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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

fVbc following from . highly respectable gentleman
KErPoRT n. j., May 20, 1883.
s. w. FovLR Co -G~ntensn Ills Oertihes that was
for many years afflicted with disease Of the lungs until
b,.sus % weak that It with difficulty could walk Ny
couyh during this very severe. causing me ifo-
queuty to ss gea. qaantio, Of blood attended with pro
fuse night swests
~ .g various remedies to no purpose, was advised
% ,,v UIsThR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. did
40 and before using Grst bottle Was ealJ rs'tofsdo
porloc, health aud stTengtn.
would also mention thA, this Bslsau cured little gill oi
min. Of severe attack Of Whoopins Cough when hor lie
wa syen over by the hysissn aud all other remedies hAa
failed. (SignoJD 'Ooii ~
Prepared by SETH w. FoWLE Co.. Boston, and '0r
sale by dfuggists and dealers generally.
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Subscriptions 20 the irish Relief Fand.
.howelz.d w April u, x99soO. oubscdPIons s.nce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

GOLD PENS.-Tne best and the cheapest, at
A MoKToS's No. rs Msi1su-lsns Esw.Yorf
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per: They desired to leave Charleston in order to
sscsne CONSUMPTION, and learning that the steamer
Eclipse, blockade runner, was about to leave for
Nassau they secreted themselves on board OF her.
After getting about 60 miles out the captain of the
Tcl;n.s Uncovered them and refused to carry them
further They were put into small boat and told
to Coz at fret tho captain refused 10 give them even
an oar. telling them that they might drown, as they
mad run away from the Confederate service; buI .no
pilot of the steamer gave them oars key OF wafer
and half barrel Of hard bread. The day after oss
iog the steamer they overaken by the
Cordelia, which brought them TO NewLU mm, 10
They report that there is work OF any un ors
be had in Charleston and that even before ay I ,be
can get work he must have P perm. 'Msr.bsl
mayor of the city; and that keoel 800 all who
come for the permit and seuds them to the Rebel
ranks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Tn. wa, horse of the late Col McVicar, cap.
,ur.d in Virginia and given 10 the Colonel BY Gen.
pv,n.de. was sold at auction in Rochester on Tues
day. 1t brought $J75, tho highest bid, which wal
made by Frederick Douglass. Mr.. ID. offered to
resign tho horse to any one who would increase the
bid.
Mr. Edward Harris has given Harris Block
and the grounds apPertenant. in Woonsocket. Rhode
leland, valued at SO O00 for the establishment Of
free public library aud public lectures Of scientific
literary, and roformatory character. The library
will be sustained and perpetuated by the rents ETC.
Of the property. 1t is to DO called the Harris In
stitute.
The Boston Transcript says that Mr.. William
Golf, who died in that city few days since, wa
lineal descendant of the famous William "Gofie,
one Of the Judges who sentenced Charles I. tC
death. The regicide, with Gen. Whalley, arrived
a, Boston in July 1GG0, and the late Mr.. Golf Often
tx pressed the opinion that he the last male dc
scendant of the noted ancestor whose name he bore
The last words Of the conservative guerrilla
Vaughan, who was recently hanged in Kansas City
were, "Let her slide"
M ID. Conway, in one Of his letters from Lon
don, says: Last night, at a very fashionable
party, / saw Shirley Brooks. author Of Aspen
Court, who is known and detested by many Of III
as the tory writer sgaius! US in Punch, conversine
in the most earnest manner, for half an hour, with
Miss Sarah p Remond, who although a very bright
and cultivated lady, is Of what would be deemed in
America tho most unconstitutional color These
anomalies which meet US constantly in this country
are the hardest things TO get used to. We should
sadly bunder if we supposed tia; those here who
are in favor Of our recognizing the South, aud cay
they would be in America, are Pro-Slavery."
Joseph W. Grover OF Vermillion, Erie County,
Ohio, eloped with his brothers wife two or three
weeks ago. The two were neighbors. Mrs. Gro
yer was very pretty woman, about ~ years old.
Joseph leaves a wife, a very estimablc woman, and
five or six children. The rascal took with him
about 5000, leaving about the same amount te-
hind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

FRIDAY, juno 5-P. N


The buoyancy Of yesterday afternoon in the Stock
market was not fully sustained this morning and
tho leading fancies show decline from the highest
points. Before tho Board prices were very strong,
but at the first session the feeling was quito hoavy,
with pressure OF cash stock on the market At
the Second Board tho tendency was still downward,
with some rrsgularity, but general decline Of to
"A Y con. 10 the prominent shares. Government
Stocks were lirm. The bears were more courageous
than OF late and offered down the prominent Sharer
At the O'Clock call the market was still heavy and
dull at Second Board prices. The closing figures wsro
American Gold lA5i; Canton Company, 35i o ST.
Cumberland Coal, 26i o2Gi; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, lsii1ls5; Eric Railway. g7is@i
Eric Railway, Preferred lO5t q 1861; Hudson River
Railroad, l32ul32i; Harlem Railroad, 1861 loot
Reading Railroad, 0isll0ai Michigan Central
Railroad, li7Sll7i; Michigan Southern and North.
cru indiana Railroad. 7Sio7Si, Illinois Central
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The Illinois Central has on hand cash assets equal
10 ia July dividend and lie October interest.
| The Produce markets dull, aud rather lower
The reports Of the week will be very large.
One OF the prominent results of the expansion Of
the currency by tho issue Of Government paper is
tho larger DEVELOPMENT given 10 the mineral resources
Of tho country. Capital has flowed abundsutly for
the working Of promising mining properties. Tho
most marked success has been In tho Erie Lead Co.,
on tho Erie Railroad hut there have also been several
Lake Superior properties developed, ne well as the
Bucks County Lead the Doyles;own Lead aud the
Mount Sterling Copper Co.-all OF which show very
fattering indications OF profitable results The
latter mine is in Crawford County, Wisconsin, eight
miles from the Mississippi River, the Prairie du
Chen Road 1t is favorably described in Mr.. Robert
Dale Owens geological report TO tho Government
The following is the latest report from the mine:
| NEw.Yoax May 49, 1868.
T. J. BRow,. esq President Mount Sterling Copper Com
Of oo tho mine will yield W. sn,wsr believe the orc 20
bc ineHhan'tbc and at present from shss Not, aud The
tuns month. Thi, from the drf that Is being
and Of course bu, two work each 'hI, OF az
during the twenty four houis AZ additional ground 10
opened, of course tho yield should be In proportion
In shst No horse power will bo necessary be used
when tho reached The capacity OF the shaft IL
equal 100 yer mouth aud the dns opened the
product will keep with the number of insn employed
The force employed IL 10 men, and wn expenses or
timber ard ether viii sbou, $500 per nout
ysid OF 100 un. month OF 20 eso orc worth - ~
uuit. OF 4 ITO " tan.
Therefore the monthly yield $1,000
Less expenses 900
But before this can bo realized IL will probably be nsees
| ssIy TO eipend about \ 200 additional
Tho cen DO transported from the mines 70 LynIvils
for ~ 50 v tun from Lynxvis to Newly $lJ So cost
Of minins ~ So &to 80 tun. In due Of time
steam engine pumps and suitable hosss will be necessary
erect but smA portion o the product Of the mine VIII
ds!fsy these ssPspssA Respectfully Xoa,:, ,,,,
y. 4. bABC0Ck
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rnv srr,y GEN. Gu,sr's ARMY is MADE o.

Tux SrurY GES. GRANTS ARMY is MADE of'-
IN, Cincinnati Ga:et!e has the following: "a,
Sergeant Joseph Griffith, OF Company -
Iowa took eleven men and with them ury'o a
squad of Rebel gunners from an earthworS anu "v
il Tor some time The Rebels were re-enoi.eu -,
on returning killed the eleven men-Grnn'T R vg
knocked nsensible to the ground. I1e ~ a.
wsr, occupied in the work, aud continued 20 h. S;'
our msu Jus. as they had discharged a. .io,,
pieces, Griffith returned to auu thai
bis musket jumped to bis feet and ae maui smuty
they should surrender. Their mussets oeiS Ssf "a
nnd hi, loaded, he forced them ten IN hunos 49,
comply. he made them lie down ana ssay ,.srsh
until he found u convenient opPor'nnily }" Re.
them within our lines, which 10 diu AZ him and
aide tins he killed Que captain by shoo.ihS mu,ket.
Knocked down two men with the butt Of S,s , s can
GmSi.h is represented as quite . YOUTH but we CAN
see not lacking IN courage. ,,.. soa their way
a., nyns hnt fsw 40 we'll authenticated as this 70.
ID. entire truth Of which Co.. Warsm0sA ''"''''
personally.
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Roard mi, morning. were as follows:

The Noribern Light from AspinwaL, this after
noon, brings Sis, 066 in Caiforois gold
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day for iive-twen-
ties reach abou. million and a bali Of dollar.
The gold market, without, much activity is heavy
today and after selling at li6i coses n, llji per bid
The shipment Tomorrow we understand viii be
light.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week are
only siS9,70S.
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HSrrtuta of Produce.

Jryx b-siG6O bbs Flour, sos bb... Wh."y. iUss'
bn,h Wheat ~ 900 bush Com, 400 ba,h oa'' ~ 90
Pom. lsi pkgs Beef :,0J. pss' Lard, 10 pis" VI
1 Us pls. ButIef. 100 pSss Prtsoiraia
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In the report Of Mr.. j. W. Foster, Chair man ~
the Cecaso Committee On Statistics. furnished 70
the National Convention, The following table Of tbs
agricultural products Of the eight grain-growina
states-Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wi.coumo
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri showing, in III. tss
years ending In 1860, the following increase. '''1
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rrivsl there, In Ne schooner Cordelis. Of ssvsn
hso ss"Apsd from Cbsrsston In The folk swing man.
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Increase. S1'''S'"
The Money market is a little irregular but gem
orally easier and orders are more discriminating ID
regard to collateras. but the supply Of money APP
pears to DO abundant where the security is satis-
factory at per cent. Among the small stocs.houses
per cen, i. paid but on choice coaisrals we hear
Of transactions M low as per cent in large amounts
The prices aud sales OF stocks at the Mining Stock
BOARD this morning were follows:
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The shipment Of copper from the Lake Superior
mining region shows still more wonderful increase
going up from l8a5, when its value is st down ss
$3.50. to 1862, when it is represented by 900 900.
the increase for the last ten years being from $780,
$50 n 1852 to the amount already quoted for 1862.
At the annual election for Directors Of the Rome.
WATERFOWL, aad Ogdsnsburgh Railroad Company.
held June 30, the following gentlemen were elects d,
VIM c Pieuepsnt, T. Manor; Chss T.. Bill New York.
Soma y Phelps do John tegason de-; Msrcelus Massey
Mass Caver. Com,loct Albany; David, Utlsy. Romsi
Scion d. HungenoFd, Adams WIN. Lord. Brownyils; Tel.
cot H. Camp Wstef,own; Willard Ives. DO.
At the stockholders meeting Of the Ohio and Mis.
sssippi Railroad Company, held June /, 1858, The
following named gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year:
Larz Anderson, VIM whitertsst IT,, Theodore Gs1,y
Jos- ph Terrence Edwin Bartlett VIM J. McApine Jamss
ID. Lehmer, Henry Ch.Uc.y formerly Henry cLeuEcsy.
Joseph w. Alsop. W. W. Scarborough Edward Delase
7rhos. q. hichel WIN. II. Clement Edward Learned,
Cb.rle. g. Cone. 51mL II. Pomsroy w. Cous,ock, VIM.
H. Aspinwsl, Charles ID. Coffin, s. W. y. Odsl, Fred
ochuchardt
The Board was organized on Tuesday, June q
and the following officers elected
Edward Learned Predisntj VIM. J. McAlpioe. Vice
esiaen aud Superintendent Samuel Trevor Secretary
Charles ). Cone. Treasurer.
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Railroad, 1l0i sllOi; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, 9l09lt; Gslens and Chicago Railroad,
1914 a IO4I; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, Ill GILL;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 1909 1901 Mil
~sukes and Prairie Du Chen Railroad, fS5O;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, TAO
74l; Alton and Terrs Haute Railroad, 46t a 46i
Chicago and North Western Railroad, 32{ 032a;
Nsw.York Central Railroad, 1921 l22a.
In foreign bills there is but little doing and quota
tons are steady At 1891 lGO for Sterling and 355S
$50 for Francs.
Frsights arc firmer with moderate offerings. To
LIVERPOOL: tho engagements are 25 900 bushels Corn
10 bags at 3D.; 5000 do. Wheat at raid. in bulk
and bars, tho latter an extreme rate ct tho close;
500 bbls. Flour at H. I'D; $50 boxes Bacon at 2s
rand per neutral fag4 900 boxes Bacon at 25s; 800
pkga. Bacon and Lard at 26s 3d.. 60 iuns Lard OH
at 27s. Cd; and per steamer I,2O0 boxes at 3's.i
and 2, 900 boxes Cheese at 40s. To London l,ooO
bbls. Flour at %. 3d.. 10000 bushels. Corn at 3D.
in bags; and per neutral flag 800 bbls. Flour at Is
Cd. 10 Glasgow: 1 100 bbls. Flour to fill up at 70
4id; 1900 bills do. at 2s. 3d.; and per neutral flag
$50 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 3s. 81. To Bristol
Z, 600 bushels Wheat at Sd. in bags. To Rotterdam
100 tcs Lard at 35s. Tho Charters are an Italian
brig with 1900 bushels Wheat to Cork for orders
at Ia. 3D.; q British brig to Cork FOR orders with
I2, 900 bushels Wheat at 70. 3D.; and 200 bushes
Wheat to Gil up at I'd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
g., OO7 900 49-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
a., 406, 3lI AZ; Balance, S2l 547 ,359 0S.
Tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company earned
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When I can read my title clear
To mansion. in the skies.
III bid farewell 10 every fear.
AID dry my WEAVING exesO

and" said he, "therc was Christian brother
in the brush near me. ] could not see him, but
could lear him. He took up the STRAIN; and beyond
him another and another caught 1t up, ali over the
terrible battlefield of Shiloh. That night the echo
was resouuding, and we made the field Of battle
ring with hymns OF praise TO God'
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Toll & Wabash X. H.. 81
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The New York herald., 1863-09-25

Ars as being influenced BY the determination 70 calrs
out his orders Ia the letter and spirit, whaosef 'no
orders may be- aud loyal will therefore c'A'
as a straight out Onion man. One thing, however,
posi,ive he believes using everything No can -, 49,
Of to further the cause in he is engaged ~
th result 70 bear him harmless" /"
Our own correspondent Mr.. Galsn H. OSBORNE SPEAKS
OF him IN the following terms:--a VI
With q boid confidence in the success Of evcrytning
he uu uderakes Cen Gilmore couples qlie, unassus
drneanor. which lends great charm 70 ms cha. @ ~
He never boasts he rarely promises and never yce na
r,llel. In his marauec Morris Island one .spaly
finds him busiy occupied In arrangDs and per ecans s
plans; but the cares aud responsioii.es " the
paien arc never evident his cheerful countenance IN.
natural buo, ancy of his disposition comes out 10 eI"
them. have frequently seen him examining repotts anu
y ring his charts and to me there mas seeuen
newly developed vein Vi humor IN the strains oi tne
iiwas within mile OF Edmbcro' town
IA General Gilmore whstled II while measuring Win ME
dyiders distance from his batteries 10 Charleston
S axx onLMoRKs rA1nER-wuAT HR SAYS cf rnE soS
General Glmores father ia stl living In the Generals
native county Ohio. The old gentleman recently was
rresert and made speech at sunday school picnic
He among other things ~ Of my son Quincy
that ne never dsobeyed me- he very sudious, and
when he wanted West Point he had no money,
TOD him If he would go and try to out at the head
Of his would furnish him money. He'went and
at the head OF his class and Ia now before
Char wberc hope he will out al the head OF
his class again.
ANOTHER ASEcpoTE.
One gentleman speaks of finding high up Oh rock on
the lack river, in Lorraine county, tho words 20. A.
Gilmore, lS44n That was his native place, and
dope in hts youth The name Us now being cut
much higher up and In distinct letters, By the IN
erriug shots Norris Island.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

''a,if k,secrsns h.pu~s. go = ,aEms - ~
'eA'. "N-a n,slr -tsb.sa,a E~-.~rsa- IA Ga
~" 20 'nenF hraseF rsle.IaE1 Ana - 4 twsu1
"' ~ - miee q tA.as haft.c. - hssiy s4ms a.
enemy aud Z - la8 h.i as.a is ~ g..sla 49,. =.
'ea.d ana - hate s4fsa IT, s,er y 80 arus
VIM" "eAsh'ns egs fa1s.r aasass uua san-~ ~
pay a fasug lfisnie Il n..s NfAls NJ nv afa s.anr
or suee'-r WITH theaf live Fl s..ri tisaa n ssr
tcular, u gficFss ua - 80 shs seta .f0t. r. AZ
wonai. although ho.e a. rtsta. - sss ..u.s
represents ~ ". ~ tls 49,, ess ann p.R..s
spirits 70 the shosa ariaybrasaAs a. ~ h asfs
chYalr'us a, nay ard henans . rsssss@a tHaMat4s.
pisi beloved hy hs hrofaef eafefs. aasrsst - a
We fcrventy harr ~" csuntry may aos o. taAE M rs
dcplore t'o 4 Iha noble bsagl,d m~n. ttsrr -
oshrs 10 Tho a, a. x shnm banof 90
~ y whose eanse thoy fe. hat iesvs tnrr phmss
q bc recorded ~ 7fhsr .rns ~ rtos hayf tsasa
and heard - much mat oali nsg - Ass Bssa~
up him ihia 'oosl. upsue.
So irsraich has hecr ralfsvs 80 ~ ~
death af GENERAL " .si
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

contest Of tho war In my despatch or Inst night spoke
or Longstreets men being engaged. This known
70 De fact as four cr i've hundred OF his have been
taken prisoners They say that they under Hood
and jackson They also report that Hood seriously
wounded Sunday evening, near Mission ridge. Until to-
day tho Union people been gloomy, while merry
faces showed rebel hearts But morning tho city
hci with all sorts OF regarding the ret battalion
Of this pacethe Rock City Guard-,o the effect tina, they
had been terribly cut 10 peces and that the General
Commanding, George Manney Of this city, severely
wounded II Is also reported shat Frank cheatham, Of
this city, wounded and that Preston Smith Of Leba
non hls been killed II s known that the remnants Of
thirty six Tennessee regiments the battle three Of
whchthe First, Twentieth and Twenty .sccopd--werc
wholly recruited here Hfs
There must certainly be something wrong (on the rebel
sidel as decided g anre has taken place among the
people, and our side looks happier There are rumors
that Rosecans has been reinforced by Burnsdes forces
and portions Of Grants army DO think, however,
that such the Rosecrans kert strong reserve,
most Of which he had not used up Monday mornings
besides, he has, In ALL large number kurfreesboro,
shelbyvlle Cowan, Winchester Stevenson Decherd and
Bridgeport, which he could call up thirty hours II the
situation should declare the Abandonment OF these places
necessary
From all can learn, through reliable sonrces, the bat
tie Of Monday favorable TO us, the rebels berayiug
symptoms Of fatigue and loss OF the pluck and dash which
characterized their Efforts upon tho nrs days
Thus far dsmage Is trnng compared that which
received At Stone river upon the nrst day In all
probability both armies beng reinforced and the
battle may last week. Thus far Rosecrans comm uni
cations are open and IN good order which was not the
case at Stone river. Very little OF Official
character Is received here, we obtaining all
from officers direct from the 'front.' II is runored that
we have lost four generals in killed and wounded and two
rs prisoners prisoner states tha; the rebels have lost
nine generals in killed and wounded, aud proportion
Of subordinate oficers and General Chcatham
harangued his division before the battle composed
wholly OF TeDnessceans), telling them II they lost the
day the confeieracy at end II is said that addi
on 10 This stimulus, he administered whiskcy aud gun
powder. George nncy also told his troops that they
were TO BIO pted against the best fighting general In the
country, and that II they the day be.confoderacy
would obtain speedy recognition by foreign Powers and
that the would close. The above from prisoners
copy Of the Chattanooga Rebel eulogzes the bravery Of
the Eastern rcnfocemens II also says that the fate Of
not only Tennessee, but the Coneeracy depends upon
the result OF this battle 1t also puts the loss iu Satur
diys and Sundays fights six thousand killed and
wounded, the latter including Major General Patrick Gle
burne. The Rebel Is published at Atlanta.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.

We present TO the readers Of the HERALD day highly
interesting and Important rebel accounts Of the late
battles in Northern Georgia. from Richmond papers Of
the 2ls 22d and I'D instant also tho Official reports Of
General Bragg and The rebel War Department The rebel
General claims decisive victory Rosecrans, but
admits great loss his side, especially Of general
officers. Tho Richmond papers, though willing TO call the
series OF battles many victories nferentlaly consider
a decided advantage for them in doubt
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
NsS~spspsr Aseoanss.

NM NssBynis, sepl 40.
fhe excitement snabA,ed IN this city and the publ,c
p,soes especially the &C. ccsd Commercial and se-anpe
rso,sp. afe osowasd ~h ansioss news hunters. psw,
mongerx, and srsps viDs Operations. A. tar ~ c,n
lo,rn TIE have Transmitted 200 IN relation n Tho
bstlcs ~ saturday and sunday ~ss IN the aia trce
mo General and bs bvsve hosts contested every inch az
goand ss I'm resrorade s;ow, sur., snd
10 e1sslinri crdsr.
Tteis,os, nsWs Fave y up 10 Monday n,ght. The
halts ., tbs 3ay fsYf ssIc p aats tca The severe,
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
CHAR ON.
om.Ia, Despatch OF Rear Admiral Dahl

Umcinl DespM ten of Rear Ad miral Da nj
gren.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1863.
Rear Admiral Dahgren under date Of September is, or
Norris Island enclosed Secretary wees tho report OF
captain Rowan concerning the truly oic cnt part taken
by the New Ironsldes Of the recent actions.
He concurs with Captain Rowan in the estimate he
Il the Of the ship and ships company, In
which Admral Dahgren considers Captain Rowan as most
cons cuous.
Captain Rowan testimony TO the fine bearing zeal
ana gaantry Of divisional officers aud others nc'ud
ing the captains or the guns and their spirited
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
The Surrender Of Cumberland Gap
and Its Consequences,

Dispatches from General Rosecrans.
srt N WasnrsGros, Sept. "a, 1868.
despatch from General Rosccrans, dated at his head
quarters last night says
~ cannot be disIodged from nv present position"
Another despatch from OF General Rosecrans' stan
written forty minutes past eleven O'Clock la, night
says
mo lighting to-day, the 3D.
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Ths sesses.s w.vs Ashore.

Fwvrts.D he., ST. ~. l@1N
Tsa scs,n~ wave. q xssn~ssek. rsm Rxsryv 49,
ps,tfo-s rt'Gs. master. wsst stefs Pssss islns4
.. asssy sAxhs, - ESQ o'ti~x. ssfins h44.y ,s,s
sr4sal sugss. itsv evss ~ ie-s~, tes,u4s, viGh
b.. O. = sss f,ssss. 81 10 s.ssi ts saved