, 1864-07-26
Mllieagp Mribnue.


=; "' s ~ w " 1lo 'esono 1n'
"'-4~A ADtaA Ill =" out LII
+1 6'e N ~"e1s a4o caoace catne'
's'' 'o' .0e r'eo0oeion VI A1aaota' 10 u
1s"0eo ~ 'oe'eAu 4o' III 'ne'1'Ao1e snf1ea
80 'A47'0' "a ~ ie'tea'' oaacr nea
~ '.'' ap''en' GUN >osnoc1' Tue feo
1 ~4e ~" 'a'3 st'ctna'''e' aoo ou'
VII '"' o''e'noon o1 "eanesoay, tut
'o ''ss "e1e 11ee Of a most desperate and
'A'eau4l' co""encias on Howard
'ns' ano A'eoo1ne along our whole
~'ns' NJ :oc' oeei'e'ase VIII LIE c1tremit,
~ 1ntn re1n' 4ooent 1kc Wild beasts, and
~Ds'' LII" p'ieo oead III tfoHt Of our stauncl
~ ~N'o o1a'efy IN Tue assault and
~ ~. t'e'3sance fe'tnef ever cS-
-,,., =. %De nseIo's u Lille "hf. Al night
'etifeo' 1'a''ns t4t'eo to
''s'A our nnes' though With loss Of over
a''ooo IL Killed, wounded and missing. This
success carried our Whole ur,ny forgard. and
with light .li,misbinp m Thursday thu
rc,.o,v ,x;,...,u.
'4'' t0s NUNS
oi4 Friday, ID: ring # fire lavi,4. uRrrow-
~ CLOSED in upon them the rebels made
::aotnsr tr rtic.,ly desperate nttcmp n
Turn tt,. .I.,,tc.. ,.o,n.t y, I'D ~ ,sr,
! ,i,,. H., ,,- .,s :, W. 's''
- 49, -4'"4S n'e0 -A4e1 ae1-on' re-
p 'ea tc'11nc onset from Inaesed force
III the cDtm7. So dercc was the assault TINT
our line once wuye.ed, but tue noble hoyh
OF Lc.u1s and B1,r's corns r,7,;oa ana ,,,,.
1,,cl t,o goo ,,;+,
'.''' 'as"
''n ''4'o -ueu "oSAa@ 81 LUIS part Of The
e'fuseS4le 1eA1 1ne zero Mcpherson. ii two
q clock I'll Friday afternoon the advance of
our .ru, entered Atlanta.
II is not nj urfscnt wr,t,rc ~ j.. H.
,a, - ~
-, 'D4a 'Aa' 'ae ely Is OUTS.
= ne e"ei"s "e1e SILL oaspntns our posses
'slon, but tr1Eelcaty charucterizicg tnctr
t,wn hold as relaxing b5 burninr tle r,,st
:s.orchouses, whosc contents theY could not
.-c1i:t,ve, preparatory to leaving IL In IN.
hands. Atlanta must be ours err this I,
has become ours by the most fudefans;h}c .,f
titles, purchased as the gage Of hard fonrht
buttlc. Sherman has dore what be wss aet
10 do-l,us beaten tile enemy. They a-c mi
to be transferred to Richmond. tn ontnnnher
SIN Nirginia, while our army II c;eorpia crasn
entity and deserted noeItions W ho,a
7llrwu the fields Of oar trinmnh With ryhc1
Lead. and inflicted frrcporahle disee+er, ~,
INC rebels in men and material md sherman
:uv stands with his v,ctor,ons +roons M tbo
srrsh1,taa of thr ,n,,-moet shr;re ef ~ 49,
..<1,iuu. nitler from all the more cvnosca
,e.r1uus OF thr sout, baye hem rathored the
sran,, and pecu,,.r .ressnrrs NJ scccss,.
rhc choices: slaves 7he n1atc +bs coins thc
nu,rr;a1 uo.,;I a, ,be T,,tad5.,,1 T. .a.,
.e,A,,, into th, r..,; - thot ia ndS Gor t,,s
.rst ,io,r Invaded N.w inacca h,s hor~ov
L ,t,ar,p Wi fist .-,a of thr Conf.derocv
~ ;re 1nI,dfu1 of ,,ast cxperi.nces Il
T. i be safest to await the certain tnt e1lf.
cucc ,uat Gen. Suermau's yictorg is COM
lcte, l,efore we seek to discuss all the 3d.
Antaec Of hi: triumph. But euongti Is now
uovn 10 give assurance of shst viii bc
We are able TO give some inform alton rein. |
We to Eous5tau's great raid into the heart
Georgia, where, /. was reported in our
II lssHc. liz hGd occupied Montgomery ]
4c emA.l map We pu ollsu will give sutii- |
c!lts clear idea Of the relation Of this i'm |
,r>ant raid 10 General Sherman's campaicn.
rucf.41 Rou.sc,u has met with little or no re
.taucc. hut 1us visited heavy loss on the
htls. II, tie destruction Of bridges, .utlls.
ii 1aiiro:.d truck, In crossing the Cooss
scr. Ala,, .ma> H.. DESTROYED two euall
eau4ht,:ts, cmploye;? by thc rebels on that
rca.u, lie Was, :. last accounts. moving
!, having met ro serious resistance
llc raid is deye,p,:;ur this fact-that the
,'a,, ,'"'.a ,>,,,.,.t.,c, ~, .,.a;. ts"oa ~ ~
"nloFtanc,'' ~ z!ahs. ana u S!re'ula'
sle oens onis suiAa ga11asons is'l u. ual"
'1Sn. foln'o: ope.tAa "nu ~o'aWous a'e
p''iat1'e a-on '. toS .a!u' oota
Eo' ''''ut po'Ate. 'ii'ca at.cna7u W, 'en.
'usscan WILL fetu11 's any foute 1nlt may
III best.
At st Louis, Il 4em OF fellow, named
arlrss L. Hunt, recently dismissed from
Belgian Consulsesp, has attempted to set
nsc3f up as eon6ttr0tor. aud failed in tue
-iutss, being bcld In $4,000 bonds ior
IL on charge Of reasonable practices.
tlte Army OF the Potomac they have
rain. The dus. has been tormentingly
p, ind the fuffctings Of our brave boys
atthcreat. They Are now well moisteucd,
! tl1e adyices from thcreaway are jnbI1ant
'crtors Wllo hu1e friends. prisoners fu
e! lands, must possess their souls In pa.
The t.n"rts ,os the renewal Of IN ex.
( "a Of prisoners has lot thus far becu
= Eeseiul, and ther: IL no Immediate pros
t Of Il general exchange, the rebels not
ng disposed to accede to nny equitable
lt,gemvnt, But It Is believed that recent
,osures OF their cruelty haye induced
nsst in the treatment OF our men. For