The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-28
oAoOAA w Ieu' fnAGG,
More Cannon and Prisoners Taken.
iHE ROADS STReWtD WITH ARMS.
Feleral Loss Not Over 5000.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
CROSSING OF THE RAPIDAN
HEAVY FIRING HEARD.
Probable General Engagement.
Miscellaneous City News.
THE COMING ELECTION.
Three Ratification Meetings.
&c.. &C.. &e.
Miscellaneous City News.
Tennessee.
ArlethsY Csapter Of the Good Ns~a

tennessee.
AriethsY Cha pter Of the Coed Nswa-
no zanoce1, No- i'.-This slor,cus Army is si.
essdy ssan the march IN pursuit Of th. flying and
pan''ssriehen enemy, though hardly yet IN q
shs hrst rsy of,he dawn.
yederdsys work uss even more comp etc than that
Il the 1ay before Tvevvhe our sdrnirsbls trccrs
vent ahead. often st the "dousis-qui-i" They cap
Cared bodis-of the enemy In huudieds, II not In
Noessads.
The aggregate number Of prisoner ,hus took
sss,erday, II 10 belie,ed, 10 much greater than cur
captures Of n,sn the day b;fore The Army Of the
unemy 10 certainly destroyed. wherever ss reach
;Nnrtons Of the rebsi army IN arrn. they Instantly
Chro~ tnern down and scatter like frightened sheep.
They also, In the manner, stsndoned their
Htillery. ammunition and trsnspo'ta,ion -asons,
eaissons kn' packs. and everything that eau peel
ny impede their sight. In thl,vsy raHelspu- more
II their artillery fell into hands Yesterday to
e-eil the total numbei Of pieces tsi.n NJ to sIty
Before our troops stopped for ret ',r the might,
eAs,r prosress "M everyvnsrs iisbtsd ~ the isrss
Srw nom the snemy's s.res, TO all tsscript ems Of
Which they sppisd the torch 20 fre~snt them from
falling into our hands. The, also burned all .hs
hridres they h:d ,ine 10 fro before we're opon
chem, IN tie hope OF thus delaying the inpstuosity
efShs rursut. Wat IL nov left u Brses's boasted
arr, 10 tut psn,e-.tTieaen n,oh rum ns liz. herd
os osfshtensd budAos., and apparently perfectly ines
DAl!s Of making any further res stance.
ascosp rp.rrn
CAa,tdnoo9d, Soo. 2s--io o'eioci . ~ - n w1,or
GsrrdI ". Y HaIleci, G.n'ra!-in-C -CAx,. Wa'h.ng-
ton:
am jus, In from The trout. The rout of The
ssmy 10 meet eomple,s. Abandoned wagons, calls.
cons and oee,nonsliy pieces OF artillery Ss.,efy-
vhers to be found. I think Basss los .tll full,
vsseh sixty pieces u artillery. A isrse number Of
prison 70 have fallen into cur hands The pur,ult
vill continue to Red Gay. 10 the morning, for wbrh
place shsll start in . few hours.
L. 4 GsASI MAJOR General.
("Red CLAY" 10 . small poet village Of whitepne
Cnunt-, Georgia. Ahol, twenty -eshi or thirty mile.
Georgia and Tsuaenc. boyndAiy line; II Z IONS
.:Iteen mio. North o'n.lton, Q? , hr,oeh - The
krcss occupying Il. Lonsstr.,'s apparently laAt
chance for rsyoii.ias Brass ls foue,l
-Mrp risr.ros.
w1shinytoH, Fridap. No.. - 1880 / N A-tavicss
secsiv,d this morrin by n, War department, from
GenerAl Grant, army, state that the pursuit Of the
rsbels continued yest,I day by Bootcrsld Tho
A. Brsss ATTEMPTED 70 male ssnd At Caieis-
rrsngs ststion, NJ' vss .s,ir forced baet. Nohs,o
captured t.1ty cannon in al. and 400 ind.e If.-
soners. There ia nothing istr frUnI Burnside. 1t IA
con eetused that Lons'fr.ot viii ,ttsa.h t. rt,',n
Fr,fs but ample provision has b. male 10 prrvLnt
th, con.ummstion OF sry such attsir 81 IL ~-ii,
therefore, he forced to r,trest into VI ,inia he
Nhi. TO set aWAv A. ali. There is otfesl Authority
for asserting thst, in IN. several battles 't fought
before ChNAacoga, ". have captured ,0o0 pri.onc's
o. least
roIRrH pIsasICa.
D..
t.hly ,stit.actory. Generals uootsf., Pslmsrs
snd shermsps ooH.I>Ad. s-s nearly ten mile, te-
pond Oh c.am.ugp Greek IN pursuit ot the srumhl ns
army OF ErsJy. who - mae.s svsry s0o-t ,o e'c9'"
or advance near Dston. Ia iharp fykt mi, mo n
IL, ueu,ral PAtle- advance tos ionr s'lp and SiN'
p1.oners utnsrl shnmsn (. reported o. isvss
vsnsd from 1yne sts,5n our l,f TO-DAY sui IN,
erfg,C fehs'.. Inc rosd along ~sieh hrsgs - p.
o,stip ..iiusi With esssoIs, vstonf, eomm'ssry
snd medical storoe.
Ia. prisoner. ,,y it , itnvasihe for n. rtb, s,I.
o., TO make their urcpt stand, Col Lang, e,yalry
eornmand returned froG, raid to th. EDt Tsnn.".e
EXiltoAd to nsl, they d,s;royed the road II oiie,
stove And b.lo. Cleveland they burned stbsl foun-
ryu Cleveland, where LARGE quantities of muniton,
,var are s,ofed-io0 shggns loaded With baggage
and captured 80 prisoners. Col. Lang VIE attack
subsequently by superior force o. Infantry, cavalry
and artillery, but sucoseded in brngn bis prsonor'
o. Our loss IL the three days tsht will nc. exceed
! 1000.
Gen. Eurusdes Position.
drpa.ch t,Gm Cincinnati, THU sday night, to the
Pkiade.phs IsoUIaER, says I'VE have some rs
po.'s from KpoIsi.le which Nem to !ndiea'e that
Gel BE- aside i. 'r4ec,iy secure in b, posion. The
rebel cavalry us now in the country Iy1ns bet.ssr
Curaherlsnd cop and Knoxville but no damage h,,
been saae 10 e'nmu nientions With Gen B1rn
aide a. yet. Gen. Lonsstrtet has not yet rnade
b.syyn~ilt upon the eity, t,t"em' 20 he snrou
I. scur. prominent position, for hi, bstsie' so ths
h.can command ths pace from different poinu AMI
demand , espitnla,,er. A oolumn 10 already In mo
lie, for the relief ofGen. Burnside, under Gen. WI
cor. and rsinfor-ernentI are being sent forward a
-.pidly ~ practicable. P,r,on Bro-nlov IL IN tn
tr,.rior ard is work ns hard to keep open eemmuni
cation with the army"
IN, .oluml a 4. he'd hv 9en GrAnt for tbs rslit