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Mno. Mrb. Observation-Disclosures
Stu Gommtfifomers Dffice.

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ben ssieslt6 Bere6ttsten Sttmmsebern 1T ZEN Serf6ttbenen
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balten merfen Nib:
Sieben Glettoren fir 8rdlibent unO gice=
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SerfGufer i'm OrORcn mm0 !&letnen
n.a&e Id biermit nuf rnein Pager Ssn 2imtiruer. d6ten uni
Sanitation, S6meiiertak, 96nhtdie unb SlSutertaie ani'
merriam. trtlGe tt su benz kiatehen Marftpretle eertaufe.
erbaIten. asa 80 SenrSe&nefeTp,
(OttS-l $ : Ns. 161 90. prGftfr. note @bdrleSar'
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Die SetcHptns. Sttae IN Der .@ermnnta mtrt tnnerbalb
bret wernatea erleetst une men su beieben. Darauf Wehet
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StaeI 4ieue.

Die Nitelteser Ser 4tsue noe ZEN htetbur1 aufseipr6trt, f6
teute, NttppG, ken 2. Nps - e M swetten IA Der
neHe 3e~ttre6nun bes StaGteS N arpl a nj
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~ttcibiseR. jeSt etl!s bic stebeatn in nnfrer Wtttte su lola.
ssn. A~ufsspa5t, trntnne ierer beute 9tenb nns Der Sieg 1T
unfer. ID S.S. @elItnBhpff
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prd1toent Der Ner. Staoterl,
8Duperneur,
lieutenant 8ouperneur,
Stats Comptroller, sa.
General glnpalt, asAaFHs@
Sin 8i6ter res OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
.3pei &ep%rdientanten fir GpnsreBs ia Ga
Srei SenatOren Il fir ieoen 9itritt) unb
a6tsebn Selegaten (6 fir ieben 81 IT, fir bic
General MI1emblp ppn Ytarplanc. 7 W
Die Sttmmfdfep werben am pbensenannten Gage pFen
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Spba q. Dameder,
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SMbfitens=Cffice Der Scr. ct. 2lrmcc
Rp. 90 Scut6fr.
Dalttmpre, 81. Off, 1864.
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senrmmen, nm BAG Der. ST. @ubFftn; 0epartsmrnt in BAL
ttnDTe, Wh, ju ~serieben nit
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rpt e aud
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in fslder 8ubl uns gu fsl9er 3ett, ais m6brenb Der nd6fter
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baus, 9ts. los 80. 2prnbarbfrj Satttmrre. e.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
"A Rebel story,

The following appears in The Richmond En-
quirer OF the 18th inst:
IpnLIERY AND PRISONERS.
MopuY. OF. IL The folowing dispatch has neeh
,.ceivel Dy Lont Taylor who sent TO Tia 7'ro
upe for publications
Three Yankee gunbosts and four transports were up
tho river Yesterday IA far as Eastport They endea
600 men and three ploces Of artillery.
Lieut. Col. Kelly with Forrests old commsno; WIG
10Th Tennessee surprised the enemy capturing three
Quus twenty five prisoners and thirty horses
Two hundred Of tho Yankees were drowned IN a..
tempting TO resmbark on their boats Inc nrst sno.
nom our batteries penetrated the boiler OF one Of me
transports and many men scslied and burned 70
death The boats have gone down the n'e, oni a VIC
tory was complete. N. b. fohhAsh NauS'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
HE RETREATS IN HASTE
German and His Army Ill Right
LATE FROM SHERIDAN
mg REBELS REPEATING RAPIDLY.
Hlra1soroE, Msnd.y. oct. Il. .Is6l--s 20 .. n. )
Wan DgYAHTMY1r,

wLe8uoror, Monday. Oct. l7,1s6i-s 20 p M ,
Bsj.-Gen. DIX: Adyices FROM Gen. Sherman
\ ne evening OF October 49, indicate that Hood. asr
hvps struck TIE railrosd 80 the nsghbcrhcod OF pal
~ ssd Reseea. has fallen back before Sherman with
nj ACHING abandoning his great movement upon cur
~ Of mnnncationa
Hs hss torn up some Il miles u the road fsom Resacs
.rb ba, the injury win he repaired without difficulty
n interruption win inconveniencc 10 Sher-
sp. army &c ais Of SUPPLIES south Of the break
n vel as north OF II are ample. Hood has retreated
A,v.r the Southwest His rear lef Dalton In haste q
Cs'slocf on Sunday morning.
Gen. Sheridan reports that the Rebel army Lately
pSer Early, but now apparently ulder Longs'rect,
living appeared in the VICINITY Of Strssburs bis forces
nOved ~ attack them on Saturday.
Crook who had the advance. found the Rebels drawn
n In four lines Of battle. but upon his charging them
9Th his accustomed impstuosty they broke and with
NV In considerable disorder. without giving the op
ps7sunjty for any serious conflict. Sheridan reports
I'm a. continuing their retreat 10 haste for up the
Sszey.
Col Gansevoort, commanding fhel n Y. Cavalry
~ succeedsd In surprising Rebel camp Of the ousw
- freebooter Mosby in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Gap
tps his artillery. consisting Of four pieces. with inu
AsiOns complete
C. A. DANA Acting Sec. Of Was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

an eecusI asnking Of tie Rebel distractions In th'
James River. and msy, II completed soon enough en-
ter into the problem of the city Of Richmond itsch al
though on the latter head do not profess 70 possess
any exclusive Intelligence on whch to prognosticatt
future movements Of which ,hs IL to form an integra
pnt OF the plans
Gen Batter advised the Rebel Commissioner Ould In
correspondence already published by you that unless
be was satisfied by eleven o'clock On the 18th that
captured negro soldiers In their bands had been relieved
Of the abo, to which they had been subjected by them
In the trenches no should place Ike number Of their
at Dutch Gap where they are under IRE from their
mortars "A 10 answer was returned eighty seven $50
Rebel prisoners were marched down there On the after
noon Of Thursday the 18Th and have been ct hard labor
since.
Among iAese we're several officers, also the two
captured Government clerks. who are thus enabled TO
aid In improving the navigation Of tho James River,
tasi that their children viii doubtless poin, to In u,urc
years with just pride.
The Rebel uorisrs bearing on Dutch Gap were silent
during al Of yesterday and Gen. Butler was In hopes
that the inhuman treatment Of orr soldiers which had
nece,sits.od this act Of retaliation would be sscon
,inucd ard permit ht 10 these prisoners from
their present dssereeabe position and extend 10 them
the humane usages heretofore accorded TO sonersof
war. To-day. however the Rebel mortar have again
opened Oh he Gap and should their aim be accurate
enough 10 ssnd their shells into thu canal they will fat
among their friends. and perform the part ofexe-
cliioner W their comrades and fcllow-ciirens
nbming there Playing Rebel under the present cir
cumstancea nislng IN this quarter Il decidedly up blu
business
learn that upward Of seventy OF the cishtJ'sevsn
sen, into Dutch Gap tho day before yesterday to-day
sent Into the commanding general petition to be per
mi,cd 70 take tho oath Of allegiance and be released
from their dangerous position, but up 70 the time OF
closing this not advised Of what his reply 70 them
has been. inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
Tenth Corps Field DISQUALIFICATION and
Chris,ian Com M issiess-- sntiers' Il tor
.ion.--A ns.eay-T.s Pr-ysr Or the


Fron oss sp.esl Corcspondsut
AT TUE LEFT WARHrx STATION. Va. J
FRnAY Oct IL 1854.
When I stated the other day that the Sur
xson. Of IN. Tenth Corps Field Hospital Rad fitted up
Surgical Ward for the care Of the badly wounded 70
avoid the necessity Of removing them ard various other
extra accommodations and comforts for the patients
generally mprovised DOT Of the materials OF the oonn
try without any aid from the Government meant oil
oousa without any extra aid from the Government for
these extra purposes OF course TIE Tenth Corps Field
Hospital IL not behind any other In the munifcen Reg
ulaiion Supplies 1t receives frUm the Government.
which It is universally conceded are not equaed IN
the armies OF any other nation. The nam point tht
wished o. mske In the letter referred 70 vos that ~ the
Example OF tie officers Of this Hospital IN their extra
personal Efforts for the safety comfort ana welfare oi
their patients. ..,
Ihsve aire.dy spoken Of the vast benefits that the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions are conFTfiDg on
the army. Their establishments OF CiJ rom. ere
wholesale stores constantly employing several elei
in sendug out goods their distributing branches III
the different cors. Their benefit to tle Amy Physi
csy. morally and mentally Is incaicula,e 80, us,e
l. room for YET another commission or What might per
haps be properly made brapch or bureau OF one OF
both Of fhe existing commissions The desideraluin
referred tn sOrt OF institution. something Oh
tho principle II linen store. that. with MS 81 sncnss
yould take the pae. Of the trashy swinoIng suffer
shops IN the army and enable soldiers and 0eers 10
buy good articles at fair pricee and through we hsu
non send 10 the Northern cities for any a'ticls what
ever that they might want that was not kept 10 the ned
Some of The suffers with tho Amy are honorable. liberal
fair-minded men: but large majority Of the estabsh
mepts VI that kind mere depois Of trash presided
over By class Of men who ackDowicogediy come mere
70 make ell they of OF the soldiers tor as ntue re-
turn possible. ,,.,x
They Law in the refuse articles of the Northern mai kc
at Low prices well knowing that anything Wa! sen heIe
OF any price. They arc the supreme ha9oos % w. %
The oT soldier must not ask any questions shout 9unI-
y Of prces all he has 10 do is 10 lay down s money
and ass what given bim for IT, and be on sio pnho
particularly easily pleased Tor these nabcbs are
invariably ne,v betera Several oil them nave rcccpty
had their embellishments closed by the 'r0Vos
on account of THAR dnd others viii doubt
soon be place. in tie category. Whnt grhhn
thing would De for the army II the whole sysem oond
he superseded By such Union store commissioner as
speak of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
FROM THE ARMY OF TIKI JAMES.
Rocosn sissanee In Foree-Isebel Charges
Handsomely R~peiied-Hc.vy Lose Of
the Enensy Advasce In Oar
Position Butter's General Order.

From Our Special Correspondent.
HDQas Army OF The JANA near Richmond
Va. Thorsdsy. Oct IL. 1864.
A reconnaissance in force was made to-day by
two divisions Of the Tenth Corps aud Kanss Cavalry
Gen Terry commanding 10 the absence of Gen Birncy.
who has been for several days quite III. ..5 ,
IL had been asoertained that the Rebels throw
ing M new lire Of inrenchments about three and q
half miles from Richmond and about mile Ia advance
Of tho line fom which Ksutxs dsmonnted csvary scrs
driven out on the 7th inst on the Darleytown road
The latter line. BY the way has since been held BY
neither side though forces in advancing this morn
ing found that Rebels had occupied them during the
night and thrown out heavy line OF stirmisherS near
Iy milo IN advance Of them on this eide.
Our forces advanced in fine style and heavy sfir'
mishng Immediately commenced. when tho RebcIs
were quickly drivcn back in sush confusion rs to DO
upsbe to make stand at the intrenched line before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
PROM sHRRMAN,s ARMY.
Advance Of she Rebels In eur Hear-sAcr-
man Prepared fer the RmsrSeney.

I0u1sYttk1 Vrl 10, ioVt
Chattanooga sdvices cay that Lieut.. W.
ovs1s TIN Kentucky. led scott tc~sfds Lsfs
)rsDty.three mies from lSsc. on Wednesday drove q
sn squad OF prpss ont Of town pursued them TO their
Snp capturing aine on, Of eleven. aerwsrd fell IN
M Afleen hundred Rebel cavalry, and retreeted
snns Of his prisoners say Wbeeiers vbols command
psprising Martins, Rboddys, Joness and Psttersons
rsy aggregstine from eight 10 ten thousand are all
b The country Tow ards Chattanooga and Dalton.
The Rebels entered Resscs on Wednesday morning
nd took prisoners the only troops therea coored re-
kment-by surprise This Rebels theresfter moved
con Dalton. On Friday there wa considerable alarm
y Chattanooga and every able bodied man wa, put to
Ue,k on the fortifcstions
Atlsst sdvices Gen Kipstrick with bis cavalry was
Dalton. No apprehensions are now felt for Chstts-
psssa or Knoxville Gen. Sherman has over one hund'
~ dsys rations a. Atlanta. and Knoxville has an
Skandanee Of provisions 10 rtaDd six months siege
A Chattanooga the Government storebouses sre null OF
psysions and large supplies besides on che ground
severed with tarpsahns.
Gsa. Aircy ves q, Tullahoma and Gen. schofed AZ
chattanooga.
private Trustworthy source says that On Saturday
esnins Hoods army vss between Dalton and Lafsy'
~ making for the latter place. with Sherman pres''
h< him closely. Prominent military men say Hoods
kss move places him sIsety In the position desired By
Sherman.
There vas considerable excitement Al ClsrksviDe.
Fem In consequence Of repors brought In by scouts
Aaa the Rebel Gen. Lyon intended to attack the place
government employees al armed fer additional do
Aass Of ClsrksviIle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
R,,nIia,ion-The Dutch Gnp CaBsi-Reb'
Gle Giving up.
From Our Special Correspondents.


UyApQuARlRRs ARxr OF TIVE JAMES.
EpAR RICHMOND. VA, October IL ieh.
The interest which naturally attaches to the
internal improvements that have been progressing Tor
,ome time pact under the euspicee Of Gen. Butler 81
Dutch GAP has been enhanced very materially within
o past day or Two by the placing there al WORK uhder
m, Are Of the enemy Of eighty Rebel prisoners
An retaliation for their having put our captured negro
saieys a., labor in their trenches and on for'hcaton-
within range Of our FIRE. The full official corfesPond
ere. az Gen Butler " Commissioner Oah trans
,nitted ron couple Of dnys ago. and WIN tho
merits Of the your readers are oi coufse
ere this fully familiar and / need not therefore
here recapitulate them. As. however. some
OF your readers mar not have attentisely read
description Of Dutch Gapl Will undertake 10 describe
the same. by consulting good map n virginia II
, ~, s,ceiycd that the Jumes River bears due south
am Richmond for some seven eight miles then de-
Acct. IN the south cart about i've miles further where
II ABRUPTLY turns 20 the southwest Mt or near "bh'
called Cox's Landing. Sweeping of IN this direo'on
ho,t ,brce tpjles 10 rms abruptly upon Itself and
oomss back within three hundred yards Of its own
channel having made circuit Of some seven mics IN
ia cour,e aud then beurs on 10 the oastS"rd toTafa
Athens or yarinus Landing where for the present we
have nothing moro to do with IT.
ab,ut a third Of mile below C"xs Landing "h"'c
the nook ofiaud Is narrowost the General some time
non conceived the idea Of cutting new channel Tor tue
river which should save IL about seven miles OF hard
r,nning over a bed wherein tho Rebels had been az
crsa. mains 10 snk formidable distractions Tor c pur'
nose OF preventing the ascent Of our gunboa'' beyond
this point A. TO conceive Is to commence ana a. y"
conmsnee thing In this Department IL To execute H.
tho work was straightway begun. and Is now rapidly
opproachins completion. would stats In terms er'
se,ly how near except that tho Generals friends In
Richmond have intely manifested curiesty on the sub
,ect and Il u not customary with Us 10 afford them Of
al times the fruiiion Of their desires When t Is M
ihcd win hasten 70 inform your readers and then the
admirers Of the General In Richmond mhy ENJOY tne Ia
terrsiing particulars by looking over THE TRIBUNE.
The banks Of tie river where this enterprise Is pro
ceeding are about fifty feet above the level OF tho wafer
but possess very Formidable engineering disu'ea
TO overcome. The work since being commenced naf
steadily progressed and Is far forward US 70 rehoe'
Il d certainty that IL will eventually rank among 'n'
most successful Of the works Of internal improvement
ever carried out in the State II Will moreover prov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
Probable Cnp,ars Of the R'"asIs oy
Hebeis.

The II. a. N. steamship Liberty, Thos' W.
y,,son Couaauder arrived carly on Monday morning.
an sour ,e,s and four hours from Havana VIII "oi'
o,.ndsc and passengers 10 Hargous Co.
she steamship Columbia, nom Ne~-fork' a'n'eu :"
Havana at o'clock the 10Th inst The oioekaderun
ming steamer Susanna arrived from GAVE aoo"' .os
,ams time with $40 bales cetton- Inc JOSIE sa''co
from Havana for Galveston the ilto Inst Havana
markets very duh. even for 'lis season.
suo.s-Rores Nos. II a'd H. 4t@'t per 100 ma
No, ,,sr.-.No large Soek Ciayed, riais per ses
cordeoas sales at 3}s3i In other parts no move
T1r,o,rrsN No business done under the United States
s.s .Ioc. Las. reprn. Exchange bnoyant' London
70 Sa,, sght. l1 preuium o. s.. <sS4s. diseeansi
- ala. Paris-sales at premium.
Tn. liberty bripgsa mail and Tho following p"s'en'
,.,., Mr.. Da Costa and daughter Mr.. CarmcA
va,asy N. G. NJ Fowler jos Fest0rOr,ai. Joqufn
passd@ JJhn Triton. j. ID. Hopkins
r. wa, very current In Havana thHs the Wesmsmy
Roanois had been captured " patty OF went'-nvs
contevates that number ere known 70 na'e eVhs
ON beard, Among them we're Iient BRAIN; aIas Joans
am who captured the Chesapeake, and ihe hhSme@
tbs Harriet Lane who 1t was said would tAke charge "
the Rosnokes engines. . H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
From New-oriesns--Becspf Or Union
Fisgs-Jea. Davis xseeemnsrnds ths
Aiming 81 Negroes by the Rebeis.

CAIEO III, Oct TO, Itbt
The steamer Forsyth, from Hew-Orleans on
Ne 10Th Instant has arrived here wta Gi bales Of oct
ION. She reports no change in the market.
Nstehez letter OF the 9th Inst says that thirteen
says were recaptured by Lieut. csfs while being sent
70 the Rsss headquarters the side Of the river
khsy mostly belonged 10 Indiana regiments. A mail.
sspsured at the same tims contained full returns Of the
os forees On tue west side OF The river aud letter
son The Governor Of Louisiana 10 tho Rebel Govern.
amt recon neadins the srIning Of negroes
Capt. j. H. OdliD ecu Braymsn's A. A. c., who
"es charged With bribery has been honornby scqut-
20 oy The conrt-MsrtAl and restored 10 duty.
Ihs steamer T. C. Irvine blew ap in the Cumberland
o's' near Eddyvils yesterday morning Seven Of hsr
sew we're killed.
Aanis Porter he's sent for Esa,e q hs hasi officers
- Join bin IN bis new coz pand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
nts sf Gen. sheFmnn-Csm us ~ ni
usu Again Open,
CscrSsAII, Nondi

CNcrssAII Monday. Oct. H. 1854
IA Commercial has Especial dispatch from
0sshyille which Says
Communication is again open with Sherman He
49, al TI.on nins miles from Dalton. % Saturday o,
eses.
Hood len Dalton Oh Saturday afternoon, moving In
ae direction OF bridgeport.
Sherman has commenced moving in tas sanas dirsc-
ccu. and Is close on Hoods rear.
Nc battle lad been fought at the las. adyiees Hood
AAs nearly his whole army with HIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
From shermsn's Army via Chartesten.
WARRINGTON Monday. Oct H. 1854.

" ktHENWIVE, b'"HtrJf OVt' '10''
The Charleston Courier of Oct. ii, has dis
psssA from Augusta dated Oct. TO- which says;
The correspondent Of The horgosery Ann Titf
9ood, sytoy ays ths oooupatiou OF Rome effected
S4,Aout a;,ht, and tie dash nio Marietta was blood
- When Sherman learned that Hood had moved
ysstawsrd be crossed the river with two corps and
krrssd line u observation Of Winnings station Gen
ncod's line crossed the railroad al Big Shany on the
"a The two armies held this position 70 each other
Sttbs1t fring gun. On the 5th Sherman Withdrew
sSins 10 Atlanta Our army then act 70 work, efectu
III DESTROYING the railroad from Big Shsny to Ossis
essa- An Ire bridges rom Marietta 20 Daiton were
eestroyed. We have strongly fortified Kenesaw NOUN
bin Jackson holds Rome and Wheeler has possession
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