Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02

| FoRrRHes MoERoR, Dec 1.-The dsr.o,
truce boat brings the Richmond Whig OF Nov
2oth' Saturday. and Monday. Nov aosn, CON.
tanning tho following intelligence:
FROM TENNESSEE.
| OVen o,noo Prisoners L a aptured-The Dead
and WonRded-Our Troops Retreat n
| Disorder.
| ATLANTA, Nov. 27-Ths city ts full Of con
| nlcung Iumors
| We have lost many ypIisoners-estimsted At
| 5,toO and upwards. Ali our dead and serious
| wounded are in the hands OF the enemy.
an n, % attack on Lookout Mountain the enc
| my 8 loss was comparatively greater than on IA
Ih,y drove rs back by force of Numbers
| Skirmishing commenced on Saturday, and
mere was intense firing on Sunday and Mon.
The enemy charged on Lookout Mountain
forty thousand strong. at the same time occupy
ing me attention OF eur right wing at ths foot
| Breckinridges corps me. the shock unfiinsh.
ingly.
| In the afternoon the enemy increased, and
| ny repeated attacks made an i'm mpression on Our
| lines. At4 O'Clock the left center wa vav
the enemy pouring through the valley like a
| MOOD: Our OPS, cut OF, got confused, and
After repeated charges we evacuated Mis-
sion Ridge on Wednesday.
The army is now al Chickamauga. We have
The Washington and Cobb's Artillery lost
all their guns. General Waltham was wound
ed. Dur wounded are arriving here Bragg
FROM CHARLESTON.
The City again Shelled-C Cont,ur.d Ran.
6ardmsnt of the Rebel Works-Casualties W
in Nj sultrie.
CHARLESTON. Nov. az.-The Yank.s,seps
up heaVy mortar fhelling Sumter last
IlRht ana are COZ finulng IL this moxniDg Sfx
shells were thrown into the city To-Day and
two buildings were struck
The shell1ng OF Sumter, Moultrte, yohpston
and Simpflns nv the enemy from Gregg and
Wsfner has hes n lively ard cnntinuous -Four
hundred and sixty one shots we'd nred on
Sumter on Thursday and Friday.
lsECoND DIsPATCH.I
CnARI Rsrof, Nov. 2s.-The Smelling has been
kept up steady on Sumter, Moultrie Johnston,
columbi shots were fired upon sumter from
Gregg to-day. The enemy have commenced
nring thir.e' n.inch mortars from Cummines'
Point. Twenty eight shells wer. fired durine
the night. The ensmy continues their usual
prac1lce on Sumter with Parrot guns. Two
hundred and ffty.seven shots were fired on
r.aants'R. rIe" al. .fiels- Suunued IN MouItrie
hy an explosion of Parrot she'll No casual-
ties are reported on James Island.
FROM LEES ARMY.
General Battle tmmineut-ti-M. EwelI-
Guerrilla Operations.
The Richmond Wing of Monday con tatns the
following:
"ORANsE COURT HOUSE, Sunday, Nov. %.
y a. M rain storm prevailed all day yester-
day, aid there have been no movements OF
importar oe by either army. This morning The,
,nsmy y are dsployiRg in our front 10 iins OF
battle GENERAL LaH"
Additional Particulars. -,
"TheIe has been no fighting ain "a Erfdsv
except some diminishing on Saturday. rHs
Yankees have eight days Yations with them
Gene raj Fitz Lee drov the en emy's cavalry
acroes Raccoon and Morton's Eords yes,s Ydav
"Fridays fight was mostly with mpsketry
Moseby fell on the rear Of Yankee wagon
train, near Brandy Station, on Friday morn
ing, and burned thirty wagons and captured
twelve mules and twenty horses.
"1he Richmond committee for the care Of the
wounded arrived at Gordonsville to dav. The
two armies are confronting each other in line
OF battle, and a general fight cannot long be
postponed. Gen. Eweil returned to the army
to-day. Gen. Jones, who was wounded on
Friday, will return TO his command to.mor.
row.