The New York herald., 1863-09-08

prssen, lie becomes untsnabe and with the two oppos
ing armies holding the relative positions anu nv -
ing upon lines which flank them right and ss', 'n.' -
be pushed back until their increasing strength snA
our generals TO combine. Either Burnside OF Ns's
equal to Bragg Johnston, as the ca1' may -
and IL win be long before tho reoeis .A' ~
centrate such force as VIII Jus'ns '.s-' -
riskng an engagement. think i'Ay
said that East Tennessee viii be relieved without des
pera,e or even serious engagement but there s hte
Aonht thai an eaort win be ade TO cover Atlanta ana
perhans Rome IN the meantime expect nothing immed-
ately DELAYS Of serious character must yet ensue'
One OF the chief embarrassments Of no campaign ~
hkey to bs felt in the Of opening tho necau and
Nashville Memphis and Charleston and Nashville and
Northwestern railroads for the subsistence OF TINS and
cRirIESDESs MOVEMENTS.
General Crttenden VINO has been encamped up the SO
uuatchie valley Dunlap, viii move down the valley
tomorrow and cross the river at or near Bridgeport
This the slight drawing in Of Johnston, will again
concentrate the army This will put all upon the les
flank OF Chattanooga. Burnside, who s In the valley,
near Kingston win be upon the right flank Of Chat
S,nooga. II evident that there intention 70 con-
cenirate the two armies Immediately.
The Atlanta (Ga) Confsdsracy Of August 20, was
brought in TO day by General Crook II contains little Of
Importance, except the few significant items
GOVERNOR BnowN, GEORGIA.
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, publishes letter ana
order Colonel J. n. G. Reed, commanding ~ Atlanta,
In which authorizes him 10 arrest all the citizens o.
Fulton county who refuse appear and be mustered into
the rebel service Ho then ordered TO ropot them 70
Colonel Wilson, commanding the second regiment State
troops who win employ them In guarding the BRIGGS IN
that part tho road nearest the Tennessee ne"
Those men are being raised six months for local or
homo defence.
from the Atlanta Chronicle and sentineLl
THE CITIZENS, NETTING AT ATLANTA
II ii very evident that there are numbers OF dsloya
persons the confederacy They generally found In
eur business cities. They plainly show by their conver-
sation by tho wishes tney express and by their acts
which speak louder than words that they are not with
Measures foot In various sections 70 rio our
country Of this class Of persons Meetings have already
been held three places in Georgia. and the justly ndig
uant people have expressed their sentiments in way
that cannot be mistaken BY disloya persons. We
have published the action Of the people Of Grf
an end vicinity, also Of the residents OF Putnam
county Elsewhere win found the resolutions adopted
By the citizens Of Atanta 1t is time that every
nuniy had acted the fact that secret foe is worse
than an open enemy and had taken 10 send all
vho can be proved entertain sentiments injurious in
The least 70 our beyond lines. The people in
Mis- region should not be slumoerng whom our fellow
stzens elsewhere are the alert All should remember
Mat the price Of liberty is eternal vigilance" We
should treat our enemies % enemies wherever find
them. Although they may have been In our midst for
great many years. they have claim upon friendship
IN fact they less deserving Of kind treatment than
those Of foes capture in tho field. There is no
mistake point: foe 10 to be feared
lhan open enemy"