. tia, direction. under Bucsner Chcaiham
and Stuart ~ith tie hops u overcoming Burnside and
crossing tho ri,,r no Eaft Tennessee in TIC ncshboF
hood u Ioudon whore they arrived somc dry, afo
part u tbs force tho advance probably VII
Which our forces engaged nj Philadelphia. Tho cHpe
diion numbers about $3.50 Non, AID Hncsner is snp
pusrd "a be- Ia chief command. Its supplies are nl
drawn from ttOrgla, there being nothing N nh tr
COM through which they muft travel g. support man
or beast Should any considerable part 81 ihis Mr' o.
succeed ia crossing tie f'oT iho case W D. found o.
even hc worse iheni for instead = that being country
donlng with mix ard honey II - LAID OF dcsoition.
What burnside has not gathered yil not avail much N
supporting cycna lone tfaycler.'
0 the desrefnfiou that will cLaracerge iho oforis
which tie Rebels yil make to regain an entrance into
East Tennessee and possibly Kentucky, there can .,
10 question. Burnside las lately been r,eniorc'd.
md though his troops are much scattered IS believed
that be viii be able To successfully resist The Rebel nn
vance IN that quarter The season Inaus pciOus flf
tho undertaking % tho Rebels, tie river Is high TIE
bridges being rone. pontoons alone VIII avail 10
maintain these, would 10 nett TO imporsiblr. In a
military point fvow 10 cross into Eastern Tennessee
would b. 10 enter y trap where supplies could not
reach. and from which there could DO no escape.
There Ii certain degree u Interest attending TINS
movement hy Buclner. though believe 10 anxiety u
felt concerning The result.
There Ia "A certain class Of men who DO not kn0"
when Ia keep silent and aoof from public observation
Wien already deep in the mud they certain a. ret
themselves dee per IN tho mre To this Glars evidently
belongs MflOrGcn. Negley, who for his share IN the
battle II q chsmnuge relieved without so muc
rs doubt IN his favor. since be et this department
Perceive that he has been suffering himself 10 bs non
zed ard IN quarters even 10 be crowned hero ~
that light Great ontragcs against The uLih ought nor
- so unnoced, nor great IIctendeTs go uh'Nloa"u'
The very least that Gen. EofccgaLs could do with et
ley tor his conduct az tLiohaDauga, was To relieve
him and tho relieved General ought 10 thank hs oh''
for not embracing in he order the reasons Tor DONG IT,
On The second day Of the battle Cen Brennan TOOK up
position in defense ~ tho ley Hont nsshilei
by the Rebels, and withstood for hours ines
moot furious assaults. Nclley. Whoso DIVISION wa
mainly intact, promised 10 support himi bni.
Instead Of doing ~. he deliberately marched away ho'
only with his own troops but With Dfltndo OF pIoh
mans command that Has pressing iorWhiu 10 hs a'pp
M tho mort critical moment th ththo cDnpu a'.
fresh troops ana with al others he oond gaiher up 10
marched 10 the lar Kosssiiie WHO inc paic
was hottest -,
/ male this statement not Oh common rumor which
would be enough but tie Gulortyo OF reports
by Gcns Brennan. WOOD and looker, ana % W.
Cornell commanding brigade nor nave paa , 'H =;
case In strong light 40 others are ulspoa'u !" Pu "
When called To account by Gen. Looccthns hltci
the battle al that SeGloy could offer IN eAt,uuaon W
bis conduct was that 10 was confused. ~ uoS 10y
help him ut all that others well "a, himself "eio con
fused that day though ~ may afford nm some tn''s
faction that some OF them have likewise Dceh
I he reports Of olleera Who participated IN tv 49,"
Chckamauga will throw food OF hgIt on thaL a.Ai'
aud form o. The most interesting chapters 81 u.
war. ] know th0fc reports Viii sustain iuy ~, hn,
tno Of Acsoys conduct lie having G"ho no i. -
GfgACc AID undortakln tO play tho n0i ~ Is ""o W
truth that TINS much should be- SAID.
Con. Thomas has issued an order dhmi.'l mp
Robert Clements u Tie 69th Ohio. ana H. htniy hnl
low OF the TN OHIO Nom no service iGI iIs
and nOn. perlormnIae VI dulY. O41T aismlAAAls VA