, 1863-11-28

loss in tile three days fight will not exceed
5000. Minor General Logan has arrived
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
WAsH1No7os, Nov. 20, 1865
GEN. GRANTS LATEST ACHIEVEMENT
Gen. Grants latest dispatches of last cven-
ing, which have not found their way into the
newspapers, are very confident in their tone.
1t seems certain that he has won q great vic-
tory, and that the result will be the iustant
retreat Of the enemy toward Atlanta- News
of such retreat is hourly expected at the
War Department and the White House.
Great jubilation is manifested, and all
hands hayc given earnest thanks to-day.
The relief Of Burnside and the quick skc-
daddle of Longstreet are the logical conse-
qucnccs Of Grants splendid movement.
For Burnside no further apprehension is felt,
as nothing more than the fear that he may
have been overwhelmed before Grant began
to etir.
1.ongstreet must rejoin Bragg. II the vic
tory is us complete as is now supposed, the
last rebel position is turned, and nothing but
disorganization Gun follow.
Our forces will move into the heart of the
Cotton Slater; and the Confelcrncy will be
oyerrun.
LATER.
There is great rejoicing here over the result
at Chattanooga. Unless Grant be able to
pursue an enemy supposed to be completely
routed. the belief is that this practically
ends the heavy fighting for the winter, cx-
ccpting along the sen coast.
Thanksgiving was observed By the closing
of the Departments and places Of business,
1srrsrr III In, $1,n l.
pitfalls, &c. =
Brigadier General ". 3. Smith is announced
By General G1ant, as Chief Of Cavalry for the
military division Of the Mississippi. Reports
to be made to him ut Nashville.
ARRIVAL OF RELEASED SURGEONS,
Ninety-fye Of our surgeons, from Libby
Prison, arrived hero tonight. DR.: ]. E.
Beilsford, and other surgeons captured at
Chickamauga a1e among them.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. ~, 1863.
,Bragg's retreat from his position Of last
night is represented as perfect rout- sherf-
dan reached Chickamauga Station at o'clock
this morning, captured 500 prisoners, four
guns and number Of pontoons. The enemy
attempted to burn the bridge behind him, and
partially succeeded They burned the depot
and all the stores at Chicka.nauga.
Sherman crossed the Chickamausa In the
forenoon. Hooker was reported ut Ringgold
ut 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Captures and dcsertions are rapidly thinning
the rebel army.
Tha number Of cannon captured, thus far
reported, is fifty-two, including the celebrated
Loomis' battery, lost at the Chickamauga-
Sherman'e loss is much less than at first e.
timatcd; 1t wiN not exceed 500.
Nearly G000 prisoners have been reported.
Breckenrldge's son, and Major Wilson, his
Chief Of Staff have been brought in. Breck-
| inridge himself narrowly escaped.
A strong column is in pursuit Of the enemy,
and is not improbable that another disastrous
| defeat will be forced upon him.
WAEn1saToH. Nov-s7, 1e63.-123o p. m.
Advices received this morning by the War
Department from Grant state that the pursuit
of the rebels was continued yesterday by
Hooker and Thomas. Bragg attempted to
make stand at Chickamauga Station, but
was again forced back The rebels were in
| full retreat on Dalton. There is nothing later
| from Burnside,
It is conjectured that Longstreet will at
tempt to rejoln Bragg, but ample provision
has been made to prevent the consummation
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| tnere is oneu au1nol1ty 'or asserting .nat
IN tae severn. oa''les !use aoagas ~ ue,ote ouAs.
| tanooga, We nave cap1u1eo f,oVV p1asoners at
| least'
WAsH1Ha1oS, Nov. 26.-The reports from
Chattanooga, received at the War Depart
! rnent. renroEent that 5000 prisoners vere cap-
..sa fas, 49,. ,oha,e ra.+a,-ao.- ,v,+t, "A oo1,.
tarea !rom tne repe4s 5este1aas, ".ta ~ can'
non, 5000 stand OF small arms, ana u hags'
| The rebel forces were utterly routed, and to-
day are in full retreat towards Dalton, Ga.
| ,r,,o1, orn hnrofnr The BRIDGES after them In
!uey ~ JUL sn0 D41a ~ -. s.s tsa,. ~
| letara pu1suit; tnes az atso ooiuus tue4l
depots and stores, and abandoning everything
TINT will embarrass them in their flight,
/ LOUISVILLE, Nor, 26-The Journals special
f1on, f.bo+tannooo "a ars.
"o4- N' - ~ ~,
| NEW toaA, Toy. - q; e1 olspa.ea 1rom I'll
cinnatt Inst night to the Ph1ladelphta EHqut-
| .rr, Gays we hare some reports from Knox
| y;1ie which seem TO Indicate that Gen. Burn
| lido ,s -orfao+,, eocnra IN his noa,+ion