New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
LATE SOUTHERN news.
Cor,iuued from Fret Page.

son Of affairs and the men TO whom the in the
orr Government has been eommi,ie D ,d government
sos Opponent of Davis he pss s
fiqh tribute 10 the virtues anu "' Ven more
P'ssdens appreciate. . tss% his Cabinet,
Mt. Watts refers also pariie9laarsr l"nr have fleet
Of tho service and thinks v" t in the deycrance of
%h'en va. py recagd TO the subject OF
n which some hadpresumed 10 90 own himself an
D. su ie ne could believe there was man u, VA
, b" would agree to the reeonstruSn ., .mu o
nicr This sentiment Sentiment IN Of the Southern people
S,ons nopth of the has alenaed them more anu
com race capable Of such crimes anu a'ivo va,
n,;l now there is not Datioh OF EuioIs WIGS AZ
eu.n o, sooner he annexed 10 than the Yankee ues
p'''''"' From The Charleston Mercury, Nov 2.
POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT CHAfTANViSA
BATTLE IMMINENT.
we have imnortant news from the armies N
%,ort 81 Chattanooga a shrewd game is now oeine
p,ayed by the enemy for the possession o' y; ~,
Mountain The announeenent Oh ". EcdprSI troons lie
rIver AT BRIDGEPORT by column o. te1ei" n .u Tho
xeos the long anticipated plot 10 force Bfatg 1, ~
maintain nv flank movements IBIS nalAins In ,be
The when last heard from ISs Mss pretty much the
same route which Rcsecrans TOOK ~,v and I'm back
lending FAM evacuated Sdsa BAG again a back
,hc enemy will quietly take possession ol Mall.
ts;r ,enncn his railroad communication !" ~, ~ ,Vi,
.r.n,sssas md settle down into coihivi'sme ~
Lenssse p~i rn The other hand. most OF the Norm
o,'a raners speak Of another great battle as imni
rent Tis Marietta R.bd says d. o.o,o,;ors
,'su hcre around Chattanooga are contemplated Yer.
s,cn ON The part of both the Confederate ana on'on
commanders. We feel pIeseh..n.n hs,s,a Ta, no,
,rl cement is at hand or that IL pa'v Lay o'
.,"ecilS occur important military moves VIII De exc
,uted which will eltoSether chahse w
nc AZ presen, viewed from Look Out folnt or Missoha
DiSra We are in possession OF Information ihiout
unones,ionahe authority when IL Wouu DC i's0,eo
20 make public which 90 aI 10 strengthen 'ues' w"
80 Slosfa ItUigspccr takes the same view HIGH q,
Noxoments are being made that must any soys
the eombatants shall hold I.An,sf hattie nav tale
viii no, eapsc before another tcIf'; la,ee bcly of
VIZ " ~ sono DAVIS Backnei VITA y i' y 49, =;
men tas been sieaiii, moving ,, oW snnrehen.
49, being sufficiently strong 10 i.lh'tc IA pPnassee
'oie ~ Is,,er from the enemy IN EAst Iehlessee'
Ssuld he succeed in driving the enen, ron h'S.
sessee Kentucky VIII he open :" gu,
iessercers bv the train yesterday evening pilNs NJ
,n,ccuce Of severe fighting on Wednesday 49,,
ranoir,- ., rnidnight-on The NashVlile ana ,.a''s
M Is load AZ thc zoo, of RaccoOn Mountain "A
Sr,ion OF Hocds division. chiefly jenkins pIieaae
attacked Sioges corps "a their ~, nsa,,s
tlrse desperate charges, leacAns on me as. 90 -
xi,hin fw feet Of the breastworks fainhs 10 csi
he vol. onr forces were withdrawn, ana retaihsu !.
their former POSITION oar "ss snd,Dd IN Filled and
wounded. The loss Of The enemy Is unA.oN -. oto,
Passengers also state that our batteries on hoy.Vu
rnn,e, st.rl the works OF the enemy vigorously OF
"wednesday, and tina; the tents oil Tie eNc! "'" WIS
appeared 3D. alien intelligence which we deem entire,
Trustworthy that forces occupy London ~ - s
ADVANCE under Stevenson. has reached CONCORD n.e
miles this side OF Knoxville. Col Wallace OF ths 20
Tepnessee and Georgia Railroad mas SEM W M
Dr., Gov mora Of he rolling stock OF his road which
an eneouraena indication Of confidence 10 the SUCCESS
fnI issue Of the movement forward.
From, The Richmond Dsps,ch, NOV. D
THE SITUATION AT CHATTANOOGA
sThis is subject Of deep anxiety 10 tne Whol'
Conlederacy al this moment-the deeler PeIhAp 49, ~
The late movement OF ne enemy s us neither 10 have
been resisted nor anticipated IL gives HIM al W.
same time great advantage by placing nm on ~, %
esnk at the moment when our center am fsn ar w
.uni,l with the body Of the place hseii Inc hahae
newspapers say they have assembled lioU n,,sv
that Bragg's force Is only 49, ~ anv particnlar W
have no idea that the Yankee ioice Is '" Va, "
jrasgss small Be IT. nowsssl are % 'n NAV Very IS.
bid defiance to ITO, 900 Yankee w nave ~ "fF'"
he wort that we fear of those furious AID !,
decisive battles so characteristic OF TINS war. W.
moi believe that any force me lshhe's esn piins %
be able 10 carry the exceedingly strong position OF oe'
B,acg fortified with much care ana defended ny !
many brave men as lie bss with lin. IL IS evident !
The meantime, that great battle must inevitap.
fogb In The neighborhOcd OF Lookout II 1t has not
ready occurred. The enem! VII MAKE uesPei ats eAc
fjons 10 break through our lines al iLHt point pen
his object secure possession OF 'he rniiioad "here
rms south of the Tennessee ana thus render IL an cas-
thing TO supply Chattanooga with PROVISIONS and troop
We await the event with sn1ieiy, bal WITHOUT app
pension. A., ,..,.,.
We have before given IA account Of the iccahi!
Chattanoogs sad here repea, H. that our readers is
lave clearer idea Of the operations N progress ~
Al Chattanooga the river makes bend IN The form OF
horse shoe the toe Of the shoe pointing south ga "a
Toe and on the south side OF ne rn3I, Sh'talooss
mile. and a half Lookout Monntaiu, when runs aoN
10 the very river. Along the base o me ach,s , ~
The railroad which crosses the river about - miles
Low 10 the west Of LOOKOUT Mountain lies fsccOe
Mountain aud between them lee the LOOKOUT aie!
creek running through the middle OF H. lie AaIkcr
tie other night LEFT Chattanooga "a Pohoons hoal,
down the river without being hailed by slnse sem
mel 30 far rs We can learn. landed sud occupied IA
coon Mountain almost without resistance. me! ha'
thrown bridges across below and constantly rece
ing reSnforcemenis in that direction. Hoods brisdd
under tie command Of Gen. Jenkins tiicd to DISPOSE
them the other day, but failed The battle VII .
fought I'm the Lookout Valley and it, vicinity.
The hopes OF the country we've very Aish "lrh h't'
Grams was first driven back to Chattanooga IL r"s -
iieyed that be could be shat up Here. ana TINT MS SUI
niles would De 80 efecualy cut on az 20 render ~ ii
peratiye upon him either to hsAi b'Aes az. ttos
disadvantage, 10 attempt 70 Te'fe"t across
and rugged and mprac' 10 sole fOuutry therein! run
ming the risk OF ruin 10 his whole 'oc or 10 srchI'i
But the exceedingly dilatoiy movements 81 ohs arm
have lost us all The advantage Ne Aau Or oeI.e'."
had a few weeks ago. 1hey have Afforded tine 2" a.
Yankees collect troops from the most diat'nt Gha
ters TO restore their communications at ihc.i cisnr
and 10 threaten with siegc instead 81 und"i,OiIi
one themselves. Ii Gen. BT6gs should De- driven iI"i
his position We not only lose Last Tennessee entirely
in, we on4 tine door for the invasion of Geoi wher
there is "a very large supply o cotton when ifined u
main inducemcAt vi ROsecIans Hi aston oi ia Sat
~ viii thus be seen that tie most Important Inieics
are involved in the operaons around n"', ,,'
cty involved but the length Of the war undoubtedly
Could that Yankee Amy haTe been de-iioied NE va
would have been virtually AT az enc
THE SITUATION AT CHATTANOOGA.
From Tie Richmond Enquirer, Nov. D
The movements Of the enemy AT Cnattan0Dg
are still uncertain; and whether the Occupation
Lookout Mountain indicates an "d' ahc' mi'. IA, 10
Last crossing Of the KappahaunOck 81 Fredericksburg
nv Sedgwcks Corps merely tcint 20 cover r'iIeai
has not yet trauspiIed. i;ut when consid'; r.