Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

trrirs aud drove the rebels 0ul, W. kille.,
wounded and capruri about iva aun,r,l.
Stan Waite mpo tel NJ Lisl"n yesterday,
with five Thousand men,
IousviLLE, Oc. sth. Nothing from shcr.
man, hut hc ~ hrlir,"d u be- repairing tho
road miworn Altoona uml Atlanta. Res
sr"n epor that r"r,st rsrapr,i him by
crossing he Tennessee river on Hat hoai',
above nn'l b low o cnc", Oh The 9TH. while
~. &c. h"s-'nn wns detained by high water IA
sh""' 'hck nnI Elk river.
ALf'o \, nct 9.--To Gen. Hallcck, CHIEF
OF SIni'-l reached Keun, saw Mouuinm,
Oct. Giii, just in time To witness At dis
'anrr ma nlinck on A'ioon,. had nniio,.
patel TINS attack, nml hn,l ordered rciuiorrp.
m"nls fam Rome. The attack was m.,npl
irpulsrd. Tee enemy losing iva bunh,l
dead. on" rhousanl wounded and prisoners.
Our. lass seven hundred.
The enemy crprurrd small garrison at
Big Shn" y, aud ''s o,"'l Sven mills ot
railroad hu we have Aroma anil Atlan,s
and MI Irnr" of povi> ons.
l'o"' Observing our app oa' h moved bqes
Ia Baton nni Van Worth. ln.n w,iching
HIM IL case he tries to reach Roule or
Kingston.
Atlanta is secure to us, aml this army
better "if than in camp.
(Sipncd) W. SHERMAN.
U'ANrEE. Oct. 2lst--I an inclined to be-
licve thai Sherman has evacuated Atlanta,
that part o' Hnuls army is there AM THO
balance north of the i'ha'nhoochre.--ll. y.
Sheridan saws that he commenced NOS
ing buck on Yesterday from PorI Republic,
Mount Crawford, Brilgewater and llarri-
sOnburg. ...
Mninr Gen s. r. Bnrbridgr, under dn's
Of Wnmlsrock. lTil, saws: We met the EN-
envy vt Snlrdcll On the 81 and drove HIM TO
his works whrrrhe wasrntrrnchrd IN heavy
force under Echo's Williams AMI Vaughn.
In the evening our ammunition gave ont nhS
wirnrrw the command ia excellent order
and spirits. The enemy greatly outnura-
berd us.
The Richmond Dispatch says affairs In
the Vail " are no, uninvnrhb'e for us. EAR
~ still continues to press back Sii"rrid'sis.
Our cavalry hold possession OF the n"rtti
bank of the North r,ver.-Tlr main holy ~
the federal force las fallen br,k beyohd
Hnrrisonhurg. Their force is estimated at
from 70 to 10000.
New YORK, Oct 10 u shua Bates OF
Barring BIO hers dead. Nothing yet from
ii c RonnO k.
Aft il n. Petersburg remain unchanged;
there are fears the enemy will cut loose from
the Northern lines and mass their entire
force and ov"rwhem Sherman's region, to-
king possession Of Mississippi and snrroup~
ding country.
The Hcrnld's special from City Point says
the 10Th corps have been itahGusered "nt
of imprrgnnble Notifications a. bahn
farm, and all the groun'l lost in that QUAR-
ter within the past ten days regained by the
enemy.
Wnr Department, Washington Oct. TO-
Con Sheridan has arrived nj Strasbmre,
followed by the enemy cavalry, and sharu
cnnonadng has been heard from that di-
recti0n.
Wilmington papers say the enemy appear
to be making preparations for determines
attack on that place, u number of vessels
hive recently been aided 10 their feet. Pres
iIent Davis has returned 10 Richmond.
AMpEN, Oct 22.-A cavalry force OF
nbout seventeen hundred AMI II ~ came out
or Little REX, and pushed On 10 within one
mile of Princeton. when two hundred ana
ffv were detached aud sent below Prince
ton. Two lies on the q mlcn road. Col.
Ioqan attacked the advance Mt once, ana
beinp reinforced by Lieut.. Colonel Miller,
drove them through Princeto, on u gailop,
the whole force then returned on the Little
Rock road. closely pursued by Col. Logan,
who says he will push them to the wall; >,
Nothing later from east or North. H.
From the Galveston News. 20
The telegram ofycs'erlay confirms, IN the
main, the dispatches ofThnrsl"y. uen; LEG
has gained important advantage n'rtn o.
lanes river, driving the enemy 'o"r'eeh
niles from Richmond. Gen. Early has de-
reatea sheridan, and driven him back sixty
Eve miles to Srrasbnrg, wh'rc or cavalry
was still fighting him. Sheridan w'i' go
back TO Harper Ferry, where he st"r'Hd
from. and thus end his graf victory where
/, hogan. sheridan objective pn'nr was
Lynchburg--a place OF v''al impoi'ance 70
Gen. Les. /; one that he could mt afor' 70
lose. GEN Echos has defeated Burnruae
in Western Virginia. Everything IN me
grand uld State bright and cheering ,h