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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Reported Death Of the Rebel General
Msgruder-Thc Rebel Cause Hopeless
In Texas, &c ;, SC.

CAIRO, sept w. 1855.
The steamer Julia hss arrived from New orleans,
making the IN elk days She brings dates " the ID
An officer from Brsshcar City, lst inst, gives the fol
loving sta,ement;-A deserter from Texas regiment
came into Brashear city Sunday. He states that
order read TO the troops by order OF General Dick
Taylor, that General dagruder was killed in Galveston
the week previous by Of his eutenans who caught
him in a criminal act with his wife.
The descrter also states that the whole rebel force
louisiana not over ten thousand scattered Brasher
City TO opeIcusas and Alexandria, under command OF
Taylor, whose headquarters at Alexandria The re-
gimcnt 10 which the descrter belonged nearly all do
sorted. Two more regiments In open muuny, and
declared they win hrh, longer as the Confederate
career 10 hopeless.
Tho steamer City Of Alton left this morning for Mem
pbis and vcksburg, having board Generals Logan and
Burbrdge, route TO their commands also Mr. Miller,
Treasury Agent on the way 70 Memphis Nr. Miller has
lust returned from wAshng,on and news Of the reopen
ins OF trade IL coon expected.
Brsadisr Generals Tus and Sweeney are here ~, route
or the south. Ms@.u#
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA,

The Two Days' Battle at Rocky Cap
The Enemy Driven from His Position-
Our Forces Retire for Want Of Ammu-
nitiOn-GeneraI Averiips Report OF the
ARalr, sc.
The following report has been mado by Gensral Averl
to General Kelly
HrrIoSsyIIs, Va, August 30, 1863.
GESsRAI have the honor 10 report the safe return Of
my command 10 this place. after expedition through
be counties of Hardy, Pcndleon Highland, Bath Green
bfer and Pocaborta We drove General Jackson out OF
pocah0ntas, and over the Warm Spring Mountain in
series OF skrmshes, destroyed their sapctre works,
burned Camp Northwest, and large amount Of arms,
equipments and stores
We Tough, severe engagement with a surerior force
under command of Naor General Sam Jones and Colonel
Paten. at Rocky cap, the white Sulphur Springs
The battle lasted during two days We drove the enemy
from his Grsi position, but want Of ammunition and the
arrival the second dny of three regiments TO reinforce
the enemy from the direction whence the cooperation OF
General scammon had been promised, decided me TO
withdraw. My command was withdrawn In good order
with the loss Of only two during the operation.
Our loss in the battle Ia probably over one
hundred officers and men killed and wounded,
among whom Captain Paul and Baron Won
Kocnig aid decamp, killed while leading assault
upon the enemys right and Major McNay, Of the Second
Virginia, and Captain Ewing, of TIN artillery, dangerously
wounded. have reason TO believe the enemy's loss
greater than one Parrot, gun burs. tho first
day, and, becoming worthless, was abandoned.
Great efforts up to-day havo been made by the
combined forces of imboden and Jackson to prevent
return but without success We have brought IN over
thirty prisoners including major and two or three leu
tenants also largo number Of cattle, horses &c Your
Aid Camp Lieut. j. r. Megs, who accompanied me. is
am, General very respectfully your obsdIent ser.
want WIN. w. AVERiIL, Brigadier General
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
BELOW.
Bark Montegums
Brig Maria Theresa,
9ebr Islegtrig
yORRIcN pORVe.

cARprSAs Aug i7--Arr bark b Walker. Pressoy, Bos.
ton brig Pom aett Means do; scr Spencer, Fleming
do; 27h, brig MARY Boncher Br) Boncher, NYork 1h
bark Sam Shepherd, Fsbee, do brigs DOane, Jones,
Baltimore, Aimon RoweIl Doian Sierra Morrna (and sid
glst for Portand).
ton brig Geo r tovett, I'LL Phildephls 30h, bark Ly
sander Glover, Boston. sid 10th, bark Express NYork.
HAVANA, Adg ls-Arr brig Holt, sprague, Philadci
phin 2lst rebel steamer Fanny, Morrison, Mobile; nd
bark Ada Garter. Kenny poysna aa,h rsbei steamers
DO, sars 81 Jasc White Partlana; z7h scnr Red fes
iocy tBr Darr-i and Maine IBr Ciosion NYork Judge
Bws,sn. Wai,ase. NYork; Canada, Mcdonald. Boston
yist Protexe (Br), Reynolds do sept Merrick. Nor
dem Philadelphia, "a, steamship Melville, Ellis NYork
sid 21d sc6rs Fannie Vance, Phiiadepha; 2Sth. Daco
tah Partridge Remedies; 9Th, bark Mary (Brl, BArte
York, 2h schr Cyclone wcsh, do 30h. bark Ab~rtua,
s,Insead do, Sept brig Anna Marina tBr) Main. do; I'd
NJ shlp (rau Canaria, Afosena do
MArsvxAs Aug l7-Arr brtgs Model. Phnadclphia land
ia sis, fv xibsrA Homes Hoel John Chrysta Yea
cor do tand ash W retarn( 18th, Poedo Marwick
Roston Island Belle tBrD, Johnson, Philadepha
sid nth schr Tropic BIRD ,Brl McDcnad KYork; ssi,
orolrn Nahoney dol Mary Brl, Mck el.r. sandy Hook
NYors sld I'D. ~ sehr Esse Parker Nyork.
ma bria W kns H1nuey, Csrdenas land cid z7th for
81 s,s bris xeshanir iIasty, Phsdslphia; 2Tth.
SrA.sm tErl. stll.@s. Ey9fk
- 81 Tsro fng s0-sid briggs rse Charlotte tBrem)
p.u Nyork: rrapk lHrl. Jones Portland.
r.+s,rsp. Aus gl-Afr Bf scar FiesnQf, Nlorf
ttyr bniasc. - - u 4,.t5 =. Fuh pors.l
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHE CrxBER,.ASp
NEAR TRENTON, Ca, Sept. Q, 1863.
Rebel Accounts.

TELyGRAMs TO THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
CHATTANOOGA Sept. q, 1859.
With the exception OF few shells thrown at our pom
toous yesterday nothing has occurred to break the
notony OF this place. Tho enemy s quite active above
and below the town. but there further Indications
Of attack The best informed persons think that
attack will be made here, but enort viii be made to
flank
Two privates four regulars and Of Roseraps toc
graph operators captured yesterday Running
Waters bridge.
ATLANTA, Sept. !, 1865
The eremy fURon) is active above and below chaits-
nooga. -AH
few Of the enemy are at waxahatchic, and another
force Is advancing on Rome Ga.
ATLANTA, Sept. 7, 1883
Passengers from Chattanooga report orce othe enemy
At waxahatchie Their number was not known
We learn Rome that another force Is advancing
that point.
All accounts in stating that the feeling and dis
position OF the army Is OF great desire TO
the enemy, and confidence TO the result prevails.
In Fast Tennessee there has been recent movement
10 report.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
Coronsrs' Inquesss.

Tu i.Arr DeowNso CAsrAlrv BArrsrY. .--Coroner
wdsy held inquest In the case of John Mshoney, who
vss drowned on Battery some days ago by being PUN
down Wills IN row boat by the steamer Cny of Boston
A number Of witnesses wcrc e1amincd but nothing vas
sIcteA " throw blame npon the pilot of the steamer
40 tho jury rendered vcrdictof accacntsi death.
rArAl ACCIDENT on snrRonn.--John sheen, q native
Ireland, aged tairy Two years, died al MS late resi-.
dence las Cherry street yesterday, from The crsc
u nt.les accidentally feceivcd falling into tho hold
ol vossci q, inc Al'ahii, 'ock, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
Obifu ArY.

NAuUSuL AAEs, q venerable revolutionary soldier,
died the residence Of his grandson, In the OF
Oregon. Dane county, Wisconsin, the 27th n AT the
age hundred and two years. four monhs
and two days. He served under washington, ard
present d the execution Of Andre. He the last
revolutionary sold dIcr In the state.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
Omcial Rel p0rs OF ROsecrans successfui
Operations In Middle Tennessee.

MAYOR General Rosecrans report OF the operations ~
Middle Tennessee Ii officially promulgated. u embraces
the prelminarcs which resulted In driving the rebels
ont OF that portion of the STATE from the occupation o
Murfreesboro, point two hundred and twelve mi'es
eighty 1ys Killed four hundred and sxty-two wounded,
and thirteen missing. We captured mnny SINAI arms,
tbree ned pieces oassons three lmbcrs three rhed
sicrc pieces without carriages besides arms destoyed by
the cavalry, and qunrtermssters stores eighty ninc
tents eighty nine flags and three thousand i've hundred
s,cks of corn ard corn meal Tho total number OF
nrsouers takcn was any nine commissioned officers ano
one Thousand Ave hunded and seventy ave non cominS
stoned officers and privaics.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
Note from Senator McDougall.
TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Ngw YoRK, Sept. !, 1863.
Your reporter was not wen informed to my remarks
In the meeting OF the democratic committees yesterday.
Please obge me by saying for that the report OF my
remarks Is Incorrect both In language aud sprit and
that Ia particularly in respect 20 the remarks asr
buted u me Of and about our chief magistrate.
J. ~ NcpOtJCAIJ
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

CAPTAIN John slaymaker died in Lancaster COUNTY ra'
last ,eek lie was a Of the Eevolut,n ana as"
served ln the war Of 1919 His father, John
Was IN Braddock's campaign ~ wagones s mn So.
wards, in i.76, he marched N the head of e'''P"s "
psrreu. N. T.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

Another Invssio. Threatened Ny Guam
treil-Intense cjtsAneat--TE1 Meeting
At PaoIa, Sc.
H sr Iour sep.. y lses.
soepAteh from psosa, Kansas, says that between
Isaven~orih ana here exciting reports n circG
,st,oa NJ another threatened invasion VI Kansas.
vsnire has ~ easf thousand near he Kansas
line.
. The feeling IN Johnson Mann, Linn ana Bourbon coan-
ties cannot be appreciated by any removed from the
seat OF danger. the recent unobstruced entry into
Kansas and supposed return Of Quantre has created
universal feeling ci insecurity in the border counties.
The ctlzcns organizing into military companies aud
regiments Tho towns on the border are nightly pa
trolIed by the citizens large number OF families will
these unless something is dono for their
protection The condition Of the women and shdren 10
the most painful phase u this border panic.
The meeting to-day viii be great gathering OF rebel
haers and radical Union Lane Parrott, Moonlight,
sidney Clark Jennsop lnsley Babcock Osborne, Shan.
non, Lowe, Hoyt, Reynolds, Miller, Lawrence, A. G.
Wilder, D. W. wilder and many other wei. known men
are here. Among an there is ono pervading opinion,
1--WE must kill brshwhackers they will kill us"
They in favor Of putting them ont Of the way at once
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
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H.s--HvSsv-By the Rev. \. 8. nsrrs, .as,or O
r,,n,,v church. Hoboksn. wednesday, ssp,emoef
S vcrs assas volunteers, 90 MANY y daughter of
.,s.,,o Worrs Henry. Both of Boooksn No cards
:. proosdyn on Wednesday morning, Seq.
,,DSs, pusir Doslsrv, IN the ga yser Of bis age
tcmoes s~d friends of The family, and u IN
-. rssUsclfuly invited 70 attend the funera
~ ,sts rssldsncs is2 Front street, On Friday aer.
noon ~ .~v -,ou wsanssday, September ., JslA snM
" ,,,drw Of Francis g. wemyss.
49,, a.,lce Of the funeral in 70 morrow's Herald.
i"o ~, ssher Nary,oc,s and DsafAs I'm rasl
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The New York herald., 1863-09-10

return tn Just principles. The glory and strength of
people must be The hearts Of people am convinced
that tie Union will DC preserved aud the Of all the
States maintained because our opponents will be driven
back from their assumptions by sheer necessity aud sal
experience believe that in less than one year their
own experience will have taught them that their theory
that the government must be upheld by the exercise of
u maintain government and that Is By uph ,ding
the laws and rights of every state and every citizen
Many harsh words and unjust charges have been nnlged
In by opponents towards mysef and perhaps owe IL
TO you TO say that have sught 10 embarras the
government. Traduced as ] have hccn, ! have seen
In it's many mistakes reason uphold H. and
have sought 10 direct II In that course, which s own
honor as well as the honor Of tho country clearly die
tates. have appealed with no selfish partisan ob
ject in view TO Its friends and agents, whenever nm on.
portunty wns presented avoid the errors into which a
has fallen. Was unireudly TO il OF those Unfair
provisions Ia this conscrpton which were 4, plainly cal
cuated 20 render Objectionable and oious tho pcopeY
Who had the most interest In the matterp whose ,nte
rest that tho law should be enforced in the airset
and most unoblcctionable should anybng have
bcen grateful 70 them than 70 try render tho en-
lorcemea 81 this law, objectionable II 10 at best ~
nttlo obnoxious possible. When IN july last dis
covered inequalities ~ the enrolment deemed n
duty TO the people and the government cali Us at
tcn,on 10 thcm with vic~ u their correction They
surely most Interested IA having il fairly carried
Is he not their truost friend who, wbou the
attempt II made to enforce such n law seeks
render a least Objectionable 10 popular support
To this end sent agents TO Washington 10 represents s
inequalities and unfairness. Al later period scnt =
70 Abe president spDsalar 10 him ~ az
our country from ths nilicton % these wrongs TINS
appeal made az we'll for the sake Of tho government
~ the people, and this sct sgmatized and the pub.
ca,on n thee letters alluded 10 A. calculated 70
arouse public resistance Why then did tbey pubI,rb the
letter. I haye mover published any OF Them n moi
only wrote 30 tbs eSct TO tho President bus Ia the
Commander u toe Novtheas, dissrict. Tnese are
two other lc..ers which have no, boon published.
daughter But of this don complain, although they
were neither ohca,, nor private nor CONFIDENTIAL "a
dressed letter 20 Mr. Lincoln, in which Informed him
that had discovered gross frauds the Operation OF
the law thai although politically orposcd 10 S admIns-
tyation, wae IN ths guided only by regard Tor ouy
ashed lha, thoce frauds be invest ihst ,yss moi an
oi1eisl letter Y cemugncct Ia friendly tore near
sr iot sir Tor al of my friends sre nrs in New YORK
u .ght.r ana cheofs) addressed aivo iendy ,stlsr
70 shc GU raoder u sho Northeast district
ihs me e,v >m@ut inatf uncqral atd no g' IN i,
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vs. OF Sept. 1863, that James
His Creditors. X. Percy give notice to
his creditors endorsers and sureties, that the
LIST Monday of January next is fixed for the
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George. Percy, ! ORDERED, this 7th day
vs.. Uof September So, that
His Creditors. George Percy give notice to-
his creditoas, endorsers and sureties, that the
list Monday of January 1864, is fixed for the
said George Percy to appear in the Circuit
Court for Allegany county, to answer such in
terrogatories as his creditors, endorsers and
sureties may propose or allege against him and
that copy of this order be published in some
ne sspaper printed in the city of Cumberland,
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