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The Daily Dispatch: January 2, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ubt that the particulars furnished by our special correspondent are, in the main, correct. The re-embarkation, moreover, we interpret as equivalent to the abandonment of the enterprise for the present, since our forces would have held their ground on the peninsula had they been able to, or had they seen any prospect of operating efficiently against the fort. They surely would not have gone on board ship for the sake of hazarding the perils of another landing on the same shore. From General Rood--he Crosses the Tennessee river without Molestation. The Tribune thus sums up the news from Thomas's "pursuit" of Hood: The pursuit of Hood is continued by General Thomas with characteristic caution. dispatches from his headquarters at Pulaski, seventy miles south of Nashville, are to the 26th, Monday last. As the decisive battles in front of Nashville were fought on the 15th and 16th, General Thomas's subsequent advance has not been very rapid, for which, without doubt, he