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The New York herald., 1862-11-27
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sohr = Lawson. Ls.ssns BaiimOr.
ssSr Srsisss. 1isn. xIisa iss'. Fsi,sSsipss si ~
ssS1 4.ss Bsa,oa ssns
ssSs s$ss1s siss. carfs
schr Hannibal, wentvorth. Portland-R Buck Go.
sssr ssss H os.s mss
sr scsr V ,I IE!sssrscS: NcSsrsoa, so;saq-x Hogs
ss. Psss sss ss'ssss % Kenny
sesr @ zssS . Hecs.s sq.sa s.s hsssRh hsssSoh a.ok.
sssr ssr H.es ;ans Taoesr wsTS SsS
Steamer onRd
ship Shepherd Knapp Commander Henry SIC Eytinge
ship Gsry sutton spio:r San Er.noi.oe ss with
sa.s e 3 r
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Bsrk Iennsyysaia (Iab. 0usrsiA. xAsssillss = daya
Ss.s ~ 4 fs.sSls. Ss Dsss fSi.dspaiA days. with .s
FULLER e. c.rssra: s ., ,s .s ,ss,
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conz .s "a
l2.h; passed her l6lh. lying % under Cape Hayu.
6chr Ann, OoIe Bal imOre, days
gchr VIM Mazyck Conkn. Baltimore, { days
0chr johnson, johnson, Yo0mio0.
6chr Sadler 6ipple, Milton, Dol.
Schr Waupousa, 6avin Smyrna Del.
6ehr II Mather, Cooper, Philad0lphia.
Schr Restless, Van Zandt Philadelphia.
Schr y Lockwood, Jordan. Philadelphia,
Schr Eugene Hunt, Philadelphia.
E,hr Julia. Baker. Enzabethpcrt for Boston.
Schr II LAurens Smith, Elizabethp0rt for Boston.
Schr Ringgod Merritt from search after schr Tempest
schH Johnson Garrison. from search after schr
pest.
Steamer Dudley Buck 90 stransport). Crane Hatteas
inlet, - hours. to U s Quartermaster.
Steamer Planet u transport), Young Washington, TO
8 SQuartcrmaster.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. PhiladephiAs
Steamer Petrol. Baker Providence
BELOW.
9ohr Sea View (Br). from Halifax.
SAILED.
Steamships Eagle, Havana; Patapscc washingtoas
Wind ut sunset SW.
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Accompanying tbs send YOU map Of the situation,
In which you will mud much Of the above Information in
duplicate II will serve ready reference 10 the
reader, and the situation be taken 10 Of glance
close examination Of the map WILL however aiford the
reader much clearer idea Of the position than any eabo
rate description that may write.
BrnvIN0 THE BRiDsm Al pRAsKuH
On Thursday last small force Of rebels appeared ~
Franklin Tenn, twenty miles from this city, and de-
sroyed the railroad bridge across Harpeth river most
important structure They then proceeded 70 the pike
bridge and about 20 destroy IL, when the citizens o
Franklin appeared in armed force declaring that shssd
sct be destroyed The guerl were compsieA 70 leave
but they returned the next day In stronger force and
destroyed the bridge. They sad hat was necessity
aud according 70 orders from General Johnston The party
remained 10 the vicinity post Of observation comu.
nicating daily with Forrest, az LAvergne. They also
DESTROYED oil the plank and hewn timber ~ cur fais
grounds.
NisrvnIs, Tenn, Nov. 10, lse2.
w Retd Situation a, fsahemakfog They OS<eM 1z<iv
sppp'ic--Tne'r Wintv ouasteys--wAs CpmmswSs a.
snemy-A Portion caosen for Demcs, d, q.
have few items Of interest regarding the vebe, con
csnti alton near Tshoma lsssr than those trausm,t,e
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Mountain and the guide sf General Rosecrans, who led
him, with his brigade 10 the Of the rebel camp.
General Rosecrans struck with the skill and tact
OF the boy that he took interest In him, put him
the army, and has not yet for gotten him.
GENERAL WITH nv wHoSG SHOULDER
On my way here from Kentucky saw General Charles
G. Gilbert who lately commanded corps in tho Army OF
the0hio, with the pdssdses Of brigadrcT gcnerak he
had been figuring MAJOR general, and surprised
al the change. have learned ths, he had
fhority for wearing the straps os major general aud
Gcpera Buell. had 10 issue an ORDER requiring him 10
take them on. IL appears that he 10 only brgadcr
general.
The fors which have been buiit In this vicinity within
the 10 two months should forever remain monuments
Of the folly the southern people We have bad the
loysi states, remote conception of the extent
strength ef .ne deences erected asou, this city aaa Y
months when left here ~ September the fort ~.
Cbud Hin had hardly been begun Now IL covers tho
Ms I Eos us hsS su mounted or s p
dug the Capitol remained unornamsnte1 with siegegsns,
and the yster works had NOT anticipated being turned
into fort Now the city 10 encrcled BY chain ride
pits and fora The streets have bsen barricsded and
pitfalls made 10 almost impossible 70 get In or out 4
The city.
The immense bsston fort ~. Cloud Mn has been
called In honor Of BrgAder General James Esgey OF
Pennsylvania, conmandnghe Eighth division, and lately
ably enlarged H. and mounts three tines the num-
ber Of guns for which tho original plan called. IL has
assumed ths form Of STAR end hss three tiers Of
kosscfsas Tigers The plan Of this fort s original with
Captain Morton, who has adapted with singular skill
and admirable success 70 the position chosen for IL.
l Yohf ooSypcApox
fhis fort In lunee Of extensive duepsions, and com.
mands vast district Of country 70 the uih tbs city
II takes its nsms from the fact that originally was
hastily built of conascatsd cotton.
This n another Iunctte fort, ConAscasIon and
also commanding The southern approach. Thsss two
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siT, r.s:y:.:. 81 !H- Fsr. e tho tsror
ao,c.nii:ss, c,oye6 TIA; laa uouse. ho'T u''so
up the bill To punish forgery and counter
:ri.ing. Not ugreci 10.
NJ. CRAY, Of Texas, 1rom the Same Comnlt-
ts-,, to whc.a VS. referred The letter OF the
Secretary Of tho Treasury On the SUBJECT o'
che leiny; Attempting tins adjustment OF claims
~ deceased s,,'ier:, reported OIL TO Do on
GEird IN - supplementary To an AZ: con
lern!ns tho pay and allowances dna to DO
c=;S.'i scli!ots. approved February 10 iso-..
and To provIde 70. tho pr4,art aetl!snieht ri
claims ,"r aIrearaecs Of paJ, ai!o" hlces ana
b9uuty Gnc 10 Deceased officers AID soloiers,
with 4 Recommendation that it pass. Alter
s6ule ameniras"u- mud considerable Giscus-
siun, the h,!l VAS cngrossed, read thru
tune, lad passed..
Tie House rncn took up tho ArksusaS con-
testsd el-c,i6n casa. t,c.y2eur HJrs- Y. Il. Jar
,a-, ana J =. Jqhnson--ilr. Johnson Con-
t..liry tie s-gE IL IL. U=r..nd, upon tbs
yro,..ld OF ,nf.rmhl r-turns from the county
Of : :Ga1Sa=. Inis "ase occupied tho remain
der -; 10 lay -tS4!CD, ar: tee ilonce sd-
ioarpc,: ,:rau; .;aal seton Gyon il
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TIg,y, LATER.

SMOTHER TERRIFIC 5AT9'LE. -.
i member Ct tie "jla:k Horse" cavalry
Company writes from Canp,st ShArpsbufg
Sd, Sept. l3, to n fricndin Wsr7eDlon, "a.
the following i,ems, which have been tale
Craphed to tho Enquirer" from Warrenton
TAsaEToN, Va, Sept. Goth, 1867
fnMs Editors o. the Enqurer:
4 correspondent on the battle field ct
shalpsburg writes us hs follows:
1--WE had most terrific fight yesterday,
Sept. l7.) The advantage is on our side
Thera hsre been hosts Of killed aud wound
I'd. Generals Stsrke, Manning and Branch
were killed. D. r. Jones, K. r. JONES, fiP-
lrv and Lswton, were wounded.
The whole strength Of both armies was
engaged in the fight. The fight Is e1pe:tea,
to % renewed on Thursday, September 18th:
Rumor to- day says the fight was renewed
uear Sharpssurg Oh Thursday, and the enemy
routed ana driven nine, milas. The eneny'a
cavalry "a reginantJ was yesterday scouting
rhs fluid r. Groveton, and arrested citizen
thsro they were after Gen. E~el. ".
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SATcnnAT, SE77EMs.K 90, lc52.
SENATE.

Ine Ssna,e ii.t PURSUANT TO adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. d.. BcReows.
Mr. BAKsG Introduced bill TO amend al act
to provide Cor auditing Tie accounts for TIC
Postcficc Department, approved May l6tn,
1851. Referred to ConC,it:et on Finance.
Mr.. DUslcH submitted memorial from cer-
tain Naval officers. Referred
Mr. HAYNES FROM the Committso NJ tbs Ju-
dcisry, reported bill to punish lllsurrecunn OF
rebellion tsains; the Confederate States, LAID
On the table and ordered to ne printed.
, l1r. Hit, from Committee on he Judiciary,
reported e bill fr:' tie rrliof o: 3Ge Bible So
cietY Of the Confederate States. Laid upon tne
table and ordered TO be printed
Also au act to amend the 18th Section
Of M act a,ntniatory CT tie Sequestraton
lln (sivee Dnlr,cI Jads cs discretionary power
!" The appoin,mo6t "i d;s:rit! e'toTnegs4-
Parsed.
A.sY e I'LL for the relief Of jonas ?. Levi.
keod twice.
If. DAVIS, from Committee or Claims offered
Joint r,sout ton for t9e r-iietoi y .lier An-
ierson Read twice.
MIR S,aMEs introduced bill fnf The sus-
pension Of the nrit OF kGt-ls- elrp1i. Lad
% table md ordered to-is p11ntea -.
Mr.. Baosss introduced bil FOR the benefit
of the officers aud crews OF the. Confederate
States Virginia, Jamestown, Patrick Henry
Beaufort, Raleigh and Teassr, tauthorlses the
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I'd -.
rTr CHURCH BELLS.

Won the Jews Of the giving Of Church
pclls 70 the c xaiede1ate authorities, to mould
into canucu, reached Baltimore, the follow.
ing beautiful p;oce Of poetry wao composed
by gallant B.ltimoreaa;
Those Sabbath bets! tLoss' sabbath bells
No more the;r soothing music tells
or boyhooo's c2a n, and nlanhooc's prime
Cheered nv ,h"ir l.nrn and evening chime
No morc ,ioSe zones shsll eos: through Ell
To cal. Us 70 ,,ls House Of Prayer;
No more ,hcir Sllvery weicome sfret
Tau @ .i,:sa at the Mercy Seat.
4 aercer warning now they tel
Let the cpprcssor heed itwell,
Sor Garo the stern, RELENTLESS mig;
Uphoia:rs :ruth-defena!ns :;ht.
And sill - bal the voice thst swsi-a
IN tiuuder frv1, ,iuso S4oEsth bells.
P-ociaiuing, II acliar: tore,
w owS NO Mas,:.! SAVE -,iE oHI
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.pruosoiy meant for Garland

Tic t1ain from the North, on Yesterday,
brought w but little Of additional intsrest
tia. may be deemed reliable. The fight s.
B,ousDoro, though resulting IN severe loss to
Gen. D, II. tliirs Division, causing him to fall
back, WAS not u reverse. Tho object Of Lis
position ~ao accomplished in keeping back
and hsI~ssius The enemy at that point while
cur operations at u.rper's Ferry wore being
c9nsumntatvd. /; lis reported THAI many Of
our stragslers were taHen prisoners.
The Surrender Of tho eIeIny mt Harper q
Ferry was followed immediately by the pa
role Of botl, officers aud men, the officers be-
inz permitted 1oi:rstain their sl;ie arms
Reports from Williamsburg represent that
tight tAa occurred there between General
u iisse's command and the enemy. Nothing
relm tlu could lie asesrtlined 70 relation ~
it. - - K -..s.-- -
STILL LATE2. -.
Information which reached this city last
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Cyl. K. II. Cn:LT"N,
a. 4. Cef.tfsl.
LATEST From HIRPEH'S FERRY I
NO FURTHER FIGHTING Up TO WE'D

LATEST From H4RPEH'S FERRY
NO FURTHER FIGHTING Up TC WE'D
NESDAY EVENINGi.
Col. Lindsay Walker reached this city on
this Saturday morrirg. direct from HaIper's
Ferry, which he loft On Wednesday evening
He reports that every thing was quiet there
1T that tins. We were hauling away the
last OF tho stores which We captured there.
For this purpose w!e ~ers us;ms the eisemy =
horses, eighteen hundred splendid fellows,
that became ours at Narpsr'a Ferry. ~.
There had been no lighting since tke cap
ture Of uarper's Ferry o., .Monday morping.
Oar army mad cons<ntrsbd at oEarpsburg
and .ru i'll the finest oI.iriiH. McClel!ao, with
his army, YVES in our roEt; CO tGai Il general
battle may be SOON expected.
Colonel Waikcr brought with him the tags
and banners crrtuFe-i at harpcr's Fetry.-
Sumo Of these arc very beautiful. bu: show a
very bad 1nisalpica.icn Of very excellent
silk.
The news brought by Colonel Walker oi
cpu, Sc utterly eSplUdes the outrageous fabri-
cations with which tbs Philadelphia "lnquir-
CT" Of the 18th, Crhursday nurEing) uhd VIZ
presume the Otter Northern papers Of iDe
sams date, d.hshtca It's readers. Accol-
ding 70 this veraciouS account, as We
understand, Harpors Ferry was recap
tured by Burnside on Tuesday cvsniug
q. some precise hour, End y. P. Hill and his
command taken prisoners \ great battle
had also been Tough; in which Jackaon and
Lonsstreet se:s IN son,S Wy disposed CT, aid
forty thousand Of our rneu Lkrn prisoners
The circulation ii these statements III
our CITY caused coasri-fauis anxiety; fur
little ~ We expect fro", . :hs roTrcity
Of our ererniss,wc we,c d.. en:Rely prepared
for such very extraordinary Justification. We
had forgotten. however. tiI.i- present despe'
rats fortunes. Mrs pailir:too sud th1'
whom she waits ncwy Size .i,akss It Tor her
self; the North has = oi.ni!lr re5oi.rco for lis
victories.
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a.,ssls.-Charles LOWS and M.ch;ssl p

A..ssIS.-Charl les LOWS ahd N.chSel POW
srs ei.,ssl with sa-.ii Mr.. Alexander ouescahury
Il. Sydney, oa s;crl.y morning, about half past seven
ca...cl aud ioDsins LIN, Of $50 wee arrested BY de-
c'iv.s lloyd. Carter and Hammond, on Ses'eruay:--
TIE .,oaey was iound Jon them, and they "ers COM
Ll'tied 10 prison..
re E!iy .fui:o arrested on katuidny evening"
pearr Sow!auo chI gdd with fnluniuusly sttbbing
jo,. 6.otn und Victor TO wine, Fencl,nan, charged
with rL.alrg $500 from Anthony 3Isntler, il gold,
xy-, lid C.Iu.lerHta nu,sa,
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$50 REUi.U

- UdkWiE from To ,.b-ST1t-J, a.. ina siyG x H.
.s.s Eve apSro u-4. L" Hh"ii:'e, "i-"t'3'
bukan.T, lESUEL and T-GE.
Gs-J!S Is haou; 81 Je-rs old, i."i - i2an:' r',a
dark oIuIr lsS,nu. dEd 81 sIo@ spssst ~s-n;nc'
orOIhrT x G.,o1.s aud ubn.t :AG9.e ::
ys-,s o.G, .- Sp.Ssr ,hsG ''s3Ta- @h'n - &c l..
f-ei IL Ia:hrs niIil ~ riiI-r ..-I6 L.'-
G1Iueu IL -:h cGuialGZ,n, sttn; az yti. J':, So
ri.h. rig inouih. ;a.gn r,-,: 81 a:-. j.s l.
biHhst =: bAto-ts, -c, risG. t:a r.'fi'.;a =.
lar. ~ ~. PS-ss Il i!sJn. r:.-t j:.' ir
iehrs Si.E. .l1 WHOM .y,L=: L. .-r"" rr So -
lu.s. -. atllej IA .na IA i--,i' q. Cay Ls:-'
EiHs William o..ty scI r,:as ! &c" ~. u
athrr saw. 5iil-r S- E-SI Il. IT, .a.--- !pI:
sEplcyot n IL s'iir nGlf">I- coz 80 80 - y.
-bS2s r1%Grj IVr ihs l.!is-y -: '.:i '.~'' = Lf'-
hl IL Nu civ ~ '!.-.C- 81, - :. no
W:iiiRn. -1uAty. W e. -. -. .-' -: iGcut
.ax .S-1:ps.V. NHr"r
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svepine fro:1 4. uiErsr ;>Ho z:EH engage IN
the eight IL E!-r7rs'a :errJ- states tha: we
captured mt iha. pl,.co ll,03o pr.TEteS, ~
officers, 1905 neg, oss, 5000 Dtsnd u s0asa
ar1us, and II piv~eI u cannon, Dur loss IN
the engagement was three !rned and Jor'y
uounded. Colonel J. Lindsey Walkers Bat
rery, from this city, alone took 500 horses
The officers and Zen captured #ere Sll pa
rolled and sen. nome.
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Il. 2. E.rareH, Cl.;yf Of Stun.
EVACUATION OF CUMBERLAND Ga,

EVACUATION OF CUMBERLAND Cap
IvslLs, Sept. Ca special despatch t.
,:.s "Ad,er,iser and Register" dated hac1-
Vile, ;.r i9;h inst, says: The eEsILy e'h-
caat,a Cumberland Gap Wednesday night
olos. ~: u, their magazine, destroying al
shc;. i.t,i-ltv, and blasting rocks N bioch
:SSc r~a7a. they re,rtat0d by the Hsr.aisj
rpa,i t..~ 4.,:., kentucky, our forces pursuing
chez. Il! I'..,u .rrland ford snd Bapus; Gap
Andg Johnson $ family who were sr GTsoc-
lie, E!-: :.nuessee, within our i!noe, have
;.a.n E":,!.l q Ly order Of tie Secretary Of
ITei :. rtiuiI, 10 the enemy.
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E:.oa,N!sa Of T.LEaRApH LtSs.-It will 10
rsxa, y, TIC .o:ce another Column, that the South
wyss.n Telegraph Compsnys Line, TO Monroe Louisi.
sua .evrty live miles west OF ficksburs has been re-
paired and j. u9w otan snd Offices established Ut Mon.
re- an.I iululah n,sptlches for points IN North
Ne.t-'n Lvusiann, .Akansis and lexss are naiea ~
Moaiuu aud " Z. Il, .aopsiy forwarded BY mail. lie
nil f-c!.Leo 2,N.I l;id rela6ie.
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RcMlSs or GENERAL GkRLasp.-The re-
mains Of General Samuel Garland Jr.. who S:as killed
ie The battle Of Harps's Ferry, reached here on hu,s
day afternoon. the way TO Lylchburg, the fo:nass
Eessasnce o. Ito deceased.
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s7is'!ss ~ sl:s aaltHsr- 70 ~, s:...a.r.:a.
his 5tsts. 0: any pri7onels Ct ~. ;~:,o 90:
heve toen charged with oH.ntn: a:;,....i t.s
laws OF this Contemporaries,
4 biz extending the unr "a v'',i::. -: J.
riffs q Orr"g" ART rc:ceFc: may gu,if,
Gas passed. .
On motion Of Mr B.ksorR. tie Eors. :.
journed.
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SIMS s. ,nRoTHER,
IL. CO3tNiISSIONe MERCHANTS

SENEHAL' COllMlSSlON mEIsShANla
StTA tho uudsIsrgaed ravt formsd 90 t>rst.rship
w for tho pun pose IL eonductnga 49, =
. GENERAL COMMISSION S1aiEEsS .,
sud nu -. Snkaa ths sunmodious waJshoass ca, b.
W. solicit cousi I,niB OF Tobacco, "h-o, Cprn
Tvur, saevl, Lard Buio sad, IL iloi, L<oauos o. A.S
dtscr p.iol Wv se= z Trial from frsads ssd the
pub generally. md trust by strict nsltion hSd pfoni
r.turrs. mori' their p.uogsss.
.'-.&'Tr P u SINS
r.-.- THO. Z. siIH
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TEE 4E7gALLHT 1A.T1sgD

By Jackson st Harpc's Ferry consisted of
sforty-pine cannon, tweuty-lo mountain
howltzsrs, and seventeen revolving guns-r-
The prisoners numbered II, 070 men fit for
duty. They consisted Of twelve regiments
of Infantry. Three companies Of cavalry ind
xix COMPANIES OF artillery.
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HEAD. UF DEPARTl s.IIl,

We oSrEik. B0oK STORE,
superior lot q Letter. Cap and aeis sspsrs
W., r.o~ivsd AL fvi a. -IRi adstl;s l1iesa.
sepe
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LII
..u..;,. s55,cs. :, ~, .,.u,l.. O.
to'.
"estesa >!'t'"i'' -'eS ~ = >'e''' :"
Go7icS:
RI w;.II.' PEOPLE OF I-ESrr,i'i5eINI
vyprTh-Jt
-c 81
:, We oo!'A VI a., ~, ~,
II s.S' o'pe' ~ f''-
f. army CT u" C0E!rcr!a'e e:S,es Las
come among 80" t. s%lei 'he e:'e"E' 20
rescue u" i.e0p'e iron. '''e oesp 'i>'i' % 'Ao
c'uns's'o.' pa g0''' 'e''' ''o''oss. ca ~
BY H0i'Ho'" n'y"'.''>' -"'' ''' t':,>' 80.
c'"a'ry o"e0
10 the o''.'"' "''',,''' ''' . ~ 20
scsSt''' - "'', -.'
teoo |" t'"'''"' 'l"'' 80 w. -
9u'e' ''''%,'''' 80 '''.''> ., 49,,
iAno al" " al cur ''>
are ''s" 1''"' 49,
he' * ~ '"I w. ;,,
the P.1''hu" -
e.ec|eu -
Shs,t III 80,
. no" 80. ~; ,, 't ,'.,ao
Ho'e' ~. - s"".. ,,.,' -, 49,,
Auo" =. ~ 10. F.'i.o -, P
ii.ne.n . H - , -,
oets NC - - !, 49,, ,rl,. .. :,
.,,'E d,.i;vsron,,. ;r,,,n thr;r task
y rS,,rn,.rs. ard ;,d,ai h., already
-. :, the cordial welcome which thu
80. everywhere give to tie arnv harp
,rs;,.t;op =: heir attachment 10 their t;u,
.nd L.wf,l Government. Int. the prore.
,r,bor,,;,s shall order c.her,.i.,e the pre-
s.nc. Of rou1;..oal :av AID .ts customary
-,or,iol I,r viii ha ad1ninjst. rcd bv
Tho sr-ny and .he Provost Marshal.
p,iva:e r,,bts snd p.,periv will d. rc.yr>.'-
ad violence Vii, bo rt;:rrSssi, ana order ..,-
-,n,sd ,rt aM.rr ,,ry, ....,,y ,-t.: Ay
~ orr,, yv;;! H., ,,.,., r,r
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HExp4uakTEks VALLEY puTsIcI,

HEo4uakTEKs VALLEY DsTsIc1,
Sept. 10th, 1852.
CoLosaL: Yesterday God croTrri ctr
arms with another brilliant success en- tho
surrender, Vt Hs:pcr's Ferry, Ct Brendior
Gsaeural White and II 600 troopa, In eqda!
number of small arms, 70 pieces Of artillery
and about 200 wasons.
in addition " o.her s.ores, tfe'e Is large
amount oi camp anG garriscu equsge.-
Our loss was very slasl. The iuerltcrlrus
conduct OF officers and men viii bs rnen-
tisued in more exfendGd report
aIn, Colonel,
Your uu6dirnt servant,
=. J. JACKSON,
MAJ. Gen.
Gil. K. II. C1:LTnH,
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.y-i,!.,G NlANEI.AED:

svEnESnEs OF IAHpEES fEHEf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-23
Fa0y TIE LIRERATLHG IRIf.

THE BATTLE IN ,iARYLAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-23
NASHVILLE AGAIN EVACUATED,

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. !9.-Ths eDeEy have
-ssaia evacuated Nashville, this TIME going
down the Cumberland river. The occupation
Of C.arksv:i!e snd Fort Donescn was for the
purpose Of securing this route Of retreat.
The tone and appearance OF lbe Louisville
papers Indicate Tia apprehension OF the
speedy occupation Of that pluce by tbs Goa
ivderates.
4 train OF the Nashville road started for
Tullahorna, eighty miles !rcIn hete, To-day.
DGsExTsSs 10 &c SaeT--Oa Friday eve
mig Last thue Geserters, confined Castle Thunder,
had ,he telteacs If their death rsSd before them
Their nar,e. are David W. Roger, Co. c, lit va Put
rick !cGowen Co. ]. 18th Va; and John ksI!sber,
Cr. r. oil tSe sarne regiment. They viii be shot at
Camp az on Wednesday next at Il o'clock. Tho
s,ne cour martial which GoEcsnnec llese men to DC
Ahos seL ieureI Que Owen Maguile, deSe.1er from
Co. Ii, lst w.. 70 receive Fifty lashes On the eaie
back.
It IS p,e,rmahle that this qusrtste of examples
Will have 4 lc,e.liil effect upon wouiuee drssiers
generally.
Z. lrGxAr;t ~ al:E WAX OTFicE.-The v or
Department Aas established special telegraph station
~ the Rep ,fIne. tui,jng for the purpose Of reHe'-
n all dispatches dec, and ascertaining The character
vi Ill nessrs.s ra!>"itrd over the Hoes. The limo
r,.u,ctA Hfln The Richmond Oiice, but the battery
t.i, III lLr hitter Ell the department telegraph ope-
rati.S are dependent "lualt. The establishment iR 2
ue rtur ia AnG:ica snd adds greatly to the facil
I'll h;:hrto enjoyed by the G1vs,u meat or sure com.
IN lIi>a ,on although the telegraph has bsen comp
~ rnl.r il. control hitherto froui end u, tie Con-
: fedora j. 10 the other.