, 1864-10-11

Grants headquarters has been re-establishea, and
ina despatch at one o'clock p. NJ, tho General re-
ports a. follows: i,
From General Grant
I EnH our lc-e~e tHn ..'7rr 'ay much less than
frtt reported. :, /. Will cover our en
tire lose In Ill ed, wounded and captured. About
15o rebels were captured, md great many dead
fell into our hands. The loss Of the enemy could
not be less than ten OF twelve hundred.
Eiened) q. 8. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
(stened} EN-. STANTON. sec- Of War.
Wan D1rAar1EN7, WASHINGTON,
Monday Evening, Oct. 10.
To Gen. DIE:
Since my Inst dispatch Of this r. N. fu1er "a
ports have just been furnisbs1 BY 1t Gen. Grant
OF the operations Of Friday, together with the reb.
el Acknowledgement Of their loss In men and te]d
officers.
{siened) Ed. n. STANTON.
Gen. GBaDtsa Dispatch.
CiT1 Pom7, ESQ P. II Monday, Oct. 10.
To Hon E. b. Stanton;
Our loss In tsc ,Lemy's attack On our line on
Frdey, 7h inst, does not exceed 800 killed, wound
Cd snd missing. The enemy's loss ts estimated by
Gen. Burton at 100. This Richmond W1Io
Of the 8tb. speaking 9th battle has the folio
ing: '-The gallaat Gen. Gregg, commanding q
casualties Nc have to report Gan. B1attan. OF s.
C., badly wounded, Col. Haskell, Of 9Th s. c In
fant1y. seriously wounded in the face, and Mhj
Rsskin, oi s G. Artillery alto wounded,''
4 runof staten that Gen. Geary was killed.
Since Friday the1e has been no fRhatns what
eYe1.
tsigned) Q. 8. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
From Gtn. Stevenson.
Secretary Of War.
A dispatch to Hon. E. N. slanton:
from Shefedan just Informs me
that our eavslg attacked tbs enemy beyond
Fisher's Hll1 had whipped them. driving them be-
FOND Mount jackson, capturing Il pieces o: artil
1cry, $50 prisoners The rebels scattered into the
woods and mountains. Respectfully
]. D. srEvEssos, Brig. Gen. !com.pdiug.
LATER.
s:e0p. m. Since foregoing dispatch reached this
Department, Official dispatches from Msj. Cen
Sheridan have been received, Announcing the VIC
cavalry, in the valley under the command OF Gen.
Roper. {sieneD EDWIN II. STANTON.
From Gen. Sheridan.
61HAsBuRa, Va, Midnight, Oct IN.
To Mst, Gen Grant, City Point;
In coming back to this Point, was not followed
up u1hll lhte yesterday. when largo force of cav
airy appeared in my rear. I then halted ny con-.
mand 10 offer battle by attacking the enemy,
became sa:ieaed that it WAS all the rebel caYa]-
n Of the Valley commanded by Gen. Roper, and
d 1ected Torbett to attack at daylight this morn
ing and inith this Savior Of the Valley. The at
ts"k was ha1 deomely made. Cus,ar commanding
t c 3D. cavalry division charged On tbs back road
q, Merritt commanding 1hs 1st cavalry division
on the st1asbrrg Pike. Merritt csptured pieees
Of artillery, cnstar captured pieces Of
a.4illery, With caissons, battery, forge, &c. The
q -c1!ls,on captured n wagons. ambulances,
&C Among the WAGONS CAPTURED are the Quarter
masters Of Gens. Roper. Lomax, Wickmsn, aud
C.. Co'. F9na,o. The number Of prisoners ia about
$50: The eremy after being charged BY our gzl-
lsnt cavalry, we're broken, and ran. They were
followed b. our men on the jump for 26 miles.
through jackson anu Ash across the north FORK Of
the Shenandoah.
7 oeemtd it best to make this delay here to SET
t'e this new cavalry. The eleyen pieces Of arui-
lery captured today make th,rty.slx pieces esp
tu1ed IN the Shenandoah Va'Iey einee September.
some o. ihls artillery wss nav, and bad never
beer fred. The pieces we1e marked "Tredeaa1
Tolks." {signtd) PR. Sa1H1pAs,
Maj