The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-27


From the Atlanta Tntellizeneer a che
oath We copy the following;
We learn from sources deemnd rwiiatsAs.
that on yesterday TUESDAY Gen. F.wse~i
DESTROYED the pont on bridges arrum Tire
pected TO cross in the event 81 deieni. hat
being driven from that portion 81 the w.
err, they fell into our hands.
II Is also stated that the right wing ~
our army had succeed in Resting IN he
enemy's rear. cutting on his sstrema ~
Rosscran'- men ara rapartai 20 bs wisk-
out any rafions or ammunition. Al thslr
stores having been destroyed % prsEena
their falling in our HANDS.
Our capture Of light artillery wiIl faat
up So pieces. many Of which are Sue Par
rott guns.
The battlefield is represented a. liiSsml-
ly covered with dead and woanslrsi Nmm-
KEGS, and a very intelligent Rentleman h.
forms MS that the enemy's los wiil 81
coed ours Eve 20 one. An our woundesl
have been removed from the aeld. and aae
being rs well cared for a. the circaauhsimn
ces will permit.
Several OF the Yankees captured fues
1AAAtAA"ANNA"
green corn and state that u cut 81 tfsAm
crossing the river. the whole army wi
surrender rather than starve.
From the letter Of the special eoFFes
pondent of the Atlanta Appeal 40 eilP
the following paragraphs;
DALrox, Sept. q, ls63.-Reports from
the front are highly encouraging. Aga
tleman Just in from McFarland's Sprsnrs.
four miles east by south Of Chaitnns4sa.
report that on yesterday evening Lane.
street. together with Breckinrisire 'scorIs.
was pressing the enemy between that peint
and Chattanooga. and il was thounht theg
were crossing the river. rhis vas Ne
only point al which any one Of the eneuy
had been found. and il was suppose-i thsf
the whole force was concentrates 81 t.i4i
point. By tonight il Is coniisieutly ~
pected that not q Federal gili b. on tbs
side of the Tennessee, sncept - q Tlrlsaa-
err. SQUADS Of fifteen 10 thirty q the en-
NV were constantly arriving a. poauts
within our lines. inquirinr the waE D.
some headquarters where they coald suF-
render themselves. declaring th.i hazs-
Grams army was whipped and dsnaof4A.
lied.
About 4 O'Clock on Sunaay the shelling
of the enemy set the woods On Ere On eal
left. and the Ere Is said b haze extentls1
over a large portion Of the grasand tAAi
hal been travelled by the eouteadlng
armies aud large numbers of she su~sag :
wounded, who we're last % ~ remssesl
from the Geld. suffered the tarturr. =
that element which they have s-ea wah
such devastating effect against a.
A gentleman. uham ] have ereFF reaF
son 10 believe. tells NE thai late 90 >un-
day evening he heard conF~r~AaiNa
between several general olhosra. connzra.
ing the amount OF cur lbs Ia tbF hatiie e.
Chiekamsuga. fought On saiursia4 SO
Sunday il seemed - - the ern~r~l aIsa.
ion that in killed and woanassi y w~aia
not tall below ten tbousand a. g. h1raea
than twelve th0nsapd- 90 thsss =
thought thai SIX out Of serea are $500
ed, and a very large proPwtsnm east
slightly. The number af siishtiy scuua
ed i ssid 70 Be unpgece.isntediY i.r1e--
The Yankee los i thoarht - $500
ours By a. least one third
The numbsr of car prisaaers. ~ -
Monday morning. win 1854 - -
1000. and some rspnrts 80 l4.tAAl
The amount 81 artiiirry taAes. - -
Monday morning. i nog statea - ssn1s
eight pieces. ard Ia smlall 4luss ~ -
sared that euanrh has heea es.ll-rts.i
from IL ield - 50 ths dsget "a a.
placs. In the item 81 bl.nk~s.. kaaF
sacks. cante~ns. &c. . v~ry laFEsare-@~~n
has been made n eur qa.rseFAlasaFfs
stores from the spoils q m So
The country uill - deiirht~-i - 49,
that the reported deaah ~ tasa. He's
from wounds and amPutntiea 81 -. =
untrue. Capt. Hubhard. Prgruat ursrsari
At this place. 49, in the fruat 49,
saw the general - be 80 hsinE srmls~s
on a litter. and says thai ~ y - 49, tr@a
Of spirits. eth every prusrEei - -
loss 10 vssF his vsight - hu.=