New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

o.,., R,a,s selected his position FOR It's natural
ina. and had been foryiug it for ,A mon'hs' no ono
sIss'.ii a., he cort~uplsied a retreat. ,.,., rp,
di.ansh ma , va fsy srer Brsrg reoccupieh una
WI va ~ 80 c,rrc ,he rep,'seE a. -'tah'' " "a, % ~ ~
W I. consdered oefsin tha, Mogan n'' syed ns = -.
Ro.eer,rs's rear nevertheless an ipoi,e. novseut
, pi,co In Gen Braggs army. but snot Ptuuent 10 men
lion psr,icuars" In view Of Norss opeflton, ana the
f fien Rasgs position to ssy nothing Of ma fe9ccu'
tios of nahomo natural inference would be that Gen.
srs wa, advance hi. whole army and give Ro'ectao'
decided battle Th. wa. the more pob",e, rem le s''
s grams Southern papers, not sent to the in
Ricbmond had informed u. bs. general engagement be-
tween BIss, 'nd r-.'ec'su. was im'nirsnt .,.
u s..:, n1weVef that Gen. b;aggs important hovcHsn
nos s stYance bu, retreat for ater IN the Day 'ne
Atlanta reporter having given the public an noor OF 'we
bridgeport The Tennessee River will be the inufs me OF
defense 1t /. supposed that Huntsville and the mempnm
mrnt might have startled the Confederate msroposn haa
not been absorbed in unrieiy about the bat'e
and b,d been better acquainted with geography Many peo
E boayht Brdsepot was in Tennessee and II they thousht
that Bragg had reesed at all they supposed he had i,ed
po,,nc. To ,bi, hour we venture affirm that the
'oty OF citizens quite In the DARK 20 the gea
fhs1;S i"dn Is "a S. iaS y Gem Brs.
they are Indifferent fer the Atlanta kilograms nave eicea
,c.icey comment n u-,, -
Tow word, m,y pl.e. the matter In different light snd
enable the people appreciate the consequence,
theIDelphic d. aehes from Atlanta Brdgepei. Gen
.rty miles from Tuahoma, Gen. Breggs former oalIou
Making tho Tennessee River the future ne oi deense '
eouyaleut sndoning Middle Tennessee ana oh
a. may be inferred from the statement thu huht'1Ie
Memphis and Charleston Railroad are To- oe gwen up
REIMBURSEMENT OF such breadth oi iere coun.y JJ.
b when the wheat crop has ut been harvested and
the corn crop Ia tssse amount. toa sit to the enemy %
supplies enough TO sst our whole army JeaI ~ 10 m m
e and desc alton which everywhere follow lHAee
occnns,iop IL 4. not certain that Ko,ecren' win pursue
Ds,s TO his new base Of defense, aud MAKE
In conquered territory, but should he 40 so
II m he no small Offset Gen Lees .1ecess IN the Not'h
We should wanting In confidence to our uuy es quo
nol, chief permitted our.-lveso to doubt Tor
moment that Gen Brasgs operations meet hls entte sl
provsl and matter OF necessity Aith9eth n9'
lea decla
een ..nforced by Buckner previous to his tprsgs 'e
tre., from TulshomA That Rosecrsns was atin ebo's 70
y@vthrr occurring within his ues that the tragic iae OF
Col Onon and Meor Peters the result Of aitie eD9'
70 Obtain RosecTGrss Intentions that IN ooDss,
queuc thft failure Gen. Bragg and the President Aban
o1ed all hope Of hthomug Rosecrsnss d,s and this
pc.mlted him 500 of tho regular tDited states
infantry surprise Wheeler. cavalry at Hoovers Gap,
thereby turning Gen. Brasss posouthat all auy Of
these thin.s tfue, dsoya spapeTs and
n.scr' cannot permit ou,eyss INCUR
the Inconvenience Of believing