, 1863-10-06
FROM R0SEcRANS' ARMY.
The Situation URchanged---Both
Armies Fortifying.
Rebel Accounts Movements
On Our Rear, &C., dc.

On Our Rear, &C., dc.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Trbune.1
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct &.
The rebels are again driven back. Woolford
is said to be at the Diarosee, and Carterbeyond
Greenville to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Commercial says that
apprehensions, felt In. some quarters Of the
North, based on the kilograms from Atlanta
in the Richmond papers relative to the
base Of Rosecrans, hayo no foundation here,
where it is well understood that Gen Rose.
Grams telegraphs that he is entirely able to
hold Chattanooga ::
There is much that might be said tending
to strengthen public confidence in the belief
that the new reorganization Of the Army of
the Cumberland, with its relnforcements,
Mil1 coon lead to tie grandest OF results, were
they not Of u character improper for publici-
ty, The organization Of this army will require
little more time, that its efficiency may In
sure SUCCESS on the resumption Of the cam:
paigp.
Quartezmaster Meigs, now with Gen. Rose
crane, does not share the opinions expressed
by arrivals from the army, that 1t is dlsheart.
ened, demoralized, DC. On the contrary, he
declares that It is In excellent condition and
fully equal for any emergency.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 30. |
vfa NAsnVuLE, Oct. 8, 1868.
Our ambu1ances to the number Of two hun
died, sent within the enemy's lines under
Asg Of truce for the purpose Of bringing in
our wounded, returned Last night, bringing
orer 500 wounded men,.
The following Is list Of our officers in the
hands Of the enemy reported as safe. TWAS
cent In yesterday By q tlag Of truce:
Col Carleton: s9th Ohio; Col. Laiavor, e2d
Mich; Col T. r; MeLain, 5lst OHIO; Lieut, Col.
bsEt, e1st Wiz; Iient. Col. W: +: Glenn. s9th
MSeAahon. aS Flat Ohio; Major YIN. T. Bette, 2nd
Surgeon +: F. Pu1den, s0th Ohio; Captain T B
Mggs' 1sth H.: Gaptat9 Il J. y Graves' 1sth ~;
Captain !: F. Hart, 1oth regulars: Captain g: 8.
Pearce, 10th regulars Captain Ten Eyck, 18th
regulars; Captain Joseph Gorty, e2d Mich; Capt.
ben, 8Gth Ohio :; :. -.Cap1aln f. s. Wanas, I'd
Michigan: Captain J. Il. Muhlaman, Assistant
ST. oso esptsn y he
oSe csp H. :etG cspt
%5 e1 ist oa &sep eep ID AeS Scas Gas ~ +
Erwin, fist Wis; Capt. II. B. Wycher, 2iet
9hio; GaPt. T59aas ca%T!nSs, sa12 1sth Regulars;
4. Glenn. s9th Ohio Captain p, Ii. Barrett, s9th
Ohio; Capt. r. HArktDs, 10th Wisconsin; Capt B
.. Speocer, 10th Wisconsin; Captain Perry. 10th
Sss Hasns s ohe & sspas s'6 Hse ss6
Ohio; Capt: :: Day, j., s9th Ohio Captain W. $.
Brandam. ID 9lio; cspt. 8; 4. Spencer, sd Ind
James n: Gaeetry, 18Th Regulars Lieut.. j. y.
Thomas, "a Ohio: Leut YeatmanBI BIckham, 18th
fegG'aFs Lsnt 1te " s. 2i:t
Mich; Flank Lyanfefth, 9Th Illinois: Lieut.. Chas.
FIitz, s4th III; Lent. Girharde, sath III Lieut..
1is, 18th Ind; Lieut.. McBigaset, I'D nj: Lieut..
G. C. Lee1om,. 2tst Ohio; Iieut. Q: F. Cole, 51st
H.; Lieut.: Chas. D. Henry, 9Th Ohio Cavalry;
st Ohio; Lieut. = C. Stafford, d. aist OHIO 81. Lieut..
4. c. Dunn. 10th .Ky.; Lieut. ] D: Simeon, A.
?: c., 10th; b5gaaei Lert. E coningbsll. a5th
McCane. ID Ohio; Lieut.. /. j. Tester, ID Ohio;
Lient G. 4. Borcick, 10th wisconsin; .LicutS D.
Hink]y. 10th Wis; Lient. z. F. Scott, 89th Ohio;
Messn hsn r. E Iieat sa eotas 9hai is
III; Lieut.. Ciley. ith Ohio car: Lent Edward
Andrews, I'd Mich; Lteut. Y. B: NAmbleton,
af1 Eiasea hse 81 % 10 4ss 9ss ase
Lteqt g Y hobeEtsep. e Mich; Lien. S Meade;
Hse1ey a sd ept sat u s. io Mosoa sd
Ohio Lfeut II. o. Dickey. 94th Ohio; Lient. Gus.
Ter Halenberg. 1st Ohio Lieut.. Q. B. Brarat 18th
Money: siet Ohio: Lieut. J .. jenkins, aist Wis !;
L1ent Ludlow, Battery Il, 5th Artillery; Lieut..
Landrum, Signal Corps.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 5.-Whee1er's cavalry, es-
timated at 900, with four pieces Of artillery,
appeared this morning in front Of Murfrees.
they we're still in the vicinity. Our cavalry
had Eeyeral skirmishes and secured some
prisoners. -.
4 party of rebel cavalry opened fire on the
stcckade at Stone River Bridge, After burn
iog the bridge they retired two miles. Two
Chattanooga Railroad. The rebel f.rces are
reported 6ot1y pursued by our cavalry, and
rapidly retreating.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 5.-Four OF five thousand
rebel cavalry, under Wheeler, with artillery,
| attacked Mcafinnyille On Saturday afternoon,
| OF the 4th Peuna. infantY. Our forces were
without artillery, and the town without de-
fenees or foztifeations.
The rebels burned train Of cars, and de.
st1oyed the railroad and telegraph. They are
believed to be advancing on Manchester.
| Several prominent Union citizens are sup.
posed to be captured
4 part of the same force destroyed train
Of 200 wagons, on Friday, between Bridgeport
and Chattanooga, and captured an ammuni
tion train of twelve Hagons-
Portions Of the rebel caVa1ry are gcatteree
| alcpg the road near and eouth Of Murfree9
boro, designing to destroy the railroad o.
telc2raphic communication, and capture
etcckades, &c. Our troops are closely par
suing them.
LATE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-The following
is from Richmond papers Of yesterday:
The two armies were still confronting eac1
other. at last accounts. at Chattanooga Rose
Grams, It is said, has established three lines II
front Of the torn. and It is also reported
that Bsogg + toItfying Missionary nsa ktaGe; a.,
tember &c, and published In the Rfchmon'
Di&patcA Of Saturday, ssys the over esngnin
| multitude will be someWhat disappointed II
know that the chances Of Bragg's takin!
Gen. Rosecrans' army is no easy job. Al
though his Losses have been heaEy, he yet ha
About2 500 remain 1u the field hospitals
who are too severely wounded to endur
transportation.
4 report reached Dalton yesterday tha
/ Gen. samuel Jones occupied AnoAF11e. HI
that Gen. Burnside retreated towards Cum
berlnnd Gap.
|. Tpi, Rice Graves, chief Of artillery Of Ger
B1eckinridge's staff, died Sunday from wouno
received at Chickamauga.
The Etomiaer says there Is no fighting .
Chattanooga. Loose kilograms from irrs
spousible parties would have us believe ths
, Bragg had cut Rosec1ans' communication
holding Lookout Mountain, the road to Nasl
vile and Chattanooga. Bat from Bragg
failure to resume the offensive, We fear thel
is too much truth in RosecEans' dispatch
his Government TINT he held IN impregnabl
position.
It is said that Burnside has succeeded in r.
intorcing him, and ne have no reason
doubt it. -,
Imboden has recently made descent on IL
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, with the desig
Of obstructlng the passage Of reinforcement
} to Rotecrans, but sad to say, he was day te
: lite.
FROM CAIRO and BEL 0W.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune.1
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