New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02


He.oss expect great Assistance froa,
Europe.
WA.AN 1.o.. sept. % .sd7.
According 10 private adyoes received here
fol n.c.aszf. tho state Of moral depression which
ila roac' % I e. ,es 4 c.,.,c-s south of Mason and
l. So s. rcr &C. rrcai disastcr - Gegrsblrg. has
been f.f'a,ed 3 state % aid excitement ald CON
-leAt ci' u,..,m 0lch battle al description. Pain
m To- i1filc.bI y O. ihc Confederate armies once
nosc Gals i,r heilt OF tie s0ufhernor. Invading
tie N,rt. iccrpcaHag a., Wet. driving The
Ylri'r- $50 he Ma..sipp ape iA' common e
,.,.s.Dns one hrl-s from ever, boiys Nrs "Dslgc.
tl,v say De-. done only half ofh.5 work be must now
d. tle o,lcg .Af Ills other hafis 70 surround and
c1pls R,1.craai aad to bling h.n ard h.s aFny 20
rc.mo.I. for sgch .rhi toy wonM unlogt,el.,
layAf..y d., 1..cs. in their es,.ma,on Rosecians !.
tc fr.t Gtaenl "a 20, North because be is the only
Yankee COMMANDING d lasrc army WHO has not h,,l
defeated Dr. oae ticr officers Ihcy profess o certain
feycsraee fr e. we-teri troops no alone they ss.
s,ft can stand iae rre,l,be dash o. their columns
Auteso esc4.-ianccs contribute ssea,ig IN ,heir es
tm.'.,s - acr..s ,Ac yl.uc Il &c biule OF CAcka
mango vi ch they TOW prze above ID Others Won STAGE
&c beginning o: the war.
ofihe Confederate IN this last struggle obtain ise
sooc,s ,tcy lgc 100 achieved convinced TIA; such
ol1rs. often repeated vii necessarily wear om
t.olr energies aal promptly exhaust their
Tale can 20 costly demonstrated By che difficulties Of all
sud. ,hc ss of time .pd the expenses which have At
tended ;ho carr Of two diyi.onsaLout Is 900 men
-.om r.monl 20 Dalton. 4 railroad conductor told
~ informant .hat i lis taken the Confederate an,hor
d. 81. -. 81 ID &
vision. between 81 -c two points The railroads are IN
such bHd orler that the train, were com 'ncd @ stop
r ny hour og 10 oal h seven woader that ihey have
performed ihe fipl so quickly. au positively assured
hlt ,A,sc Do oll men taAen from Lonesirceis cops
'a .r 900 GDoI. . militia. including .-' Narols corps
tle Il ebcl a.s ID tAe West we've ~ The reGalOlo
ne-', Gen. pr.sr nae received.
10 lhc slosnes OF their railroads The Confederate
.tl.ibnic O., evacuation Of Chattanooga by &c.
iisfr WI. e ho would no. ollegwi 90 lave abandoned
1000 todd ha; waca BIO ef tat place the 9TH 81 Sep
.Aorr cos. pl,..gd y Gen Eoseeran.s vanguard.
i.. .rr weakened ycon1ant as eit.uis d.i rot fc-c
- oOJ roa aaI tbs ilcsicd HrcSnc Johuson's aEd
FORESTS re,a.l,cnonts. II WIS but SIX days sIer
Sord thai DE- received @ contingent 81 Georgia militia
,ul the rlppr,cithle assistance Of Hoods ard Dcsh
ei's divisions nom Lonstrcc.s corps. H. Instead a.
thc whole ol iiosecrnss army had made
Is uppe,lo.4oe -cn Bags cil Chattanooga and pn
ael him. tho probability is that tie Latte. would hayt
lccn caught lud defeated.
Notu!tlst.n4ag thc.r exulistoa il is Obvious ,hat
Bragg success does uo. fully satisfy the Rebels
rhcy expected % see the victory u CA.ckumlurA
rowucd BIS tho capture OF Chattanooga and by the
0tal lnnili,ilon %. HJs ,crons's Army hnl time Eoo
,n 1ul none az these expectations are yet realized
rley hoped 90 goo Bragg moving Immediately ft.
sold bu, 60 their great confusion. be has remained
Inactive Tho secret ol thi inactivity In yegy simple
iou yi.. lnd }. explained IN to answer given 20 my
Informant 1y j. lc officer. tle dag which followed
Dee battle oi Ciotam4usa. 'Art ,oa so.ag 10 i4Ae
chattanooga" .sa,d MY n!cad. .npossibie' r.
illcl the Rebel Commander, "Om b,s. oli,er' base
been Killed. Ny uead did net dare to asa more 'of
ic Knows that eccrosy is yutic officially rec ~
lcudcd 10 u t'e officers If tho X Del army. he was
wen Furr. q 90 receive so much confidence !" ".
,st maiion. those few words show that Bragg u''
been - d.ahcl rs 10 ho completely unable To r''"1'
lpcratons The lack az officers shows also th'' '"' H'l
iray Is now being fcorgaul4cd. an operation u'"'"!
I1th long and delicate.
When IL WIS ascertaned that Bragg was ia no po'''
40. 49, .... o,....-y... H..' 49, o." '"'".'' '@N f.0
ple turned their eyes IN tho direction VI Gen. Lse " TIE