The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

has learned he can do.
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~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The taking ofCumming's Point battery
brings General Gilmore's long range Parrott
guns one and one eighth mile nearer the
|clty Of Charleston than they were when
twelve Greek fro shells were thrown into
thacity.
Col. Edward e. Pa:len, Chief Of Staff. TEL
legraphed from Fortress Monroe to day 70
Gen. Halleck' that when on Tuesday after
noon Capt. Chisholm Of the Steamer New
York left Charleston harbor, the rebel FLAG
was still flying On Fort Sumter, but no guns
were mounted and only a. small force re-
NAMED there .ssssss $. s: < .&9s
The monitors and the Ironsides engaged
batteries Beauregard and Bee from 5 A. n.
until 2 3. n. on, Tuesday the 9Th. 4 shell
from one Of the monitors exploded III the
magizine o, Fort Moultrie. and the south
Mesternparallel was Seriously damaged by
ltne explosion. :. =: - 81 = = 5:
"a. !, s. !. s-..- S. - CIH CINNATI, Sept. 10.
The marcia Of Burfsi.ls's army into Knox
vile is said to have been perfect sov ation.
Thousands Of psople of every age. color and
condition lined rhe way with shouts. and
ftears 1nterminsled with martial music. and
Goy reigned supreme. - -,
Burnside addressed the soldiers and neo
pie assuring them Of protection, and HAT
while justice should be dealt out. reyence
twas no part ofths policy Of the government.
Ger. Garter also spake in touching terms
\ OF their sufepinss, and announced its termi
nation. 80 f. >, &
Col. Sarders was called out amid shouts OF
Col: Gilbert was appointed Military Gov.
ernor, and Gen. Carter Proyo:t Marshal
General of east Tennessee. "='.,
A second dispatch says our right wing is
in easy reach Of Rnsccran'sleft. =.
1herebeIs regarded our expedition a. q
raid. until the last moment. The march al
zoO miles was = hard one, but was made in
good order Irainsall arrived in good or
ldor.s y 60.
= -. SAN FnAScrsco, Sept. TO-.
The steamer Grizaba from Panama brings
dates via Morrazilla f.om Gudalaiar, to The
18th and from The City of Mexico to the 10
Of August. r o.. = ..lr
Air.mon had teen appointed by Forcy to
the command OF the French American for.
ces The triumviate notified the rspresen
:atlves OF Foreign Governments that legal
Government is now provided for Mexico,
and requesting them to recorganize the tri
u'nvlratc o. constituting such Government.
Iho American and Central American
Ministers replied that they would continue
to+recognlze the Juarez Government until
further Instructions by. their Government,
Co'nmonfort and Dobledo had published
strong appeals. urging the Mexicans 10 con
.s.'s..s + 10 respect the French. ~ .s J.
-, NEw YonK, Sept. II.
The 7inaes Washington dispatch SAYS
there is scarcely doubt that the Potomac
army Is being depleted to rein ,orcc Beaure
gard ana Bragg Up to within q week
'heEe was no positive evidence that his was
80. but 1t ls n9w red uced to certainty. =
| Our intelligence to. this effcc, il corrobor. .
ted by advices from l.. L. Cronle. Who
writes that Longs,rcc,'s corps has been or.
dered west and south, the larger portion Of
I it going to Bragg. the balance, probably one
tAIsiSlOus ~, Sud5 ltStOn.S -
Hoods Division ofthis corps moved from
their camp near Fredericksburg Tuesday
morning. the 8th. at 3 o'clock and il is quite
generally understood among onr private sol.
pliers that 1t was going to Charleston.
/ a column OF 5000 to 10000 .,en can in
one week bc easily thrown by tho Virginia
and East Tennessee Raisoad 10 Bristol or
Greensville, in East Tennesses. J.
FoRT MoSRog Sept. IL.
The steamer Massachusetts arrived fr..,n
ChaIlestan Bar on the eyeaine OF tho 8th.
On the osh the Weehawken sent shell!
llntoe Moultrie.s magizine, exploding it,
Iihe ironsides sent q shell into Moult,ie
|IiIie: firing and destroying half Of tie TOW 4 !.
Edhe Monitors and IronsiJes boabarded
sllli,an's Island four hours, doing much
ieStensive damAgs. rs. :
. On The 9th, Al II 7. i. boat exned;,ion
left tho ~sqladron 8 storm Sunter.s but
we're repulsed with loss Of 1snumbcr Of
Killed, woanded and prisoners.
IhA. following naval officers wore captur-
|e6on the wallsof Fsrt sumter Lieut.. i.
e : illialhs Esst. =. Pres, on. Ldeut.
|a Q. 1ksamsy, Lsuf Tracey, Lieut.. D.. 1.
ayeads. Lieut.. Bradford, and Ensign B. H.
faston. Tho latter was vouuded.
The Massachusetts leaves ii tie morning
|ser Philadelphia.
New YoaK, Sept H..
The steamer Arsgo. from Charleston.
Wednesday, eyefing, has arrived, Tbe
lTonsides Ard tho Nonitory are still she.ling
MoaItTiea sss IS
Sumter hali not suii1s0drsd
TYes
shell Charlaston. No 1ttack % Tho cisyl
has JET beea made.
WAsHIxaTos. Sspt. L.