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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
THE ARMv or THE CUMBERLAND.
sisiOm a Very strong One-Brags Ont
generated, nnd Obliged 80 Retrcaf-Our
Captures smnII-Brngg Rc-cnfOrccd by
Johnston.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Monday, Sept. "a 1868.
The following important dispatches from Gen.
Rosecranss headquarters originally intended for the
New York press, reached the Louisville papers some
days since, but for qnaccounable not
sent further:
CHATTANOOGA Wednesday, Sept. o'1sG3.
Gems. Wood and Wagner entered this city at II
n. n. The enemy's guard-Pegrams cayalry--left
an hour before. We have taken two steamboats, one
borseboa; and 10 pontoons very few stores and
tcry and prisoners. The Rebel works very strong
The casualties Of the whole expedition Just
killed. Bragg discovered the nanking movements Of
McCok and Thomas on Monday night, and immediate.
F began TO withdraw his troops upon the road TO Rome
Johnston had re-enforced him with two divisions
CHATTANOOGA. Thursday, SEPT 10. 1863
Gen. Eosecraus entered this city to-day. Arch.
bishop Purcell Of Cincinnati is celebrating in tie
cathedral at lis request Nearly a the citizens left
three weeks ago with tcir household goods Very few
returned"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Gen. PlcasantOn's Advance
at the Rapidan.
Rebels in Position to Prevent
His Crossing.
OUR CASUALTIES ON SUNDAY.
GEN. CUSTER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Mond,y. Sept. IA, 1862
Your Correspondent with the Army OF the
Potomac furnishes the following;
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroxAc,
Monday, Sept IA, 1855.
In the affair yesterday we lost killed and 81 wounded
MI belonging to Gen Greggs Division. except one ser'-
ing under Gen. Buford Three guns were captured Gen
Custer commanding brigade in Kilpatricks Cavalry,
had his horse killed and received from the same Dali
slight flesh wound in the calf of the leg
The prisoners taken forty, belonging TO the 10Th
Va Cavalry. Morgan and Chews Virginia batteries
and the Baltimore Light Artillery Of Griffith. Among
them were two officers Lieut.. John McNu:y OF the lat
ter battery, and Scrgt.-Major Frank Ehet, 18th Va.
Cavalry The prisoners attached to the Baltimore Light
Artillery were Corporals Grady and Wallace priya'es
Walter Bell, j. Roane, Nicholas L. Ladd James A
Duncan, Geo. " Cotworthy. Wm. IeIas-an from
MARYLAND; and Robert a. Hunter, Of Alexandria.
To-day all is quiet at Culpepper where the Second
Corps is posted Our cavalry have penetrated TO the
Rapidan River without opposition. 1t is ascertained
that the corps Of Lee and Ewell from tbriy'fSe to
forty thousand and about Orange Court House,
few miles beyond the Rapidan, on the Gordons'iIe
Road and il is believed at headquarters that large
part if not the whole Of LongsireeS Corps has gone
West.
Gen Lee returned from Richmond day before yes'er'
day. Gen Stuart yesterday at the head OF
the cavalry Of which four incomplete brigades were
enumerated Horses and men were in sorry plight
Some in the army have apprehended movement by
Lee upon Mcades flank rear but the discoveries OF
cavalry have given this hypothesis IFS quieus All
Virginia north of the Rappahannock, including the
Shenandoah Valley, is well scented.
Two men belonging 10 the 18th Michigan Cavalry
were captured about ten days ago by guerIilas. On
Saturday they oyerpovered their guard and came into
the lines Of the Army Of the Potomac today bringing
two Of their Rebel cap,ors with them.
Lieut. Carr with Is Of the LIST Indiana Cavalry, Gen.
Eoward's body guard, while on n reconnaissance on
Saturday. heard Of body Of gUerrias. II strong
ahead of them. Chasing them through IAorouehiare
Gap. Lieut. Carr up with them at White Plains
killing and wounding several One Of our men wa
wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
work. BROOKLYN.
The following is copy Of Rebel document found
nj Brownsville near Little Rock

by bits of candles may be correspondents hard
work. BROOKLYN.
The following is copy Of Rebel document found
at Brownsville, near Little Rock
10 the People Of ArSdHsas.
Nearly two years ago assembled by your delegates in Con
pee pie The which led to sepaiion from the
called United States well known to you. they commenced
than thirty and with each uccedng the
gull widened. Notwithstanding the oi.npca'ed viola
iions of Federal compact both in letter md spirit ON the
part Northern States the people OF ue south continued
true nil their constitutional obligations an required the
election of Abolition President by sectional lfhs
and the avowed threhs Of his anaica party to e1cude
the South from the public domain 20 create new states
enough to change the Constitution according to the mode
provided to reform he Supreme Court TO consolidate The
Government by making the will oi majority superior 10 the
Cons'ituon and to opres and Plnnder the minority by
s laws and unequal ta,aon-to the people of the
south 70 OF the danger and degradation that awaited
them.
The in which enemies have conducted this
wicked aud inhuman war and the sr in which begun
ard has been carried proves that separation from
inevitable. and that reunion with item on anv term. Is
impossible The history of civilized affords no parallel
t. the atrocities committed by enemies tie
sirociou. spin, by which they are aciuated Tfcy have
rampied under too, the beriic. Of their own c,ls and
yoad every idndmenta principle Of their constitutional
malice devoted The people Of the Confederate States chain,
and slavery WITH them .n6Juga'on OF the South means
nnaon Of the white II mesns reson ard taxation
Ia every conceivable mode t Yankee cunning could devise
II amalgsnlation negro equality Itmcans depth
Of nfinly ard deeradaion than any which proud
man bnr 20 hnsr the dersion ho he or his children nav
escape these unuitig,d horror. Such nen # any
there be- something tsn Ioro. IN this holy FOX
freedothey FOOLS Our cneme. VIII dis inmate.
The burdens they to pose vii fi upon all alike. for
weaI woe, our detn!ts the same. and mutt BE-
united people
". the mid. Of the greatest the world has
On many bloody battle held Arkansas soldier. have
seasd their voion 20 the ef bcrfy Our enemies
discounted and weysrng Their coun-els divided Dis
content aud dst psryade their popuace aud their
armies melting away oy deseTton Their failure and !
gheons p1nslInrnt will be certain only true 20
ourselves holy and country You may be called
pon TO rndre ye, more dans, and prvaion The cause h
worthy Of them a.
The soldiers who have let the Amy Of Arkansa. TO v,
heir homes III return and rally to the defense Of
heir country against the nyed.r. We to Missouri
cdccm Lcr people nom Federal oppression The blood Of
and murdered citizens cloud 10 u- Let
yeige them Every should feel that his country
acTed, snd be resolved to aid in IL defense.
III II. HOLMES, Lieut.. Comdg.
Liti, Rock Feb. g. Iet1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

UIApQu AKTRRs Army OF THE POToNAC,
Sept. u. le63
The large squad of Rebel descrters that leit
here for Washington this morning, have little TO say
respecting Themselves that has not repeatedly been
chronicled with regard 10 Others They entered the
Rebel army simply because they belonged TO The slave
States and espoused the cause o: TIER neighoorhocd
Not one when he commenced the war. had ghost oi
an idea upon lis political aspects, but as II PROGRESSED
and as rain and cold bad food and homes.cknoss ied
them 70 enquire what they were fighting about they
discovered that II for the interest OF few cunning
slayebolders who were using them as too and monop
oljzng all the positions Of honor aud profit Indeed To
such an extent the supremacy Oi these iAdlyd all
carried that IN many regiments 10 man colId hOd
commission without being STAKEHOLDER.
II Is the pYiey 2; the Rebel GoIeImen, to have 81
least every o6er devoted to sayers i. $50 9g, end
ETe knows thai sGfilierest ID the strongest iueef.
b26fd Al tnvlQlng adhesion, Win eacA oiAcef a de'
fermned Rebel il s d1.cut for prlyaes 70 muilhy o.
escape These desertcrs expressed themselves as aware
tlat they might be despsed for the act but e0id not
really wba feasible object The! could proiHoie p re-
naming where they were IheIe was no Aope o. oehc.
10 themselyes a5g eoua they Pefeeye eny good end
ls be, SOaSasS apTeeaiaG rIa highly TX @ reception @,
frou our soldiers and fl, confident tgt hosc they
len behind were aware of the k.duiss that awaited
them they would desert III iOcks.
These men ell belonged 20 TIE division Of Boo,L
which lef, II sbGrg Tuesday for E.cnond
!or two days. Had they started upon any hostile At
lsInpt toward our army or toward Maryland they
would have been raiiOned for q longer period
Hood is the general who was recently appointed 70
sppersede Stuart command of the Rebel cavalry but
having been wounded al Getysbury was unable al ihe
ume 10 assume tie position. Stuart has been retained
and Hood al tie close Oi last week returned 10 M
former infantry divisiOn which had been cOmnandef
Ly Gen. Law IN his absence.
There are no signs yet OF any intention ny Lee I"
cross tie Potomac again beyond tie reported taA II
the Rebel army.
Much Amusement has been created here by the late
publication IA New York paper o: sensation letters
hOm baltimore Respecting Lees determination 10 at
tack ~ One Iarticuariy in thai 81 the 9th inst was
upon our position by Isl Sept list of the divisions
and brgadcs Of the Rebel army with tLcir officers
tcIpri-ngly given by the correspondent proves 20 be
tie same AZ before Lees late raid Many OF tine officers
mentioned either wounded piisoncrs or comfoIta-
by IN their graves. l. A \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS.
The Lust Ditch Abandoned for the Woods
and WiIderness-AGairs in Texas
Peace Proposition Kejecied-A GLOOMY
state Of Affairs Generally.
The Richmond papers Of the nth inst.
tain The fuIioWiug.

The Richmond papers Of the nth INST con-
tain the following:
BETTER DIE THAN BIZ CONQUERED.
The HhtR has an editorial article under the heai o
Better DE than be conquered" which reveals con
scientiOnsness that, with all their botngs the Rebels
lee their is lost. 1he Vh9 threatens tAat IN the
he wilderness like savsges and there fight against
hunger and cold" ~ long "a they may be able.
AFFAIRs IN TEgAs-n'fLUX or SLAVES, &c.
dispatch from Mobile 9Th inst. gives he following
N reference 10 affairs in Texas:
" Excellent wages are paid in Texas for field hands
Segroes sell at from e. 900 10 81 90 each. Upward Of
10000 slaves have arrived from Louisiana and Mssis
gylL Planters ana speculatOIs are gong bcJODd
nnreyepOrt ~ purchase or hire
Good beef on The foot seils at cents per pound;
vegetables cheap; cattle bring go head coffee 80
brownsville Texas
Palters cLeeriully according tithes TO the Gov
''FsadletoD hps been elected Governor by small
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Attenpt TO Hang the Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,
CMcAXAn Monday, Sept. ID. D

tNcIhNAiI Monday, SEPT. u, I'uJ
As the pa Battalion Of the G3d Indiana Rcg-
mcnt was returning from Terrc Hauie on Saturday. m
attempt sInade to hang the Hon. ID. ". voorhees,
who wss reelected Congress from Indiana at the last
election.
Mr. voorhees, was travelling a passenger in the
same train with the soldiers He was rescued b. the
officers but compelled by the soldiers TO leave the train
AZ Ireeucastc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Surgeon shot by n sentinel.

TOgrRrss MONROE. Sept ~, leo5.
DR.. Drcnen of the gunboat Commodore Jones
was shos last night in Norfolk by asennel Hestared
in boat from kimbcilys vhari 10 cross over 10 inc
Naval Hospital when lie was hailed ly the sehtMe''
Not hearing him. be kep, on his way until he was shot,
and very dangerously wounded. Sewers persons nave
recently been shot ui and some two or three Dadiy
wounded hy these seniinels
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Nn,ni Movements.
LAUNCH oP THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
MtECURY.

The United States steamer Mercury, built a.
a stenm tender for the t. : Navy was launched yeser
day ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at o'clock IN ihe
morning Notwithstanding the comparatively dimiun'
tive Size Of the craft considerable number Of persons
we've present beside nearly ali the worsmen of the
Yald. Miss Meade. daughter Of Capt. Meade OF the
North Carolina and niece oI Gen. Meade christened
tie vessel Tie launch WAS very successful one tax
ing place at the very instant announced Tie Mercury
is a neat steamer of about 80 tuns burden she Is
about 100 feet long 80 feet wide and feet deep h'
hl built OF the beet shitc oak and she mas pe'h got
M generally in strong manner ms steam ils"e
icr machinery vii be more powerful than that ofman!
,,,,e,tes consisting Of very good engine. with large
eylmder After the launch the vessel was hauled INTO
the stream. where she will remain until the authorities
Of the Yard are ready to complete her The engines OF
the old Mercury which alc very powerful will be put
into Ter.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THE new CONFEDERATE STEAM RAMS.
The Reply of Earl Russell to the
Emancipation Society.
Lie Sees no Reason to Arrest The Rams
The Rams to be Paid for by
t.lc Confederate Loan.
The MOniteur on the Admission Of the
Florida to Brest.
ACCOUNT OF CAPTAIN MArFIT.
An Important Pamphlet on Mexico and
the Confederate s.atss.
Speedy Recognition Of the Conlederacy
by France Expected.
ACCOUNT OF CAPTAIN DIArFIT.
An Important Pamphlet on Mexico and
the Confederate S.atss.
Speedy Recognition of the COnIederacy
by France Expected.
PROJECT OF A CONSTITUTION FOR RUSSIA,
CAPE RACE. Monday Sept. "A. 1863.

The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, which left
Liverpool Saturday 9TH inst, via Queenstown Sunday
9th ns passed this point at O'Clock on Sunday even
ing, route to Halifax and Boston She was inter-
cepted by tie regular yacht Of the Associated
Press, aud the following summary obtained:
The steamship China, from Sew.Yorh, arrived at
Liverpool on the ith instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
All the Indiana Troops Ordered TO the
Field.

CNcrNATI Monday. Sept. II, 1853.
The Commerciai has n special dispatch from
indianapolis. which says:
AN the troops in Indiana except the proyostguards
are ordered to the held.
Gen Wilcox is ordered to report TO Gen Burnside.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
To the Associated Pres.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF TIE PoToNAc }
Scrf. IA. lrC3 I

Gen. PleaSanton has advanced to the Rapi-
dan. The Rebels were in position with infantry afiil
lesy and cavalry 10 prevent our crossing.
Orr casualties yc-ferlsy were ihrs@ killed. '"d 10
wounded Among the latter Gen. Custer, not scFi
ouslv. however lie commanded a brigade IN Gen
Kilpatr,cks Division and was wounded while galantly
charging battery Of The enemy in which attack three
guns were captured.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
The Drns, i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Monday. Sept IA 1863.
The draft in this city will commence on
Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

tachod from the Ordnance Department at New-York
and ordered TO the South Atlantic Bockading Squadron
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
DRAFTED MEN MUST REPORT FOR Duty

DRAFTED MIY MUsr REPORT FOR DUTY
udcc Advocate General Holt has published M opinion
in which he SAYS that party drafted and wishing 10
furnish substitute or pay the communication must do So
ON ar before tho day fixed for his appearance. The pr,i
ee expires with that day II he fails 10 report him
self and is arrested dcserer he has still the right
to 20 before the Board of Enrolment and prove mat he
is not liable to do military duty But IT, IN hearing MS
claim TO exemption he is held to be liable lie cannot
escape personal service He is also under such c!rcnm'
stances subject to be proceeded against us deserier'
BIG GUNs.-It may serve to Subduc the feel
ings Of certain people who are in tremor lest
the Rebel rams recently built in England should make
their appearance here and smash us up to know that
we have in our fortications down the bay some two
hundred FOUNDER Parrott red guns. and others carry
ing the $50 pound as nch) shot Tho mouths o these
guns cape upon every vessel entering the port
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Rebel Descricrs-Why They Beenme
Rcbei.-EGcct Of Northern Kindnesa--
Gen. Hood-sensntion RePorss About
Lee. Ac.

From Our Special Correspondent.
UEADQUAgTERs Army OF THE PofoNAC'
Sent II 1rf3 I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Monday, Sept. H. 1903
CORRECTION.
Ii is untrue, as stated Ill the newspapers, iha'
Judge John G. Underwood of Virginia captured Oh
Friday by guerrllas near Occoquan.
NAVAL ORDER.
Lieut. Com. Richard W. Meade has been de-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Mond;y. Sept IA, 1862
Your Correspondent with the Army OF th'
Potomac furnishes the following;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Great Rvifnisp.

The following il Earl Russell's reply to the
memorial OF the Emancipation society, relative TO the
steam rams IN the Mersey:
'" FOREIGN OFFICE Aug l3 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03
Obituary,

Died, At fheUpsoa q Cross Hoads, il the county
Of Louisa or tie 2s.h day o. May, 1865 AuzkLI
nus I RawLEY +. Only Surviving catld OF Ill
John n and Mrs l. kovlctt o. Luaencufs CD.
He Vas member Of co g OH reGiusnt Va cav
aiiy ard while eiet with ,he 'yS hold fever was
.xssn prisone. sus pazoied by tie eceras. IL
sxoasurs to vh'eh lie wss sEkjsctsd Wills 10 tseir
fxn d. ee used iypaois prauronis. o. WATCH, altar
an illnsss Of thres weeks be died.
A. eoon q t~ss known thss Virginia wouie BE-
iay.sed be iess the halls Of the Cn,vsrgiiy. where
rs wa. prc .seuls- h!s s,udIez ws:h IN 90 him
ssif aud psds 80 nIs friends, and spfsns TO arrs,
aroas she i5ss 10 zd in the dsisScs Of h,s native
Ss.s. While ST the Usivesfis7 he ~ss beloved and
fsepec.si both by pzo essor5 sn1 selicw s'udep 8,
on seceuRs o. many OF she's. q IsIslss OF head and
hesr. which mslnIy dis.i Ruth inGn from man
20 his widowed mother be wss q stsf, Achsrishsd
hope and a erepor. IN ter ioneli@ess but, IN the
glow o; young ra.nh 3od. the hsnd Of death has
chiis5 the beating hssEi, snG basisa in the grsvs
the bright hopes c. mother snd many loving
friends soldier he will rs cls.seG his Ii lsaee
and society DO missed Els BODY Fes.g 8. home,
whs:e macy wrsa.hs usy decorate his grave
where many tesrs may be e1ei; vhsrs nlsy 10
rsAsd q no1nraeni to 3 soldier, TO 3 brave and
caring soldier, wio died 10 ths csnss OF freedom
And he sea.s in tns grsTs uosf ga which IL sn
honor 80 tbs Soushern bo2s Iut lei MT kis>ftis ds
wsep without hor: Tor, 20 tbs ioisie- OF aoa .Tao
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sscn TO GoGs viii, SIC Arm re,isEec o. ssYi-
our's love Thea
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AuUrrON sALra..rhls 'bsy,

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j thee miles shove 1asehssisr 20 james rivsr,
q WEDNESDAY. ~ 81 ~ a 5uus. M Of my
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0aft neafy rsw end 70 Of II busAsls Of Iriih
Yotasoss. 'TasM 0aah
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900 do xngilsh Bieaehed 6hiftluga
| leo do Mixed Mohalrs ana Dssases
100 do Blscs Alpaess
500 dozen Ladies Hems.lssh and 0osdsFed L
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900 Do Gents Dordssed DO
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| 900 Bleschsd L,neu Dxmask fabIs Cloths
Linen H1akAbeeks LINN 6heatinKY
Rice UasabricA Oolofsd 0hambrays ia
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| 81 Ribbsd Plush
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| Spool Ooiton
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| Fatigue Jaatets
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| Euspsrds. ButtcIs
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20 do Eeavy Brown H0ee.iufa
loco reams Letter and Os9 Paper
$40 do Commercial Note 90
100 DO Printing Paper, assorted sizss
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Envelopes, Steel Psns, Lead Pencils. 10
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| expected 20 arrive ir time
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les AuctionserA
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AosTlon eA.s.--.s ..... ,..,.


DY VIRTUE Of . decree Of the Olrsuit Ocur,
ID Of Hsnrlco. pronounced on the 5.h day Of
Eu.ohescp. vii: gsoessd to sell, upon the pscmi
ses Gu 01DSE2DAv. The 9th day Of June. 1853
At falei not. tho next Naif day. thsreastsf, com
Menci1g 1t O'Clock p u the Rn II H6f ATu
Ia BE proces'ings mentioned. being the tract Of
lsndi Hsofo0 coarty, on the nsv Central, snd I'd.
jotnir tbs issds Of Mr. % II, Xsns.s, snd Ia.
tstprss the farm cwpsd BY Jssnp = Aisle. upou
the plaos 10 besutiful hu.cins lite 10 srovs OF
large cara Ab.u. IS OF 20 scress are cleared, the
balance heavily wooded
rHRMs. --tins.thlrd cash, or thu whole prefer.
red; he baance at and IL months, for negotiable
no'es, with Interest added ana title retained until
the further order Of the Court
JOHN 3 Young, Oommis'f.
JAl n Taylor Z Goa Anefa ~