New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

destruction Of Their arm. in Georgia. The former is
looked Hpon by the Rebels, as but question OF
time. a Rebel lieutenant Of much intelligence told me
n few DAYS ago that he bad no doubt that Gilmore
would take that city l know among military circles
they regard il probable that troops wonld be
sent a. TINT place than taken from it. iet We must
remember that the enemy is in great strait and might
ieven rpn the risk Of weakening the land forces OF
Charleston to more certainly secure success here do
not audc TO these matters 10 awaken alarm but rather
to show the wcig'y responsibilities that are now rest
inc upon Rosccrans and his gallant army and the i'm
porncc Of rendering such moral and material assist
VIII render the defeat of the combined forces o
TIE Rebels socoBpcte 10 virtually put an end to the
war.
Gen Var Clcve with his division advanced from
Rossvilc rgon Rincgod O. the nth inst The laiter
place is a station on the Western and Atlantic Rail
road and Is twenty three miles from Chattanooga ana
fifteen from Dalton Gen Forrest. with his command
was occupying the town. The Rebels drew mp IN Inc
Of batrlc about one mile from town iicsvy skrmsh-
ng occurred between Col BaTnes's Brigade and The
tn Indiana Battery, CTt. Swallow, thas had the &C.
vance After a half hosI's fight TIE ESbols gave way
and driven by forces thrcn II the town ard
beyond They destroyed -four OF Tie railroad bridge
or, tie East Chicamsuga varying II length from ~
;oaO0 feet Two miles south Of IL, town they astin
formed in line If babe and were again driven bao' Co.,
Il time, However ~ Col Wndels Mounted B.ig-lo
tat pursued thew - Tunnel Hi within seven rifles
81 Dalton We spftlnod no Lss. The Rcbcls h"c siN
'vr eight killed. No wounded wen discovered
On sunday .ho 18Th inst. Gen Van Cleycs division
then ri Gec,ioa's rli on Tire stso road lcading from
Chattanooga 10 lafayette. nldee reconnaissance N the
direction If the latter place Gen. Bcat,ys friead,
sHtr f.l
the ldrrnes About thr,cf,u-tls Of nit helo'
the mlls or forces cERc upon The pies"s
Of tlc cncme Heavy strmishing orssed n Il
the s-tllcTy on both sifs was soon wtrt y
engaged TIE Rebels Md, stand ~ Al ho r.
and ,len feu back and tool another post.on. n m
whith they we're driyca. tpr forces pursued % IN
thrcs md hall miles iron, To- ms. Tins was a. far
as their orr, allowed thea 20 go and ih'y r turned
TO their cailn tho Rol-Is ing IN haste taken their
departure ar Lafayetto The enemy carried away
the.r killed and wounded II hey sustained any ioscs
We haA ne woundo1-ivp MORALLY h tAe 1917 Ohio
Volunteer Infintiy three seriously Including Csnaiii
Drs-y. Clief Of Artillery IN the siaf q Gen Van
Clese. and Lieut. Cla1k Of the 79th Indiana Vols The
,;ter hnyc been sent 90 Chattanooga aud ~ hat ac-
oonnis were doing vel
Al incident occurred n the close - The dog hat u
WORTHY Of being roca.iat inasmuch g. !, shows n
courage AID dcyo; Jon VII b j. WORTHY o. b,inF emu
lated Among the stiruishcs sent out wee a.c-feant
AID ten -,n who from some oversight were cot re
called VII our forces retired Thee brave iehows re
manned q their post til morning Notwithstanding
or forces bad lcit AID they were In danger beng
lcaai-o.lel by sup.gio- force at any moment; The
following morning ih,y came into canIa and gave the
commando r valuable information pro Hred during thcr
.kreqee Gen Criiierdcn advises 81 Their heroic
oond1c, and directed The officer gsins lin tho isioF
nation & Jr,-cnt be compliments 70 tie serf'ani
and l. men and sly ioIhcm Tat hnd he ten thousand
scl sofa cgs Dc would hee nrry TIA, soli BE- 10
srnc be
A b.irsdc CONSISTING = he %. ~ al 80 Georgia
Csyary will one OF two pieces Of artillery, oain'
through Caici,s Cop ih, morning before daylight ana
-itac.ed our picket, In ne valley II the Clicnmnnga
As f.r O., have Icaled harm was doDc 70 ~ forces
Gen Reynolds sent ont part Of he command against
frn and drove them hl,k This afternoon they made
dcnoust-a,ion from Dap Gsp. tao AID 4 iAif miles
th of Catits but tberesui's 81 il have not heard
l. ia more probably diversion than IN attack N force
Certain j Us iAa' thing. cannot remain u The present
situation To- great lcn,lt oftlmc IA Tuea nlcr'
~ ain foce Of the on1ay Is said 70 he = ha' 70 nile
a.- viii, tie Pigeon Nolntln. which is Lcldly ihein
/, tt few ne. to our font II can thus hosr'n bow
ron, yc car become involved b. general engagement
Tie losses m the lih Army Corps ny 10 ibe IT'D INST
a,nooui 10 nrc Killed ana - wounded spsEf'