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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
Expedition Ia smiths niiis-Rebsi Prop
eriy Destroyed Valued nt . $50, 000.


NOZZLE PoIyT. Monday. Sept 26, 1894.
Some two weeks ago, Gen. Bailey, acting
upon information received nom deserters and refsces
sent M expedition 10 Smiths Mills on Whito river. sir
niles iron, its mouth. White River IL some ;weRiy
miles from FORT Morgan the east side Il Mobile Bay.
The reports brought in by the doseFoTs ard refugees
stated that Sm,hs Nils the Confederate acthoriJcs
had q depot for lumber. and rnnuirs the mills Tor
Government prrposes II v8s therefore deemed I'D
,sable By Cen Bailey 10 destroy these mills and tbas
infei upon the Rebels 81 almost irrerarablo injury.
Tho expedition consisting Of somo iwo hundred
men detached from the Goth Wisconsin and eith Hi
nois under The command ~ {. W stone OF Tie 6eno'
rails STAFF and the tin clad gunbonis ~ and -, let Fort
Morgan early on the morning q tie llth inst They
proceeded up the bay 10 tho month 81 White River
without interruption. and after reconnoitcring sailed
brovely ny the river They soon reached She Mill and
foand that a considerable number VI the Rebels had
lost left and from unnislskabe evidences IL no Little
hurry.
Our force vas then landed, p,cAets thrown oat and
the wurk commenced Seventy Gyo thoussr feet OF er
celcnt pine lumbo and thirty head Of Confederate bef
were oGdtd on tao transports and the mill and buid
in,s burned the engine however saved and taken
charge Of by the Navy. The Object o. TIC expedition
being accomplished the trcops re.mbarsea and started
down the river They Rad nci proceeded more than
half Of mile when the enemy appeared on The bank
ard without farther ceremony opened on tie hoas Viii
musko.y; infantry on tic alert promptly T..urned
tie fire. While The gnnbOats sAolod tie v0ods
Tie enem! bel! .heir slound FOR about ,Airy min
utcs keeping W very hot running IRE. when They
TUNED ssd fed. 10 farther binder cur progress they
had feed tTecs across tie river and DISTRACTED our pre-
sage in vaTions ways, but TO syas Tor the gaaaat
tsrs" quickly removed them AL, and tho same esening
tho whole expedition returned safely.
Oar whole loss among tie infantry va. but one man
slightly wounded while thr navy report but four mon
slightly woundsi.
This Is indeed .e.iou. b.cr TO tie enemy o, The
NIL and uintes valued at $4,000. aud iof tie
successful Accomplishment Of The expedition We ere In
detted TO the yalsntry Of The ANY nnd navy.
CuuDt H.HoIrE.
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Activity In NIeynndrin.

Ic-yssg 0rdsnre u Tbs n. 4. Tribune.
ALEXANDRIA ys Thursday. Oci. a. lstf.
This ancient town, which, since the crossing Of
.he 1,apidan by Grant in May ast Led partially re-
lopsed into ia usua. YirsriAn qnieude has suddenly
become busy. busting place again The vbarVes are
tined with vessels unloading army ,uppiic ard irans
~ cars from Wss ngion lled viii The ,.G's-i VI war
roll along toward the depot Of the Orange md Alexan-
JIia Railroad. which has been repaired beyond Rsppa
hsnuco- Station anu is nov Ia running ordeF % Gu!
pepper.
There uum,stasshle 'ndicliions that Ale,anori,
VIII s-nin hccoIe depot % srpplcs for portion. er
sast u The forces operating against .iehmold
Construction ti,..ns have proceeded 10 far ~ Man
a-sss Gap olcr seventy miles distant from tbs point
ana about a.sel fVn stgsburg. HE Western terminus
of the road. 80 road found intact far 40 Rec
tos,own n. lie grass growing u1uTisnly ne freot
Between that point and the Gap i led been partially
Gsstro. "a. fH
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TEOu San FRANCISCO.
Steamship Riye"-n's Ri"t-The Indian
Tron6I~s in yuncou,er's Island.

50. FsAS'lsco. Friday. Oct. :, Jh~
The steamship iircmen renewed Their rioions
coadue, .o the departure Of te steamer Golden Age
to-day and = srong posse OF police, aided by me PRO
yost Gusrl took possession oi The whau Large nun,
bors Of Ire iiGcnel alTtssa. including some u
the rneleade.s. 49, o...o,
phe s.oamer Sierra Nevada las sr-iyed nor Vresoa
and British Columbia. Sfe brings s2'"V IA by''.
Al Indian va r. impending in lancoyfsft ihah",
Several murders haze been committed ny ,h.in an1
,one tribes we're an arms. ~. .,.
muiiuy on .osi,i IN English snf - TOT -Ansros
was gueed by the ur-ted states revenue e-''"' ~Ia-
brick on tie 2,,h September. 49,, c,,,,.,,.,,o,-,
Coavnos.i In Ills sate have adopted radic Il resoI-
~. Pc, mai s.samer Constitution arrived ihis
mnrsin- LII ,Le ps.seagers and mails thai iet New
io'A 'e'' S.S FaAyolsoo, Saturday. Oct. 9, 1854.
The man charged with forging United Stases
no.ss Il named Patrick Mccoy. Marshal Eans VIZ
md him Lc.t next week By me steamer.
Advice, from Acapulco say chat the French neet ca
nests shortly TO he reinforced. 81,
Nv spontsneou. combustion fly thousand dollars
worth Of coal stored IN the gTe~; coal det, beonse
70 fhs P.ciic Nsn steamshp Company, has heen "e
stroyed-
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
REBEL ATTACK ON BUTLER
The Enemy Repulsed.
rhes arc Eriven 10 Their inner
LiDss.
Secretary siausoa 70 Gc.. Dir.
War NFpA RTAI.Nf
w.mnegoN. Oct. s-lo o'clock. moor.

W,n,fNGSoN Oct. S-l2 o'clock. poor
Ya, GEN. JoHy A. DIX: This Department hss
roeyed The following reports Of the enemy assault
yesterday rpon Cen. Buffers hnc, their subsequent
,spclss. and Gen. Birneys brilliant. sction, driving
,he enemy 10 their isner line OF intrenchmeuts
uound Richmond:
pfoRs pgPT OF VERONA AND NoRni CAROLINA
friGsy, OFT T. lsCi--63u 2. IN.
Lint .Ctn. z. {. GstSr. At 60 a. m, The enemy
I.,irg moved Yields snd Roses Divisions IRON the
VA 81 Chapins Farm road round risAt =, Darby
.s road thsy attacked with spirit Eariss CaNall IN
ts,, inrouehments and drove hun bah si.A smell oss
svea hu. With tic loss OF as artillery.
II. enemy suffered very considerable loss IA Ills
sssttk.
The enemy then swept down tie entysncNmeuis To-
,s,a, B.rnev. Who, having thrown hack his yigai
walled teif sss.ni End repIsed il with very heavy
bss on the pant Of the enemy. The enemy, in the
Hesulme. adyeneed towards New-harict Dot we're
net b. force at signal River.
At3Rni took the Offensive ssllirg B;rn.y v 81
w Divisions ~ the Darbytorr rosd. The saemy re-
Treated ~ he advanced aud Brey has reached aid oc-
sDiss tie infrenchmcBts which the enemy tool from
I,uis and were terrifying for themselves. Oar loss
Nv been snell-not one-eehth .,s' o: .he enemy. We
hft tbout ole hDudfea prisoners.
D. r. BU1lER. Maj -Con.
BBogs DEPT VIRGINIA AND NOHrR ChEotN.'
EIidsy Oct 2. lsti--l2:2o /. n.
B-,s.. OF. RAWLINGS, Tne following has Just been
nsissd' H. j. Bu1tsn, Mas'Geh.
HpoPs. TssrH AsNy CoBiS 1915 =. n.
Y. have repulsed the attack o, t,e eaelcS o. our
hsAi fans With greet slarsh;or.
The troops to Dc Yields aid Pieksits D.'s,ors
Yv.d you batch % prisoners. ] extending my
NH. SAINT The enemy seem 20 L nrssch'rg on Tho
btIby reed ID. j.. BiRE!' @si.'"en.
HDeEl DyrIEIpTyT or NnCTlk AND y. G.,
fIidsy, OF. '-i0'JJ T. n.
I;sie,r. 7. & GRAN: B'rDcy las Isssirea
Ysu.ss Old position, sd hods The enemy in IL inner
Ire o, intrenchinen,s s:cuni Richmond extending
hen tie pereytown road to connect With heit3el On
hs left lear For. Hsrr.soa
There has been 10 movement at Petersburg 70 dry
v. have much tie best 0, this dsys vorks lhcassd
ssss. Of tie enemy Killed. aDd wounded, hundred
VisoDers, and bloody repuse
Grn- Grege, commanding Field, division, isrsIor;ed
Et lady who saw lie body o. li.!e5.
j. BUIrII. MAJ. -Gen.
NJ dispatches have been received from the com
xAnds OF Generals Sherman, Hosecrans o. Sheridan
hssr than were reported in nv telegram Of yestor-
~. EDWIN II. STANTON, sec'y OF Wa.
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iaPOHTANT FKOu sIksAOURf.
The Rso,ry Before the CapiiaI.

n Iotls, L1iIa,. o.. 7, III
The enemy appeared before Jefferson City TO-
day. tgi in whs; numbers vAeiAcF btss has bstn
fought cnnpc; b. learned at hesjlurts.s TO night
Major wilson OF thg ID bssosr Cayairy, snd sir O:
BIZ res captured a. I'lo. Knob hs,i1g bctn turned
cy FOR exeeution the notorious gsyr's lcd Reeves
icr the soed Killing Of so.ae Is: Ma men IN AKIN az
some time sgo. 6ea. Ey~cnsas has osdeTes bsl
Major and sis p;ivs.sz 10 Be cont Ia ruils - Aioa
prison ~ We l-p 81 soitsry confinement I'll the fate o.:
Major wilson ia Known The Eobsi- ~ receive taa
sane Treatment Wilson. resolve.
The damage % The Pac.Gc GsiIrosc ia Tot ~pcE1 bat
is thought 10 10 a5o-t $40 9JJ aad o, 0; os.sess
Ill tie .osd 4. repaired.
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men to the charge Tie taut OF the capture does not
fan 10 them ashley carrying out the orders brave
~ the troops on the right and Ion gave back before the
charge Of the enemy in great confusion. when the
Rebels closed In on their tanks and rear, completely
hemrning them in. The casualties near as Al
learn are not very severe. Lieut. Frank Butter,
seen 20 fu morially wounded. the ball .nterng his
groin. The following Is LIST Of the officers repc' ted
captured. Major james g. Wright, commondingi Capt.
- Wright Co. H.; Capt. g. Whitman. Go. X; Capt.
c. Walton. Co T. Lieri. i. Butler. Lieut.. q. Aoker-
son. Lieut.. ii. GTonmeyer. Lien. Samuel rooley Lieut.
- sliren
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Fight ia scoth- Wc-s~-m Virginia.

N-F-IF7fIl' Tu.I-H1l OT7l .. I6Nf
Gen. Burbridge with X,Jo0 mounted infantry
attacked S1tyii. 10 SOuth Western virginia, where
some exies.ve sls works a.e >oatd. end carried two
redouf1a capturing 10 prisoasrs, bcdess large num-
Der o, ho.ves mui.s co;t!e, 81. Oar h-s was anal.
Col. Nason Of toe 18th Michigan, was killed ard Coz
Hanson. Acting Brigodei General. was wounded.
Finding tie pse strongly fortified and defended BY
large t,rce under B-eckinridgs and EcAos Gea Bur.
bridge withdrew during tie ight leaving La wounded
The Rebels pursued ior about eight miles Gen Bur
brio passed through Co'nstoa th' afternoon on hL-
wsy 10 Lexington.
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WANTS CONFIRMATION.

The report tonight that Sheridan bad been
attacked by Longstrec. end Ind rerulsed HIM. lacks
confirmation. Up 10 niue O'Clock te-nsh, lie War
Department! WAS without aayieca.
FORREST PROMOTED.
TIE Coius5as Ca San of tie 18th Sept
Gays that G,n. Forrest has received commission A.
Lieut. General Of cavalry and assigned 20 the CON
:.sna Of The cavalry in the Army oi Tennss'ae.
MOVEMENTS OF BEAUalGARD.
Bosnyegard paced through Charleston o.
The 2.i ul On route 10 Augusta where Tie c.eris.'"
E-,,uYy says he viii remain until further oyds's-
JFrp. DAYIss sPgGCH.
Tie Ciar,fston Coprier OF the 26,h inst, and
Tie Ms ~ Tlegrsg. Of tie 2ith Inst. contain the
speech OF jeff Davis which the Coppe-head organs
pronounce So invention OF he waE Department
PROMOTED.
Captain Eobe-, n Scott, az Gen. Halccis
s-aa las been promoted to tie rank OF Major.
soLp IN wASHrrGToy TERRITORY.
Bdvioes have reached tho General Lend
Oico o. tie discovery Of gold IN tie Olympia Noun
ialGs q Washington Territory. alons IS niles ;. VI
.l.s iesi 81 Pos. Discovery Ray
LAMP SALES.
A. Vsrrouver, Washington Terri,T-. ca'h
sri.s were made g. tie public aud4, IL The nouih Of
August. io,i 70 the smcnnt ~ ,an-. Gosh sales at
SceAlol California, DUNG tie north. sJnounis!
70 s33iJ.
BOUSTiES cOTT1suID.
The War Department has directed .hs; tie
s9oo bounty shall ~ paid 20 oil r~crots who enlisted in
indiana snd iAof Subsequent 10 the Z;4 o. soe.sui
bs, !s'3.
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An Qeies on FRIDAY Observation-Disclosures
AseiIesr-Eine Weather.
Hoess. AI<ssr OF THy porosir,
llliAsy. OF 2. letA

Tndsy. Ocl 7, 1854
Byery.hlns remains quiet in front Of Peters
his
&c fighting has taken place zee Saturday 'ss', WITH
~ exception Of occasional sk.TinisL.Hg between cur
a,slry and Rebel scouting paELes who Iio"l sroond
~ fsuss Of the AMY. expecting 70 fnd sore place
val enough 10 warrant attach bot th:y invariably
Ia or rea vide sysis al resSy - gave them .
ssn welcome.
Tie engine % tee MAJ .r.'n ran OF The ,zsck isst
EsAs At Pars Station, osussd by TIE eareiessne" q
nne Of ibose in charge. ho one IVES hurt
Tie weather 10 very enc, and :sy9Tsble 30 n!i;aTy
4<rations
Important sysnis insy - EXPECTED AZ siystiI.s.
". ID. kctI.
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EXAMINING sURGpcSs.
}, is;,. Prs"
WASHINGTON. Sunday. Oct ., 1854.
FROM SHERIDAN.

information received in Washington tonight
states that Shegiisns erny Friday vas s II, Hsr.
ri,onb.ig. AID regularly receiving supplies fsoul
Marty-balg. The Intervening country - dangerously
Infested with eser ulss NajorGcn- Euery. the com.
usndeT Of H.. 18th Corps. has written an Official letei
covering Gen Seriians dispatch and the lettor o; ten
Wright Of the oth Corps ii testimony OF the good DO
hayioT o tbs lah Co, 81 the recent battles OF the Op
GUAM and Winchester in the Valley OF the shonnnd0an'
fhi- has been done IN order 10 correct muspresenfs
tions concerning that Corps 1, having ben stated IN
effect that through nsconoepon OF orders on tue
part OF Gen Emery the Corps delayed 81 east Two
tou-. IN coming % Herb, rendering u" '"'ce" |"
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Disp at<k from President Lincoln 10 Giisop
(umerOu.

pHuADLIPrnA sunday, o.. g. isoi
IL eou.eggence OF bogus reports 0i diaasieI,
Grants army pubhshod 70 day. dispatch vas sent
TIE President, Ind the believing rePlI vas received
WAsHNGIos. suDdey. OCT. 2. issi-5:aO 2. H.
"0,s. SIx0y CA,igRoS. F.slS1elJssia IAegs II abb
ssgssy DewS here from the Army Of tie Potomac
~ polished H. Sflntons buliesin q yss;sr.ny and Re
kss. TIE hDs il ogeu snc Gsrs nuS.aess eispaiche7
rspssir syerit. hsysno shsns OF bosrs dispatches
-. Lg,ColS.'
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gtenvY Canuonsdiug In Gen. HntIer's dc
paFfmSnf.
WAsnnoros, Saturday. {

WAsHn0Tos. Saturday, Oct ? 1854.
Passengers by the mail-boat to-day report
that when thc! lc City Point. yesterday norcug Al 10
O'Clock heavy cannonsdng had been going for fosr
or FIVE hours in Gen. Baers Department Of the james
River.
The Rebot made The a.scl, taiing our troops ZONE
what by fnfp!ae.
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uoysurBf ef Rebels into N~DtasHy.

Ciie1sviIlI, ICDL.. Saturday. OCT. Z, lsth
Two hundred Rebels, under Gen. Lyon, o
Ed8y,.is, Ky. cap,ured the Steamer ChamOsis and
GRO sell ts river into Bsn@csy yesterday at tAs nou
Il Xo.OW Greek. Anon taey released the boat
Tho wsse. Aoslota s-sals IL tcen feet 1csp, sri
rslns.
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The Opequan Tess complete than II would others se hsvs
been.
10 this Gen. Wright says there Ia not tho slightest
was reached. as rapidly as infantry could be moycs.
Gen. Emery says the 10Th Corps bore the brgnt Of tie
battle rs its loss 10 Killed and wounded viii show. and
held the advanced position it had gained ander
severe r- Of sriiery aud infantry, during the da,
ana MnAe tie hasl charge was ordered. 4 advances
ard drove tie enemy from its front.
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m.,.meuss o. General Warren.

w.sHisGIoS Saturday. Oct. 6
Ma. General Warren and stat came TO Ws'h'
ingToA 70 day.
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Yha Hlissinx steamer.

Up to Q O'Clock nothing had been heard al The
Ssio Yews office Of the steamer Eosaole.
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From North Carslina.

The steam transport, Dudley Buck, @efr-
mar. Eorshese City, y. c.. ria ypr,rsss Monroe u
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The siu Reainenf n. \. vsls. C~ptared as
Prisoners.

j. nj sigpsgFosg HfTtRsxlH1H. VA
tuesday, oct 4, 1851.
Tie jist RegireAtN. I. Volunteers (Shepard
AHs'l bcioogingh t.e NJ Army CORPS. were among
~s ~ Of piisonsfsia.sn by tLc enemy during the
'"a CT tie 9Th n.y. op Gre ~. Of tie Weldon Ro,d.
in regimen! went nto The action numbering oyS FIVE
'aaered neh, ind ave Few s'isgsleis wa captured
'"'" Tie rtsimet is isp~rtod to have acted with IL
.'s'' nfssciy and c,sh TIE officers when last seaa
"tbs bead efas regir.s u iosdigs and wgspG tss
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FROM WASHINGTON,
S,s,L. Do patch 10 Inc N. Y. Ti.bepe.
WASHINGTON Oct. .. 1854.


Senator Wilson, who has been stumpire
Western Pennsylvania .or Lincoln sndJohnson arrived
her, T.n.,oais,,. . sls-5as oct - ao'.s voss Of
peaassh snis VII result il handsome majority hr tho
Union candidates and wiil be largely increased By The
soldiers yots.
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The ssesm.,.g wim.Iew-Five Live Lost.

C,fvElAND Satu1Isy, V''- !" icV',
The steamtIg Wiuslow went to pieces Oh ne
railroad pier las; gbt. Five % the crew "crs Dos.
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Sine aJrpclGmdtiDn
oes' @cupkrnenre ppt1 8iEginitn.

Die genra al aHsubIp; ppm Sirstnttn bat ant 2O.e. W.
elm DtTeb auatnpmraen. buA6' rtltte eas am q. Settb Der
1868 salfrte 8eIeb, betitsIi /: lGtn @tfts, biz @tttoftuns
spn SeitrteurtH purh bic Civil. SthsEetn ttrrHene," "
sonasnbtrti purbsn IN, un6 ba fsrner her 9snssgne II nntb
bteI,tte autpriErt puretn 1T, pisfes Sets gu rlrS6entlt>.
nsn, ttpestaIb I'D, @tlItam z mi tbl, Qpnssrneur
Der GpninpnptaIfb ron Stteiaien. 9ieraltt r%rctlamtre, SaF
Rae So etnSe cine ssreus &tldlritt esss rcrtrtratnisn We>
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nadbSuffmmtn, urb fcrrtr ptrb has SpIts i'm auesmttnen
-, gta,ttn untsI. insiner Sanb unS nntsr ben,
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49, }, 21feh Saar DsS 9tpuats Sdnuar a.. D.ls64.
anb iri SSien SABRE Der Commercially. -
Sir ben gDurerpeur: >,s -.
0.I% @tbraf 81. @unfprbI ~. ~: q.
= =: StaatS, Sseret6r.
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Cine atue urt ssfttdtrfsr Camper, daf btr i.Se @rt De
anf Gstt etbronnt psTbtn fam, nnh be In falttn ME u
warmen. Simmgrn slei6 auseati1nd trsnnsn, fine btHtef
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49, i" I'M Sanfe bts 9rt. @tearn.
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Granffurter. Shwar, !.

9srIanst mtre Gin @auni Der bic Rabrifattrn ebn
80. Srautfurttr S'9par3 - :
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CT F6 Bet BEN rnttrGizntten, &fe Wlain tiuo 9te SraBe,
ut.ibst. Spbn Gr4er.
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(8Orttsuns Der lien Stite.)

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