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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The Rnft!c Of Saturday.

N ArHiA6IoN NOf. > 4t'l.
II nppeaf, from information received here
Tonight that yesterday morning The oh ana "ih Army
Coips. under the command Of MAJ. j.-''cn SecG"i'@'
advanced to Rappahannock Station. they III, ing Tie
,rIeLt wing Of the amy. The ~, 2d ana ID Army
COM forming the lcf wing under Nj Gen French
utocc, dcd to Kely's Ford.
WHOA the rigln wing reached the RappahannooE. ue
enemy ,cic found 10 BE- in considerable ioce holding
hi, ,de Of the ,iseI. The hcOd batteries, earth
ors and rcdoubie cyoyued no bahks on each ride Of
the i.oppahanDoca
Ger. scdr,gick at once advanced ond stoimcd them
Witt graf gallntry and impcuosiiy' causing much
.,arcltcr ana taking lprge number of prisoners.
Il hen, Gen French reached Kelly Fond, about blk
ui,e. below EappahannOck Station, the enemy threw
acros an entire division 10 support their picke Inc On
thi. side.
Gen riaucl hastily tool; position, 10 ~ to bring has
artillery ,o bear upon thcn and proceeded TO shcll item
with marked effect rot only killing large number but
throwng them into utier confusion, scattering thcm
wildly ,nd taking many pifoncrs.
Cen lrencr following up lis adsanrnFe Immediately
,lres he Isl division Of ile Sd Corps, commanded by
Gor pimey across the river, which ended his opcrn-
iol, iug ilc day.
Tiisrnrnng be- crossed he river with the remainder
,f ~. c,mnsnd Gcn scdgw.ck had previously crossed
il. and m q oclock ihia morning the two wings h'd
c.,,,.J a JUNCTION and held both banks Of the river.
Ibecucmj after eir defeat In these two engagements
were AZ hotly pursued by our victorious forces INIT
,i. rew Themselves into tie riyer IN their eiioiiS 10
eec,ue. where some were drowned ana many were
lf,d y or infantry
al ..c .I...e1, Nv AssDe.s -"u w '-'' S'"s nae
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
WA-nlNGTox. Nov. : is6l

wA-HNGToS Nov. lsd3.
From tie reports of your various Cores
,.rd.tt. with tho Army Of the Potomac. We to-day
uake u following q the operations Of yesier
dsy. The forward movement Of the Army of tie po.
tomao has thus far p;o'ed q decided success The
Amy having been put into fighting trim 'ransporte.
fi.n t.ng ,cry considerably reduced beginning with
Head4uaIicis Train TIC different Corlswere put IN mo.
t.or yesterday morning. TWO COIps. tie Jfh "n. oih
ullG GeL Sedgvick were 70 make al ATTACK 81 kap-
lflalloes station two otLei. tie First and Third
un1er Gor. French. were 10 proceed 10 Keliys Ford
il l,iue intended to make simultaneous attempt 81
Gossire lie River.
Con French. column Ioached KdlJs You'd hrrt IN
Tie afternoon and portion of the Sd Corp 'olidl!
.roeea ogcc'ing n partial suIprs" Of the enemy.
They w,ic found occupying Iifc I'F and earth"orss'
anG vi Sc 81 portion ofcr infantry were 70 posted on
uis aoe fine river as to pIe'ent any ieii'at from
nor position another body of ON troops made asudden
sita.s and ,lccecdel IN capturing nearly De Whole
a..e a.sabn.ng between go and coO belonging pin.
c.,.., f. the I'd Nortb Carolina infantry
pe Robe, mork. further blcs from the river were
uen ,icrorsiy .hced and TIE remainder oi ID" !oir'l
Isyn, rene, ted toward Rgppalanoc sioiion "hecihe
.,io .'.ick vas progressing. Tie movements 81 'hi'
tfo aeic uc conducted and our casualties are fer"fie
as,s,s, re,iap. iwcriy wounded 20 ponioons we're
,.scd Sc iisc1 bciug fo,daile. Tie 3d Corps b'"n
.cA. "a tic oatL side OF - I;apahauHocs ..i msm
WLea car troops wcIe fo,ding the river. bury
Rebel jnmpeG hom their iine.pts aud rusnet toward
o., .a,apr.ne column. Ifungirr into ire liver, be
l,okoG bach 70 see If be was pursued then placing hS
nailn % his nose with Gngers extended be yc'cd out
toil. fn.ncg comraGe., Good i,e you Id Gay
L.,4.. ier., for he Yanis and good cup Yankee
eofccr
SeanpLae. Gcn ScGrsichs column aPprorehed
K.tp.fanaock station. Tteie they found The Ee''i'
il, considerable force on tbs side Of The INer occupy
iig wol., erected by forces and also nsiench'
ncai. pl.sl ihsy lad recent, thrown up i,i defensive
paiIofce As the column app.oachcd heavy aitileFy
Gie AS opencd from ,lo Rebel batteries which we're
ad.aiiasooa>y posted. 1lc roads ond the country be-
ges,ednely dry tie shot and shell raised clouds VI
dgti rcai'y binding tie ten and hiding the lichs'
Aoa1.ov.
On batteries eplied vigorously ard, under co'cr Of
tA.l lie q charge was gaIaniis made by The IN VIZ
sonsiD ald q 1aino regiment who, Will q tcnlbc Joi
d.,Lod opon and garTed ~ y'do-h bayoueiiag tle
LLe. =. 49,. -Le. o. .slA -.Te vs. o.. -...!e.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Arrival OF Discharged md Furio"shed
soldiers at Cairo.

IAihO, Tridny, NOV. o IsoJ.
The hospital steamer McDougal has arrived
from New. Orleans 9th Among the passengers s Sur.
rcon General Hammond en- route TO Washington; also
about 100 discharged and froughed soldiers from Gen.
Banls's army.
CAIRO. H.. Saturday, Nov. :, ls63.
New-Orlosns papers OF the 29th utimo state
that owing 20 tie scarcity o, breadstuns md pro
Visions cotton vas arriving there in considerable qusr
titles The receipts for October 1896 go sacks
The sugar crop very light owing TO the scarcity
of labor aud fuel
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LATER FROM NEW.ORLEANs
Arrival Of the Daniel Webster.

The United States steam-transport Daniel
Webster Capt. sherman arrived at this port Sunday
morning from New Orleans Oct. 20 Ship Island 3oh
and Torugas I'd inst She brings home the l16th New
York Volunteers under command Of Capt Barbor,
numbering 900 men, their time having expired She
also brings a mail from the United States sodpof war
ST. Vincent at Ship Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
ndcnce Of the h..oelatcd Press.

NIN'VELI-AHt, IHuItnHvl VtI. g u
The 10Th and 18th Army Corps are yet
in the vicinity of yermionve or between there and
Opclorsa II is certain they have no: advanced beyond
Opelousas and probably they viii remain where they
ere holding the country already in possession until
som, thing is heard from tie expedition which lately
sailed from here There las been no fighting. There
are iunors Of an attach lines at different points
on the Bayou Teche but they aTe unfourded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The state Election Question.

It q mcci!ng Oi thc Fro StAte 'icnrraI COm-
mite. II tie Union Associations - the Parishes a
S.w Orleans and jefferson held Friday evening the
0ih OF October lsoJ tie President having laid before
the Committee copies a.! a communication from the ON
es p ~ the og Executive state Committee and
of the reply 4 tie Ir,slcl: aHd secretary thereto II
was motion.
R,. e4 snnairor. That IL. sc,or Of the ff,'idcn ad
ssr,,y bs sppov.d and q. .sd oiieTondcucc rub,hrd
lu IA< Ira and TaeE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
FROM GEN. MEADE'S ARMY
Advance and Brilliant Success.
TIE REBELS TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
They are Thrown into Con.
fusion and Run.
Verse than Bull Run Stampede.
A Stand Made at Rappahan-
mock Station.
REpOUBT STORMED AND TAKEN.
Ewelve Hundred Rebels Captured
with the Hayonet.
Also, Fcur Batteries and Seven
Stand Of Colors.
great Bravery Of the Fifth Wisconsin and
Sixth Maine.
Rebels Falling Back Along
their Entire Line.
OVER I,S00 PRISONERS TAKEN.
Onr Loss Between 700 and 500.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED

WGsBNGIoS, Nov. :. ls63
Tie i,liowing Las been rocc,ved;
VEST nlsrATcH
BrAfcuARTrRs Army OF 1ng roIoN,c.
Nov. $50 p N.
MAJ Gen. sedrVicb advanced To The railroad c,oss
jnr Vice lie drove lie croHy to tie river assaulted
and .nIed two reloAls Will siiilerv tbs side
tAiine uumher ofprisorers.
MAJ -Ger. french ADVANCED 10 Kcllys Ford, driving
tLo enemy in small force o !i~er. sEd captured
several hundred prisoners ~ TIC Ford
GRO. c. MEADE. Major Gen'sy' Comas
sECOSD DlsPATH.
DrAIerARiEH Ama OF IBE PoloMAc
No,. .--lu y. NJ.
Gen. Sodgwick reports capturing thi. p. m,
,u is,Iea,ons fou4 Color,l', tLfee Lieut.. Colonies.
many oiler ofsccss, and cvcl csli iurdrcd men. TO
ee,l,Y witt four batiic.lags.
Gen Trench oaItsr q over iolr hnndTed prisone r.
.a,c.,, andner. gro. g. NEApF.
II. ~ q neral Coinins. irg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Also, Fcnr Batteries and Seven
Stand Of Cclors.
Hreat Bravery Of the Fifth Wisconsin and
Sixth Maine.
Rebels Falling Back Along
their Entire Line.
OVER I,sO0 PRISONERS TAKEN.

0nr Loss Between 700 and 500.
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Gur Special Correspondents Account.

N..orNrel.i Commanding
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Rebel Reports to the 9Th inst.
|ATTACK ON SUMTER STILL GOING ON.
DETAILS OF THE COMMANDMENT.
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF OUR FIRE.
The Work Gradually Wearing Away.
|
ATTACK ON SUMTER STILL GOING ON.
DETAILS OF THE COMMANDMENT.
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF OUR FIRE.
The Work Gradually Wearing Away.
HOPELESS NATURE OF THE REBEL DEFENSE.

The advices per steamship Fulton, arrived at
this poit on Saturday from Port Royal the 4h INST 10
not confirm the report brought to PLiadelpL. by tie
steamer SalvOr, which left Morris Island the ID iLs
that For, Sumter had been carried By assault.
The steamer Thorn. Capt. Morgan, from Store Irlet
the 4h ns in ballast to the Navy Agent. aso arrived
at this port On Sunday Passed Charleston c the ath
inst, at 5 D. m. There was heavy firing from Morris
Island and two monitors, mostly directed owsri FORT
Sumter On the 5,h inst 40 miles north east Of Fiyg
Pan Shoals boarded by the United States gunboat
Houqua, who reported having chased the day ieioe.
in company with the United States steamer keysfore
State. blockade runner trying to get into Whining
ton. Size was struck by two shots from the EoCfna.
The Keystone State was still n chase after her.
This is probably the Marseret Je..is cap
tured by the Futon.l
The Richmond papers Of the 9th inst. con-
tain the following dispatches:
CHARLEsToy, 8. c., Nov T. ie63.--The boinbaI,.osrt
of Fort Sumter continues furiously was keIt W ell
last night, and Is still going this morning.
President Davis las visited James Island, Forts
Pembeion and Johnson and all the batteries along .te
shore.
CHARLESTON, Nov 5. le63.-There is slow firing To-
day from the encmys monitors and their land baeies.
Five hundred and eighty shots have beer Gges IN
Another iron clad joined the fleet to-day TIE Iron
sides still remains quiet. Three monitors are taking IN
ammunition to-day.
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