The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

turned from ms vcorious cnase Ater LonBse0t fsmef
reported to him with the remnant of his division "his
email enough General" he said, " bus IL viii stand
good fight yet" subsequently, reached headquarters,
while in tho telegraph Office sending my dispatches
Gen. Palmer IN. He hooking in the best OF
spirits and assured that matters looked mueh brighter
than when we had met few hears BEFORE 81 The fact
Is" DO saia TO nae, "pve got my entire division 70
seher and the boys are In exoolont spiriis" He ap-
peared to be much encouraged and felt that the army
had done spleudidy. Gen. Palmer Is ono Of the most
persistent lighters the army and though beth days
hts division much scattered the result not al
. want Of gensrsshp much Il want OF strength
- cope with the superior forces o:sthb enemy.
CIV. L. n. ROUSSEAU.
Cen Rousseau has returned to the army ana has as
sumeA command OF his old division, commanded in tho
battle Of Chattanooga by Gen. Baird The division and
the army throw W their hats whenever Roussesu s
pears He gladly welcomed back To his old division
The telegraph working twelve miles beyond Chat
tanooga running north Of the Tennessee river
Tho south side appears 70 have been completely
abandoned by RosecraDs. The enemy's shsrpshooters
appear be closely investing Chattanooga, and skrnisa
ing being kept up but the fe-ce is thought 70 be
SHE'LL Bragg hope Tor no result other than delay sy
an ipvestment OF the place. We have ruors Of raids
upon OF Rosecrans with view TO destroy COM
Inunications; but they are likely 10 prove futile
CHEAP NywspApHR ENTERPRISE TRIBUNE
presume you have already the rich exposition s
te trcks Of the trade preotised by the Cincinnati
papers and the New York Tribune in getting early &C.
counts q great battles Your humble correspondent
figures extensively in these exposons that he is com
psed very reuct any to take notice Of them. One OF
tsese send you, abbreviated somewhat. but containing
IN fun Cincinnati Enqurers story It purports to
give the facts concerning the publication Of an account Of
the battles front OF Cbas,anoosaby the Cincinnati Ga
sefe and reads as iollows:-
ON Thursday morning last the Gascae and HxHALD
respondents arrived from the battle field 10 shs city
Mr. shsnks OF the NV YORK HERALD, missing ccanecon
with the morning train was employed TO assist the Ga
sote to prepare the account Of the battle for bis
paper During the afternoon the Commercial folks learned
what going the Gcsete establishment, and at
once determined not to he beaten, IL possible. The
HERALD Shanks hunted and tender OF $3.50 Was
Cnan,rc.ai shauks accepted tho sreenback oaer
and was in the act OF commencing the labor
when notnsai1" was served upon MN 'a ac
count, promised the Gazette would telegraph their
description OF the battle to the New York Tribune
check M 800 upward and the threat susceeded In in
ducing M Sharks TO break his contract with the CDns
mecaI, and the latter was prevented from accomplishing
purpose publish the details they appeared in the
Gazette. The editorial of the Commercid Friday morn
ing doubeeaded indicated that the edsr had been eat
other hand has been e1upg over their every
and yesterday had the eraDtery to pitch IN gene
rally, and 60 the Trbunes correspondent particularly,
viz
The T,bs. correspondent. was at Cincinnati lie took
through Tor ne T, satardsy IN which Rappearsa
the highly n,sceos letter 9f oo.ssspGaden
prise made easy.
As might have been expected from the source there
quite number OF lies 10 this story Let me correct
them
The New York Tribune cannot afford 10 keep up regu
lar establishment Rosecrans' army it has
pendent who to Cincinnati whenever battle is
cpatcd In this department for the purpose Of obtaining
the advance sheets correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Papers who may succeed in getting through nrst This
fellow get these sheets At ten O'Clock at night and
leave for New York. write the information he thus has In
another stape and publish in New York NJ direct from
the aed OF this favorte plan o! the Tribune
to the HsRALp, went to work, nDung myself dc
layed Cincinnati to defeat IT, knew that the Ga:enes
correspondent had got through and determined to find
possible II the Commercials correspondent
had succeeded. Bat while At dinner agent Of the Com
m.rcidl duced h'ase' To and wished 10 know II
could not furnish an account Of the baltic 70 that PAPER
him again immediately af'er dinner
lie was 'npanicd by the chief editor
Of the paper, who told me very candidy
was exact,y what wished To know. only had the ca.
sGs deal with. The tosrrcio gentleman offered me
vent to the Ga ee once told the chief editor and pro
pricr that overturcs had been made 20 to write
account OF the battle for It's rival and then proposed IN
brie, and PLAN terms tha would not furnish spch
account Lroridedthe 7rSacs correspondent was not
furnished with suicien! facu and notes by the Gosdt>'
publish In New York simultaneously with myself. SUB
se1ueny tis Com,srtn, editor offered roe, ia writing,
$3.50 the facts. declined, aso 10 writing, aad here
ended this transaction The ca e editor kept his word
faithfully and the Tribune correspondent unable to got
the .avanse Sheets had to content himself Win sls.
graphing next morning garbcl synoff q, the Gdfhes
report and published bv the Tribune ~ from ts "o"n
correspondent" the 7fsa"s and to''noc'ai digcsted
tho sour grapes with much Difficulty. The latter pub
shed account full OF nice uBccs bus few facts. thr
days behind time. The 7rbnsss tclcsrsphed account
a cusioos document. The GdvDes c"rresIhndent
bitter McCook She Trt',1es corresp ondcat l.
particular friend OF said uoCcok ard RECONSTRUCTED tie
aiss account rather dcrogotcry 10 c ook So that IN
tho 7,rtsre appeared highly cfedtabc to him You
readily Imagine how true tho report mus; have been
IN rcraid 10 tho he. o, the Enqurr Mr. Has,cd of the
viii no, assert tina, any contract WINS made
with him by rs have written and ural testiacny 70
show wrote NOT a line fnrnishcd mol fact Tor the
G",,ts, aud received money from that or auy other
Office IN Cincinnati The only thing am certain o, having
received il great dead Of nnmori.cd and dsreerdcd
abuse but this tue batn-,i result Of coming IN
tsct with the e Dlpa,,cidi and Ealfirsr Offices.
ctarRu oiurrsNsrN ANU Tsr iorisviII. JOURNAL.
certain p,ralyzeq newspaper 10 this city, cnlcc The
Journd INDUCED Ia column OF stint ma,snant abuse
yout humble corrcsp ndeni for daring to say TINT
story r. H. credited that Critlendsn h,d fed
tro the ued and tue sensecss Will construe the plain
Chattascg, into malignant Islander OF ,he general who
commanded u The truth " that | never mentioned
General riieadeu But the Journal day or two slbse
quentiy published an account kom the Cincinnati
psrcdI In wach II was plainly stated that Crtteodsn
was icund ea,y .r thu day at Chattanooga without
| his command aud this report the Journal iatro-
! duced md endorsed. This the real lie.
Crittcnden not In Chattanooga without his
command lie VAS driven there, General Roscorans
was by the retreat OF the two corls OF Met ook and Crit
tenden sbd 70 my certain Knowledge General Crienden
euctge. MI that y IN Alternating o. rally his
troops and succeeded in dong eventually nv throwing
PORTION o; the garrison Uf thattanoga under General
wagg nor, the val ey guard, and thus h.tng
al! stragglcrs.
iilGHr OF AM ossrRE AZ CHATTANOOGA.
The Ne mycTtsdi and JoprHdi state that Met ook and
Crtcnden early in 'hs;taroogsw uhont their
mands. THIS T. piaiay I've. Neither McCook crit
endcp are towards They were engaged in raying their
troops. General Ecsccrans early IA Chattanooga, TOO
but he had early been separated by the vht OF the
right from MS force, under Thomas and he
could only reach by Of Chattan o, and Rossvie
tpE ulsALp AccucSr KArItx
The account Published In the 1rR,tD, aud which gives
,hc general outline of the battle with accuracy equal
~ any account have eeen published IS the only
! Yet written which gSe' any Tor
| tho r'ut 81 The right and centre II Is the
ouiy which gives an eNtenuaiig that
fortunate hsLt In describing TINS part the fight,
which VS. the crisis II the dav the HsRAtp s,ys
rsris. struck IN flank, cut oil with sheridan.
q " ssruck while route To- aid the left :" &c. This
the true reason ~ tie de these corps The
sdN II tiVIg ous ~ h-l1ye. Mcl'poks Var