The New York herald., 1863-12-05
The Georgia Troops Increas-
ing In Disaffcction.
A Neutral Englishman a Con-
tractor with tho Rebels.
Bome Of tho Officers Killed and
Wounded,
Co.. &C.. &A,
Mr.. r. Q. wilson's Despa tch.

Mr.. r. q. Wilson's Despatch.
MAJOR GENERAL HooxER's HnADouARrER's
RsGaoLD, Ca, Nov. %, 1883. !
THE CAMPAIGN npRD.
Ihis campaign, which Is about ended, has been
eoecessfu 70 an almost Extraordinary and certainly
unexpected Degree and has been fruitful results Of
he most unquainedly gratifying character Such the
fpintcn belief Of General Grant, no expressed
= Arss.. THE Successes or TIE 2srn
bAe army was again put in motion, with Q view 10
following up enemy 10 RinggoId and doing him
huch injury possible in the shortest Of time. Tho
fmy moved three main columns, Hookers being tho
feht Pamers In the centre, and shsrmans tho eft
Booker took the Rossville road direct 10 Rnggod,
ma Palmer made junction with Sherman at Greysvie,
herman having moved up the left bank OF the Chcka-
jnsuga All three Of the columns met Al and
kinggoh, from which place they opened limos OF com.
nunicaton.
mERNAs's COLUMN.
payis, division OF the Fourteenth corps evacuated s
besit,on on hill Immediately adjacent TO Missionary
kidge at two O'Clock the morning Of the Goth, and
harched 10 point where the Chckamauga emptes
ks waters the Tennessee river. Hero tho division
ksossed the Chiekamausa pontoon bridge, and
nusd It's march up the left bank Of the Chickamsuga
his division was Immediately followed by all the div
boos Of the Eleventh corps, and this again by Ewings
tivison os Shermans corps. Toward daylight the
tssme head Of column had brief skrmshes the
tsbel vde,es scouts failing back after delivering their
arst Gre.
hh '
Nas clear aud bright aud the officers and men OF the
lire command n the best Of spirits, as well they might
h. for the successes Of the previous day truly
he mos, scspiriting character. Our
70 got on the enemys flank in the Of bis retrea,
ma strike blow for the capture Of hs trains pick %
bsrassers give those willing deser, opportunity "a
10 90 and do what other damage We could.
During the morning Of this dsy, General Sherman
ss absent attending TO the arrangement Of movements
hlsswhere, Major General Howard assumed command d
Sbs column and directed s movements. On the maTct
ts sook some prisoners picked up several deseres
10 small number Of stragglers The deserters repre-
Ssntea what they had OF Brsgg's retreat ben.
confused ssd proolpttate.
About ten A. NJ. We reached the neghborhood Of
uncKAxAuGA pPor
After o short engagement-more OF q tkirmish thai
anything drove the rebels back from the depot
SEINE.
&efound tho depot in flames, and two large piles 0
eorn meal burning. Tho amount Of oommissary store
psured hero toeraby large. Bv the burning slon
b. rebels must have lost nfty thousand dollars worth
We captured, nt for use, the following
ous pontoon train OF fifteen boa,s.
Two sixty -four FOUNDER rined siege guns.
Twenty army wagons.
oxty thousand raioDs Of shelled corn.
yif,y thousand ratons Of corn meal.
Pour hundred gslops Of moasses.
Two caiseous.
De forses.
fA,ssy barrels Of pork
Ops thousand pounds Of bacon.
some ordnance storos artillery and small arm ammu
hson
The carriages on which The siege guns were moun,e
6srs found In namee, sod became eventually totall
lssssoyod. One Of the guns spiked with . wrough
AL. This gun be rendered hi for again withou
pseh trouble.
prsssoied Q curious sight burning railroad depo,
hes Of burning meal, barrels and boxes scatsre
Ssoupd the wdes confusion pes Of bacon lying %
tsllrosd track, sholcd scattered piles around ID
railroad PLATFORM heavy guns poined 10 the drecto
N shieh ve advAnoed--thcir carriages In flames por
teon train uew and apparently used assed 20
NE station, army vagous-some good and some brok
Sswn-turned over, 90 end, and everyway displayed
vhstovcr direction the eye might turn smAr arms lyn
around somo broken and some not; broken open bo1e
SS smmunRlon for small arms thrown here and thore
Che aro aBd away from u cssson on one side, lmbe
chest On tho olner half open; shells scattered undo
H. broken wheels tongues q wagons and other thing
peetanisg 10 army uanspofiauon thrown 70 the righ
knd ft far and near, all iesics, and IN the most
ordered manner, showing that the enemy let with "a
greatest precpl,ancy and before be could c'mpois IN
Acsruoton o, one.hlrd OF bis conisSary quArormAs1e
~ ordnance storec.
yOvuuclnoNa
90 an EXAMINATION d the hUs and Zelda aroun
We sss,oa we found breas,works and redoubt'
The latter we're vol consiruetod and properly name
tsid nos have been Akon without considerable lo@ Q