New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
a..vors "a aid the General In overwhelming
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retreat to Nashville The approaching Wuter war Yarn;
both armies that their present position may DC %
nutuel destruction. and the Spring oil 1901 open o u"
wasted and ruined remnants Of both.
From The Richmond Dispatch Nov G.
NEAR PROSPECT OF COUPLE OF BATTLES r
While we are kept in constant expectation y,
battle at Chattanooga by the proximlty W Give
armies m that quarter the Yankee & also on
the Eappahannocs. II has been rninoie", rcceiycd
we suspect with some truth. that Meade mas ,'I. oo
positive orders from Washington 10 ,hos The season or
soon as possible The Yankees zee tnaI 'nc S M, d.
campaigning is passing rapidly ava. auu , NV & 90, -,
ees army ha ''crushed' between TINS Mu Ch 80,
December they will not be able 10 eat their as
dinner in Richmond az they have oien 10
do They appear also TO be just % tois tune 10 is
rby excited by the reports OF G5In re left behnd
Tkersoint TO the emacisted coz dition OF tnesa .i
returned prisoners proof OF me !rn'n y, exchange
Our readers DOUBTLESS recoiect 'h' u. 81 sick and
Of prisoners the Yankees sent oacn :" -, omr mart
vow, ded and that si.ailar batch was sent Q" o9 ia"
These are tho men the Yankees refer 10 Us ~ ,rb,ch
,(rr ow n person. proof o. the cruel ma, ht NOT 10
nr tvt opr nrisoncrs gscribng their eN p!eh' o' "
.eir diseases and words hut 20 our seNei.s; ~.
nd0vorinr to make us unsweiaec ~. ,nuio ~ remov
II mg f5r exchange Confederate prsolers who were 700
4 IN fo endure removal thereby compelling us 10 90 ,ne
same However thy seIzc upon 'a,s piclcA' ~, a
NJ. The dropping ar,Or of their soldiers ana tne pa
ners call aloud ior instantaneous march 10 kIchhohd
and the rescue o: their brethren, who are starving 70
death in spite of The seventy bulocts day whch We
| are TOLD are sauc btei ed to give them suscnaHcc.
They are reasonable men 10 be sure. They violate az
the obligations ef common honesty by ab, oSd,ns t.e
cartel solemny entered into under the hope thn' lc
multitude CT prisoners thr0Nn upon our hands may ~
duce Us starvation and now they complain th thye
prisoners are pariake.s OF the very lane ts. NV
ers are treated mnch better than the Yankee i'tei.
ment las npy right to expect considering the'r ooee
IN leaving them here and fully as wei as prisoners e'
war are treated anywhere IL Is t. get them pack
20 rescue them from death 10y famine that INC
Yankee army is pPoaled TO TO adj ance Ana ,ns
~. 40 a.. slI
whe,bcr il So easy 10 take Richmond as the Yankee
uewsparers would have US believe or whether me ann
of Gen Lee is to be counted icr moaning !" ''o l'
II Is not exactly plain whether the advance is TO be
made By James River or the Peninsuia or uiee. IRON
the RaIpahaunOck Either way VIII sun Us " snls
t;e,era Meade We hope his heart Nil not fail MN
as time as il did when Lee chased him INTO HIS DEE
easrs before Washington Leg Inn come Prepared 20
II ns.e a real campaign. campaign not against the pigs
anil poultry bat against the fighting men on Lees
Army Let him bring along kilpa'r'cs. That famous
henioost General the very sight OF whom sets Az ,e
geese 10 caoknr. and all the turkeys 10 gobhhng
throughout this quarter lie and his warriors are gnl
liant men to twist the neck ol cock and hen as was
said Of ycre touching hero Of principles and practice
much resembling their own-tho Scottish Highland
freebooter Cutler MoCullcch.
We can assure all these gentry. by way Of Induce,
ment that Richmond ia not absolutely destitute Oh
the Of making good Christmas dinner as thoi
eeem to imagine We can stu AFFORD BoOd HihVsu
pie although dare not venture to promise plum
pudding. We have not tie best material For bowl"
egg poc our white sugar Is running low, and our rum
| growing scarce But II they viii put up with dead
Shot whisky rinebGrTcod and warranted Ia ki, they
cer find plenty at 81 10 per drink, Confederate cur
-ency There are many other inducements too tedious
TO mention; We venture TO invite them ara assure
| them Gen Lee will give them A hearty welcome.
REPORTED RAID OS 1UsCALOoSA.-Iht Ma
ri,ra Conffdrae Of Oct. 10 says that an officer 81
the army Just from Rome. brings intelligence 81 Tie
receipt of telegraph by the commandment OF thc pol
st Rome from selma believe that heavy force Of
Yankee mounted infantry had reached the vicinity OF
Tuscaloosa route for Selma They are said 10 have
4 49, Era . ~ ~
| summer.
THE FooD QuEsTIoS.-An association has
been formed in Atlanta Ca on the Joint stock prei
pie to furnish food to the people at cost prices lhe
shares are sold at SO each and the enterprise was en-
tered upon with much spirit.
The following items are from The Charleston
Mregrv, Nov. 2:
Ps,cEs OF MgAI.-Durng the past week beef ha ,
pork al he cxtravarani price Of e. 80 pound. We
are pleased learn that the Mayor and Aldermen nav
taken this matter in hand and that Ia very short iim'
N city viii he able Ia furnish an abundance oi pi'
n meats al about ~ cents pound.
DECLINE IN Bt rTrR-Tle ArsKsta CoastGHfiOnaiia o
Friday morning saws: Bnrser which recently went az
In price this market 10 e. Od s. pound has sud
denly tumbed and was selling yesterday at .. oo9sa
,, FSoRMous PRIcE-A negro girl aged II. sold by
HargrOve CO. for the small fortune Of 80 10 cash. on
. Monday last, at Lynchbufg
4 IHH PRESIDENT AND GES. poLK.-7ht Honigonuy
Adrer,,u SAYS 1t is understood that the President
thinks the arrest II Gen. Polk mistake on The part oi
I, Gen. Bragg and desired that the matter should he nd
usted without Court Of Inquiry by the return OF lie
former 10 the Army Of Tennessee. but that lie pcrr
not to be In that command. aud is most anxious ior
Court 10 Investigate the charges against him. Ih.A The
n, President seems disincllned TO-"
VI PRRsosAL-Gen. y. Il. Forrest y in Atlanta Al
= the members Of his STAFF except bis persona sa have
" been ordered To the different departments Gen. Arm
q strong takes command Of his division.
i. Brg Gen Maesail has at IA. own request been re-
- iieyed Of duty In braegs Department and has b'eh ."
20 deied To seport 10 Gen. Johnston in Mississipp
:. FisANCIAL.
= The Richmond Seniinei of the 9th inst. reports
"a the prices OF gold and stocks as follows:
Gold 10 H. FOR one firm; bank notes, three for
with downward tendency Sterling first class IS TO "A
d f,r one inn. BonGs-Nrgnia State o a. cent last
T. rales 81 5Ods2 90. aud interest," Noih Carolina new
C. o. cents s. Jds2 81 Missouri SiaicO cenis. lat
r. sales SJa IS %, North Carolina old 2 cents - %
y e. 90, North Carolina he1 & cents, :. lJas2 -
and interest; Confederate State sIJOJGCOO Coupon
!. R,nds s5 and Int Registered do. 400 10 and ut
" Conf, deIaie states 10000 30 snort dates 5O olOt
ard interest sCOale.l iac states loOVIVp loIs diies
sales nt tn 10 and interest. Orange and Al'1 ndTi
RarOnd second mortgage g crniDo IcoeJt salrs,
b. Orange and Alexandra Railroad, third mortgage q
ceui-no recent sal"s hclmoId and YORK h'ri !.ail
Rad first mortgage g. cen-no recent sales Rich
? nOnd and Petersburg Railroad. 4 crni--Ao recent
j. silcs. Virginia and lcnuc,-ec Railroad siocl--ai' p
Z i1j. VI gina Central Railroad, Int noiisagc. 30
Y CcuI--nO iesc ~ sales.
> from 90. Richmond - incr No,. O.
e ,CRS. LlEs EEPORr-LATH OPERATIONS OF III.
ARMY or NORTHERN yIRGiNIA.
= We take pleasure in laying before our r"adcrs
d bio oncal cot Of ZEN I. H. Lee, If the rooa olyI,
hlU.s DOB NoIiAegn NTg ala. accompanied bY i'pora
. q oIn Major Gen S.ulft aud BIir.-GcA liny9den.
- NlADQrAglirs ARAY oy NorTHTns 'nsiVs,t
3. tcf. -. 1893.
Is lC,s- = O'.gs- -, sfanfand hspot,,- grac,4h
trtNiHA .nsan,c 81 "a dcia.ifd report. Ar" Ire
Aon0r 90 .ub'i' ~ the Information n tle DcputWcut
hho following ia" Of The recent operations I, his
II army
VIII the do,iganf bringing on M cI94ecneu' V IT.
The Federal mmJ, "hich was cncanprd aiound ul.
pepper Court !oisr extending thence 90 the Erul Ii
81 ihls AMY cIOased ll' river on the Y INST, and ad