Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-23
Noon Reports.
From new York.

NEw YoRK September % The morning
papers contain various speculatons relative to the
late battles Of Gen Rosecrans. all Of which. how
ever are dscredited by the last report sent to the
press at an early hour this morning under date
Of Chattanooga, September %.
The Trbune's specisl saws the general sum-
ming up il after two days severe fighting. in
which Rosecrans. with greatly inferior forces
bore the shock of lac. 900 rebels. comprising the
armies Of Bragg and Johnston. half of Lees ar
my and all Of PembertOn's scattered troops that
could be gathered together. he deemed il pru
dent 70 fall back on Chattanooga, which he did
in good order.
At last accounts he had established communi
cations with the cavalry OF Burnside. who is Sc
verely censured for not having arrived earlier.
Two of ROsecrans' divisions are reported not
to have behaved very we'll
Ii Is believed that Rosecrans will be put in a
position 90 enable him To resume the offensive
In the meantime he is thought to be strong
enough to hold his GROUND.
There is at least reason TO believe that the at
tention of what remains Of Lees army will soon
be occupied
After the 23d all volunteers serving in three
years organizations and having less than one
year to serve. will. on ensting for three years
or more, be entitled to the bounty of S4O2 pro
vded for veteran volunteers.
The n " presentation TO the Iron brigade me
off on Thursday last Mr. Selick presented the
flag Speeches made by officers and pri-
yates
A movement OF the Army Of the Potomac has
commenced 30 far as TO send forward Buford' s
cavalry across the Rapidan. The crossing was
effected without opposition
IL Is prophesied that but a feeble force of the
rebels intervenes between Meade and Richmond
Commanders who have doubted the accumu
lat taJ g Iatac
Lees army South. now seem inclined TO admit
since the news Of the Chattanooga battle that
Rosecrans is fighting the whole Southern Con-
federacy.
A gentleman who left Falmouth a few days
ago reports that there no rebel force i'm or
near Fredericksburg, and but few pckets were
to be seen.
The same person says there is only one brigade
as low down "a Germania. on the Rapidan. There
il only squad OF rebel troops north oi
the RaDpahnnnock and east of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad
The Herald's Washington special saws:
Nothing has been talked of in Washington to-
dav except the fate Of Rosecrans' army. As Off
cially sscertained he has fallen back to Chatta-
noOga to await the arrival of Burnsde's force
which Yesterday within 80 miles. and ex
pected to be up with him to day. when a forward
movement would be promptly made on the line;
of the enemy at Pigeon Mountain.
Ii il thought the rebel armv upon the June
ton of burnside with Rosecrans, would he badly
beaten and compelled to fall back upon Rome or
Atlanta. In the meantime, much solicitude il
expressed in regard TO the movements of Gen
Meade TO take. advantoge of the depletion OF tn,
rebel army in Virginia
special to the Herald contains an order, re
fusing to allow correspondents with the army the
use of the telegraph wires for the transmission
OF dispatches to newspapers.
The Herald's special from headquarters OF tn,
Army of the PotOmtc of the 2lst, spys:
The army is now being paid off for July ano
August.
News received here to day via Philadelphia
stating that so men of New York cavay regi
ment had been captured at RaccOOn Ford is utter
ly false. Our entire loss in killed wounded and
missing. since last Sunday. has been less thar
lOO men while the lists OF rebel prisoners captured
during the same time foot up eight commissioner
officers. twelve non commissioned officers an,
over l30 privates
Rebels, hereabouts. discredt the reports tha
any considerable force of Lees army has gone Il
more southern States