, 1863-10-20
FROM THE ARMY OF THE
CUMBERLAND.


Aessmmtpt'on san,tpno ms..aeanp o. xeaeSrsphic Comnu-
e1,,.Aft.nn. ff,r .asIs&.nt t"rxIsapon1 xen
cT arNHeT. mr.. Hus.rT einnvy
Rebel Intelhgenco-Tho Situxtion-
6helIng-Sharpsloo ooting. etc., etc,
Frou On, Own cor,esnonasn+,
t "a so pon1e .o
caA97ASoooA' oct IL 1853.
For the hFst time eince the Thursday fol-
lowing the battle, the telegraph fs In working
o,5er ,1d ve h,ve commun1c +,o, In ~
N...,.N-,s 80 141 49, tN9
~uN''eo "oA1 '14' =. 4os Js' sn1o"n
open " sne ptssa, 10 outins tIe 1n.s11esuam
i vast amount OF commercial and military
bauorled off Gen Roeecran. Ia 1a-ra1. +. .
dehted tn the energy If G,nt Van 49, ~
Gbief af Teisaronhs T. - The na,.,4nant ozEi, T,
+hfs ssti<f.ctd,v rssnit Tha IT, T. iat5 ~
~ fhe seoTatcGie Vai1ev an9 arer T W.i5raa,. e o
RIdge. where Il is mt iike1V tn he t.mner.S
Tits by gueriilas or bushx5aekers. rs 'NDp''0a
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
For some reason, the Correspondents of the
press do mot appear to be in good odor Just
Low. The mendacious accounts lately pub
liehfd BY Fa1ay, Of the Cincinnati Gazette, and
6hanks Of the Herald, have excited a feeling
Of hostility towards the whole profession.
and tbose Of Us who remain receive the bene.
at Of that feeling, We are spubbed, and told
bY looks If not by Fotde. " You arc not want
ed here.'' They imagine they are doing us a
nerpona1 favor by allowfng Id TO rernsin In The
hans-fmant nt III a. mt a. coosider II
~ 1.vor IA 1nntnal An intr11icent f,tthtni
cf,,resnondent IA A. ,mnortsnt m ndinnct'
Ard asnecessa7v to the snccess Of onrarmsns
4.+si1;Sss.4 - "a nsna-si III
an lnteulgeni ano !.l.h!a! MeJor 4enetsl lno
sien Of he rebeliion' an active usrt. and our
Generals cannot safely oyer1ook fheir claim to
faith1nl}x record the fioiurs OF that army it
s-,. ,aa-c..., ~ -
DANA dAE AssletAHf sEchEtA81 of MAN.
THIS gentleman, once the editor Of the New
York Tribune, is In the Department, engaged
IN come sort of duty connected With hts
oGe sad snd ne hss the general
it's movements. This Is bis reported busi.
ness. am Indebted to him for au inter
ference, which, from an e1-edtsor, i
hardly expected. was standing 6e-
lore Headquarters yesterday, when the
question was asked as to- the compost
LION t 9,o q seaan Dlgsofs a IN . Mooas oig1a ~
lon; WILL ~ ~ ~ ans~ saeo " psounsanE nst
3n"t aoa up a9I ny a psteona Use, ana an notior pup
tks xca,aon @ ~. ~ - Daaa . Saa.nnea ana returned
tno l1tel 70 me Mltaout wiz comnsnt; N au
nour i Iscelsea slslt rom an olaefly 1eqnf-
ng ~ lmmeon1e presence GO oeiore tae Fro1
- .I. LS1N - - N~9e-
ooeJeo Wita visions OF lmpr1sonment. oi1lsa' ~
Men1, ana tno uAe daaGaos ostote y ~ nnes ~.
natloo; ~ tsatn In nu ~ - ~ =, 49,. 49,
o. ny 4avlng -, ~ t1 - s
poesssslon; WILL IL KY gse r. a ~ 'ue ~ oot nuab+ r
~ G aeo- ~, 10 .4r.nI..to - ~ +hst ~
o,5 ~, ~ inn,nu.r ~ M ~ ~ ia ,nf,sn, S1as
a,tnn ahfa1s ~ ~ OpA.p>' u6o - '''0 11AoA'A1
"'A"A rr,rx4,,~ ,,,,,,,
.A0 49, ..oo
s,an ~. NJ ,nan ~ t7d ~ ~ dn,in t1n f.te nas
ties' % anal I msteriai1v % aided IN ca1inr tor @ tha
~en,,d.S rnto,4,,n. - ~ ~ 49, ~
nnnr whaa ~ ra.aa. .x,thsxa go s,fSa 4Sa Aas
avn +.,i intn tbe G.,ds ~ Tr5na 49, suo 4eia "
M9,te 1E9 5eu tneo .ns Ianue oi gaugs lel1y' o1
Calnosnld, Who KY, h3 n9Ios posltlon o. some IN.
nottouce nN ~ tA9 !euSa Sy' ~ vuoI5 Aetly ~
~as-e .nn yVIfh a hrrta1 osth +ha 1nnr5ra~
txclaimcd.s Here's = damned Abolition preach.
er. Boye. hape him - nj. Bussey't name
does not sppear in the list Of prisoners sent
in By Brsgg to the Provost MsIshal. and 1t is
feared The Judge has carried his brutal threat
into effect.
NEWS FROM REBELpoM.
rta c,,tt,noo5. Prbt1 of The stb has h.en
rectiYrd- rom wR5ch "a learn that Jeff navI.