The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
Telegraphir Me1rs,

|Itlegraphir @e'rs.
~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
| Inc taking ofCummiDg's Point battery
brings General Gilmore's long range Parrott
guns one and one eighth mile nearer the
city of Charleston than they were when
twelve Greek fire. shells were thrown into
thascity.
Col. Edward g. Pa:len, Chief Of Staff. tel
eegraphed from Fortress Monroe to day 70
den. Halleck' that when on Tuesday after
noon Capt. Cbisholm Of the Steamer New
York left Charleston harbor, the rebel flag
was still flying On Fort Sumter, but no guns
were mounted and only small force re-
NAMED there.
The monitors and the Ironsides engaged
batteries Beauregard and Bee from 5 A. NJ.
until P. n. on Tuesday the 9th. A she'll
from one of the monitors exploded IN the
magizine o' Fort Moultrie, and the south
4 western parallel was seriously damaged by
1.-THE explosion. - .s*>,-.
- - C1sc1NsAq1, Sept. 10.
1ne march OF Burnsi''s's army irto Knox
vile IS said to have been perfect ovation:
lhousaods Of psople of every age. color and
conditien lined The way with shouts, and
tears lntermifsled with martial music, and
'Ijoy reigned supreme.
!, burnside addressed the soldiers and peo
pie assuring them of protection, and that
while justice should be dealt out, revenge
was no part ofths policy of the government
zen. ,Carfer also spake in touching terms
: OF their suferinss, and announced its termi
nation.
Col Sardcrs was called out amid shouts o.
welcome.
Col. Gilbert was appointed Military Gov.
ernor, and Gen. Carter Provo:t Marshal
General Of east Tennessee.
"A second dispatch says our right wing is
In easy reach OF ofRosccran's left.
The rebels regarded our sxpedition as q
raid. until the last moment. The march o
1oO miles. was hard one, but was made in
good order. Trains all arrived in good or
der,
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
1he steamer Grizaba rom Paaa,a brings
dates via MorrazIa from Gudalajaro to the
18th and from the City Of Mexico to the &c
Of August.
Mirsmon had teen appointed by Forcy to
the command of the French American for
ces. The triumviate notified the rspresen
:atlves OF Foreign Governments tha, a LEGAL
Government is now provided for Mexico
and requesting them TO recorsaaize the t,i
ulnvlra,o as constituting such Government
Tho American and Central American
Ministers replied that they would continue
to'recognze the Juarez Government until
further instructions by. their Government,
| Commonlort and Dob|edo had published
strong appeals, urging the Mexcans to con
st''-"s 10 raapect tho French ., .
~, ~. New YonK, Sept. IL.
| The Tmes Washington dspatch SAYS
there IS scarcely doubt that the Potomac
army is being depleted to rein 'orce Beaure
gard ana bragg. Up to within week
'hete was no positive evidence tha! his was
so. out IT ~ now reduced to q Certainty.
Our intelligence 20 This effcc, is corrcbora
TED by advlces from l.. l.. Cronle, who
writes that L'ngs'rcc,s corps has been or
dered west and south, the larger portion OF
1t going 10 Bragg. the balance, probably one
division, to Charleston.
tlood's Division Of this CORPS moved from
their camp near Fredericksburg Tuesday
morning. the 9Th. at 3 o'clock and it is ouite
lgenerally understood among onr private sol.
pliers that It was going TO Charleston.
r. column OF 1900 to 10000 nen can in
one week be easily thrown by tho Virginia
and East Tennessee Raijyoad 10 Bristol or
Greensvlile, in East Tennessee.
Fort MoSRoE Sept. IL.
ne steamer Massachusetts arrived fr.m
Cna'les Bar on the evening of the s,h.
Tn the 9th the Wcehawken sent q shell
lnto Mouitr'e s magizne, exploding it
ine lrons1dcs@ sent she'll into MouIt,ie
,IylI'e, firing and destroying half Of the town.
Ihe Monitors and Ironsi,Ies bon,barded
iSulIlvan's Island four hours, doing much
jeNensive damage.
On the 9Th, at l. r. ". a boat expedition
left the squadron q storm Sumter. but
! were repulsed with loss Of anuuber Of
Killed, wounded and prisoners.
! Ihas following naval officers were cautur-.
|ed.on the walls Of Fort Sumter Lieut.. F.
Z. !. iIIiafns, Lieut.. ). w. Pres on. Lieut,
e G: 2Reamey, Lieut. Tracey, Lieut.. D. L.
Aeade, L'sut Bradford, and Ensign q. FL:
i Patton. The latter was wounded.
The Massachusetts leaves in the morning
for Philadelphia = - 49,. .
/ New YoRk, Sept. L..
:. The steamer Araso, from Charleston.
Wednesday esering, has arrived, The
ironsides and ths Monitors are still she.ling
Mouitrica xs . - !
Sumter had not SURRENDERED
The Union force were erecting works 10
shell Charleston. No attack on the civ
has yet been made.
i -
| WAzH1sGToS, Sept. l2.
iumors have been current to-day that
Charleston has been burned, bu. Their ca.
not be Traced to any r.Iiab.s source. We
have authority. however, for stating th.t
III. when hs got full possession or Morris Is
land. General Bsaurrgsrd did nat surrender
| he would threw incsndialy shells into the
jci.T, br the purpose Of destroying i. 4. +.
Issversand bass of supplies for Confederate
sstores.
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