Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
cen Bmvnside Censured for
Mt AsslssnmE Roses.
Grams.
pa~ecvams soon to be put ON
she offensive again.
Two Of his Divisions BE-
haved Badly.
Mach SoDicttude Manifest.
ID Relative 10 the Oper-
.aions Of Gen. Meade.
NRw YoRx, Sept. 70.

The mo, ming papers contain various
.ncen'at,ons relative to th- late battle OF
den. Rose ans, all Of which are, how
aver. uisspat-d bv the last report sent to
nress At an early hour this morn''g, un-
der date e Chattanooga 22t.
The Ttibune's spec al s'ys that the
general summing up is, that after two
DAYS severe fght"g, in which Gen.
Ro-ecrau., with greatly in'er,of fo'ces'
bore the shock o! 10000 rebels, COM
nr,siny the armies Of Bragg and John-
atom. hs e Of LIE . nv aud all Of Penn
bert,p's scatt red troops that could be
gather ed 10. ether, be deemed it pr dent
to fan ba~k upon Chattanooga, which he
did in good order. mn,
A. lat accounts he had established
communication with the cavalry # Gen.
Borus,des. who is severely ceussred for
mot having arrived es,I'er.
Two OF Rosecran.' divisions arc re-
ported not to have behaved very we'll.
It il believed Rosecrans will bs put
in position to enable him to resume
tho offensive; meantime he is thought
to be strong enough to hold his grou"d
There is At least reason t" believe THAT
the attention Of what remains Of Lees
army will soon be occupied.
After the 23d, all volunteers serving
in the three years organization and hav
ing less than ono year TO serve, viii, on
re.enlisting for three years or the war be
.n,,,led 10 a bounty of $4O2, provided
70. veteran volunteers.
Tue h.g presentation to the Iron
brigade came off on Thursday lat. Mr.
CLICK presented t e flag, and speeche-
we're made by the officers and plivat s.
The NOV, ment Of the Army OF the
Potomac ha. commenced 80 ar rs to
send 70, ward Buford's cavary across he
Rspi Ian. Tho crossing was effected
without opposition.
II is Iropbesied that . very weak
force Of rebels intervenes between Meade
aud Richmond.
Commanders who have doubted the
accumulated evidence Of the many de-
tachmeD . ecnt nu,.. L-~.'e ormy so,,tn.
v.ra do not seem inclined To admit t"e
tact. that .ince he news OF the Cha u
poo,a batl K sec'ans IS nghtl'g 'ne
whole Son hern Coufederacy.
A gentleman Who left talmon'h Few
DAYS ago reports that there WAS 10 r. o
70 20 in or near F edrrick.bu G, and ba
few ckets were to be seen.
The same patty s~vs there IS only on'
Rsv,d.o, and oily ' o rs German s 'as Of ryb,
troops now north of The k~pp.h an, ocl
aud eat OF the Orange T. Alexand,;. Il
r.
The Heralds Washington special say
rsih,ny has zen talked or 'hapnrre. OF =
w"s''..,pt q TO-DAY. tne late
Ro.ecr ms ..Dy. Ii is officially asce
tanned ths. ne has fallen back to Chat
ta.oos. to wait the arr val Of Burns de-
foes, VIII CHI were y.stcria w,hiu 81
m le-, AID were expected to b. no will
nun to day, when forward movemen,
would be promptly m ,de on the iiues VI
the enen.y At PIGEON NJ ,untau.
Still the utmost contidenc- is ltlt here
upon the junction OF Burnside with 10
Grams. anu tha, the encmv would be badly
beaten and compelled to fail back upon
X me or Atlanta.
In The mean,ime much solicilule is
expressed IN rrg,rd to the movement o.
Gen. Mea le to take advantage Of the de-
Pcnon Of the rebel army IN Virg nia
A special to the enid contains a.
order refusing to ALLOW srondents
WIN the army the use Of the telegraph
line for the trau.m,ssi,l o dispatches 10
newspapers.
The steamer FultrI arrived from
Charleston Bar the 10th.
No news.