New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
FROM CHARLESTON.

the following
FROM CHARLESTON.
CuARl. ESTOY, Oct. ~. -Four monitors opened
FIRE at II o'clock this morning on Fort Sumter at dis
taree OF one mile The firing ceased between aiid
O'Clock this aites noon. The firing from Gregg Wng,
ntr and the center battery. on sumter johnson, ana
Simph ms has been heavy during the day. NJ lis
o'c,t,& dis morning the enemy fired or solid Sho'
from .lc ccuor battery into the city. Only one build
isc she Union Bank. was struck. NO person injured
A report from FoIs Johnson SAYS that me cncmys
Slisrach RON Sumter states that Of the encmy's
GUS In the batter, east Of Gregg has burst. From
iaoeloek to lis afternoon 60 sh2is Weis lr'd a.
Sumter Lieut. Brown. Of l.h Gemg!a MORALLY wound
ed: At Fort johnson P.i,atos l:ccles, killed.. and
Davis. wounded. Our batteries steadily replied 10 the
CalelrsTox Oct cs-The FIRE on Sumter flcm Gregg
wGfncI and three moncls has beer inccssant since
10 u'chck this morning. The monitors drew OF ut
thls evening. but Gregg md Wagner are still firing rap
Idly from 800 pound iaiIott guns t'9 SLOTS have been
fred al Sumter ~ Of which have missed. They were
nearly ali directed at the scaface 80 damage OF conse-
qucnce TO the fort hut the seAwall is pretty well bat
tered.
TIE Ere ~ FcI johnson has not been heavy to-day;
Few shots fired sun, ans Island. oar batteries
keep up regular te Making excellent Shots ana sur
passing tie enemy IN accuracy. Not single casualty
reported at forts Sumter honirc or amy OF the oaiIef
There has been 10 further firing on the city. Some Of
tho shells thrown were picked up and found 10 he hled
with Grccs Are The which struck The Union Bank
f in cistern, and the others also in wa;cs Heavy
firing is still going on
SECOND DIsrATcH.
CHARLESTON Oct. 2g-Bstferies Gregg and Wagner
KEPT upa continuous tire Sumter last nieh-he mon
iors taking paft dining the nahf. There were no cas-
uaes and Molor Elliott, commanding. reports all wei
ard ~ good spirits. There very little firing from
the enemy Oh the other Notifications. Our batteries
kept up regular fIe Oh Morris Island One gun at
Battery Gregg II reported 10 have been sienced last
night D.. shot iroG NoutTio.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHAMELEON Oct. 2e.-1hc encmy's fire to-day was
exceedingly severe and concentrated altogether on the
teafacc u Sumter. Seven hundred and seventy nine
sLo;s fin, from Gregg and wagner AID two mon
iois. eighty q which missed. One man was killed at
the fort to-day. There IS heavy bombardment SIN
CHARLTON Oct 5o-The hornbardneut Of Sumter
Las lec- heavy and continuous all night from Gregg
and Wagner and the cciter Battery 1t Is reported
that OF the monitors burst gun and retired with
her trei M bled No further asualics reported tuis
morning Heavy firing from 20 and pNpolnd far.
Io,s stu progressing
CHARLESTON Oct. 3O--ilc bumbardmcnt Of Sumter
today j. regarded as the heaviest that has yet taken
ylace Prom sunddNn "Wednesday 10 shutdown on
faarsday ~ shots Of every cahie from ljinoh NOR
tar t. so Founder larrutts aud downward have been
thrown ni0 and against the Fort. The Only casualties
have been the ssnt woundns OF seven pfiyates 81 the
l2th Georgia Re inent.
TIM evening he enemy opened FIRE from mortar
battery Cummings Point upon the northeast angle OF
tack and sustained tine hrant OF the nln. oday They
spUfaT avoid fri the city ssf Of the fort. The
eTerys batteries engaged were thore al Gregg Wig.
nef and Cummings Point in addition 20 three monitors
The tombaSLe If Sumter stil goes on. but the Ire j
good deal s.ackcned. Our batteries continue 10 tre
toWt ana uehnerieiY 'he eA"y ~ p'''eh' P'!'"b j."
atieAtoDitO them.
PROM CHATTANOOGA.
ATLANTA Oct. 3u.--NO news reports from
above by telegraph The following has been received
MISSIONARY RIDGK. Oct. % The enemy have crossed
advisor at Browns Ferry three miles oeow ehaa'
which they apparently iortiiylng rapid shchins
Of camps on the west SIDE oil Lookout Mountain W.
casualties reported. Heavy skirmshng anticipated Cd
our lpn
date says: Two divisions. Howard's and Hooker
came down yesterday from Bridgeport 10 Lookout al
lev and were joined ny Changers Corpsiast night,
which crossed at Browns Ferry. three miles below
Chattanooga Jenkinss division attacked TIE enemy az
O'Clock This morning and captured a number o.
wagons and - prisoners. The enemy now occupy TIE
west side of Lookout Greek aad Longsreeis orces the
easi side.
PROM LEES ARMY.
CORDorsyIILE Oct. 27.-1hcrc was a report
ed cavalry ssirnish at Beaes Station yesterday The
enemy attempted 10 capture wagons. engaged IN
lauhng railroad iron nom the torn up track. INC!
were attacked by cavalry and driven OIL Our loss
IL reported at four killed and about 80 wounded The
k.s oi the enemy is unknown. Five Yankee prisoners
vete brought here today two Of whom dcscrcE
Gop1oNsvIiIF Oct 2e-TLe skImish at Bcalcton.
on Monday was between JOhnsOn's division and large
body Of the enemy. 1t commenced early in the morn
mr. and lasted four hours The enemy were DIS
mounted and were driven back three miles. Capt ,
seabod lIiungaTian) \. d. e. 10 Cen French captured
at Bealeon was sent through herctoday for Richmond
Two guards kept by Meade 10 protect property on
the line Of retreat, we're also sent through by Gen. Lee
to-dGy. 10 be EDcouditOnnIy returned AOne. ne
enemy reported 10 be concentrating at "aTfeAtoh
Junction,
JEFF. DAVIS AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Oct. 29.-The President delayed
his departure to-day in consequence Of the arrival 81
Vice President Stephens Gov. Harris Of Tenn. and
others, TO confer with him. lie VIII eaVe tomorio"
for the coast. via Macon
OPERATIONS IN sBQUATCHIB VALLEY.
ATLANTA Oct. 26.-Our cavalry continue ac-
ra,ins in the Sequatche Valley to the great an.
noyance Of the enemy On Friday they captured the
torious Col. Cliff Of Tennessee, with his escort and
uails-the latter containing orders 10 Burnside.
FROM BAY ST. LOUIS.
PAsCAGOULA, Oct. pa courier from Bay
ST Louis says that hundred Yankees, under cover
Of the gunbOat Commodore landed at that place on tie
2sd surprised and attacked our cavalry, "Oundng one
man slightly and Capt. Marshall severely through the
BODY They recaptured four prisoners previously taken
bued four houses pundered the place, and carried Oh
some negroes.
FATAL DUEL.
AUGUSTA, Oct. pa duel took place near
fhs civ this morning between G.. A. Reed OF Augusta,
aud r. Copeland Of Maryland The latter was Killed.
SHOES FOR THE ARMY.
We learn that there is great want OF shoes
t ,b army many of brave soldiers being mt this
Indictment season Of the year actually baleiooted
Whet arc the surings Of the poorest citizens TO those
which our gallant army has III many forms endured
But such destutOn as this ought not 10 exist moment
longer than II known. That there blOiu pc single
barefoot soldier in the army which defends ltc,mphd
much half brigade il shame ana scnhuai mn
Richmond much as she has already done VII never
,er1uit lRichmOnd Dispatch, goth ut
NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN'
Army VOTE OFFICIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH from brandy station, Oct 20 1865
Twelfth Regiment: Companies II ana ID, rom
Granville COpnty-For Hon. 4. II. Arlington. 3O for
Joseph Turner (consersatiye), noae. Companies Z.
and * from Warren COuniy-FOr Arlington, SO;
Turner none. Company H. froin Nash County -Aning'