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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE--lI. WILSON, AtCT,
IAhy A, - GALE, ~ D-y at. Booe and Shoes 400
e"es prime rood. on Lnerd.y S'pt Nh, a. 70
all times. "a
A UCTiON NOTCH-nYTRA LARGE Cat
GOOD wv, v: sHlRLtY, AuciT, Tusci.y; s.C,.
W. al klnds Of beat and seconds -bts granite, roct
Isllow, dipi and ware, in lo. 70, city and country
ss.n. we'll packed ''' shipping sales 'f's e.. !''
A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERy, &C.
n UHNRS q. EVANS, Auc,ioneer. viii sell in
To-. 20 suit, on Tuesday. sept % s 10 O'Clock, At 10
sss var. de- also the siocI OF lobber rsiirns %,
business, which must b solA without s-.ery. q
chance for bargains 2t9
AUCTION SALE or OVER
1A.lYoc WORTH 0r iou sEiloLD FrRsi-
y ". wEsTCoIT, Ape,.. .in s.li thi. Tue.d.,
bureaus. esrprts, hair mA,tfssses, mirrors, tabes.
chair. bsd, blankets. sofas, sofa bedstsad, china.
1th veconsistns Of every variety Of rosewood
fnshossny and walnut furniture. No po-tponemsni.
Sale rain or shine. ~
A {. BAKER. CT-MAGNIFICEYT
Wet 10th . near 9Th ave. at II O'Clock carp~tins;
bedding, mirrors, tables chairs, eurtain., Ae. h!s
NJ DOUGHTY, AuCTIOhEER. Will
VI. sell hi, day, II ooocI. At his sair.room, y
Nassau .t. general n.rortment Of hoa,shoid furni
nfe carpets, sofas. chairs bureaus, vAsh-snds. bed
st'sis, nlAttrasse,, &c ,l32
DAWNBEOkFR'S SALE-BRiI. & II.
GRAHAM sill sell on Wsduc,ds at S Me-
Hosrry At IN O'Clock, 3sn lots 81 an. elothine 81
dre.sss delaines &c. Also large lot NJ fret rat.
esther beds, quilts. sheet, nc, cr, n. MEFRBNCH
| <iS Grand II. lgi
SiiERltFS sALE-IlQrOR> AND SOFT
- bats. EICHAED wALIERS. Auctioneor, all
cell n morrow. "wednesday, sept .hth. at u or'ock
PRIME assor'sd liquors and .oft men's h.,, Con
sistins Of ppes Holland gin. ~ pact II
tosnse ,A,tiuIon and gIape lesf brandies. sh,rr,
uin-, with bbls " bourbon aud other ~hissie, =,
~ essrr ~ assorted tmen soft hats siyes and color,
| JAMES LYNCH, sheriH. JOHN LYNCH, ,Dsputl
| Shrr,H. l.n
! - HERMAN Il CO., Al, I Rs. WILL. ri
- "wednesday, :, pt. ~ A. ~ 4. ". No. n R1s.
- 20 hhl- bourbon and rye whisky; ~ s!ghth quar
ter aud hslf pc brandy: ~ And hhlt gin ,nt
run, IL cask. fOrt and sherry siues ~, case. an,
1 b1sAets thAmpANne: tlsr,t, brsudes stistic,
Schnspp tIttsIs slso, 10000 iisvsns seed rre ,rs
BAT. Iuriii,e 9ip
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTR-SHiI.,
| ~ on this DAY, At 10 Ococt, the cou,ents ot N,
Ga cry Gud liquor store, rs ts. Nh . beer rrnt.,
80" ct'., tOuu'sTs come furniture, ice chrti, ron
| rluck, g.. a.,
! WILLIAM ABBOTT AlCl'k-Otli,l
w tka.t III. ad~y, sell. ou thi. da, a. IL & .I,
the furniture Of family o. 4. Division 81 inahos lnj
'hsTs aud rocker tables, csrIeH. eOotluP .fuyr
siUhrn uIuns. &c 20,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-29

kescs hast India Csd~e nSss istrsdur 81
b The Fast India Coffee Co. 10, Kesds has ali tn.
flavor Of Government Java, twice is strength, half
It's prics-only ~ per H. Try. pound aud you IA
never use any other. liberal discount TO the
trade iSa
Harnssy Divisies Ma. 5. - Of r. win
vill meet Of the Hall. ISL Rovery, t., floor. I'll 4.
Tuesday, evening, sept. 70, at oelock IN esd
In . body TO Cooper lnsiitu's. Members are rsIue't
sp 70 Be- on hand early. Member Of the Order
spee,fully invited 70 Join Us. ny order SAM III
DEvLlN. ". =. l2<
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Vn0 yavys
ARRIVAL OF TIE SUPPLY STEAMSHIP NEwBRRN.

ARRIVAL OF TIE SUPPLY STEAMSHIP NEwBERN.
The United States supply steamship Newoern, T, 4
Hrrs commanding arrived this port last night from
the North Atlantic Bockadng squadron and twenty
hours from Fortress Monroe. She brings five hundred
and fty barrels Of naval stores from Beaufort N. c. The
following Ii liss Of her ofncers-
Acting Maskr and Executive C1Icer-R. g. Holley.
ActinO N0aer-J. II. Richardson
Acting Hne0ns-Chares Mllet Milton Webster and
Charles II. Slwycr.
Acting Assisto,a Suroeos-J0ha T.. Cobb.
AtnJ Asdsdnt Pdymastr-E Il. Cushing
Cdptdin's Cierk~-Thomas J. Bsnjamin-
Pdymastos Ct.yk-H. Y. Steele
Engweers-Actiug First Assistant. Isaac Naples Acting
second Assistants John f. Cooper i. C. Iomas Samuel
HMman and c. l.. Rainier.
Acting Massrs Ma,es-John p Jones, Geo c. Williams,
Oscar Y. Wixon aud Adophus sandergren.
NIAGARA, 3oThe frigate Niagara 70 return 10
Boeton In few days TO have her battery changed She
nnw carries eiavan'nrh tho A.-- ~nh
says that they 10 bs replaced by tho ninsnch gun
which 10 by far tho best gun Of Its cass In service
ne Navy Department alone bsDs this change
the ships armament, and although they warned 10
reference to overlooking her with hoavy guns they
sra compelled 10 mako this change or have worthless
hip.
ST. MARYs, le.-rhe United States sloop st. Ma
rys sailed from Panama, New Grenada, November 10,
cruise.
SAGINAW, 9.-rhe steam soop Saginaw at Ia Union
November TO- whore she will remain for some time
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Brooniya city news.

usdzixIsrxs or un cIrr o, cnusus~-. -.--Tf.rs 10 q
very general and well foabsed oompsini tbs part ol
r~ssp,s Of South Brookya in regard " the sdesefbs
bly, nithy coodlon ~hbb tbs streets are ailo-es 70
Hamilton svenae, rbicb H. neri 70 fuiou street
TIE greatest tsorogshfare .ha cay sparicsissiy At
tns sry snd ot Ita reservoir a ~ taAi poad degsos
the miser sble vnisre m sty cyxsd o0ostry. Pgs
are privileged 10 wsfyu n tbe rs. ~hichs son~firDes
the scc-nnosstso a ~eeks The sde usks silg~~d
be cncamb~red ~uh al tbs oii tfump~ry q
scors ef juns stor., and tho cay ordinances ssaipst
bogsrris- n a dead is,tsf he profsriy osne~ 10
al tbs al dacsat streets might vel BE- eonisnt
30 have thsx doubsf hey c-i ony have tkess
pa~~pc~ renewed, fsr 10 y ,ss vsss u pxopersy n
dlDnsii by 81 s~ss hisy 80 oesL A he hsyor sad
torprss,on llabIr for injry 70 forr- ~ usgon
otber property. exassf BY fnunsips s~srencs n 10
qas~sonabs vh~tber tssy ~osd nos Be fe~gcnstss
In esvd sct~o Tor esmssss for ths dsyfs1sssoo q
progeny csassd BY similar n-s>cf not srsofelvx ws
evdn~ss>s. you'd ~ vsi fos soDs puDis spssll@a
cifss to t~st MAT qssstoa. Asas, sssms " bs lss
eo s>t ~ the mns,cpsi sathort-- 0 Bresyn 70 reader
. r-sdsoos n neg cny - ss.rssss,- a. psslss.
fhsss = sops thai ssya wood, vhss h~ ss1 1ss
s0Ss. 81 80 thlnes fgn
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
M e A ELS AR MY.
Advance of the Army
Of the Potomac.
All Our Troops on the South
Side Of the Rapidan.
No Opposition at the
River Fords.
Heavy Firing Heard All Day
Yesterday.
The Position and Strength of
the Rebels.
s~~~~~~~~-~~N~>~~~~~~-
Capture Of a Train by Mosby's
Guerillas,
&c.. &c.. 10.
Mr.. ID. p. Coninghsm's Despatch.

Ds Dsspeseu
II THE FnuD, Nov. 27 isos.
About seven O'Clock yesterday morning the second
corp deployed from their different enoampments and
commenced ts line of march along tho GermAnnA plank
road towards GermAnna Ford The FTth corps moved
In line with the seoond for dsianoe, and tbea
wheeled 10 the left Calpeppcr yord whsrs tho Firn
| corps also crossed.
About ten O'Clock arrived within about half q mile
OF tho ford, vhon the column vas halted. whs her.
ws heard some artllSy nrins right. towards ia.
oobs Nils whore tho Third and sirih eorps ~sre TO
eroes An soon troops halted General warren rode
70 tho front and sent rsconDoins party out ts
taio u tho enemy defended hs ford, and 20, their
strength aud posiiion, General Meade and STAR Aeeom
panied BY bis Eossn visitors rodo Up aod hsId con.
sults,pn with General Tnrea-
Our cavalry soou,s reported that they hd ,esa
columns of smoke issuing from woods 90 the soaih
side Of The river and ,hsrs tiers q rins piz sr
ending for about q mile IN thai dnectIsu u -.s nees.
sart tina, We should Ies ~ay eAs,opsy irodo down
tho river and could hrs lines q rias ps aDd ~.
doubts tho other sse, ba q The saemy srcsy,
four or i've eayaSy sooas Who APPEARED 70 b. 70
oouDoi,rins Gn.
rhs Firs, elvsIoa (oald-sn',) led We oolsBs. ooi
coApman's reyimsBt--ths rHny 'svsash ss- Ygs--;s.
ployed Into the wood. song ms river TDs srIy..rtn
New York Cosossl Hsmns "a. otd.fss " ssppou n.n
necessary.
General wrrsn anains that NE rss..ss ot u. riv~
nos likely to bs drvstsi for~srd the Tgarh
ss~ York cavalry. Captain w1th Sonna1ans. " seosr
The woods on ,hs sshsr sa.
The troops nov szrsnosd " tbs rv ssi u. regular
eng lnesrs commanded BY oAgtsis o. H. Ksnasu, oom.
nsnosa laying tss postDaos sss-r Ne shs.hr q Ar.
nolds aod Ricssus bsitsr,.. Wills u. br1ss y.
beng lad ooossi BrooO yogru srissas foss~i u.
river. rhs msn wers sy W thsr hips IN the tutn
stream, and many q then rVn~i ever, bs, rsoov~
Cd shsrnsslvs- sxals. hs 0tbsr' ,sns shs>rns sn1
aashlns a sass oosnfadss rahap-. rAs brs.4s hsv1s
gained ihs sos,h va. q ns river. t.ssyss srnAs
era ass sssspsaoos~s.
hbos, ,asss o'ss,k Ne pawn. I'D. All ihs 10.
Ne -Aais army has ssss~i u Rsy>s1 -eo~, sss~aA
,srias sny ssrsOs ops>~nhs n. uooss r,ss@sa tssr
march s,oss ssvsa scs>s lhz ns-ri.s
hss sso-shi ths sss~y o>sspy nfoasiy fortfsi -
',na sss ssoe~ssoas nv-s. sbo~, ssa Misc frsn "a.
ur..
seat 81 gs.srsi Bsrss'. vhe espssr-a sl sosis
rAss ts s-esss sfs- says sxes ssa r.ysrts .i cs-.
ra t-sn sAs~ sssa -ess>ss. sss ssai e-~srsi
fA,,y 10 co~~sss q 30 svy-, vsNs o. 90 90
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Academy OF Music .

The opera Of "Fanst" performed here las, night
for the second time The story Of the carnerocor the
fair Margaret and mischievoos Mephstopbeles will
Always be favorite one All tho characters have q
place In the popular heart TO tho last for not
withstandng the immense dstr button of tracts people
very fond Of the Devii.esIeciay when he witty
And tho Old story gathers new grace from music
Though the music Of "Fat never reaches tho higher
dramatic eject Of the story IL st of very agreeable
character II has richness and certain force in
Its adaptation to the higher moods Of tho piece II hns
the popular fancy and will hold IT, and Will also certainly
grow into the good Of those who pretend
better judges than the
Miss Kellogg sang the part OF Margaret with the quiet
earnesiness proper to IL, and also acted II very well.
achi sang and acted Mephtophess with spirit aud
the most admirabis style
In the nrst scene opposition was set mp In the bal.
cony and became evident that Of tboss strange mon
sters, known 'chdrep In !" present Msz1o.
eni wss Ia danger, and there were some momcnu of
awful suspense, mingled with csrtsln wonder 10 who
would got the best OF H. Finally the fond parents who hsd
the bring their baby had the good
take II out and nazzolssi trod the boards in ,rirmph
Music u very delightful and all that OF course AID
know that there Nb0 don't 10 the Opera 10 be
seea ~pccslly-mystsrious r"rsons who ", with books
u all means and what ihs sIOry Il Bo, last r.ht the
greater part of The house wa on Us toI1x,
Ps21et, bAeony bore al pfbn~l Abd sDArBsa
and danced with bright eycs, Je~es. ribboDs, lace,
feathers. flowers and fans se fec of tbs curls may
have been false bgt The maOriy rere real and al
pretty. Much of the compston % the occoon ~n
perhaps manufactures by kDuani, And fsoSs of hs
trade. but vbo iOr that In any cplectlon q
ladies' 10 this metropol. there Will always be present
enough Il pure re.h brian beauty 70 prescnt any
unpessan, sct that The bogus might have, and 20 there
Lat night.
We noticed 10 tho audience oue pcr.1n IN whom ,hsre
m particular prsteDce 20 bcagty-s little Cd man,
wko, with bis high st0yepls hat on could stand
under Tie arm ~ many men ~hD wouldn't Ike ,o Be
thought giants. Hs brilliant, DARK eyea marrow. saiow
face sharp thin lpe and gray goatea, were evsry
Of them intent ppm the opera u ~Ns Psno u n
q sufficient comment The grUtth u the OYtfs here
that this man ~ prominently dsuthsf vtt tbe iutro
dnctoo q the Opers INTO this CITY sve l. atisnd pr
formanoes uocsssfgl A. that q last nisbi vas.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
The DSafe.

rf~ss nasis, IL n,srss, 10 r.lss>e V ,hs Ass ssss.
ssa ths snro.s. osons.tsa thsrsvnh -heh ss lss M
bssn dsTss~i q ~ Ne shs Frorp.s nNshsi csss~s a
cresis No ici. 5000 sorsmsss ~, lea. -asA y %
sh atssss 10 rssssrs asd has yss 90 ss.srsn
~ bssa rnsss psbl<. ~ tAs orsss, ths prvvs-s ~
aha csDsrai sres1 "thsi TIA ssssss " sasesm~ss M
sseh essisi shsn have prst~f ls,s ~ ths nA~ss ssS
rss1snc.s al tsrssns snroisd sA<k sas ssssss p,.
pa,ss snf srts~~a 70 pwbsr assS sys rs.s>s
.ri n rnsav ths ca~f6 rAy dew pss>~~svy
Tbsss sts ere W b. Dsi1tss spAssst.t ssss, "a
Hsbhe sDfn~ 70 - rren - tbssasns tbs nsw.s~t~ss
~ oasr fsffhsf pfsftsss that ssy p~r.. 90 sas.e<
has 40 prTsss spp~.rns b~for- ths t<ass ~ s.,el
ussot 20 " Ne nfh esr - - s~t~s s~r "a sAo~ !.
to- n.fts, ,sfs thsfef thsi hs sOs ~p st bs A
tbs uns Let 90 bs bsn sgsft, hsb.s lo s,sllsss,
duir, sceg@ei - ssttsr "a age go 20. aS.ss =,
suitsoisoess sss 80 t~rnsssat 1isbHHyH Ana, ,As
scss l-rs~bss ~ bas~ ~ ~ h~~rs ~ lss s~,.s.l
Daafas
vs srsesfissi tsat ths Bst ~ ass~ss sss.,,ss N An.
Nieu fswSt, gbess ih~ osrnmssd a. Csss fN..,l. n
J~nsi0s, IN ,bs hascs me ppsa.s, s,a es.,....
1850 ss.''ss A1~sssd nssn~ sst hsssssssss
Afssa
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
A New Inmate OF Fors Lafayette.

The rebel Captain Montgomery Browne. late chief Of
artillery General Green's san, who taken prisoner
and paroed by the oapiiuaton Of vcksburg after hav
log been for time at New Orleans for the Of
bis wounds, obtained psrmissoo from the Provost Mar
sbal General OF that city TO come W New York, where he
HIS some relations and many acqusintanoes He arrived
weeks ago IN the steamer Cahswba and after
having duly presented himself to the Oommsnding Gene
rz he failed to report every morning at the Pro-
Marshsls Office lie ordered yesterday TO Fort
lafayette BY the juant General Of the United States
forces of this city, Who sent OF his ofcers To
pany him TO his solitary abode. We hear that the priso-
ner, who Il very sentcmany young man, presented
protest against such restriction Of his liberty which he
considers violation of the usages of The order for
his confinement came by telegraph from the War De
narfm
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
New York Evening Exchange.


The attendance at the Evening Exchange last night
large and the volume Of BUSINESS transacted fair in
comparison with other evenings The market, although
not OF great animation, exhibited much strength and
gave promise Of agood deal Of vitality for the morning
II will be that gold was in great demand, two
hundred thousand dolnrs and upwards having changed
hnnds about the ruling prices Of the gold room down
town the close OF the day
New York Central opened at 1897 and advanced N
l34 Erie opened lo5 and closed 1857, buyer ten
DAYS
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Brookiya Academy or Musio-Aiarm o
Fire.

During the performance Of Mr.. @. ". Clark At the
Academy Of Music, Brooklyn on'rhankssiving night tho
City Hall ere bell commenced oling, wbercupoa some
boys in the gallery raised a cry of "Fire, lre" There
instantaneous for the DOORS ladies' screamed
ssd tainted, aud pushed on, believing in the
OF every one for himself Mr. Clark came 10 10 foot
shs and assured the audience that there
city for alarm, toe bell "toldp them tho Are
another district He took that opportunity of giving
them piece OF advice, and that vas IN the event II
rush 10 doJr bit they Upon the stage they
would ind ample aud easy egress. Having given the
audience thu sober advice, M clark said now lad
ard gentlsm wil Get drank for you minnte. and
inrnes stey pr ce dc with the drama of The Drunk.
ard" Had there bsen hre 10 the Academy, u might
have proved awful calamity, as the building seldom
presented q crowded app<aranos.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Two wKpufScs os RAn.s0AD TsAN.-rhe novel per.
formance Of ceebratns the nuptias r two loving
pes t0Ok pisss on the so1thwest branch of the
Peine Railroad on SUNDAY, the 18th inst. The pas
train started from Roila at the usual hour,
with the bridal parties and hcst Of friends board.
Tho polite and stable oondgctor Mr. Aen who has been
fcT a long tine on the road vas IN ms eerneut Aef
tie train gnt under notion the party Of the FIRST part
Mr. DJbnev Cartsr-wss married 70 the amabe and
bsshins Miss Mary Duniyxn, all q Roa. The ceremony
was lerermed by Rev X. u. Gaddy, al hsh past tsu A
II mentioned somswhat singular that this was
the hst time IN bis ne that the reverend gentleman who
ted tue loving twan In the holy bond. of wedkek was
eyer 90 board Of railroad car. A. haif-;est elcveu
A n NJ. J. ". DUnivsn, sherfn of pheHs county and
father a tho young brs mcnttspe1 above narrcd
70 Va. Mary l. Campbell, whis the train Vas sslIl 10
notion Al the of twenty miles an hour 81. Louu
Tvxou Nor "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
News FROM Fortress ussYss.

Fosrss~ h"v~os, ssv. "A itss
sspr General hnsoy and Brssd'~ ssssssi ersAss
arrived bsIs ths m0slns frpsn n~iiinss
hsts whits. 9 Psnnsyivrss sos vses~r 81 RxA.
mod, came W CITY foist ys~t-~dsy ia. Ds ssrs.sss
vbau despatch vss rsosfrss frva Rlehnaea srs~-Hs
ns sagov 10 - fsss,nsd " prisos. vhSA -ss ssss
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

toned nortoss Ford. and numbers aboas twssty
thousand His corps. he states, is sooas s'ss
teen thousand strong, and has boon encampsd near
cark's Mountain. General Lee commands In person Ho
cennrms tho statement that ycn Davis reviewed tho
Army Of Virginia on Tuesday last.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Oar wsshiagsen Dispatches.

Oar Wsshiagson Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1903
rhe Rejoicing over tho at chatanooss while
~ paxsakns Of the Wild and demoos,raive character
sAa, hes sometimes bssu displayed, yet earnest and
hsarsfeh The utmost confidence 10 entertained that
sAsss successes will be pomptly followed up, and the
sssssd and demorassd fragments Of vhs, vas Bragg.
army 20 pressed allow them time 70 r.orrani1s
ed recupssse for future operations, bat that Gomez al
Grant viii his victorious uns blow has
bssn inflicted upoe the rebellion from which recovery rs
tnpessibe.
Arrangements are being made for despatchirs mmedi.
sasly number auarsrmasssrs from this city v Chat
essesA fsr service In The Geld.
NJ rporsss that esswal Grant ssIssaphed the Prssi
- AAAy, sskiss sAs rebel p,sossrs just capsued
AREs'. E y,ss.vs 'As-1 ~ s''''' ''''s
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
had Faith OF the Rebels Rega riding the
supplies Sent 10 ehe Prisoners.

NOV. IBOJ.
Great indignation has beoo excited bore by the state
msn,s OF returned occrs and others from Rchmoud
dicatng cruel pesgcnce II not absolute bad faith the
part hS rebel authorities in regard TO The dsribuon
OF the clothing and provisions sea for the relief Of the
Union prisoners. II ~ understood that will be
forwarded by tho government until satisfactory evidence
IL furnished that what has already been Transmitted bas
been applied according TO the ASSURANCES given.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27-Evenlng.
M situation tonight Is highly Satisfactory. Generals
Hooters Palmer's and shsrmans commands arc nearly
Zen miles beyond Chickamaugs creek pursuit OF tho
srumbhng army Of Bragg who Is making every effort 10
escape advance Dalton. In . sharp nght ihIs
morning General Pamers advance took four guns and
three hundred prisoners. General Sherman reported
70 have advanced from Tyne station left to-day
and cut OF two thousand rebels. The road along which
Braxs 10 resreatng lined with caissOps, wagons com.
ahssry and medical stores.
he prisoners Eay !. impossible for the rebel leaders
10 make THAR rcsps stand Coouei Lanss cavalry
sAnd returned from raid 70 the East Tennessee Rail.
vosd Tonight They destroyed tho road fifteen miles above
end below Cleveland They burned rebel foundry at
Cleveland. where large quantities Of munitions Of
stored, hundred wagons, loaded with baggage and
captured thirty prisoners Colonel Lang attacked
subsequently BY superior force Of infantry cavalry and
artillery but succeeded In bringing his prisoners or Our
Sas In the three days Tight VIII exceed three thou
sasd.
major General Logan has arrived.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Arrivals asd Dspassssss.

ArYfvafs hnd DepaRaWree.
ARRfvALa.
Npwpssw-pt~smsr Lou. Msore-Mr L Par ssd chlA
= Krsuse wife ana ebfaven krs Brsah. Hapss 4
watson, Den nis,on. Drunmosd. Caady. Mrs Akov.
~. KtsG Pvvste WAlsA.
Dn.AaAap-Dsie nAsdss-aw PavssA
The New York herald., 1863-11-28


Bragg's Rebel Army Crumbing
to Pieces.
Their Arms Thrown Down
I'm Despair.
Tho Progressof Our Troops Illuminated
bv the Rnemy's Burning Magazines.
More Artillery and Prisoners
Captured.
IMPORTANT CAVALRY EXPEDITION.
Portions Of the East Tennessee
Railroad Destroyed.
Longstreers Retreat from Before
Knoxville Cut Oh.
Despatch from General Grant.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 27--1oA NJ
Major General r. ". HAuscx, General Ia. Chief, Wash.
ington:-
am just IN from sne 'front.' The rous o, the euemv ia
most complete. Abandoned wagons caissons and oc
sasiOual pieces Of artillery everywhere to be found
think Brass's loss will fully reach sixty pieces Of ar
silsy. large number Of prsoness have fallen into our
hands The pursuit viii continue 70 Red Clay IN the
nsruipa, for which place shall start In few hours
U. s. GRANT, Major General
The Press Dispatches.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov n, 1858.
fhs glorious army h already again on the march in
pursuit Of the flying and pancstricksn enemy, though
~ are hardly 70. IN At the first gray OF the dawn.
Yesterdays work even complete than that Of
NJ day before.
Ivsrywhsrs sdmirable troops went ahead ostan
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rAsy captured sSass the enemy in hundreds, no.
b thousands.
n aggregate number Of prisoners We thus took
Dsday 10 believed 10 much greater than captures Of
nsa on The day before.
Ths army Of the enemy is certainly destroyed.
eWhsrevsr reach portions Of the rebel army aYms
sAsy Instantly throw them down and scatter like fright
nd shesp leaving all their sragglsrs near by, their
rss number dscon tented who desire 70 be taken n
end thsir wounded, In our hands,
Shsy also iu the Same abandon their artillery,
nAmunitien and transportation wagons, cassous KNAPP
sacks. and everything that possibly impede their
Asht
IN this way sufficiently Of their artillery fell into
sur hands Yesterday swell the total number Of pieces
nkso up 10 sixty
troops stopped for rest for the night their
progress everywhere lighted by the large nres from
The ensmy's sorcs to all descriptions Of which they ap
plied the torch 10 prevent them from. falling our
hands.
They also burned all tho bridges they had time to nre
before upon them, in the hope o thus delaying
she mpetuosity Of the pursuit.
What is now left Of Brasg's boasted army Is but
psnio stricken mob rushing like herd Of frightened buf
siees and apparently perfectly incapable making any
further resistance.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

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esss v say h-s f.soivss D. ekss ~ ssS.s s-sSn -
n' sAgss tbs Izsl 4 p,va1N.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

=
ing 10 the rules and regulations Of In relation 10 vo
laton Of parole, and not, what disposition shall be
made Of them.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Of this time will berequred 10 enable some 10 proceed
without stopping by way OF theK homes 70 Chattanooga
while others reside upon tho direct route little dissat
sacton has been ocoasoned and effort 10 being made
to modify the 10 leaves from fifteen 70
thirty days.
TESTIMONY OF suR0B0N MYRRs.
Surgeon W. W. Myers, Of tho United States steamer
State Of Georgia. who was captured the ish Of Nay
last by band Of North Carolina rangers In the Chssa-
peake and Abemarle SOUND and for long time closely
confined . hostage for Dr.. Green. Of the rebel
army just made Official report 10 Secretary wses
For long while no says he had access 10 The hos
pts where the Union prisoners conhned asd since
tho bare Of Chckamauga the number Of deaths average
some afty per dAy tho most prevalent diseases being
tose OF se resptoy and digestive organs Lately thsy
have increased ahrmDsy caused by the bad food given
ratious and insufficient clothing and shelter. Tho
coming from Belle Island tho hospital oil srsuo
starvation Ten per cent Of tho prisoners are sck men
Corn bread and sweet potatoes form hs only food given
70 the s,ck aud very little of that In one instance tns
ambulance brought sixteen 70 the hospital. and during
tho night aisd II ed scene TO look ~ ~
gaunt and sharp visagcd prisoners.