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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. II. The Richmond
Enquirer of the llth has the following:
Charleston, Sept 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
TIE FIGHT NEAR GERMANNA.

One buadrel and scventy-iiec soldiers, d!
General Edward Johnston's division, wounds
cl in the fight on FTi,iuy evening. near Gry.
marna Ford, on The south side Of the sa; i
Aao. arrived hya special train Oh tie Contra!
-oaj, yesterday afternoon, at thTcr o'oiock.--
These comprise Ike severely wounded. Tf"
tpta! loss of the division was aii0ut foIT iG"-
ircl ami Fifty killed and woiindc,i, nc,uiin,
Gen. Geo. II. Stuart and Cen. JoncS, slightly
;vcundcl. The frr!aer, we learn. was no, ;'.>
capacitatad from trty by his Injuries. r."
wounded state that Tie battle VAS vcrT scyrrc.
yuhnson's division funnd itsc!., on the aCscT-
aoon of Friday, pittcd aG'inst st whole army
corps or The enemy. undo. General Frcnc''.
!.t ven: in braveiy. ard thoug!l or.numbHr2i
irce to "Hn finally repulscd the ass:iia"t~
nd dro7c them sc7ersl inilnsS Daring tho
nght our forces fell back to 7 better POSITION.
aad in the morning tic enemy Tarc reported
% have occupied tic Sroun4 held by the for
ser on the previous DAY. uu" entire Inc.
from Fredericksburg M, is in readiness ior
tie enemy at any nomcnt. Th;s scr!aus rc
pulse. husScve:, added to the ,i;airGticS r:.j-
Gurcd by the recent rGiIs, will doabtlc:s -
tard his movements, arl enable US n,Jrc ccm.
plcteIv to meet tn:urc emergencies. The en-
envy Is suppose! 10 havn lost upwards Of :
thousand. killed, wore1cd and prisoner, in
this cogacemont.
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rEGM GEN. LEES ARMY.

ORANGE Corar I!ovsE, November CO.
1!Isr2 has hecn ~ lighting since Friday
night, but some skirmishiDg yesterday. The
enemy mudt an attempt to surprise our
pi,kcts On tho czlrcnrc right last night. bus
failed. Nothing dcnc to-day. The Yankees
have eight da-s' ra'!ons, commencing with
last "Wednesday. General riz Lce drove th"
cncmy's cavalry b"c.; across Raccaoa and
Morson's fords yesterday. The fight on FRI
day was mostly with mu-i;ctry--littic OF no
artillery being used on either side.
SIosby fell upon the rear Of Yankee
wagon train near Brandy Station, two hours
before Daylight on Friday mo.rins, burnt
thirty or forty wagons, and brought off ] l2
very fine innles and 20 horscs Mosby's
men report that the Yankees have abandoned
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, and it
is thought they vii! 90 to Fredericksburg ii
whipped.
The Richmond Committee for wounded ar
rived at Gordousrllc to-day. The two armies
are confronting each other in line OF battle,
and it is thought n general fight cannot LONG
be postponed. Lieut.. Gen. Ewel returned 70
the army to-day in improved health. Gen.
J. NJ. Jones, wounded on Friday, will return
20 his conmapd Tomorrow. Tic army is in
the hest spirits. Weather cloudy and cold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
FROM CHARLESTON.

Cu.aLrsroN, Nov. 2s-Shellin: by the
enemy was kept up steadily on Sumter.
Moultrie, Johnson, and Simpkins. to-day.
Two l0-inch colunbiads as Gregg, boa-;ng
upon Sumter, fred seyenty-two shells on the
tort, CT which twenty nine iniSsel. The
enemy ltavo also commenced firing l3nch
mortars from Cummings's Point, and two
monitors wcre engaged, and fired twenty
eight shells, eight Of which missed. During
the night the enemy continued his usual
practice on Sumter with light Parrot guns
Two hundred and fifty seven shots were arel
on Friday night, of which one hundred and
thirty-sx missed. No casualties at Sumter.
Captain Jacob Valentine and two or three pri-
yates in Moulr-ie were severely wounded by
ihc explosion Of Parrot she'll. No casual
ties on James's Island.
Major Elliott he's been promoted by the
President to be Lieutenant Colonel.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE,

BRlsroL, November 2S.-Persons from the
vicinity of Knoxville, Tuesday, represent that
the city is completely invested by our forces,
who were ,belling it all day. The city, north
Of the railroad, has been burned by the enc.
my. TEenty-eight prisoners captured by onr
ca=alry on the Ciinch river, below Beans ss:>
tion, have arrived. All that portion Of the
ssate has been evacuated by the enemy, who
relreatcd to Cumberland Cap, closely pursued
hy our cavalry,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
DESPATCH from GENERAL THOMAS.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25-Midnight.
10 Maior General IIallcc!,, General-in-Cbief:
The O. erations OF to-day have been more
successful than Yesterday. having carried Mis-
sionsr7 Ndga from near Hrssville to the rail-
,,nnd tunnel, with comparatively small loss
ON oar side, capturing about forty pieces OF
artillery. large quantity of small arms, camp
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twenty thousand. Our las; in a-;>outs.- :, g;,-
kucwn-wc Lave six hundred T.:s"acr.
Giant commanded III psrsnn. Wash:a..o ou
sad rnh!,'s artillery lost all the. guns &c.
neral WGlihar, is not seriously woua,ici. 80
. nov here. Governor Harris. who ueh.
through he battle, is 400 here. Our y:ourGca:
;;!c lcSinuin- to arrive. Eragg'4 hc>iquar-
t.rS aro rcw at n.Cold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01
ONE DAY LATER.

We arc irlebted to Commissioner 0ul>i ioi
Eiew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore pit
ncrs c? he 2$d, oath, 18th, 9th and 9th in
,tauts frcm which we make the following cx
tracts:
Under The head Of "Cumrlero Victory oTe!
Gracs's Forces" "The Retcls Driven from
Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga Valley and
Missionary Ridge" Five Thousand P:;sSSn-
ers Captured" &C.. the Herald has the fol
lowing:
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL GRANT.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25-1:l5 ?. N.
70 Major General lIalleck -
Although the battle lasted from carly dawn
till dark this evening, believe | am not i'rc
mature in announcing complete victory o7:,
Bragg.
Lookout Mountain top, all the rife pits ir
Chattanooga Valley, and Missionary Ri,lG.
entire, have been carried. and arc now hclc
n US. u. s. GEAST, i1ajor Gcn'l.
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FROM GA-DETAThS nI'
TIE BATTLE.

ATL.XTA. November 2I.-Tho wires wora
dosa last night AMI yesterday this s:Go o.
Marietta, and have ust recommended york.
Ing. The city is full q conflicting rtpiors.
PASSENGERS who cane down m :lc 4. NJ,
train sny that our line Ct battle is az ChickG-
inauga. ard tina. the men ere not disheartcncI.
or disorsanized.
We lost maDy prisoners; their nurnbcr va
riou,Iy estimated at five thousand aid un-
wards. All our dead and seriously wounded
arc in the cncmy's bands. In the attack o.
Lookup. the cncmy's loss is incSmparab!y
greater than ours. They drove Us back hy
the sheer force OF numbers. Il j not known
if the fight was renewed YESTERDAY.
(sEcoND DIsrATcH,
ATLANTA, November 27.-N.th hing sinro
the morning from tho army. Tx "Confedsra-
cy" learns from general officer. .stdown tl!at
light skirmishirg began on Saturday. There
wasintense firing IN Sunday and ifonlav, end
becoming continuous along the ;7hole Inc ~
daylight on Tuesday.
T!!h battle began hy thc crcr.y chrrsinc
| imrctuous!7 on lookout vita i1-t7 thousand
strong end a5 ihc same tine ccsupyirg tho
! attention OF our right wiES at the foot c.
; Mission ridge. Tue onset at first was no;
| imncsuous. but increased in yiecr rs the da1
advanced.
| Hills corps. commanded b. Breckinridgc
met the shock with unilinching courage
! Late in the afternoon the enemy increased,
and BY repeated attacks made an impression
!; on our lines. At i p. NJ, the left centre
gave way-the enemy pouring through the
! valley like flood. Our troops on Loo!inu;
I seeing themselves cut of, got confused, re
| treating in disorder.
| During the night, the enemy not pursuing
ire remnant of onr +: was withdrawn Il
Mission Ridge, wlr"sH our troops were nlasset
/ for the morrow .it!e. Some Of onr c"m
! maods on the Z were captured.
/ On We1nesi Jay, before sunrise, the enemy
advanced his whole force with ardor upon tho
F.: works at the foot Of Mission Ridge. IIardee
icommandiug, then met the attack with Won
dertul vigor and success. Charge. af.cl
charge was repulsed. Five hundred dead IN.
in front of our works. Our right stood firm
The battle ceased at dark on Wednesday
: After rightfall the enemy improved his posi-
ton on Lookout, posting batteries tn enfiadt
POSITION on Mission Ridge, neces5itating it
Cvacuaticn, when our line fell back eastwar,
Of Aii,sion and behind Chickamanga, wher
il INV stands. The battle was not renewet
on Thursday. Ourloss in killed and wounded
is not thousand: the enemy's is at leas
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tn! garrison eq'iraso, ios;l!e> ts' arms j.:
tho hands nS prisoners.
We cHpture t;yu iaousa,sl prisoners. T.!
whom trn hundred wcre ..!Ercrs o! az grade,
from colonies down.
WSwill rursrc tie cncny in tie .no::in::.
TnVcond"ct ai tic oiicors ani :rsors wa,
cTeryEliEg ,h"t .ouid L. csps.t.d ...
E.;asinnar5 Ridge :c::s carried si!iu!.aucorS.
L. at six different rHirts
GrouGE II. Tnrn:s, Mai,r Gen.
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BRILLIANT DETOUR UPON TILE ENE.
MY'S REAR.


The taralry "arm CT the service" in North
c-n Virginia IS again making i:scl!' terrible to
tha e:ea,y. The exploits Of slcSbT are I0#-
kim; up in Importance what they have latel.:
: lacked in number, and the accession Of rhc
Young and dash;ns E3sscr to the posi- Q: .
brigadier is alreadye marked with results
which forecast for him fa:urc Of distinction.
On Friday last. we learn from passengers from
Gcrlonsville, Gen RosSer made ie9u? upon
he cncmy's rear between the Rapnahanroci;
and tie Rapid Ann, in tho vicinity cf E'y'S
Ford, and captured large ammunition train,
destroyed the greater nunhe7 Of the wagons.
and brought of tllcao hundred horses, several
Of the. best wagons aad ninety. three prisoners.
On Thursday, the same scarce informs US.
! Mcsby made a circuit into Culreper, came
uooa Mnade's hca iqnarters on tho railroad,
! few miles this side of the court house, sur
priscd and captured one OF Meade; clerks Of
| aids, burnt the cars, which comprised the
headquarters, and brought oil g number Of
Yankees. together with alarge lot of horses an',
; wagons. Isismore than probable that;he iio@en
wagons, and most Of the prisoners were cap
tured by Mosby in Fairfax, and that he hnrn
! ed the cars on his return. The prisoners froo'
! these raids have arrived in Richmond.
! DESPATCH FROM GENERAL LEE.
HEApo'Rs ARnr NoRrHERH Va.
. via Orange G.. H., Sunday, j. N.
10 Gen S. Cooper:
! A rain storm prevailed all day yesterday
No movements of any Importance in c;the,
army. This morning the enemy is denloyinl
il our front in line Of battle.
r. f. LEE, General.
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LATEST ERelI THE VNsTED. STATES
We bare :ecri7ei tho foitt wing summary Of
news froa, the Baltimore "Gsz2tta' OF :hH
:.,;l ar,i 2G;l inst:
IRoN CHATTANOOGA.

news froaa the Baltimore "Gazet:a" Of :he
-,ia ar,l 2;;iI inst:
IRoN CHATTANOOGA.
! Ths following cGicia! dispatches hay: been
received g. the War Depsrtmen'
! CHATTANOOGA, Nyv. ~, l. 7. M.-Iastcr.
G,r. at hafraqs - O'clock, Gems. Granger
and Taarer's corps, supported ~ Gen. HJw>
arl's, we're advanced directIyin front OF cur
i"rt:H.ati1n@. drove in the cncn1's picE"'s,
and carried lis frs iinn cf r,tn.Tits hctwcco
Chattanooga and Carriers Creek. We CAP
turcd nine Commissioned Ci.ccTS ard a!scutiOn
enlisted m,n Car loss vas a11ut cne hundred
and ciuYc'i iLaA.
: 1b-,lny t'.n. ll~ol;a", in command Of Cen-
rY's division rT lAe l2.h co:rs, and two bri'
;-adcS # lAo li;h corps, carr';rc! the nor,h
s!,pc Of I.yoGcu5 Mountain, with snail loss Q"
cur SIDE and a Joss 70 TIE cacmy Of ive oc six
hundred prisoners The killed AMI wounded
arc not reported
There has been continuous fighting from y
'st''5}f: ghtEan, bHa i:2aps
have galnntly repulsel every attempt OF the
cncnIy to rctaka the position.
Gen. Sherman crossed the Tennessee river
lcforn daylight this morning at the mouth ot
Gyu;h ChiCkamauc:, with thr"e divisions ni
tha 18th corps, ona division oG tho ! itL corps
and carried TIC northern cz.-cn!ty or Mis-
stGaaTy i;i!"o. Gar surrcss sH i:!r has been
complete, ali he behavior Gi or troop: IL
iairG!ic.
lS:gncij GEo. II. TMa%As, Maj. Gen.
CH.rrA:Oo2A, NGv q. G p. M--Tl:c fi.:l:
t1GHY as progressed 'av":.i!y. Con. ShcF-
1"an c:,~s;ol ,:c on! "f Mis- ,;2aarY !s:icc. on,!
liz rigs; is l5,? /. ,hr T;;u.ic aYI IL @ft II
Cn;a&mieaug: Greek.
Tho tro5ns ;rc', Loc.i0a: Eai!ar carried i;3
poi.; "I !.:s r1Gantau. md NOW ..u!! tic ctss
rr;r -'ore nd the point his!! -. cInnot YET
tell ':.e arao&rt Of casualties, l.r. our l3sf is
not heavy.
Cen. iim!cr reror:s 2,C10 prisoners taken,
besides which 81 snla! number haze ?Ilien ":n
car iIan.'s ;rjn, Missionary R'i:c.
iSigrcal L. 5. GRANT.
iIai. Ga-craA
CGA!TA:onGi, olnv 2jth-E:ag.; cracvale,:
he summit Of Lookout Mountain last "isnt
#Gi cmr traapa n+cu:.y it. T:.r rEcmv, h'.N'
cv"r, .',ii holds the rife pits on thr 'a.:c ri
Missionary Ride.
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vsHANY MORNING. NOV. 81, 1868.
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.rrNNE J0NyENTIoN S"HEIE-
T,RNER'S" OBJECTION.

- r.-,.c-." il ;he Wing Of Thursday,
ys.el,.. -G;a. discusses at larg,h to
.r@.,r, g. i5c late Bank Convcrti"r, and
49,. - 2tcv,;on will tend to aggravate
r.,'- 2, an .el!cve Cur present ca.ha:rass-
..,z:,%
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lS;gnclj GEo. II. Tn3&AS, Maj. Gen.

CGA:TA"onGi, c.Inv 2jth.-E::acg crac;;alej
he summit Of Lookout Mountain last "i:ns.
#Gi cwr tra.pa n:cu:.y it. T"r "Eemv. how
cy"r, .,,ii holds the rife pits on tlr !":c nj
Missionary Rirl;c.
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OF THE DRAFT.
LIST OF DRAFTED MEN.
First District.

QUEENS COUNTY COMPLETED.
Want of space yesterday morning compelled
us to leave out the following names OF the uri.cu !"
Queens County. These complete the LIST OF tno iS' DiS
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Nspsieen II1.-MrIirO. and President Lin
csIn's Adininisirniie n-shnli We HIVE
q War With Iraneef
No. I. NAPOLEON III.

Napoleon Ill, as 10 has chosen TO style him
self though he did not reach tho throne by inheritance
holds ruch deupoiic power ms 10 has by Of tho
army which made him Emperor The policy by which
he Is acus.ed and from which 10 has mover desiated
Is apparent 1t IL iha, which circumstances prescribed
for him. Tho problem lie ooncoIsos himself called upon
" solve H. how 10 maintain himself and TO found and
pcrpctuntc dynasty.
Tho reticcnoo acquired from his imprisonment in the
Castle Of Ham, and the reliance which he has been led
TO place in the Judgment of competent counseoTs by lis
failures at Strasbourg and Boulogne when he acted
upon his own views and by his In tie coup Ga
when be moved on the suggeston Of Others probably
cause him to DO estimated n II Intellect for
from the best lights before ho appears ~ poas, M
not more than respectable capacity. His idee, Napo
ionenhs are some OF them good but crude and
fragmcnary as to chow that tho mind Of their author
after bc had arrived ut manhood 80 little trained M
be incapable OF continuous md connected literary
effort. In morals he seos not 10 DO below tho average
Of crowned heads.
Having given TO the people all civil liberty possible
except the liberty Of thworting him. he has guarded
their rights Of persons and property with tho utmost
cure and hns labored TO extend the territory and
strengthen tho power OF France. Whatever may be
achieved by France undor his guidance not only adds 10
his rcnown but at the time tends TO continue the
sccptor to his SON. Knowing that the Of tho peo
pie, whether Republicans or Legitimsis regard him as
usurer he has permitted no safe opportunity Of en-
gaging In war u pass unimprovcd. for when at war
his army and navy Gun be noroascd without cav. 10
sides whom ut war ho is insured against assassination
10 overy fanatic Red Republican and BourbOnist then
considers 1t important that bis life should 10 spared
rather than that France which DO represents. should
suffer dofeat
Wers 10 70 die during tho minority Of his son Frsucel