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nected movements of his columns on Rome was
DELAYED, and when the Rebel strength began to
show itself they seem to have been drawn back,
and to have left the passes they trayersed unob-
structedly open to eager pursuit
The meager accOunt received yesterday reads
not unlike tie dispatches which announced the
second days engagement at Gettysburg. II Is
the resolute effort which the Rebels never fail
70 make to pierce the line opposed to them.
Break through somewhore-at any cost of life,
or Of success at other points. Here also the AZ
tack is upon the flank, and its object is to cut of
our forces from Chattanooga; purpose which i
successful would equally have resulted in GU (
ting orr army in two But il was not success.
/ ful. The momentum of the Rebel column, car
ried them through at least one weak spot in the
center, where Van Clevc and ReynoIds com
mandCd, and apparently also carried at one
time tie portion, or part of the portion held
by Gen. Thomas on the left. But The Latter
calamity retrieved whatever disaster he may
have suffered at first, and cooperating with
Cen Davis on the right drove back the Rebels
on the right and left, and recovered The ground
which had been lost We judge also thai tn.
center was reganed by the same maneuver
since rcpusc on either flank would have made
, il impossible for the Rebels to maintain the
ground if they really held for any length o
time the center which they once seized. Al a.
events, either by this or some similar move
I,i. InA ~
gained. the Rebels repulsed and pursued
] and the line re-cstablishod along tn
river, Just where tho colors bad beeI
T; planted when the battle begun. We los. NJ
general officer, and but few killed. The casual
ties in wounded nre numerous, but TO estimate
is given. Since, therefore, the Rebels attacked
and the attack was beaten off, the day ende,
with q clear success for the National arms-5ucl
success as yesterday or to-day may be eX
pccted to develop into a decisive victory. TIT
Rebels can have no choice but to renew th'
s''ack, if they have strength to renew it, but
falling al first, they will remember Gettysburg
too L,enly to be likely to succeed in tie scconJ
attempt.
Later or az least fuller news is on tie wa
LON chattanooga, but cannot be received II
nsor lor comment. We rejoice in the belle
l1at tlc forces under Gen. Burnside were las
teo' 1 faf on their way TO Gen. Rosecrans the
.Gty ~ arrive in season Tor the preset conil'c
90. i-'e't must come up in season 70 proven
disaster o. TO press pursuit. Il is an asur
.ao. .,s which .hc country has too often waite,
I'd. sa.a, t'il all available troops were 10 be OF
Ore sQo. al tie decisive moment, AID be.nl
tt.oe would every man be pat into battle on,
3D. ,.g .arilcd. The country has all conf
d.n.s i- Cen. Eosccrlus, and bis army. We.
'islt lor us that the confidence il not misplaced
.r-'.'r. % more vital Importance has D, 81
. 81. oWrr the Rebellion than tha. which 81
ie. .a'ur 10 already decided
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NJ i(.<f.ki.

Tll ffl.lr genius IL Con. Gilmore has add j
FHl aroli,s g.n 10 military science. The
ur employed in The reduction Of Tori Wug-
r0r Introduce new and imporian, element
.lto dc ar, 81 eu.
lie preaching Of The escarp o. Pulaski By hini
pa.- and abolished oil prior ideas and pcs.
"a. relating % the reduction Of ioruhcaton
lr bombarimeni. The siege Of Sumter has again
.l.i.lat0d the praciicab.l!iy Of preaching .Ao
b.. COB .ul'cl hfgk fcarp, and that a'amuch
~I.a'sr1 tlu,e than even the example % Pu'
l..,. l.u'a suggest. Thcfe effects testify TO the
u, vailed csc Hence 10 which this ara OF
orr .,.,i.. BIS. been advanced. Tie merit d
,a..rclr cur oun. No other country can claim
..a.e % ID. The pau9,t gun and Tie Jane
p.rcllc, a welded by General Gilmore,
tag,. u.s. tlc b. -ease Of force and OF accuracy,
arl thc cunihll'ion Of space, done thing
vl,. .ut h'rly, were deemed b. tho le.t in-
t-acl, imprac'icable.
W.l.e $50 were yei trying TO approhoal those
Nl4d rfll irrmphso o. The ariiilo.st's fkili 1ur
.r.atua wa. nidcnly arrested by the not less
a1.l. decided. md valuable triumph Of ,Ao
engineers art presented In tie daring aud suc-
Oe. lI approach 10 Wagncr. II vas Ike DE
hmirtmclt Of rula Ii in tits one rcsgcct-
l.- f., wss undertaken without the sanction,
..f indeed iu defiance. oil all the settled policy
,c ,.po.d truths Of warfare. The nigh,
.l upon wagner and Tie repulaos which
Cnlt us ise lives of strong and Shaw, While
la rtng tie bold and desperate yalor of our
troops. and revealing 10 Us tie ternble "mgh'
.ia gmbos IN q Isabel pcaaant's ARM told
u, General commanding that bis less costly
aad mo.c scientific resources must now be
employed 20 humble Sumter. 1hcsc resources
bad been pupo.ely held in reserve. But now,
Gen. Gilmore at once erected preaching bat
,tncs vAc.e Dc stood, which was at a distance
than two mile from the point that be
t.tn inn ted himself to attack. he then n
length disolo eo ,Ao new power whios be had
intended to reserve for u more comprehensive
b.miWdmcl,, AID crushed Sumter into "A
Lapolcs AID harmless mass Of ruins" and
achieved ,his over the The intervening heads Of
Waguer ana Gregg. The navy was expected
to move instantly up the avenue opened for il.
IL d.l not o. could not That fact cyi-
IDENTITY imposed and imposes new tasks on
&c General. The upper part Of Morris Island
must be gained, BY coercing the enemy to
withdraw from il, or Wagner must be taken by
land approaches. A demand, accompanied BY
lcclaraion ofcoorcion, was consequently made,
l.i.iIg liz. thc whole Of the island be evacuated,
md that Sumter be surrendered. A few mis-
lies Of great destructive power (but not Greek
irc) were hurled into the city. No evacuation
f the island or surrender of tho fort followed.
rhe bonbardment Of the city was suspended,
or reasons which in the fullness Of time will
doubtless be made known.
Again the problem of Wagner was presented
or consideration, and had finally to be met.
'he difficulties to q mere military man ap.
cared to be insurmountable. but Gen. Gill.
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Thomas was 1t LAFAYETTE. some distance i..
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other columns were moving toward that po..t
VIC infer. therefore. e.. tca'cof- .t-.lr
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u Ind ALREADY been in,fua'eliiatG Ia.
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Inward which tne national force. ,..-. q .. .lg
pressing. would not pl-ni, III aiall9nms.
without a desperate effort az defence. aad l.-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

The loyal young men of Ncv-York VII mce.
on Tuesday evening, AZ Cooper Institute, 10
ratily the Union State nomination mad, at
Syracuse. Among the speakers e4pcc.claro Con.
John Coch1ane. L. Mon,gomc-y, late @. Nioas-
jurgh, Hon. ChauEcey II. D,p.w. Go. Jam.
A. Hamilton, and Gen Il. +. Bruce. , o
meeting will no doubt, be lasse AID c..--a .-
asto demonstration that VIII size. 5t-aa t-c
Government and give renewed courg' TO our
soldiers il The Gcld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

By the arrival Of The City Of Corl; al TINS port
on Saturday we have news hom EEopcto tbl I'll inst,
which is one day late. than tie received b. tie
Arabia.
A Mexican dcputation which was To wait upon the
Archdute Maximian LA arrived IN Paris. II 70
again asserted that haxnlian viii accoy, the throne
The Official or soaioucinl origin o. tie paupho.
Mexico. France and the cAtcl States. Is denied.
Several English plpc-s regard con1ct between
France AID the United States 81 ium.naAi. No neg
facts. however, have been asccrte.rcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

JOIN C. SCOTT, Dem, is elected to Cone1e 5
in tie lid District Of Missouri, in place Of John
". NOEL, Unionist, deceased. Scott majority
over Lindsay, Union, is io9. Seven counties
made no returns, and in The Others the voting
was very irregular. No votes were given IL tie
army, OF if they We're none are returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Decisions by Eonrds Of Enrolment "nhr
the Enrolment Ac, Held 10 be Fiant.

The recent Habeas Corpus case before Judge
Hall of the United States District Court for the
Northern District of New.York arose on the petit,
ton OF drafted person who had once received
certificate of exception from the Board oil EhTod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

sse.il Dispatch to The n y: Tribune.
-rj7 WASHINGTON Sept. 90 1868.
DIsPATcH FROM GIN. R0sEcRASs ANNoCycIsi a
REcoySoIssAECE ~ FORCE.
A dispatch has been received from Gen. Rose.
Grams stating that reconnaissance in force was made
on Friday resulting in losses on both Sides with gen
era advantage in favor Of our troops We lost seven
pieces of artillery and captured eleven Prisoners wero
taken representing fortyfye Rebel regiments 1t ws
expected thet heavy battle would be fought yestcr-
laV.
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Describes PROM BRACES ARMY.

Private letters from officers in Gen. Rose
orarss army more than confirm all that has been heu
touching tho numerous desorons nom when me "'pe'
rrmics In font OF the Army OF the CumheranA arc SUI
foriug Daring tie march to Chaaanoosa, no' i"'
from 900 Of these fig,yes from the heO'' s'r''e'
came within our lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
NEW MINISTER FROM .,EyIco.

new minister representing the Juarcz gov
erament Of Mexico hos arrived here in the person @
Gen Cor,cz who was presented in fun court dress t
secretary Seward, yesterday.
RECRUITS FOR TIE ARMY oP TIE PoToMAc
The steamer Atlantic, which sailed from = r.
York on Tuesday last arrived at Alexandria this eye
ing with 1900 drafted men, substitutes and desertor
lol he Army Of TIE Potomac.
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