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Dcafness, Impaired sight,
CHRONIC QATAEPH,

NOISES IN THR HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TUE
THROAT
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
ADMIRAL. FARRAt:iT.
Capture OF Fort NiOrgau.

The cr p,urc oi For. Morgan tOok rls,e on ries-
la, A.,,s, o., ,,b,, ,,, ,,o,,,s,,, ,,.-ch.i ,,,,
'!' N"e ' - ' s'" '''
ana surrendered TO our ivteta. lhe bomtardincm
cumu rnceL ON Moulny morning, al the preliiul.
navy -, -o,o,,. b.v,,e. hoo, co,,,,.,,, Nh.
'' ~
army under Genera. "rangef, rad taken position
Oh Mobile r. nj, aud planted battery in the rear
~ A. ,. ~, ao., ,u-.s,i ,h ,,o, e.. 49,,
" w ''' " ~ " f' "'" WV
sides TOWARDS the ~' 30 ~ the tort was open on
one sde only, IT,, q, ~ from the fleet had also
,.o,, ,,o,,o, on 49,, ., o,,a ,,,o,,r.l h, t,,L
Wv" p''A''N y" '.' "-''' ''H ""N ~ Jaw
Tar'- VINO enjoyed hugely Tie 'uh oi peppcrns The
rebels from terra frmd, did good execution. On
c, ,h, A,,. o., a.. iA ,,,.,-
N"' s"" "h''' -' WV '""N '"' ~
were al III order, AMI word " that eject
was sent 20 Admiral Parrayut AT daylight
-, u,,.,, ,,,,..,,;,,,, ,h. o,,iro a., d., T.,
WI '' ' H w ~ wv ~ W W.
war, shove. TIE Monitors, for nearly two weeks
previous had been doing picket duty by firing On
TIE tort night and DAY, So hs to occupy the yGrr.-
son and prevent II rom disturbing the oPera'i ops
ui the lanc forces on their rear. On MONDAY morn-
Ing however both vooien and iron vessels par.
tcpatel IN the fight. About o'clock the Rect
opened with thirty guns OF different csbrc, and
sixteen eVht nni ten inch uortars. The land
batteries also commenced ~ brisk cannonadc, anl
the fring continued with great pre- siou and with
ont intormisl on until dark. The olluS,s were toon
viEhle. Early in the afternoon smoke '.s ! rom
the fort ut Intervals, II somctt NJ w'-r on
fire, which resisted only PARTIAL, the efforts
To repress 1t. Al dark, the smoke burst cat into a
broad sheet Of tiame, which WIS supp'sed to orig
~
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

slsp thrown into the wells. About . Aoonnd
shells exploded N The fort, nd ths wane wsso af.
fully bsttervd, the citadel bsins reduced 70 nAa1
issued an order for tie firing Of . s,,uss Of bun.
drc-i yIns In honor Of the victory, for which be
awarded equal credit 70 the army and navy.
IL . dispatch to the Navy Department dated Au.
eist 2sth, imra FArrsg,it complains IN terms ~
,,-ra, indignation Of the 1ispicabie conduct AZ the
rctos, iu attempting to rob our forces II the ,ogit
mate frui,s o. victory alter the flag ~ truce MAJ
bee1 no s'od. and 'he surrender had virtually oc-
currrJ. The particular, arc given IN tho following
letter Of Admlrs Farragut;
/ ceiet to state th1. alter the Assembling Of tho
f0tD of'ceis, ~ The spprintef hour, Pm for tho
sutscnde, OUTSIDE the tor, twns discovcrct on an
eSamination Oi The interior, that inoet of the gum
we've spikcd fuany of the run carriages vantonly In
infeo, the nms s'nnrpition PROVISIONS &c.destrey:
teen done after the white hng had been raised. It
vac also discovered that General Page and several Of
ss Of io.e sh.s we're az S.a tssn
broken. The whole conduct Of the ofiicen Of Port
tr~t In moral principle. that cannot fail TO remark
upnn H.. Col. Andouon, who commanded the Former,
encuinbeiod with ,uperfiuous number OF eonscripsA
many Of whom wei. new troops, 5ete aimed to
iend ana in ,hi, de,efnin alton vas ,uppoted BY ali
he officers, sase one. Bat from the veIy moment he
hc.'ed ,h' whi'. ,ss he ,.r9pu'eusy hsp every
Whit Gen. Pare and bis officers ufth q chuftsh
srr, do.,c,cd gums which the, ssid they would de-
~, aud threw away or broke those weapons which
they hnd not the msnIine-s 70 against their enc.
iaies, for tort Morsau never fired ru, sher the
coum, ncensat OF the boinbaIdnent, and the a!-
ssnceu pictet- of cur army weie soiually on the
rlIcis Ab lciurc state the ceremony OF surrender
took plarc NJ? r. w. and that same afternoon all the
geirson NJ to New Ore in the l. 4. stear
et, iennerscc aud B.envilIe, where they arrived
| safely.
| Very respect fully. your obeisnt er,snt,
ID. G.. FARhAGuT,
Rear Admiral Cong W. q. Il. squsdton.
Hon. Gideon Wellen, o@cie Ary ot the Navy, Wash
| iugtUu.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
Tho Quota of New York.
>tw York City credited with 1s,ddS Naval
EuI.ntments.

Albany Sept. 4.--Colonel Townsend and Colonel
stonehouse of this city, Commissioners appointed
" ascertain tho credits due this State for Naval
hstments prior to February 24th, 1884 have made
report which was approved by the Secretary Of
War, on Saturday. The report credits New York
City with lS,l ,las men Brooklyn with 6,o46; Buff
falo with s2s, and other portions of the State with
1,s01 previously credited III. Total 27,7ts.
In answer 70 . dispatch from Assistant Provost
karsha-Gensrsl Townsend, General Fry announces
that The Government bsunaa win 10 eonunued
saIl hsthsr orders.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
GENERAL. GRANT.
4 BIs (uu Opened on Petersbupg, Etc.

Washington, Sept. 2.-Yes,s,jay passed with.
out any changes ~ the relative positlons Of the
opposing armies that te Of any Interest so We
general reader. The monster lj-ineh morta''
mounted on = railroad car, has recently beeu run
up the road opposite 70 peersburs, and few shells
thrown into the city. The oec, Of this was 10 de-
ter the reDes from 6ring on our pickcts and II
seems to have been partially successful.
sKoo>p nfuP,rcH.
Ihiadelphid, Sept "a special despatch to the
PuKss contains the following:
Bcfore Petersburg, Sept. it.-The enemy wore
reported 10 be moving artillery to their ri,h, In tie
afternoon. Slight skirmlshiug began al ng ue
Weldon road. The Fifth Corps was placed under
arms and marched into the bfeastwOrks. Some de-
scrers come into the works during the
day and said We w be attacked II
four O'Clock In the afternoon. win
the exception Of n slight sklrmish along the
railroad, there was no disturbance. Our rlcn
waited with anxious expectation, but no rebels
nude their appearance. The quiet along The entire
from, is US wonderful Il is unsccount,ble. There
is something oppressive about IL. We seem to he
contirusliy expecting a fight aud know not tie
time or place Of its occurrence"
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

The details pullisted in yesterday su respcc.-
'ng the operations OF the opposing armies at Allan.
tc, VIII havc prepared readers Tor tie glorious
l,"s Of the capture Of ,ha, p'se. We stated that
ueIcrul Sherman bad swung Lis army around to
;iAc Macun railrosd on tie south, threat
e. ~ LS3tponi, strongly fortified place,
I've mlcs from tho city, ou The Junction
:; tho &a.ou sd Montgomery r,..iraads. rLs
-: choosing between fighting 'or &. vital position.
ic'r,a';ug from the city, cRc being shu, up IN
& stand close siege, with the cer,a nty g, the ulti-
Late loss OF the place and the army. Our view of
the position hns been fully realized The enemy
- ~ orcci e. fight az s,point in lica'ei. were
le,icn oi course. aud Atlanta ~ now ours. This IL
really tct,er news ,hni thc cspture % Rich
ia, al voull lc. TIE possession Of Atlantis,
though u does not end the war In the
,Ji.cu States, g.vos secure vantage ground
ior do.LJ So. NJ other point IN the South is 81 To-
ycrllle to the rebcS i.r ooucenirsu and defence.
Atiant. is the centre OF the great Inca OF RAILROADS.
which rnoia'e thence to all the principal cities in
the cotton States. From It'd railroad facilities II
seieccl TO be the great arsenal, foundry, and
manufacturing depot Of the Coufcderscy, and as
sIh las grown 10 he place of Immense
hHporanee. Is possession opens to us the back
r. TO Charleston, savannah and Mobile. The
T,t,.' v u Of course make stand at Macon. Mont.
% merry, and other places, but their chances will
U,m.uish ~ they rcceie from Atlanta, vk.le ours
vii inttclsc. The following talle of distances viii
s,'ls our read.rs to appreciate General shernan's
,grcat v',tory, und ante pate the probable movc-
o.cutso. tle ,has;e'1 fragments Of Hoods artny,
ND OR 'lg.uchle Western heroes:
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

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Do1nssfie goods yard. sh.rtlns, brown, 56ajJ =,
DO. brh'd, 6IaI2s; Shc'tr, brown. i'u7i heschei.
slHnsr Dliliinr' bro"n' Sa'u; do blescned, bJs
70 tlann.'s' la'u rat.nctr; sal =,
e23 Dry scale, "5si 81 rcs. salmon, /, i5 go I,
4Va+4. ~
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Ohio, 10 H. ,i.lU y. 80, - Do, IA C5Al., 60 -
State, = to a., g ,aaivGI; N.s.out, 10 150i55,;
Canadian g .. ~ ball DO. T., .olr VmlU -, Corn
meqL sOa> "; no Il. 4ndywine, 2ta> 10,
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
GENERAL SHERIDAN.

Bdtimore, Sept. "A special dispatch 10 the
AsGnIc,s' daiel Charleston w., SEPT. 90, s1ys (;
Rcconnoissanccs have cstaLish the fact thai Elt.
ly has not cft, and has Intention of leaving TIC
Valley. Hs headquarters arc at Bunker Hll. halt
way between Mar,insburs aud Winchester. H. Is
tusily engaged in repairing and putting up ate'e-
graph line, and he has already telegrsphic comr4u
nicat,ou with Redmond from this side of Wood
stock. Tie is also receiving rc'niorcemsnts and Fiz
hugh Lee is known to have received 500 horses for
his cavalry which is ssid to number 1000 There ~
arcsular Stage from winehe ser 10 slsunton. which
runs every day, and several officers and soldiers
are receiving short hirloughs % 90 home and re-
turn to Winchester, which does not look as though
tue enemy intend leaving the Valley.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
Monday. sept. 8.
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
Confirmation Of the Fail Of Atlanta, Etc

Conformation Of the Fall Of Atlanta, Etc.
War Dep pIytmsW, Washington Sept. B. so'ciOek
y N.-kajor- General Dir NO intelligence FROM
Atlanta later than my teegrrm o. lss, nigh, h.s
beeu received. The Geographic lines between
Nashville ard Chat snooya were broken last night
" Wheeler. and we have nothing south u Nash
vile to-d.y This accounts for the stscnce Of later
information from Atlanta. No doubt ID entertained
Of the eorretness Of the reports received last night
which came from two independents sources beside
tie Official dispatch OF Gen. S!ocum. Unofhcial re-
ports, this evening, from Nashville state that the
damage by Wheeler to the railroad will be speedily
repaired, and that Wheeler had retrcsted. Cen
Il ,ussesu was in pursuit, and that in an engage.
mcut between Rousseau's and whee,er's forceA
the rebel Gen. Kelly was mortslly wounded, AID
is In our hands.
EDWIN n. STANTON. SECRETARY Of wsr.
SECOND pIsrATcn.
WA1 DEPARTMENT, WAGnrNGFoN,,
Sep. !, 1854.
MAJOR Gsaeral Dir:
Tie following telegram from General Gran, has
just been received;
"City Point, SEPT. 3.--Hon. Il. H. Stanton I
have Richmond paper of to-day. It contains .
rnnor Of battle at Atlanta but says that tho War
Department having Official Information, II de.
cll.ss 10 form Oh opinion from the rumors. have
no doubt however. but Sherman has gained
great success there. Before the Dispatch Of lss,
night was received announcing The oosupsaou Of
A,.sa,s By esr SeeDA w s$ w0 kasyn v sss
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

Cumberland River who're he captured Csptsin
Hunter, ON. tbs is the latest we have from
wbc,,., or Dc,rill. The former is doubtless max
IN, e., ,bo Louisville ..d Nashville Railroad, near
Gau.,ln. on the South Tunnel, and Body hiss rem
desyousd OF Moiiioa. Alabama, for some days
t,.,. Ie has been joipci By Forrer,, and both
r,,ssei tho Tcnncssce yesterday at Savannah and
Tps,un,ha They have large force. Co'oic
NIXON. of R,ddvs commend, bold The advance Hnd
VA erfor rring n wi oicshs cons--ipron. W. arc
hcur xTcctirs To hear Of he brc.kln NJ N" rail
rorI 10 aAtsanoosa md 10 Lou, ,y.llc
sEoosD pisrAIoB.
k5sh,ie, Tenn. Sept. IA rcbel force, es,i-
mattel at ten thousand strong. with twelve pieces
Of artillery, were within seventeen miles Of Mash.
vile, ON the Murfreesboro' Pike, ut daylight this
morning. At last accounts Gen. Rosscad had
driven the rebols under Wheeler. Roddy and For
rest, three miles towards Murireesboro, Measen
gers from our advance report thst Gen. Wheelcr's
whole force 10 now between This city snd Murfrses.
borough. There Ia q considerable force of rebels
also at Lebanon.
Tnrrp DIsrAron.
Louisrfiie, Ky., Sept i.-Pssscngcrs from Nash.
ville say that the rebcl forces under Generals
wneelcr, Forrest and Roidy, are engaged In tear
ing up the track Of the Great Western Railroad, be-
tween Nashville and tire Tennessee. Fifteen guet'
rlllns, under Blly McGander. ore reported " have
thrown an engine OF the trnck Of the Lebanon
Bran IN Railroad, this afternoon. SIX miles iron
New Haven. They burned hs express aud tag
gage chr, robbed the passenger Of all their vaiu
ables, aud lea In the direction Of Bardstown.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

The receipt. " c.,tls si the different rsrte,s


nis city Gurius the las, y eek we're as is.io1s
Beeves s,TiA Cows au1 Calves 1870: Nesls 2,Q0'
oheep and lsmhs, .1.2ty: svinc, 49,. ,,x.
B,sres.-purinl the mofninR, trade 1t the diHetcue
market vas very brisk. and buters we're eycly~hei
te.n ricsng on the top OF drovc. thoush ei'er 9nl
ocork' rather iess artivts was mHnie- ID ana A dur
Nene pTcvahed. and the inh ofitv Of hiosCi- fetiis
vel -, 'fed with their dave voit some Of the h.ie
cs'lc 500 ~ ~ cents, nnd q lave nuul"r ~ IS
while inicrior GRADES zee n los M gs1 and some
~ 'he m"au.s sold even al lower iates Bat. on the
la.t week.
Betveen The close on MONDAY and the opening On
being fsthrr oi nor quality. had 70 dsrc-e ofs
lstucuiarv at,otS few bu,ers we." on hand. lieore
the coee. however, pretty much every hooi had teen
sold out at about previous ta'e..
There has been very little chanre In the market'
without sltei alton. pair fue p pomium cattle were
received and sold NJ Csc. ON government accouuo
shout 10 head wer taken, part at -i4i ~, average
Ia.cvt.
Mich Cors-The market ior mllch cove rensins
.'endy, though quiet, loins hut .compaatyei, small
demand from private buyers. We quote:
Extrn lood .......... .'60Aas
Common TO medium covs . ...,....'..'''. 5;s25
Tcal CG,rss better feeling prevailed for n . w..
peror grades Of calves whch sr, vprv scarce while
common and medium grades are peniiiul rnd cherp,
tens stated % low NJ fi9! ~ pci head W quote
Pine calves for custom butchers rer H.. l. ells
,,opi Ncl calves, por lr ................. 40 kc.
Common veal calN per head. i............. jl,n.c.
Sh,sp 1rd Lamb,-The sleop wartet has declined
TO lc. per h., ia consequence oi the large reeepis
aud rolhee Lay din,ni.i.d demand c.osine du.i I'D
dioopinr ~ tho ,nicsi lfca LAMBS arr uctanred,
~ no sui plus stoc. arri,es. We, ',uofrt
Prime heavy clipped sheep alive, per lb... ia
Interior dualitv. 5Va
tItfS sheen. SO
Lambs, pei sIsluS
!S'cty-The dci1spd 10Y Hoc, is moderately active.
hut 70 u entirely confined 20 lest grae nj fair pces,
common qualities are ucrl, ,t-d. We quote p.ed
a, l4hslitc.; and still-cd at the same rates.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-10
Defsr OF the Enen,'s Cavalry, Etc.

War Department, Washington, Sept. 3-s =. N.
10 Major General Dix: A telegram from General
Sheridan statss thaa Early has retreated up the
Shenandoah Valley, and ID pursued by Sheridan
With bis whole army; that Averill bad attacked
Vsughn's cavalry and captured twenty wagons,
two bai,e-nasA q number OF prisoners and herd
Of cattle.
EDWIN H. STANTON, Secretary Of War,