New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The more We get from Gen. Grant, the more
e,orious annsar, our victory. dispatch from the
s,eneraI himself a, late Nc 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
, oonf,m the most that other reports have averrod
~. ct am lust in from the 'front.' The rout Of the
.,.uv :. most com pletc. Abandoned wagons cassons
and pieces Of artillery are everywhere 10 Dc
nnnd think Braggs loss will fully reach sixty pieces
~ artillery. large number Of prisoners have fallen
into our hands, The pursuit win continue to Red III
the morning. for which place shall start in few hours
RED Clay is on the Georgia and Tennessee Railroad
near the line between the States Our forces led by
Hooker and Thomas. pursued the flying Rebels on
Thursday Bragg attempted to make stand at Chieha
manga Station, but was again forced back we nave
captured 60 cannon in ALL and 1000 more prisoners
making at least 1000 in total. The Rebels were
in full retreat on Dalton, leaving oaissons and
wagons In their haste. Several cannon ana
numerous straggleu were also picked up.
still later dispatch Of Friday says: "This glorious
army is already again on the march in pursuit OF the
flying and pancstricken enemy, though we arc hardly
yet In the first gray Of tho dawn. Yesterdays WORK
was even more complete than that Of the day before
Everywhere admirable troops went ahead. OFTEN at
double quick They captured bodies OF the enemy
In hundreds, II not in thousands The army
Of the enemy is certainly destroyed. Where
ever We reach portions Of the Rebel army
In arms they Instantly throw them down and scatter
like frightened sheep. They also abandon their arti
iery ammunition. and transportation wagons cassons
knapsscks, and everything that can possibly impede
their flight Before troops stopped for rest Tor the
night their progress was everywhere lighted BY the
largo fres from the enemys stores to ell descriptions
of which they applied the torch, to prevent them from
falling into our hands They also burned all the bridges
they had time to fire before were upon them In the
hope Of thus delaying the impetussy OF the pursuit
What Is now left of Bragg's boosted army is
but q panic-strickeR mob. rushing like herd
Of frightened bufaloes and apparently perfect
~ incapable Of making any further resistance
Another dispatch. dated Friday evening OF Chatta
noogn says all Is satisfactory; Hooker Palmer and
Sherman are 10 miles beyond Chickamauga Greek In
pursut Of the flying foe who are trying TO dodge our
advance which is Dalton. Rebel prisoners say 1t
Ia impossible to mako their stand before their pur
suers Some Of the Union cavalry have Just destroyed
IS miles Of the East Tennessee Railroad 1t said that
our entire loss in the three days operations viii not ex
ceed 1000
The news from the Army Of the Potomac is
GOOD Our men have crossed the Rapidan. and with
very little resistance The Rebels slowly fall back and
contract their lines. Heavy cannonadiDg was heard
nearly all day Friday but particulars have been
received Of the the result was supposed to
DO along the plank road Orange CourtIouse, the
probable battlefield II Lee fights ~ all in his present
position. Moseby made a dash on Thursday night and
captured ono Of our hragetranE Lee Is supposed to
have not more than $1,000 mcn Ewen has been COM
PEELED to give up his command In consequence OF his
wound breaking afesh. and Early takes his place
The Rebel cavalry is less than 5000 In number Our
Special Correspondent represents Meades army to he
full OF enthusiasm and eager for brush. The Rebels
eft all their works on tho Rapdan and now occupy
line six miles long some distance to tho south
Surgeon W. NJ. Myers Of the United States
steamer State of Georgia. who who was captured on the
18th of May last By band Of North Carolina rangers
In the Chesapeake and Abemarle Cana. and for long
time closely confined hostage for one Dr. Green OF
the Rebel army has just made an official report to Sec
Rotary Weles For q while. he says. no had access TO
the hospitals where the Union prisoners were confined
and since the battle of Chickamauga the number OF
deaths average 50 per day. the most prevalent dis
cases being those Of the respiratory and digestive or
gans Lately they have increased alsrmingy. caused
BY the bad food given ratons and insufficient cloth.
ing and shelter. The coming from Belle Island TO
the hospital all argue starvation Ten per cent of the
prisoners sick Bread and sweet potatoes form
the only food given 10 the tck and very little OF that
In ono instance the ambulance brought sixteen TO the
hospital and during the night seven died. It's asad
scene to look at the gaun and sharp vseged prisoners
Gen. Ewing has issued orders permitting loyal
persons formerly residents Of the Missouri District de-
populated by his General Order No. II. to return to
their homes upon certain prescribed terms. These
terms are: That they must make application TO one OF
the stations nearest the applicants place Of residence
accompanied by satisfactory proof Of the Uniform 10y
atty Of the applicant and If the applicant In the head Of
family he must also furnish list Of his children and
establish the loyalty Of all the adult members OF his
family When this Is done he Ii furnished with per
NIT and safeguard.
The Rebels report victory in the Valley OF
Virginia at Mount Jackson, where 800 Yankees were
whipped by handful Of Confederates, and Lost 10
Killed 10 wounded and II prisoners Among the killed
they report correspondent Of TIA Baiimors Am1ieas
known as Grape Shot" All this took place on the
10th inst
GENERAL NEWS.
Nv the arrival Of tho Corsica at this port yes
,.,dsv We have Hayana dates 10 Nov 81. The Havana
usoers publish detailed accounts Of the occupation Of
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