Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

tons f3t reducing the Notifications and
CAPTURING theloit9, to waste their time IN
the foolish chickering's and jealousisssas- 2
cribed to them by certain newspapsr cor
RESPONDENTS aud others. Son theseon- d
trary they are working cordially and
heartily together, and the results OF their
cooperation will be witnessed before
long in manner which wiA convince
lseauregard and his friends and syupa-
thizers. that all of the barbarisln was mote
exhausted in the srst shelkng of the2de-
voted city. g1las . ~ #
"A Fort Monroe letter to the Herald of 7
the 4th, states that an expedition on j
large scale, consisting Of cavalry, inFari..
I try and artillery, has been orgalaized, and |
1 In conjunction with several gunb0ats,
/ started froa1 hero Yesterday p p NJ. sdheei
weather2is alb that gould g.be desiredS5 n
! hence the expedItionary corps Will mott
suffer any from unfavorable wind and
tide. The destination is unknownieyen
to those participating The troops left
under sealed orders, which are not to be
opened until certain point IS reached.
The place of rendezvous has been APP
pointed. atwhich the various commands
will combine their forces. Trustworthy
officers IN whom every confdence is res
posed have been placed in eommana.i
The obiectof the expedition Is to Nuke
a severe blow on a vital point, anaih-
sproparly carried out, will have q telling.
effect and may be conducive in has:ssne'
ingson the fall campaign on both SIDES
AttalI events the rebels viii be compeiied.
to concentrate large fozHl q fleuR.is
there at present, sndii should the latter
be the case our tsoups are numerous
enough to fight heavy sengageme Mt s.E.
! victory. 'il's - 9 : p
t ClNcINxArI, Oct -Dobelrs Btiread
: and Chair factory; on 9th street, swas'e
e tirely destroyed by fire last night IA The
{ laniber yard andithree' adjoining houses
:. were partially damaged .cEoss aboat
i $50, 000--inspred in. part arfs,s} 20
e Private adyices frSjfn Chattanooga to
4 the 1strepresent the army IN fine spirits
n and its position impregnable.
r "a specialize the CoDsnserciGl frona
Y Knoxville 9Th, says: Oar forces below
!, have penetrated to Efiawasee river The
n enemy retired on our approach. The
e rebels have also fallen back above, Col
j Carter being beyond Greengille tonight
J. New YoRK, Oct G.-Ths steamer Sax
I onia, has arrived News anticipated
r The steamer Fulton, from Charleston
y Bar.3d has arrived No news. p ~
e The rebel steamer Diamond had beer
e captured by the gunboats Steliin and
E taken to Port Royal She had valua
h bic cargo of saltpetre andliguers. ie1s
/ A Newborn letter Of the Both to- tbs
Herald SAYS the gunboat Bombshell, Cap
r tain BrinkefhoG, left Newbern a few day.
! ago under sealed orders .andmade a re
lie eoRpoissanee On the Pasqnatank river
Y which ueInpties into the Albernarl'
Sound. She landed a boat crew neal
y Elizabeth City, The men were captured
is by thefrebelsy when Capt b. opened |
y vigorous fire on the itoRn.doing consid
I cradle damage esgs7G 9a ~
The steamer Cesmopolitan from Hi
e. ton Head on the Sd, arrived this morn
st ing with 220 sick and wounded soldier
re from Morris Island.and Beaufort sc
The yacht Tortugas arrived at Hiltol
lie Head from Key " est, ST. Augustine ant
le Fernandina, Florida. She reports n,
lie yellow fever at either of ythose places
e. Health ofthe troops lgoodJ.i. ~.