The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-14

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New YORK, Oct. 6.
Tho Washington CORRESPONDENTS of H.
Commercial states that the recent reha, ~. w
vance IN hosecrans' rear proves to be an ex.
tenslVe reconnaissance to discover what for.
ces were moving to the support Of our armv
II d'd not have in view, at least such were
not the results, any serious interruption of
communication, which the rebels we'll kn.w
would bring on an engagement which wonld
end IN serious defeat to them, a fact fnllv
realized before their object was accon;
p!ished. ~on
What little intelligence was gained bv the
rebels it is not proposed to state here.
BY this time the rcbcl cavalry will bo
back south Of the Tennessee river. and fran,
the preparations to keep open communica.
ton with Chattanooga, it is not bel;evaa
that they will run the risk of penetrating 81
far within our lines. y y
Gen. Hooker, as was published a ta~
days since as being at Nashville. has lef,
that place. but not to command Burnsid es
forces, as lately intimated. His position 10
entirely seperate and independent.
On the whole, the officials here Seem "a H..
we'll pleased with the situation of Rosecr,ns
army. 81 aus >
The day is now past for the rebels 10
crown Chlckamaugs with what possitly
m'gnt nave been legitimate success. -
East Tennessee is forever ours.
| uen. Sherman. commanding the 18th
Army Corps, reports to <headq uarters that
many of the best inhabitants Of Mississippi
are now clamoriog for peace on term. &C.
cepta6Ie to all who do not aim at the de
structlon Of that part of the United Stat es
he thinks. also, that no hostile army would
be required to visit the interior of tha,
State any more.
NEW York, Oct. Z.
The Steamer Eagle has arrived from Ha-
vana the 3rd. Arrivals from Matamoras
with da tes to the 18th, make no mention
of the French occupation OF that place.
! C'vi! war in Honduras continued. Porto
Plata dates are o! Sept. g. The Spanish
troops are being removed to San Domingo
as base Of operations.
| Santa Anna has some 10000 troops but
no arms. Two steamers were about leaving
Havana for San Domingo with provisions
and artillery.
| ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
The Democrats Leavenworth special says
The Memphis Atlanta appeal, in speaking
OF their success at Chattanooga saws .We
shall! pow be recognized. Our securities
will riso.-VALLADIGHAM WILL IF
ELECTED
New YonK, Oct. 8.
I The transport CurIew from Charleston
Bar on the morning of the 9th, lett Por,
Royal on the 18th, and lowed the Weehaw
ken to Charleston Bar. The Patabsco and
Passaic are at Port Royal. Gen. Gilmore
IS hard at work, but the navy is quiet.
Inc Baltimore americans correspondent,
dating the evening ofthe 9Th. states that ali
Is quiet beyond occasional firing from the
rebel forts GiImorc's preparations arc
nearly completed, and active operations will
soon be commenced.
| COLUMBUS. Oct 8.
! THREE ofthe negroes concerned in the
murder OF the Beckham family some time
since, were hung to day.
Detachnents of,he 18th regulars I4th
Iowa and "a Tennessee artillery, and all Of
the coIored troops, witnessed the execution.
Three others. indirectly connected with
the murder, were sentenced 20 five years
Imprisonment, and one for enc year, They
were sent to Nashville under guard TODAY.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Worlds New Orleans CORRESPONDENT
has the following items:
Gen. Logan hovers about Baton Rouge
and clouds OF mounted partizan rangers
hover along the r yer on the right bank
from Dona:dsonv'lc to the month Of Red
River; and on the left bank from Baton
House and often below that point to Match
es and beyond.
Ge" llerron's division, at Morgan OF
Morgan's Bend, on the right bank, and had
been engaged for several DAYS skirmi>hipp
with body, as they supposed, of gueri!las
The rebels are becoming more daring and
Annoying.
uen' DAna, now in command Of IIerron's
d'Vision, Sent out number of regiments tc
ieei the enemy, and ascertain his position
t lie was felt and proved himself much Toe
strong for the force sent against him. A
severe engagement took place resul,in, in +.
loss TO the Union vrmy OF several hundre5
killed and wounded, and some l,5cO pris
t oncrs. This took place on Tuesday the
18th. Since then the rebel forces have a.
stunned the offensive, and are besei.iag Da
GAS men with such vigor that the eunboa,.
nave been called on to aid in repulsng the
|enemy. ...~ .:.:-, Z. D.. - =
All the sugar houses have been leveled
to the ground. but i, is reported that The
gunboats can he of little service. OWN. L
the numerous bluffs in that vicinity. The
rebels are still there and will do CREATE,
ln'sch'efif Dana is not reinforced. =
/ .~ss WASHINGTON, Oct. TO-
Secretary Chase stated this evening ,b.,
Lookout mountain from which Bragg On.
deavors to lombard Roseerans is 1861 foe,
higher than Chattanooga end three miles
distant by wagon road and less than two