The New York herald., 1863-09-29

Information has reached that MAJOR Mosby Is 81
warrenon with his oomrn'nd aud that he able TO be n
the saddle although his wounds stu painful Accord
Ing 70 several reports tho goods number OF
horses captured BY Mosbys exceedingly and
| surprisingly large.
| Mr.. j. n. TrembIy's Despatch.
In nm FIELD sept. rs, 1868.
srrctnor DpusIox
Another has been added to-day 70 the enghened ss of
executions for dssoron There had been men 10
this corps sentenced DO shot to-day but one Of the
! Ninetieth Pennsylyanla regiment, Was postpoued.
General Meade, In view OF strong efforts being mado
secure Executive ciemency Ia his behalf. Late this
morning order from the General postpouing ti
further orders the execution OF another. from the
Thirteenth Massachusetts, He s Catholic and
has been attended for several days past by
Rev N. r. McC'rsth, chaplain OF st. Dominic Hospital
Washington. The Rev Father had made urgent
application for postponement TO allow better oppor-
tunity for baptism end for other religious rtes but with
out encouragement until the order came He was bap-
tized and received the communion early hour this
morning. and up TO the time OF receiving notice cf the
posponcnent remained very much composed expressing
himself prepared and willing TO die.
The unhappy executed to-day was Charles vii.
liams, formerly volunteer IN the Fourth Maryland,
from which he deserted In August 1882 Some six weeks
ago he hired himself out substitute IN the Nneeth
Pennsylvania, and 90 being brought to tho camp
through the camp OF his old regiment His captain
recognized him, had him arrested and for that dcsetion
he has to-day suffered tho penalty OF the law The
characterized by all the sad realities usually attend
ant these occasions and they have already become
quite too common 10 require any general description.
Tho arrangements for the execution were perfect, and
carried with the utmoet promptness and order
At precisely half three O'Clock the order gwen
Eight sho fred. and tho miserable launched
upon his uDtried tourney.
rW DscgAsxp
was an actor by profession single man. twenty seven
years age, born New York city where hin father
resides. The Rev Herd, .paiu of the Fourth
Maryland has been with him much FOR days past
and attended him to the CLOSE. The claims to have
had early religious Instruction Sabbath school, bat TO
have made no profession religion until since his
yet he claims be prepared confident Of going
10 beter world. just before startine his melan-
ohoy march from headquarters hs handed confession,
&C., " tho ehapian, ara with II request that would
forward Il 70 shs HssAso for publication.
Captain Glenn Provost Marshal. In custody ten
other prisoners charged with the crime, among
thom who sAms that he has received the bounty
and substitute Zoo In oil times. These ten were
marched ths procession wasss this execution
MIR. ID. r. Ceninghsea's Dispatches.
In swx Fnto Sept -, 1858.
ouist
Everything 10 quiet Ia camp, nothing OF import ancs
transpirnx within lines. An occasional encounter
and, despite Of military regulations te at> between
pcksss and the sssmys saivsa the snnui Of camp
| iRs.
! took place bsvosd picket lines yesterday soms
Sheep doubt of Uaea tendencies from
enemy and came lines. Our gave them
warmer reception than they expected and aftor most
exciting chase mp the snsmys piekes succeeded
in capturing four Of them. without even drunhead
court martial. The unfortunate dssssts we're executed
/ wur Rocss 4, PRYOR rsyAS.
am credibly informed that General Roger A. Pryor,
who commanded the Florida brigade, vas with his san'
reduced to ,h, ranks for swardo; shea sSgssod ssan.
our cavalry sbe ais skirmish along the Rapdan Tue
General was sl'shtly wounded;
GIsxRAL LIE.
II 10 stated good authority that General Lee has
turned the army shs Potomac Tongstreet has
left The enemy trust the North Carolina troops
v DO picket duty 'front.' have been the
| desertions from their ranks Of ste
osSxnAL rxnar
General Perry is sald TO be In command In our mme
dsss front The authority states that leo In strong
" soriHyIas SIS r--'oa and Intends giving u b...9
should we cross the Rspdao As also states t6s Isss
army suffered Gettysburg than has been record
\ ed, some brigades being almost auninnased
There was heavy nring yessrday afternoon be-
tween our cavalry the enemy towards Orange Court
/ House.
s-~- IL Mi.Frstn, Sept -, 1888.
| CRUSH WIN rm nvssT
A. you are aware, this corps h In the extreme 'front.'
have stated IN former letter that the enemy 10
the habit OF firing upon pckcss from the shelter of
| farmhouse and ofnces
4
officers rode 70 survey picket lines.
They proceeded s,ops extreme right; ard bav.
| ing asccrtaned that the pickets there
| abandoned BY she enemy the party, supported
by the One Hundred spd Twenty sixth New York vonn
tesrs proceeded towards the left Of line where the
rebels under shelter Of some brsastworks and
houses A detachment ordered out 70 recoonoitre
their position The Csneral hims~K with detac chment,
| advanced 90 the b uses. rhsy were with brisk
Gre but the General having ordered up reserve
rebels fed through the woods TO their brsastvorks.
burned the houses The scouting party having met the
enemy pursued than mp 10 their intrsnohmcnis the
4 RapIfap. LIsutssant wicks and Of hh mcn are
slightly wounded, and two minlng. A night
We could no, ascertain their lo~s.
ms iAsnlurs
very welcome gusst, 10 the shape of psymsster 10
! mskiog the rounds II the camp thsss days The
pockets are foil Of gressbscks and their hearts
nshi a. rourth Of July kite. No matter bow soomy
the woarhsr the paymss,sr always brings glow Of
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