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Movements of the enemy in the West. Atlanta, Sept. 11. --Rosecrans is moving about from place to place, but making no decided forward movement. Skirmishers are thrown out by the enemy at various places from Ringgold to Alpine. From fifteen to twenty thousand of the enemy are said to be forty miles from Rome, Georgia, their prisoners say, waiting for their wagon train.--A general engagement is not expected soon unless Gen. Bragg attacks. [second Dispatch.] Atlanta, Sept. 12. --On Friday, the 21st of August, a portion of Rosecrans's cavalry fired across the Tennessee river into Chattanooga. For a few days feints were made at Harrison, 20 miles above Chattanooga, and below, at Bridgeport. By the 26th the enemy had crossed at Bridgeport, the small force then at that point falling back, and Chattanooga having been evacuated by the citizens. The enemy's movements were slow and cautious; and at length they passed down Will's Valley, through Dade county, Ga., in cons
From Mississippi. Jackson, Sept. 11. --All quiet in front. No news of any kind has been received within the last forty-eight hours. The cavalry under Gen. Lee were reviewed yesterday by Gen. Hardee.