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dies, took up pen and endeavored to COM
pose himself.
Courtship Down in Arkansas.

Before they turned rebels, the Arkan-
sas girls were noted for their pluck
Their very natures seemed imbued with
the greatness and the pride of the created
things that God has placed around them.
1 once courted an Arkansas girl, and
must say she was a "brick'' in point of
firmness and self-will. I adored that girl
for nearly three months, at the end Of
which time l withdrew my suit in man.
ner. somewhat similar to the man who re-
tired from the hotel-he left suddenly,
refusing to patronize that tavern any
more. But let me tell my story before
you laugh at me.
While was sparkling my beauty, my
visits, you may suppose, were generally
kept up till pretty late hour of the night.
Her mother--as fine a lady as you could
wish, but rather larger in dimensions
slept in an adjoining room the evening to
which | wish to refer Especially. Log
cabins are not very com pacty built, and
sounds can easily be distinguished from
one room to another. Sallie, (for that
was the way my sweetheart spelt her
name,) had reciprocated my ideas upon
certain points to my content, and had
resolved to start home Taking out nv
watch, I expressed surprise, Gas l always
did, at the lateness of the hour. She
said she knew it must be late from the
sounds.
Sounds ?" said I, listening attentively,
but hearing nothing that interpreted her
meaning; ''sounds l don't hear any,"
Again l listened, but without success.
"Why, Mark" said she, "don't you
hear ma snore p and her face colored,
.twixt anger and pride, at what she deem
ed my jesting.
SIS that your mother snoring 2" ex-
claimed /, in utter astonishmen "T
swear have been all this time thinking
it was the pufs from an up river boat,
and was wondering what made it SO long
coming round the bend Your mother"
| was going on to make u further remark;
but l didn't-for quicker than you can
say "Jack Robinson" my adorable Sallic
pitched into me, with both her fists 3oub-
led. i amt no coward, but I can't fight
a woman, and SO l just incont;nently
sloped. [ never have forgotten Sails.
and / love even now to think of her; but
[ never dared to 60 near that log cabin,
where she lived, since that unfortunate
night.
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MisrGllaueous.
For ta&outaern Agis.
NOVEL READING.

The reading Of novel WI ich requires
no exertion Of thought or mind, and which
excites the readef's sensibility without
imparting instruction, is certainly highly
detrimental to the mind, and will, if per-
severed in by the young, lead to deplora-
BILE imbecility. The idea Of person just
in the spring Of life forming their judg-
ment and opinions from the novels Of such
authors as Mrs. Southworth, Sylvanus
Cobb, &c. Turning from master pieces
Of literature, to form their first impress
sions from the writer's, Of day. 1t Is
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PRoFANITY.-In the use Of profanc
words, no idea is to be expressed, no OBJ
ject is to be obtained, no end secured, no
ear to be pleased, no appetite to be adj
ministered to, no passion to be fed, no IT,
tie to be acquired, no wealth to be earned,
no possible good, either real or imagiped,
is had in view They mean nothing.
They are wicked cheats, playing game
of deception, attempting to palm off q
clustering sound for d substantial idea.
Profanity is surely good witness Of 4
terrible dearth of wisdom, d ffightful
scarcity of thought Nor will aEy one
pretend that there Is any good Ia profan-
lity for, besides being an arrant cheat,
lit is an idle and wicked use Of the
name Of tho greatest and best Being ID
the universe; the best and truest friend
Of avery humsn creature.
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BEL AIR. MD. FRIDAY MORNING.

comes at all, it will come because it is de-
served, not because it is sought after. 1t
is very indiscreet and troublesome am
bition which cares so much about fame,
about what the world says Of US, as to be
always looking in the face Of Others for
approval; to be always anxious bout the
effect Of what we do or say; to be always
shouting to hear the echoes of our own
voices
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The TALENT OF SUccEss.-Every
man must patiently abide his time. He
must wait. Not in listless idleness; not
in useless pastime; not in querulous dis
satisfaction but in constant, steady.
cheerful endeavor, always willing, fulfil
ling aud accomplishing his task, "that
when the occasion comes he may be equal
to the OCCASION The talent of success is
nothing more than doing what you can do
well, without thought Of fame. If il
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DOetital.
RETRosP PEcT.
For tie Southern 1Egis.

A soft, bright dream of the woods and hills,
OF the dripping rocks and the dashing rills,
A murmur of apghs by the breezes stirr'd,
And strange Wet sounds thro' the twiligh
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Boy Sweethearts.

A prudent young man will at least let
twenty-one years pass over his head be.
fore he coutempMtcs taking upon himself
the responsibility of the most solemn en-
gagement he will have to enter into dur
ing the whole of his life. Too early mar
riages are repugnant to the laws Of nature,
and with some rare exceptions, are pro-
ductive of unbappiness. Violent fires
soon extinguish themselves aud the
man, very often, after waking from the
brilliant dream of his youth, finds himself
regretting the rashness and imprudence
he had committed during that fascinating
period. The love of the man is different
in quality to that of the boy, and in many
instances the unfortunate wife has to en-
dure the knowledge that she is unloved
by her husband. The experience which
young man of nineteen has had to select
a wife with that sound judgment on so
important an occasion, is not very extern
sive. His eyes ore blinded by passion,
and the reflective power he can devote to
such a circumstance is dazzled by beauty
of face and figure, associated probably
with accomplishments more ornamental
than useful When he discovers the mis-
take he has committed, all his wife's per-
fections vanish, aud he unjustly attempts
to throw the whole blame upon her shoul-
ders. Such matches are unequal, and are
the causes Of much misery Afterwards
Three or four years will make greater diff
ference in the appearance Of a woman
than in that of man besides, it is ridi-
culous to mate grown up woman with
boy. Such marriages offend social pro-
priety, and tend to- lessen the respect
which is paid to social contract. Wo-
men, more sensible than men in such mat
ters, invariably dislike boy sweethearts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06

TALKING TO CHLDREN.--The super
intendeut of Sunday-school was ques-
tiouing ais pupils concerning the address
es made 10 them during the previous ses-
sion,
"Children, what did Mr.. Phonuy tell
you this morning"
No answer was made.
Cant any of you tell me what was
said ? Susie, can't you remember?
Susie,sa bright little one of seven years,
arose, aud with one finger in her mouth,
bashfnlly lisped out:
"Pleaihe, tbir, he talked and he talked,
and be thed ath how he loved nth, and be
ltalked---and we all thought hewath agoin'
ito thay thumthing, but he didn't thay
uothing I"
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tfrom ftT Sun NTrd' Eeyor'rr!
Another stesmer b.,ides thu, formerly .p, ker o. 10
to he built ~ the Brock'yu Navy Yard Orders hsve
been received from the Navy Department TO oprn.
mence ~ scon ss convenient. and yesterday srt,ve
preparations we're b.eun y ft plsre for her tec'
The nsv ship Will be Isrser thsn mine ten,hs o; the
vesses a. prcssnt in the navy. The Densrt nent 10
working hard 10 augment our s.itGesmeu. Aiesdv
the " Wautanocur. an iniDlsn.e vess,l !, under vsv
ct tie Navy Ya-d. NJ. s'esIs' shir, tho "Idsho" IL
slso Advancing steadily, aud u is Gndevstnod ths,
instructions have been sent to The Navy Is,ds of
Por.snouth, PLisde pais and Bo,.on TO b~sin, vhcn
eonvsnieut new ,hrs Of ssy of which great sp<ed 10
to be the most prominent Characteristic. The fast
vesses At pre,sut the ssrvice nearly oil loaded
oo-n With heavy batteries, which prevent. them
from soins ~ quick ~ thsy NJ .sht Other wise do.
ffSEr oapEpiD 50 ssA.
The ;olowin. naval vrs'es. noe At the Brooki, y
NAVY Yard, have received instructions TO p;epAsc r
s-s ., 'oon - tos.itk, ard depart fer dfeisnt des
tinst.cns;
rbet. = Uesu..g Paul ,tore-, the s,o.rn sunbost
Sonora, the transport Phh her. the strAin.r kich.
mond tine Mary sandford Adams Eipr,.s eteamcr,
and other vtsstls From Boston and Philadelphia
also other vessels are uus oTders H. s~s, hst
BY the end 81 The prsrent ve.k ,ors ten W twenty
n'n-ef'vn vi!I have been dstsrhsd.
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wIII.IlMSBI-Rl;H.

FArAL ArrRAY ~ BEooxLYN. 2. De
MAs Kri,o wv" ACnAm LEs Yesterday wnsn-
ing, early, an sn'sv occurred st tho oorn&s a sdth
Fourth and Tir,t streets, Brooklyn, v D., by vhieb
man nanod Conrad F.ister lost his life. apDeasy
thai psrY of men partially 'ntoricased left the h.
sor beF saloon of fThoms. Thorn. on tho above COZ
rcr, snd while talking siont enlDtne in tho Union
army, pute arose between then, and some odkuS
opithe,s were used and kn,ves drawn. man nsma6
Esviinssr alins Ihins WAS of the party. and hsiisv
ing himself insulted, he procured chair lss. vttb
which, after further pIovocA,ion. he hit Fsissr foH
Ave bows the head, one OF shlch struck hin a.
tho left temple and cl'ed him 10 the ground. Bsfefs
he could be removed 10 the station houss he died.
The a,ssllant and man named vsis vere snsstod.
All were Gerrnsns.
MrRprHors ATrfHrr. - Yesterday afternoon
sbout O'Clock, man named wm. Roteher, sGe-
Inau.uier"i the store Of ohm IAne;13 South ID s
Bfostyn, T. D., GEd producing large slick. caSeful
iy wrapped up in Taprr, and sharp sho- knife, -
tempted 10 tAke Ane's iifs. lie vss arrssfed snd
lodged Ia the station house. Boseher b~ hhsn en- .
poy,d by Lane as louInsvInan tboemaker, and
claims that the latter Las sLjSstiy .htssd hin out
Of FIVE shiiiinEs.
SUDDEN DrArH-A r'tHrEed volunteer +,
nAuasd Ths kusi't, reading at the corner Of Plush
ing aud Harrison Avenues, roct iyn,E. died ssd
denly ytserdav noon lie had '-,n soapdsA wbiia
~ tbs Arny Of the ro,ous< the eft so. Ab0 that
- believed 10 LAy' A>c.lrntsd La dtAuA
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Telsgraphio News Items, kc.

A coMsneosEl has LETT for Morris I'lsnd 10 take
the vote Of tks Ohio soldiers there for govarnor
CrR.a the celebrated Dsnserss, 10 lyipG dsneer-
ously i'll kt the GirsId House, Philsdephia-
TEE dram FOR the 1lth Congregational District Of
prnnsyl snis commenced yesterday, In Tsston. Tho
con eIipts generally adopted . red ribbon badge.
Tus steamer Edwin HAnkins, from Metamerss'
HslifaI yssterdsy.
AncourISG party hes been pa'rollinE me enuntry
betsseu the 0eeSquan pumiies, and Bren'syile,
Va for the lAst Nve days. during which they beve
ssttersd the rebel suerrliss and brought In nine de-
ssrters.
A p,srAroB from Caro-, ts'st yesterday, sta,N that
an ,1nG..ier ladty G.ne,l 6. E..ksh Lem S:.sasS
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THE BATTLE OF SUNDAY.

Warrington, sept sl-1he N.rIoSIr R,rrMtcAS
ssys. The enemy st,aek.d Eo,scrans sss,p on Sun.
dsy morning, at9 O'Clock, With overwhelming mum
beu The ts,tis ragged de-eeiy ell DAY.
"Aceordins to thu istest accounts received
here, up to o'clock ths afternoon, Which
In Cbsttanooss .. o'clock last evening" two,
End only two, Of General Ros,ersn,, division,
save -v In utter panic and confusion. Bu, from
5000 to 10000 oftb.s. had been rallied and got back
to thei, ps1ss while tho rsms nder Of the had
BOT given vsy reIss.ed, end st the latest moment
v,s driving the advance Of the rebel army bsck.
This ve know 10 the is,est news here.
The number Of killed and wounded on both sdss
vilI Webatly not fsl shert Of thirty thoossud."
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From Japan.
Coed EHsels Of sLe Bs.b.rdmenr,

san FrancsA %, e'p'. 2l.-A private letter from
the American Minister, Ar. Pruvn. dated A. Ksns-
es-A japan, Angus, 10Th, ssys that The prompt re
srntmen; ofihe cu'rsss upon our h,s kM re-a't.d
NOT hvorshly, The Wyoming, r.th siI suu', ia
Uroyed . Jspansse stesmsr, bsrt snd Iris mourning
t.roy. tvo guns, besides snxAsne s.I ba;,ere. rbe
aceomplshmen' o. 90 u.geb With 20 'itte means as.
Ton shed the government and people Of Japan, and
.hs' u s'usnse- the sovernmen, 10 Obliged TO u..
Other sdviess Of the same date cay thu British ess,
bad gone 70 sstimcrs dom,nlons to demand 50, o0J
indemnity ard the .urr'nder Of the inurdres Of Mr.
Richardson. II the uousv 10 rot paid, a oon,iders
bl. campaign you'd be insuguratsd against IN.
Dsmie..
Dates from shsrshsi In the lat Of July .,n that
the cholera vN un,hs,ed snd tbs mortality fearful.
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Charleston,


nets. ,Hn'Tar, Emp,r City from Pon koya,
Rer,.nper 18th, snived AT this poft y'';eIdsy. Vt
Bllon Head. from which the steamer sailed without
So~ns Charleston bar, rsr'rt sss in erculaticn'
.hleh 70. traced TO r.he .onrces, that Gen. Gilmore
enIlns It almost isposibe TO plsnt bis snns m
w,xnc, ard Cummings Point, IN the face n con
,,nuous Ere from the enemy, had Temporarily sus'
pended the vorx The enemy supssr to be very sc-
tive in Fort Sumter s,esneI' we're seen there laden,
sv.rently, with materials To rpsir the works, and
The rebel fss va. still fyrs on the walls With the
alas Il va sscsrsned that renfoi cemens we're on
,b,,, steamers, Nearly al the lsboT Of the hon.
hudment hitherto devolved on Gen. Gilmofsr forces
= but to b ruecesstul to the great object would re-
suire the active OpHs'ion Of the nsvy which Il
1, csted, has no. teen gwen
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MARINE NEWS.

suu r. . : snn b, t5.- Noon X. oo.ei-H. ". os.yy
,1FAkKD.
STEAMSHIPS. JR lhonp.oa, B.ltinsprss Adi,.t.
ir. i,urh
sHIPs john Brishi, Lpoo,; Success, 2. Frsncisr'- -
BARns sou,sziruA, BAIbsdoes; Ocaau ncrpe.
MstspEns.
BRI"s .i.o Kuei, ouoemtovn Anna, Dublin:
EIeelsior, Eremer: PrtIa, Phiiadk klphia; 1itus,
NJ Pr pes; Nayy MckAa, CadlE; Janna AdrhnA BaS
tnore; Alruneshah, Boston.
sCh0OSERS-nsry Ryensa, Qussuroyu Prsa
ee., WshinGtou; Anna Llsyd Snov Hill: Lnms,
Philadslpha; Susan NAY; Bolfar, veleef'S rHi
River. Amlna, Provtdenss; n Prednore, web
inStou- Il = brsvu, Fort R0yAE Lncy AmsS Anop
Philadslphis; W Waife, DO, FeglA Ilverpedi reS0p-
er, pHtAnd, Ne; WsfcAastef, ProvtoeesE 50 TuiL.
4ax OoearurA, bAkinogs: TArony, Phlede!pnlS hn0o0
Island. ~ 4 prstpsa) X Geosse, buuudA-
sHIPS-Bissests PscDuL Hsyrw Anesd Aeunis-
ger City Of Bsoskiyp, I3vvrpeot: Goidsn ysuA liv-
vitula, Csrdin. End min, Lv~pnos hsssvta. hs'h-
BARES--i7tS Nay, cSoy) Cardt& RacAnaas.
ehieldc Air iuass Newton, Hxmb11e, fOdh- CSW
RAy: GrspmsI NasssiuA We. 0uApH s,-
Aisn, Busnes AyTsG rsmAs ruSyvo>S Asssls
Raatcn.
lCpsklaxad a. k0sUA 0sAS
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From Europe.

III. steamship Heels arrived At the pert ve.ierdtv
from Liverpool s,h, and oue-r,tosn 9th pst., si;h
thre dnys later ne~s
Some doibt siil sIi.ts 10 whether the Arch chduks
Nsumiliap gill seespt the AeI.can throne without
the required guarantees Of knsland, France and Aus
Gis. definite answer. however, would b. siven in
lev days - the ssen's from MEXICO, Who we're sp-
pointed to make . formal offer Of the throne In the
name Of the MeIic,n people, had sIrcsd- arrival 10
France
Tup bHEEf EAse Asb ~ ocRApy rrSSyrs
peresptble ehsnse HI. taken rsce IN public
opinion re,pec,ns the policy of,quippins vessrls
for tho Confederate, aud It -as eIr-et-d thst the
uev vesses constructed nv the Mes-rs. Laird. voud
not be- permitted 10 sail IThe London MonsisT Posr
Administration trgsn, states
There ie believe little donbf thai under the
'eIms Of the foreign enlistment act they are 10 b. do
:ihst they AZ. fitted ont for ID. purpOss a carving
on hc.tiiit.s sSsnst the ntei Stsies on the other
Frs nch hons. for ihr sts Ps,bs Of Krvp, Who CAV.
n. firm commission for tho coinage Of large sum
steam rsin' 10 Eusi.nd The MONEY -,s duly soio,d
and received n Erpt Tn y,.ses -ere in eonr-e Of
rcpridis,ed that part Of the conunc' What tho
French bones intepd' 10 do v'fh them not hpo.n
frisndy power. they viii consequently h. d.tsn.d
aud . oonrf Of iss viii determine vhe.her under the
terms OF tho FOREIGN Lnls,men, AZ. the ae'en'ion
10 Iesal whether ths can recover them from
tho kspds Of the covsrumeni.
The steamer Miriam bad srrved st i.verpoo sith
Bsrmuds dates TO the 2+th Of August, and nesrv
thousand bales of cotton. When sh. lcft Bermuda
the borksde breakers, Juno and tio' da ~ere n the
haibor having again successfully run the bloetsds
Of southern port. An immenas stock Of cotton sss
aceumulstins st bermuda.
The cslsbrst,d Sumter. ai,0s Gibraltar, ran the
blockade Of Charleston the nlns Of the aod ult.
She had on board two coo and four voc. psandsr',
Advices from India state that civil war had trolso
cut 10 japan.
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From Washington.

"a.hinc'on, SEPT 81 The nssSnihesnt siea n,hp
Nisssa. Of 5000 tons- and With al enoroous ts;.t-
10 noe ready for see st boston The early d.rsnurs
Of the steamship. dssr.i N o3p,e,>, -on ot III.
ca ~ John Ld,r1- ,etsI rams ,rih Ns corsi-
'dnee ~ NE By.t,sh Csr,rrr~r,. The snli,tia ent
% fishermen hn bten r.tsrdea owing to an uuu
susl, successful f'hins season and tho advance Of
the rree Of hsb. sueees In their iAbors askc, them
very independent. In view o'tich pine. 4 'ut-
posed that the bus ne-. OF recruiting foI the SaV
10 additionally stimulated
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to AleIsneria, Ia. espsursd .e,sid cannon and de-
.tysd ;its & 70 .thesuon q. N.,andns larre guam
- IIGnr hundred men vcrc turned over 20 Col. Nc.
k'lvey. a. the eonyasseent camp, a. Wsshins'oe. IN
ssnnasy son AmoDs them .sre four hond..d isrr'ev
meu.
or. CasTs . ppminsnt liberal in Mcrce ar.
rivtd 10 Wellington. on saturday on . sprr ial ms
eredeptisl. =, the state Department. rhe resnI1
Ny shsent IN Nsico.
tn, sship. Psss hAnch II the Ten.Loui.ians
eIpcdition hsyies rssuited IN iaiiuTs 'sre siI Ia
d'icn urd General H.rron. -bie6 y. d,rst asd
up the Red Rl~n for the rnrp - ., ~. NJ do-u,
moving 10 ibc .ppste direction ION Brs.tes ~, to
elssn out ~, r,bels from the Tccbc tein'r,.
Carr. l.srs c. pt-rAs, ProsoU Nsr.h,. Ard
ofCenneoieut have be~u dismissed. and the Sun s-vn
Of the cane Beard cf I'm 1iimsnI, N : l. sail. ar.
ss,sl ander s ,s~i,on iTa IS u d. Se-1,' ~
y Nrselta in the is' distrsct q Psnnsyivsn.s, 10
70 se Hrsisned cn similar CHARGE.
u "a. rot he generally hn,~o that he Dsuos
Sbich exempt from 'stv,te undrr 'he 10 ueo' Nr'
are not a. nuDstoUs - thcs. so,en,nt 'he IL ihiasy
oS eoSio..i s .sas sS e n
OK S s.ss " srny me- ne ", o. s..g' 20.
q sl'hcriu"s AJai. from apy sc acy Of .he PiovoN
hsrshaI General
Cor, Iowri, in eonm.nt e N. q M." and
sS'sfn'r htN ~ nc 4sfu lN'p Nf' ! nFb fNts
~. ssrtsd ir ruisuit OF the cu.rlls Whit In Lrr
"o' 'oIu'v. vs.. last Frldsr. lie did not come up
be man hodv. hut carta-.d three and liiled
Nni,. rsn, And arrested ic"r morntcd -iti.
-, i'piciors character Wt.;e had tcsn not. /.
10 the iubabitsntS thai they h1d t.e CONF p'sd
Nl' 40 tit.s had leen tnher 60 fnfce fh,fr r'u 'c
,shel ss,ve, Il !. ,epo,cd th.t both Waite snd
and fnovs nearer TO the o. sin tody o! Leesa'm,.
THras 10 ssnerally come fun ., the hSrscts 10
Washington uror IRE s.rivsl ~ he cIorei tuhs i
futes sud sortp,sd uen. sor,e o. ,b'Ia bens MOS.
errceionsly green. The coio'ed susfds who nareh
tbt TO tho barssks e-nersll- induce me to be
that they rlu,t IL branded With ~. So o. 10 hc
known, snd vhru hev rrsch 'hc ca.r and are order
ed N 60 irto Nsm-O room sud ZIP o.. q change Of
cloth nf l; not upIss ptl. bsypers aa' tone such
Ok r,ss,on A. God nisbiy mara. yOr srt = ne
n bran ps like mgle 10 used. some, wh,' the '
fet into their soger clothes, peco prnso and
are much e.atcd -hcn told they lps lberotI"ts
BAsb'u' dA ksy sometime 'utn . smcnr then. aud
when told 70 undfesS they bl"L fear. lily. ano SEX
ua. no one be allowed 10 look IN. The backs Are
not lept al these barracks lor ihsn 10 fe,jIIsd 10
~ them GU. tbev betnS started the csmp of che Cd
pstiict Colored regimen a. the eou.tAtard farms
over the river
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EIETTER NEWS.
0JSECRANS NOT DEFEATED,
Only Two Of his Divisions Routed
OUR FORCES DRIVING THE REBELS.
$4,000 Men Lost on Both Sides.
The Great Fight Of Saturday.
Desperate Rebel Onset.
ALTERNATE VICTORY AND DEFEAT.
a FIGHT NEAR KNOXVILLE.
500 Federal. Captured.
Later European News.
England Changing Her Tactics.
ReBel RAMS TO Be DETAINED.
Ae.. &c. sc.
From Roseoran's Army.
Rssthss PavtiesIavs Of Saturdays ttA,
Fiyst Day's Fiaht,

Fivst Day's FiShti
C,n<rnd,,, s,pt. ai.-Tbe CosvrsorAi. sftbis cit,,
cvss the following account Of the great bsl. near
Chsttsnooss. on Saturday
The battle op<ned At II O'Clock In the vicinity ~
vidov Gisn's op the road leading fron, MeN,morss
Cave 10 Chsttauooss. The fighting soon bscame &c
o'rsl, the rebels msrnuv.rlns their troop. sne,,
Fssiy in tho action the ieb~s made an impeiuons
charge on the famous Joomis Battery, and captured
evs out Of the s,I guns belonging 70 II. Capt vaa
Pelt, commanding 0e battery, wss taken prisoner,
Az O'Clock the contest wAs perfectly ttrnhe, the
ts Of musketry hing fer more continuous ard deaf
30 ins than at Stone River. Ats4OP n, our d.vi.
on centre vas rushsd. trokeu, and r,treaAd 10 dis.
sidsf
Col Barnett psn,eda battery, and soon ohe~ked
che pursuing enemy, Who. IN turn. we're driven In
dscrdsr over the came ground The div,aon n Gen
ps.s was then driven back by the rehsls With hes,y
soss- snd every gnu Of the Hkh,h Indiana Regiment
sW esptured, when ten. Dsvis rallied his iorees and
pushed the enemy hsek- aud fs-look 'h- guns.
RsynoSds Lost h-avil., snd stubbornly held bis
pssitien driving the enemy, but never l-sv,ns HE
Tine. Palmer. Who was over~hemed, failed " get oh
be whole battery. and two guns ~erv Lost Van
Clsvs. although fighting gsllsntly. Loot rround aud
bsius ovepossred. failed 10 regain his position. ouf
lime vss p-eeed severely aud wsvcted. Tho relels
sinl,ips over their sppsrsn, succeU, msd- the air
re-nnd With cheeu. Ih.y advanced along thu
whole line. and when within FIRE the murts,ry rolled
Gem right TO ieft. I'LL . o'eloch. The fighting ~ss
urihe.
ten. Roserrsns grew snx ,oui, to. wounded came
pouring In. and fhe rebels ssp steadily moving uy,o
bis hesdquaTtsr Sev forres we're cpposrd TO the
rebels and from this time till dsk the battle rsged
With distinctive fury. A. dusk. nhrn the hrine
hsd almov ceased the rebels threw farvau resh
troSps, md cnsaEed our rirhi. The action aAn h.
came general until Ions sf'cr dark and rssei With the
greatest fury. The he tile TINS far has ben bloody
en-. and our los. is heav,. Rebel prisorep ssy
that some of their regime n's slmost snuih,ated
Eo,h parties ocenpy the zane ground ss vhsn the
t'-n h~Ssn. We have ospurd several hundred
wisnner', many Of whom are from the East. We took
ter guns and lost seven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22
From Knoxville.
A Battle seer Tilfssd--3OO FsdsSsis Gap.
fured

RI.1nil,, Tenn, StpL i6.--on wsine'dsv. Lieut
Colonel Hsye,. With ,hr,e hundred men OF the oas
R,ndIsd,h Ohio Regiment, va stt>eted near III
ford - miies up th- railroad, by 1870 re's'. under
General Jsehson. Amer fshtns ssllsntiy ior two
heurl our forces o'ins heavily in killed and wound
p sd vsr compelled TO surrender to over~~r,ns
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