Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
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NKw YORK, Oct. l3.--The following special reIatIv
70 hosecranss army appears under Washington date
rhngs are unchanged. with the exception that the enc
my have removed their artillery from Lookout Noun
an where they had about ten pieces In position AM
appear to have somewhat withdrawn their foroes II
supposed they will concentrate their srIery on Ms
~ nuss. some Q, the enemyb pieces are heavy ant
They hold both Lookout Mountain and MissIon Ridge
rom which they threw shells on the 4h and 5th ind
un the latter day one hundred and ffv abeIIa yer,
thrown by the enemy. They however inGctsS M S'm
age beyond wounding three men and killing one hoyse
We have several lines OF intrenchments and eIten.
I've earthworks are still going on.
The plan Of the enemy appears TO bs mt N msLa =.
tck IN 'front.' but TO compel us 10 abandon
py SIMPLY hodipg Us In our present position with thei,
my IN our 'front.'. annoying Us with their artillery and
our rear. - Na'A'S fa'us III
y general order Issued on tho 9Th announces Major
oeneh reynolds as chief Of stan In place OF GensIaI
Congress. " a''uiio nu' SCAT in
A the divisions the army will be consolidated into
VIZ 70 fern the l4ih and 4th corps, with Gems Thoma,
Will DO commanded by Gems Baird Davis and Ronssea
ane nose under the latter BY Gems. Woods Sheridan
ana Palmer. Cen Brennan will be chief Of artillery
oen' hofecrans denies officially to have brought
charges against Gems McOook and Crittendene IT, Il
generay hiieved these officers will shows much better
feSStd %s tnan h reports 10 regard to them warrant
VIII .no assaance OF renforcements already arrived,
movemens VIII soon be made, IL 10 hoped, that wiii
drive the enemy from our front, ''"' WIN
The army 10 still we'll supplied with evervbino but
sv.sB anu pIankets the want Of which In unusually y
ooid weather causes considerable suffering,
=, All wounded able to bsar removal have beon aent
Norn. The casualties In the late battles will NOT he
less than fifteen thousand. "''i "'' W
the rebels from the opposite side Of the river
n.o our wagons and ambulance trains passing over
ne Vsney ROAD, wounding two men and Killing and
Wounoing several mulet. They seem determIned on
embarrassing our transportation in every possible Way
a. Tne IoIcss OF Wheeler, after burning a portion Of
snelpyvllle, were attacked by COL Mcooof, moi far
rom tnat place on Wednesday. We killed 100 Of the
Tnsmy took 5VO prisoners and three pieces OF artillery
ne rebels were pursued our forces in the direction OF
fsyeteylle, and 1yertaken, and three hundred more
prisoners were lost BY them At last accounts thew
were making ther way Into the interior closely pur
ued py our cavalry, which regarded sufficient 10 take
Roddy has creased the Tennessee with ops thousand
men ne passed through Larkinsville, on the Memphis
sna railroad, on Thursday and made OF in
onecuon OF winchester. Friday night they drove IN
our pickets at the Tunnel this side Of Coyan. Rome
damage was done by throwing down stones but to no
gIeat extent and obtructions have been removed Gen.
hooker sent force lt night to that point but the yeb
els did not venture an attack.
There secmsto be good reasons for believing the r.bsa
mad hgnt among themselves last Monday In which ave
OF s4 hundred we're killed aud wounded, Deserters
copnrm tne statement but differ to the cause and
Iorce engaged. One version is that the Georgia troops
REUSED tooross the Uhicamauga, and WiherS Division
wNeent down to compel them The other, that the
troops had refused 10 obey orders and tha,
Lonsslrees forces were sent agaiptt them The iinS
o. battle and fah Of guns could bs dlstnctIy seen
IIom the Mountain top. This occurred at the time
oi their cannonadng Monday by which we conclude
tnis was the nature OF their troubles.