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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
DEfREDA1IONS or THE PIRATE GE0RGIA.
Capture Of the Ships Constitution and
City Of Baltimore.
The United States Frigatc Vanderbilt Sent
After the Rebel.

Capt. Wohs,or, late Of the ship Constitution,
captured by .he rr,aicc Georgia nales The following
,tsiereni.
june - Co. ~ in sl,hi ofihc raisnd . Trinidad
s Atlantic occa.. iaf ~ ~ : Ion. - ~ "" i1hDc
.tcnraer with Iu.lsl coinrs fiing clssr under ih'
fs course With al ID sct the steamer siosii dfcet
y lT a.. o.; o.. SIC hfci blank csrtf.ds'. ped
$50 attention Bat .altinrei uA tay solfsr ~ r .
thc fired tao siois Uhci icil short Ats "a. M the
steamer being near. nrd rceing D" way 70 'teai-
deemed IL bet o hcoyc "a. IT, TIC moan iimo tley hd
lowered The ~ gfh ard h1.sfd To Confederate laf
They came allrra!de nni scat boat still Tie lsfli
Iierielsni aud boats cfcF AT arned on board a
mAndcd tie sps papcsf. and ordered Ae o bo"id TIE
Tlcc0muardcr. Cart Nnury amer examining The "a.
per. told me Do considered my ship prize o. thc Con
icdrraic steamer Georgia. and nisri nli crcN pfsen
err ordering ou board our slip a. stand an ulcff
tie Island and anchor in twenty fii Dls. Having an
cL, rcd about O'Clock. the steamer keeping neaT by
the prisc crew then took 'll charge and comncnc,u
searching tie Nip taking hl ;hc lionrus chrunoflc
isf. qundraHis seItnnt and charts with al lAts'ion
boss and c,cn the kaitos and rasoTs bcoLFns :" Us
o. DO .hf cofnrficrd taking out some 20 fir fnrfn
which being coal hey vefc glad "a get Ih' .-ia thr
tpok the clip CITY ~ Bath from lao Tor Ant
SiiI ship having French cargo They rnrsoinel i,I
fer 60 o.. We Wcro put ol board u hcr Nof having
sufficient tvaier touched at reruamhaoo. WhcTr my
cr,W were delivered 81 the American tunsl iouricen
IN number civ having Joined si,amer Niaeli ard
family with int and second officers, Remained oa ioarl
The CIV - Bath the Consul would do nothing ~ W.
When standing into Pcrusmluco Roads saa tlr I =.
stcniner Vanderbilt and synnlcd her. Slc cent boat
on board to whom gave the whereabouts 81! tie
Georgia. and bow ilry might b. hk"l 60 Alf lrr as
ale ccltics lcrsof under ls Island nid cannot b.
more than four OF five miles on Aug H. il.. 10 Ji -
lon 80 ~ IN ia viii italian bafA Ll4iua. Caps Ca.
cfaa for Ncw.l urk Who Indy received ua ol hunsd.
giving every accommodation IN Dr. power iDr which
N, sell fc and officers take TIE method 81 returning
our sincere thanks 'or hs Kindness wic 90 hia ,esso.
The Constiipii1n gas fiom New York fof sannghas
with cargo II 30 tuns Of coal and MAS owned by "a
pier A Wexford u tbs cIii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

WARRINGTON Thursday, Sept. 10 1868.
Tie following was received here this after
pprsRrxyxr OF TuH SorTH
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD. Sept :, ltoA>
Mo- Gen. II. W. HALLEcS. Ges00iin. Ciicf.
GESErkL: have TIE honor 70 lCpoii that Fort Wae'
ner and Battery Gregg are ours Last night our sap
peis crowned the crest Of the coune. scarp Of Fort
Wagner on its sea hont masking al its guns and an
order was issued to carry tie place by assault q, 9
o'clock his morning that being tie hour Of low tide
Abou, 10 O'Clock last nigh; the enemy commenced
eyacna;ng the island and all but % OF them made their
escape from Cummings Point in small boats.
Captured dispatches show that Fort Wagner was
commanded by Col Kcitt Of South Carolina and gar
risonod by 400 effective men; and Battery Gregg BY
between 100 and 90. Font Wagner is & work Of thc
most formidable kind Its bonbproof shelter capable
ofholdnc 500 men, remains intact after tie mos; ter
yihlc boInbardmen; 10 which any work was ever sub.
tctcd. We have captured 10 pieces Of artillery and a
large supply Of excellent ammunition. The City and
Nartor Of Charleston are now completely covered by
ny GINS
lave the honor 10 be General. very respectfully
your obedient servant, q. \. GILMORE.
Brig. Gen Commanding.
Col Edward T. Poi-r. Chief Of STAFF, telegrapLcd
from Fortress Monroe today 10 Gen. Halleck that
when on Tuesday afternoon Capt Chisholm Of the
steamer New-Yoik left Charleston Harbor. the Rebel
Gag still flying at Fort Sumter, but 10 guns were
mounted and only very small force remained there.
Five monitors and the Ironsides engaged Batteries
BesUregard and Bee from a. until p. IN. on Tues
day ;Ae 9Th shell from one Of The monitors exploded
In Tie magazine Of Fort Moultrie. and the southwest
Ell larapet was seriously damaged 10y the explosion.
FORTRESS NoSRoE Thursday Sept TO- 1863.
The steamer New-York, Capt. Chisholm ar
rived Today from Morris Island.
Coit. Chssolm reports thai De len at O'Clock on
Tuesda5 tie STD afternoon. Morris Island had been
competed, in our possession since sunday.
We captured 70 guns and - men,
Two monitors and the lIonsides we're be'ee.ng Fort
Ecal.yie when the New York efi.
Ii was reported tina, had blown up tie IL sazine
in Nosl.rie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
TIRE ENGgTEMENT IN KANSAS.
The Arrest cf Mayor Anthony strange
Proceeding by Gen. Ewing Release
Of the iIayor-Endi 2nution oi the Pt".
ST. LOUIS. Thursday, Sept. 10, 1868.
Al disDa;ch to Tile Democrat from

~. LOUIS, Thursday, SEPT. w, 4-''.
A special dispatch to Tile Democrat from
Leagcnworth. 9th says: Mayor Anthony was arrested
by Two detectives. aidei by twenty soldiers who with
out a word with friends or moments delay placed
him in wagon AMI started toward Kansas City at a
rapid pace. Mayor Anthony was taken Gen E"ings
hoadquaiiers and after two hours consultation with
the detectives. and tclegrapbng to Lcnyenwofth
released During his arrest he was, by order Of
Gen. Ewing, prohibited from private conversation with
any one and from tegapbing writing to his friends
in Lcayonworth without submitting his dispatches OF
letters 10 Gen. Ewing The Mayor returned this eve
ming. Hundreds OF citizens going out 10 meet him.
he addressed vast thrOng for three hours Civ
ing long statement Of the facts Of his arrest and de-
pouncing Ewing in bitter terms. He said Ewing had
agreed to revoke bis order declaring martial law and
baf no detective should hereafter arrest any citizen
Everybody here without respect to party denounces
the Arrest in unqualified terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
GEN. BURNSIDE'S ADVANCE.
THE RELEASE Of EAST TENNESSEE.
A Summary Of the Events and Captures
of the Campaign.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1863.


A dispatch to The Gazette, dated Knoxville,
9th. says:
Tie great campaign OF the war is over. We are IN
full possession of East Tennessee-a great 'bloodiess
victory. The campaign skilfully planned and en-
crgeticaly executed
Such was the rapidy Of our movements that the
Rebels taken unawafos. fed before US without destroy
ing property At Loudon they attempted to hold the
bridge but TIE impeuosity Of the cd Tennessee Regi'
men, broke thcm 70 fragments.
Three steamboats, three locomotives. ard q large
number of cars captured there. The whole march
of our army was perfect ovation and our entry into
Knoxville an event long TO be remembered.
Thousands Of people Of every age, size, color, and
condition lined the way. Their shouts and tears inter
mingled with martial music, and Joy regned supreme.
Gen Burnsidos address 20 the soldiers and people as
urcd them Of protection, and that while justice should
be dealt revenge was part Of the policy of the Gov
eminent
Gen Carter also spoke in touching terms Of their snf
fCrings and praised their determination and courage
COL Sanders called ont amid shouts Of welcome.
Col Gilbert has been appointed Military Governor
and Gea Carter Provost Marshal General Of Eas Ten
nes-cc.
a second dispatch says right wing is within easy
reach Of Gen. Eosccranss left. The Rebels regarded
our expedition as a raid until the las, moment. The
march Of 30 miles was hard one but was conducted
in good order Our trains ore al vel up with their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE.
Great Meeting nt Psoin-t.cnerai Lance
speech - The Revolutions Adopted -
General sc!oGcld's POLICY Bitterly DE


81. lOuiS Ihgrtdly, sept TO- lN'5
special To Th, DomocTdi, dated Lcayen-
worth 9th instant says.
The meeting at Paola yesterday VAS organized 10y
arpointing Lieut. COY. Osborue Chairman. The crowd
III attendance numbered over 800 armed men. Many
we're prevented from coming By Gen Soholeds order
aid tie rainstorm.
Gen. Lane WA introduced and spoke in tie open air
fr three hours. The rain poured doan inccssanily
lie Was very bitter Gen. schol d. AID tle Gamble
resolutions were adopted declaring that the policy no~
forced upon Missouri and Kansas is one which Vii give
immunity - the Rebel sympathzors and e1Iosc 10y al
lists 10 massacre that clemcncy 10 gucrrilas and
Rebels Is cruelty 10 oyalss that The loyal people ho
furnish the army and popular power which sustain the
Government have q legitimate right 10 voice In the
selection Of military commander TO rule over them
that Observation-Disclosures q the Department q Kansas b.
imporatiyely dcmallrd that peace security or sue
cess in the field canao, be expected until the Wa. tern
tory embraced IN this department Il placed under TIE
control ofa single commander IN chief nasmuch ns the
people u Konsas able and willing 10 destroy bush
ghacksTs and their services are requested by ScAo.
fields order No. ~ which prohibits them from crossing
the line the military authorities are asked for immu.
nifty rest and security in the future; ana Tor this
puirosc Il is demanded that they station Ia every
reicbborbood IN Southern Kansas q sufficient force
10 secure the protection Of The Inhabitants that
the military authorities shall seize 900 Of the men who
are bnshwhackers to-day and farmers tomorrow" and
hold them as hostages 20 be executed Whenever rad
is made upon Kansas that il Tie Government continue
to impose Oh VI an offensive system We AK our Con
eIc.sofa delegation 70 urge the immediate retain Of
every Kansas regiment
Eighteen delegates were appointed 10 WISH WISH
lngton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
GEN. BLUNT'S ADVANCE.
CAPTURE OF FORT SMITH.
EVACUATION OF LITTLE ROCK.

LEAvENwoRrH Thursday, Sept. IT, lsG3.
Official intelligence Of the capture OF Fort
Smith, Arkansas, reached here this evening.
On the 3lst ult.. Gen. Blunt cncamped within two
miles Of Cooper and Cabel who had force of 4OOl
Rebels west Of the fort Next morning he marched to
attack them. but they had fed Col Cloud chased Ca
bell twenty miles south. and he'd brief engagement;
but after few rounds Cabcls men fed in all drec-
tons. Our loss eight wounded. Capt Lane Of the
I'd Kansas Regiment was killed
Before Col Cloud returned Gen. Blunt fell seriously
ill., and he will return homeward ms soon as he can
sit up.
Tic Greeks have nearly an deserted the Rebels.
Mcintosh has gone toward Red River with only 30
men ont Of his two regiments. No Rebel force will re-
main in the Indian Territory.
Contrabands are locking TO Fort Smith.
The Rebels have evacuated Little Rock, and removed
forty miles TO Fort Washington which they are fortiy
iur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
Rebels Driven Across Bayou Nctoir.

CNussaTI Thursday. Aug. 10 1853.
4 special 10 The Commercial, from DuyalF s
Bluff Aug 90 states that Gen. Davidson moved on the
Rebel works at Bayou Motor the 27th, and after m
engagement Of an hour and n quarter. succeeded In
driving the Rebels from their nircnclmenis.
The engagement was confined to artillery. and sharp
shooters firing from under The Rebels had 900
men md three pieces Of artillery.
They rctrcatcd the river burning ne bridge
behind them. and took mp strong position IN the
woods the side Of the bayou whore their sharp
shooters pick of any person approaching the east
bnnl.
Tie bayou canno, be cross sod without ponioons.
Gen Steele moves forward In the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Retreat Of The NebeI.-Thc, will br Gre
euHivented.
CIuISsArI, Thufsda = Sep TO- lsG3.

CIsrISsArI. Thufsd = SEPT 10 lsG3.
A special dispatch TO Tie Ga-eue, from Igcn-
ton, Ga, eth. says:
at - O'Clock to-day. Gen. CritcnIca took peace.
able pps csiiOn 81 Chattanooga.
Gen Wood was pat In command - the place.
"Ihc principal portion Of the Rebel infantry len
Chattanooga yesterday morning. their cavalry remain
ing till this morning.
1.-THE headquarters Of the Department will probably
be nj { chattanooga to InoITow.
"Thc Rebels are IA rapid retreat. bni our comliua-
tons are such that they hardly get of will a their
forces They are emitting down trees and usilg other
means TO obsiruct our itAcr passage over tie noun
tains.
Our advance thfcnicns the Georgia State road,
which IS the Rebel Inc oi retreat"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
Two Pirnic Nisnmrrs OIL En,ni.

A correspondent writes to Tile Mar brdtord
Standard from Fayal undr date Of July - az Mllona
"on the eth and 18Th Of this month two steamers
were seen of flores. one seen to overhaul "a
schooner she was two.mHsird steamer. Tie other
wa "a three mn~od steamer and seen IN chase ~
Dutch ship. She would MT stop until the Steamer hrcd
II rec ahOa IT her This VIII bc good warning 60 cur
outward bound UhniclF. The MOVE comes from 81
Georges ihin morning ihat there MAS naval ,ngngc
nc ut fought between the hearsarrc aud another t's II
unknown The hoHIsafPc on tDc I'D took the Lriils.
stcomcr Juno on these islands but loi Der 20 ni de-
tanning her twenty fur hour. We expect 10 Asas that
moro Whacrs have bcch burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

The BROOKLYN DRAFT IOAN.-The total
amount row subscribed 10 the Draft loan il SJ2OO OF
which over 42OO,0D was added on Wednesday, OWING
10 the ac ION If The Common Council the night previous
Tie sums additional 10 those heretofore reported -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
MEDICAL ArrMDAScr FOR rgoULAE oTrcEns.

:. 100
or THE EAsT, NV. YORK CITY, sept y ieo1
SIR: A contract has been entered mo WIN
Dr v Ice Jonos No IL West Thirty fifth street New
York for medical attendance upon the officers Of uc
Regular Army stationed in New, York Cily VINO n'"J
require his services during the absence anu ao"" VI
Surgeon j f. Hammond, H. :. A., Oh other duty.
Very repeatedly your obedien, servant, -
Nm j. SLOAN, Surgeon u. b. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
CAPTURE OF CUMBERLAND GAP.
SURRENDER OF GEN. FRAzER'S ARMY.
Two Thousand Prisoners and Fourteen
Pieces of Artillery Taken.
CIsciSSA11. Thursday. sept. 10, 1903.

4 dispatch to The Times, dated Cumberland
Gap eth says: Gen. Frazer with 700 men aad four
teen pieces Of artillery surrendered at o'clock to-day
to Gen Shaci elford commanding Gen. Burns.dcs ad.
vance Our forces ere in possession Of the COP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
The Capture Of Fort
Wagner.
General Gillmore'S Official Report.
The BOmb.PrOOfs Of the
Fort Uninjured.
The Rebels Afraid TO Stand q Charge.
The City and Harbor Covered
by Our Guns.
BOMBARDMENT OF FORT MOULTRIE,
One Of it's Parapets Severely Damaged
Attack on Batteries Beauregard and Bee.

wAsEiNeToS, Thursday, Sept. 10, l9t5.
ng was received here this aiter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.

Webster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Square at 40, 80 100 73O, co. 3d.
S45 500 9l5, 800 1900, 10 30, II Oh, ll30, lib a
1900. lsl5. III Y IS 100 Is, 80 l4j 20 Is 30
90 80 Co. 80, co. Is 53D, 5,45 500 6 j 30 A.
100. Ills, 30, %, 30, 900, $50, 10 Ou, 10 3,P
Leave ebster square at %, 81. % 80, % 50.
II, 30 9ii $50. 10 %, 1853, l29. Il 81 \ Il A.
l. % /! a IL 50, LA l29, 4 80, = IA - "A 81
329 81 ~, 81 % 5.44, 81 II, % 4G59 IA
~, 74t 81, %, 80 $ -. $50 l. 20, 10 jgP.M
Vest street Cars
Leave Harrington Avenue at IS, 1906, I 49, sos 49,
o., b. 1906 10 49, 't6. II 3G II g. /! 36 rs
rs %, rs o. 49, 06 rs, G6 IS, u.s. $50 o.
30, tG, S 30 9Oi, 3G, 10 NJ p,
Leave Wet street at 81, y 49, % 5! q, 81,
10 p 1859, ll22. Il 50 u y, 252, !. 3 lj2
rs! r. - 22 452 y, 5.52 t22 80, ~, i.52 p
$50, 2, 8 81, l122
Western Rallrcdd cars
Leave harrington Avenue at 49, Is I 46, l6 49,
DIG 9Ip 10 L. 10 rs, lli6 J IS A NJ. Il Is. 46 lis
IA 2,6 a. g. "a, 4l6, 446 5l6 46, GI6, $40 7l6
ie9 ~ " ssterq Railroad at ~ ~ S s4l 9!l,
al "a BIZ pa, Al, Al, Sill SAL II, 6oI, 7.Ol I3l
SO', 81, 9 0l, 81, 1901 p. NJ.
SUNDAY CARS
WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at A.
and every hour to p. Leave Webster Square at
129 A. and every tOur to Q 2gP NJ.
WEST STREET line leaves harrington Avenue at 72l
= ~ ana t"erV honr to 81 z. Leave west street at
153 A. and every hour to S.52P
rs EIiN IL ,iLkOAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
az 40 A. n and every hour to As NJ. leave western
NallIoad II ilb a. NJ. and every hOuNtO > 10 p. NJ.
81 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
A WORD Of CAUTION.

~ Immense OF money paid to swim ling
ni +cks annually. which is than thr0@R 0WdV.
This from trusting to the false advertisements of
who 4e MT jhgsciaaS, and whose unl reCommen,
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his pretThSiURS but NJ AXE NQU Ri II Will cost
yOu nutlltug, aud You regret; for. as
advertising physicians in nine cut lea bogus,
there sat " in trusting Of Ien, unless you
know rio and tChat they
DR.. il a regularly educated phys clan of twenty
wears CXptriVrc trn OF which were spent in cten-
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he obliged 10 rclnauish that adopt the Special
tv to which for the last ten years he has devoted his
whole attention
III Circulars giving fun infnrms on, Wjth the most
UndUg6ted references GHdteStRonidtS also Pamphlet
on SfECIAL DISEASES will he sent free to any sd-
dress by enclosing stamp for postage, directed
above
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your address plainly, and direct to LR AA1TlSON,
as above d,E ~ Bins so
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
ANTI-SYP HILITIC SYRUP.


Noremeiv ev5r discovered done What has been
achieved y this. Under form of con>titu
TO II 81 phIii ic faint is speedily cured ana m lew
weeks the subtle nuiSOn is compile cheated H ON
the ste and healt and Il ength are ianentiy re-
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the South. then stoJpRg at AeWpOU md Ior wht he
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me bottle hich ias,s MONTH will often effect
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
no TOR C. A. HILL'i
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

NAV he iustIv rsnknd ,s tbe I,Ioei snc
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-23
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