From Chattanooga

noog to the 12th %terresT„gChatt 16 cava 17 cpeditbn under Gh son w femith croeeed the co,lntrv, 6N Cormth, raoving South It i ytTot etood these columns aro i„teDdn"dnet in conjunctioo, the oue to ', i the other to ent off P(,lk's retr ' disperse the cavalry of Forreat Ih reported as scouring CeDtrL) Northern Mississippi. There is n ' son to doubt, though bevond thil""' teprise the combinations are „ !' conjoctural, but that a great fl Í moveinent on Johnston's armv i tended. The urmy at ChattaDOuJt by this time in motion for Tunnell H and Do ton Hb movemente m, L boen dehiyed by circumstances unknnl to us, but it is under marcliino ordp A special to the Post, dated Wiul ington, 15, saya the Senate MiliJ,; Gommitlee voted, this morning ton cpneur in the house enrollment bil] This will send the bill back to Z House for a committee of conferenc, New Yurk, Peb. 17 ' The World' s Nashville letter of tk ISJtii says at Oüattanooga the arm? preparing for inmediate operationL Chattauooga is now a base we]] stotèj with munitions of war. Tbe roaik Georgia are ia better co.nditi.oi) tiao u expected. The writer believes Genera! Logan with the lGth Corps, whicli ha moved from Huntsville, W1 8{rjte for Rome, Ga ,_ to gpgïaW on Johpstou'a flank. Grant Wifl march against iahston, aaisuraing Logan's dostination tobe Borne, with nearly 80,000 men. GeD' rfherman's foree wij) be ampie for ti purpose he is inteuded to accompüít' even if Mobile uhould be the ultímate objpoti.ve point. KS The Washington correspon. den t of the Juurnal of Commerce writei " The demand for General McClellan'i" History of the Army of the Potonut continúes to be very aret, a,i)d.the6n! bound copies ere delivered to met,. bers qas.t evening. They were mm off to-day hy the cart load, and I de, oot see how the House cao refuset print the additional copies asked lor Unlike most public doctimeots, th probability s tUat this one wil] beread by thonsands from the first to thelaii paga."