New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

wos con,;stcrt with good roads ond plenty Of hard
tack" Friday morning however TIC clouds mad uisap
pcarcd and one OF the most beautiful dnys o. the year
had begun The storm had driven all the smoke and
haze away purified the air clennsed the streets ana
caused all nature 10 appear In more nytng dress
The mir pure End clear that The Rebel movements
conld loo distinctly discerned.
Nc. with tho clear sunshine the piCiuresrue valley
the beautiful river and tho sIp rb mountains there IL
row IN air 0i solenniiy abst np natural objects about
NJ. The foliage Upon the mOunfln begins 10 ad", tno
leaves looscucd by tho recent rains falling aud al
occns!ona. rust Of moaning wind Ieiad' us Of that sea
Which fifty 'eyrcson's ihe season oi our iTes "heh
the strength fails and the evening Of our days comes
stealing upon rs ere 80 ere aware Of it, nipfo"n
and alsn. Of the noble dead who. away from their
homes and their kindred dead sleep their last sleep
within the lines ~ our coInmon enemy. 'arn tlat
from go e. O0 Of wounded lave been removed 10
Stevenson Others VIII follow thcr rapidly as tfcit
strength ard accommodation wiz nllcw. Also thst
fusoughs II twenty days are 10 be granted wounie'
men who will rot bo able for service within thas time
and who will s have ttTcneth " refch ther homos'
This is u most humane ard wise Arrangement. lac
spirits OF tie wounded are buoy6d uP ~ the pros
pect o. visit 10 their homes Wbo the hearts OF pa
rents boicrs sisters and friends VII be made glad nj
this opportunity ~ giving aid 70 the unfortunate toys
who I'm tie patrnal roof to save our country from run
Many persons from THIS place seeking permits 70
60 Nrrh with their families Some are bound ior IN
nois. others have their eyes oPon Indiana and ONO.
Sick and tired Of the turmoil and danger OF war they
seek tho peace and prosperity Of tie Northern Sta'es
where n, r labor WIN command rood wages and their
families bavs the ads nneges OF cree schools and ree
society.
As an illustration Of tho need a. school, The part
Of many of tie people OF this country heard an officer
relate that while up tho Chattanooga Valley he was
stopping night with the family Of lawyer pqr'
ing The evening he took from his pocket German book
and bcgnn 20 rcod. Observing the daughter OF seven.
teen, looking qI the Ioume b. sLeTed Il to her ana
asp,a her n shc could read Il Sho looked, snoos her
ad md icplicd that she could NOT read Iank say
iug further that they had had Northern scnoomastef
down there. but be had neyc. taught them AM.
The dasL o. Rebel ca,ary or mounted ihi.ht,y i'o
our train nj Ardorsors yesterday morning Lac De,h
subject 81 consider ibc conversation to-day lac eoe'
,naic their APPEARANCE at q o'clock IN the morning,
about seventeen miles from tbs place uitpeiseu VIC
guard ~ As mounted men and 10 infantry MAT vas
elong with H. AMI lad for while pretty much Their own
vay Tie loss cannot now be estimated. There were
auini,,n surI'ics forage. and hospital stores The
train. we're fred but tie cHte, OF tie destruction has
As W., moi i&en ,.sfrined. no doub, considerable Of
a-'nnnition we destroyed ~ tie iughNes heHu Ire.
qu,nt and heavy f1plosious The number OF wagons
desiroyed il csa'cd this evening at one hundred ana
fhy That n train OF such value hnd NJ suCh VINE
should have had such small guard passing strange
and naturally awakcns The Inquiry o. TO whether some
per,on 4, not 20 blame. Prisoners taken say Nat two
hri,ous crossed nj Cot,nEpori Ford on WedneST.
N this be true the probability that tho entire force
. ~ making In the direction 4 NcMinayilc ava this
party was sent down from Pkcyic 90 assay and destroy
orr rains About O'Clock however, they we're over,
taken b. the si Michigan nnd ID Indiana Cavalry ana
rougAly halied Further particulars have not AZ me
tine Of writing been received SiDAki'