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t.] Resaca, Ga., Nov. 30, 1863. The news from the front, a telegraphic synopsis of what I sent you last night, is of an encouraging and reassuring character. The enemy's advance forces, after their bloody repulse between Tunnel Hill and Ringgold by Cleburne, retreated to the mountain pass at the latter place, where they still remained at last advices. They destroyed the bridges as they retired, thus showing that they do not propose to follow us further at present, and that they are note for two. The Federal commander will find it necessary, therefore, in order to an advance into the country, to accumulate supplies at Chattanooga, to repair the railway bridges which his advance forces have already destroyed in the vicinity of Ringgold, and such others as the Confederates may destroy, and to provide a sufficient number of care and engine to transport supplies for his troops. In advancing this opinion, I take it for granted that he must advance, if at all this winter, by t