The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Farther Details OF the Fight ~ Wau-
hHtsfaio.

WASHINGTON Nov. 4, 1858.
The brief Official statements from Major General
Thomas relative the recent Hght at wauhstchie have
already been puSlshsd but the following despatch rom
General Msg dated October 2o possesses
aadittena tntsrest:-
Last night the Eleventh corps hoty entered on this
central campaign. General Gsary, some four miles up
the Lookout Valley being attacked By Longstrest the
Eleventh corps, about one O'Clock, marched 70 bic
(Gcarys) aid passing two steep wooded hills AboutOae
hundred and ny feet In height They received voley
from a rebel force which had occupied and To-
trerched their SUBMITS Aner dssk four regiments
assaulted the cast hill. and. without firing .
shot. steadily advanced BY the tight Of tho moon
and drove the rebels out Of their rife pits and down the
other slope Of the hill Thrtyons dead soldiers attest
tho difficulty Of the assault and the vsaor and stcadDess
Of troops who, 10 night attack, accomplished one
Of the mos, brilliant Of tho campaign Ouy after
walking over the ground to-day do fully ap-
preciato tho exploit. When these hills wore taken
they marched tho assistance OF General Geary who
hsd held his position, and Longstreet was driven back
with slaughter As prisoners from two divisions attest
that his Gongs,rects) whole dsposabo force was on
gagged whole affair most creditabs TO these corps
from the Army Of the Potomac.
General HOokcr's Recent Fight.
PmIADnrsiA, Nov. 4, 1888.
A special despatch from Chattanooga says
AL Is quiet.
In tho recent nsht with General Hooker the rcbcs
severely punished and did not ressme the hight
General Hooker strongly iptSenched himself all
along hts line
Generals Grant and Thomss wero with him theiRoth
ultimo, and thought him safo
Tho rebel batteries Lookout played him all Gay
without doing him any harm.
General shsrman's Order No. ~
CAlao, Oct 81, lSes.
BY tho steamer Graham we have Memphis dates Of tho
General w. T. Sherman has issued tho following srder
Fast-Mser General Frank Blair takes command OF the
Fifteenth and portions OF the Sixteenth army corps
SeeondLiparagraph not published in Mempns).
Third-AM officers 10 the commabd OF corps and hxed
military post. win assume the very nsnest powers =.
ths best possible discipline, and repress all dis
orders, alirns and dangers ~ their rsach.
ask and protscsion bss they actively assist
In vindicatng the national authority. all commanders
officers necd not NEEDLE with matters Of trade and
merce which, by law devolve - ocers of tho Treasury
SsSd q var being conveyed sc~srd sSs public sasmy,
they will nsxo all gods tssted BY such Transaction,
and imprisCn the parties imssicstsd IN the natse eus
when the disric. Is iusss,sd by xusrfas or held W
munitions OF may DO 1seiy tsken, but b
counted for as public psoporty IL the people do NOT
their horses, corn As aksn. they must organize
and suppress all susrs or hostile bandsn thcir nsiGn
boshood.
and others In tho military service engaged In buai
ness account and that tney charge fees Tor
Az .na s.
Of his time and every thought o. hn mind 70 h govern
meat and be .sks. S Sss cat pros. SsEoos A:sy ~ =
psss%sos E ere ssrsDy esmsssssd . ssssss - - Scs
ssss wSsssvr, sAv: shsr svsn dsiy % issir sovsss
ESc-y man shssd - win hls peper esrp.. 1lsls.a..
brigade rszimsnt un,sss abssss ck o. wounded o.
soldiers when 30 absent must have their Asscrpth,
rolls aud whom mot provided with thsm ths JSssnmpsiou
that .s.y .ss sq. % ~ S i: no, .x,v
BY wrstsn orders VI their presw commabasrs, are 70
pcrsed In mastering rolls ss scriers that they MAJ sse
nav bounty and pensions whcb generoas Rosernment
people have provided Tor soldiers soA ocers who DO
their whole duty.
Tbs best hospitals In Ne world are provided the
wounded and sick but these 20 be made tho
ocptaces Who not sick, 70 escape tho
whenever possible citizens must bs employed a.
nurses cooks attendns stewards, &C.. to hospitals IN
that enlisted men may be where tnsy beonx-wh
their regneats Medical inspectors will attend u this
at once. General Commanding announces that he ex
poets the wounded aud sick to have evory pssbe
but this feeling be abused n injury OF the
only useful part Of an srmy-solders 10 thc Geld
Ia time of and rebellion districts of country oc
cuped by our troops are ect 70 The laws when the
inhabitants be they friendly uDfricndy, must submit
10 the controlling powers II any person in an ad-
joining district corresponds or trades with an enemy on
the outside be she becomes spy and all inhabitants,
moreover must not only abstain from hostile or
friendly acts but must aid aud assist tho powers that
protect them and afford them trade and commerce.
People who live in this department had better make
BY order Of MAJOR General W. 7. SHERMAN.
The town OF Tuscumba has been captured by our
forces and General Os,erhaus' division is now 10 pos
OF the occurrence II h supposed by my informant that
II took psoe the 21th inst Firing was heard, at