The New York herald., 1863-09-26
GEN. FOSTERS DEPARTMENT..

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Mr.. Samuel ". Giem's Despstcn.
BRAUFoRr, G., Sept. 10, 1893.
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The brig hop Nc dam. OF st. Andrew, N. B., from
Sagua la arande, ocnnd to New York, with cargo Of
sugar and mois4 4es, wens ashore thM morniug about
eight o'clck among the breakers, about mile to the
southwark Of FORT Macon. One was drowned while
attending 10 swim ashore The cstah stated that the
man wse drowned had his papers, aud that they
were iVs with hisa The captain and the remainder Of
the c. constructed RAFT. and picked by bats
from lo shore There nothing to show what the cargo
oo,-ited o. except the captains statement The vessel
Sud cargo WIN be total hess with the exception. per-
nas Of some OF the briggs upper rigging The vessel was
spoken by pilot OF Ga 70 Lookout yesterday evening,
when the cspian OF the McAdam wanted TO know what
that light was lit forf" He did not seem 10 understand
his position
MIR. Edwin #. DE Nyse's Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. "a, 1893.
Everybody is asking" Why don't the Army Of the
Potomac moveY Everyb dy here Is confident that its
foe does couron, in his usual strength We know
that for weeks toops have been moving southwark
thr ugh Richmond numbers and further stll, that
gallant forced back by the strength Of
armies 20 find defensive position In the face Of all
these undenabe facts 1t seems somewhat strange that
Meade does not Let Lis army shake OF It's slum
bers and advance tie banners more, and Gilmore
will have his task Rheped, Rosecrans win again push
forward and second Gettysburg may be found III Vir-
gina. As u Is, our armies seem 10 danger Oh peinS
beaten In detail.
GENERAL nARYEs
IL s said that Norfolk s TO have new Military cover
In lieu Of the successor OF General Vele, who is
assigned distant post is said that he is to be re-
placed by General Barnes. He will be welcome; but
him of the most uneasy throne In the uni
verse and OF Deliberations unhearabe in
his Official duties AS he a soldier Of army. have
no doubt that he brave man but the fact is made
certain none but brave man could possibly
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COLONEL DoSoHuE AND HIS coNscRIPTs.
| Colonel nonohue, commanding the Tenth New Iamp-
shire regiment lett here last evening, by permission,
route TO his home day or two sincel he received
about one hundred and seventy conscrips from the
North for his command. THIS not proving sufficient
number TO III the regiment properly, 10 make up for
its losses tho field and by sickness the Colonel returns
/ BaieApIER GENERAL EDWARD :. POTTER,
Chief Staff Major General Foster, formally relieved
General Nasee TO day in his duties Military Governor
OF Norfolk. General Potter Is only temporarily in com
mand Hts control OF the department VIII end on the ar
rival of General BarDcs who is expected here shortly
| General Nagee with Captain Newbury and Lieutenant
management Of affairs there Captain Johnston his ad
jutant general will remain In Norfolk at his old post In
obedience TO orders.
Our Fortress monroe Correspondence.
/ FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. "a 1863
Arrival of Eight Hus,red Pyis0nas-The Richmond Whi6
and the Late Ba'ae1s Fears that the Rebel " Vicory
tuiu be Irofless-Rosecrans and Chaitanoaoa-H,
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The flag OF truce boat New York, Captain Chisholm
rived last evening from City Point with eight hundred
| prisoners OF war.
The Richmond Wig OF September 20 has been received.
Its editorial claims victory in Northern Georgia for
General Bragg, but conclusion says:.we suppress
exuaton at the thought OF what yet remains be done
and the possibility Of losing all that has been gained by
failing to complete the work. Situated Rosecraps s,
the victory that does not dpcrse capture his whole
Irr he taAt totl
Chattanooga then victory will be without profit, and
we have only 10 mourn that many brave men have
died In vain and chiefly that the gallant Hood has scaled
hts faith with his blood. Rcsecrans net only be
beaten in battle, but he must be destroyed or driven
from East Tennessee otherwise the battle might as well
have been fought Ifthis stronghold wreucbed
from him II viii hardly bo hereafter If he holds hc
strike al the very viias Of the conedoracy lie holds
region peslent with dsaecton that needs only tho pre-
eence OF Yankee army ~ rpen into full blown treason
He holds the country that must eupply for
army nitre for our powder mills and coal and iron for
Of that country Of Indispensable necessity
His the prize Tor which Bragg is contendns Until no
has won It we but rejoice with fear and trembling
over what he has done. should he win II viii be the
superbest achievement OF the was"
medical . 10 be- used a. oS
The following deaths have taken place In tho Chesa
| Frank c. Martin. 2eth Michigan Volunteers Sept 8.
| John Enalut, 3d iennsylvana artillery, Scpt 4.
i James f. Moon, steamer Nay queen, sept 4.
| w. II. Ward, 08th New York Volunteers, Sept. Q.
| Alexander Clinc, 10th Wisconsin, Sent. 7.
Barney Radican, Goth New York, Sept o.
| James Falvey, 09ih New York, Sept. l3.
/ Chas G Folger, 09th New York, Sept 10.
Alex. CalahaA. l33h New York, Sept IL.
| Abraham Brewer, g9th New York, Sept 10.
| VIM. G. Burt, 1920 New York, Sept: 10.
! Alex. Hunt, 8th Indiana, seet. 49,
The following deaths have taken place In the Hampton
Hospital
| soiqn Poland, 10Th Wisconsin, sept. 8.
George Brown, 8ah new York, Sept IL.
L Neal NCCaTthrin. 4th Wisconsin battery Sent IA
| Alexander Clark, ith Wisconsin battery, Sept 13
| l.. II. Wickham, ilsth New York September 10.
John Goald, llsth New York, September u
| Aaron Felt, il5th New York, Septcmbef "a
| William II IL Newton, Itsth New York, September IA.
Hchacl Gary, 18th Wiscons.n, September IS
Daniel Taylor. i1sth New YORK, Sentanber 1s.
John Harris, 10th New York battery, September IL
| David IL Rose, llsth New York, September Il.
The following deaths have taken place III tie Bnlfour
| Hospital, Portsmouth, Va
Jacob Austin, LIST Pennsylvania artillery September l.
William Jones' New YORK, September 2.
Elisha Tole, 10th New Hampshire, September 2.
Horace Maynard s9th New York, September g.
George Hahn. 1lh Pennsylvania cavalry September II
George W Hutton 18Th new ianp pshire. September 90
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