davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
! sides OF the ruD. extending

al strong works on both sides OF the ruD extending
several miles
The Second Corps in their charge tho plank road,
drove the Rebels frsn their works ON the sonh side Of
the riyor and the bridge OF which they held pos
session until ordered to withdraw. On tho advance Of
the Iiith Corps they moved on the south side OF the
river ana the road being crooked in this vicinity, by
keeping close to it, theIo cap between its loft and
the right Of the Second Corps. The enemy took Gd-
vantage this and massing in the wo0d under cover
made q most determined assault on the hight of tho
Second Division of the Second Corps, evidently with
The intention Of capturing the entire force on the right
The charge for q very short time success; but
our men rallied, charged in turn. and, driving the
Rebels back cut OFF the creates; part Of ASDERsoSs
Brigade Of INNS Corps The number Of prisoners thus
taken here was about 4oo. including many officers.
Meantime the Fifth Corps had reached the cnemy's
works on their roat and become wholly engaged The
loss here was not as heavy az In Tho Second corps
Darkness approaching and being deemed unsafe to
occupy so extended line with strong works in 'front.'
and exposed to flank attacks from cavalry orders were
issued 10 withdraw abor. two miles. which WIS done
without loss.
Daring the engagement the enemy drove our men
from Nv guns, bu: before they could be removed ouT
men charged and rctook them.
The loss OF the enemy cannot be stated, but is thoag
10 be about as heavy own IN killed and wounded
while their loss in prisoners is much larger than ours
We took about 200 altogether during the day
Gen. GIANT and sla were present during The entire
day and in company with Gen. MEADE witnessed the
various movements.
During Thursday night The Rebels made IN assault
on oar works soa,h Of where he mine was spns but
were driven back with considerableloss.
Near the same place party from the FRS. Diyhicn
Of the Second Corps made dash or = Rebel fort and
captured II. taking a colonel major captain md
Lieutenant with twenty prisoners, and bringing Oh
two Guns
Our picket line adyancod here for some distance.
and our men s.ill hold their ground W. D. Nee.
WAeHISGroy, Oct. 30, 1864.
Several steamers arrived here to-day from
City Point bringing several hundred soldiers wounded
H. the military operations Of tho 9th inst.
The Richmond papers Of Friday mako great boasts
OF the victory gained over OH troops on thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
Attack on the steamer Belle Of ~. Louie
by Guerrittas.

ST. LOTS Saturday, Oct. 20, Isti
The steamer Belle of st. Louis was attacked
by guerrillas while lying at Randolph on Thursday
night. Paymssters BUTLER and SMITH were KILLED. ind
several Of the crew Of tho boat were wounded.
CAIRO, Saturday Oct. %, 1854
The steamer Belle of st. Louis, from Menu
phs had a bales Of cotton 1t was Major BILLER not
BurIER. killed on her at Randolph One Of tho clerks
Of the steamer, and twenty-five deck hands, who had
gone ashore for freight were left when the boat pushed
out and was captured by guerr!as. Two OF the guer
rilas were killed by Paymastcrs BEIDE and SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

CAIRO, Saturday. Oct. %, II

CAIRO, Saturday. Oct @, 1864.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 9th says 1t is re-
ported tina. tie Rebel leaders Of West Tennessee are
exceedingly active. They have established railroad and
telegraphie communication between Corinth and Jack
son, and are conscrpting every person able to bear
arms including old men, and sending agents TO every
mart Of West Tennessee outside our lines, for sheep
stock Of all kinds goods. money. and everything that
con be Of service 10 them.
The Rebel Governor uAgRIs has been IN consultation
with FORREST and other Rebel leaders, and unloss tho
Federal authorities prevent it, session Of the Rebel
Legislature will be held at some point in West Ten
nessee so that it may go abroad that they have per-
manently secured that portion Of the State.
Five hundred bales OF cotton have passed Cairo Tor
Cincinnati during the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
YHuW THE ARMY or TfsE JAMES.
4 Demonstration On Orr Risat-Noi ,nnci
Fighting.
spocisl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Specixl Dispatch 20 The n. y. Tribune.
HDGRs. ARMY OF III JANIS. NEiR ri HioNT,
Friday. Oct. =, lt"i.
This Army made q demonstration on the en-
emys lines yesterday which while making little change
in The altitude OF affairs 'front.' yet caused about
"a much stir and co'nmoton IN camp as though II hn
been serious movement for the capture Of jicsmond
On The morning of Thursday the 9Th, Gen. TERHl
moved the Tenth Corps out advance OF our extreme
right and began occupying the enemy along TIC scene
of the hight Of tie 18th inst and from that point on the
Dasbytown road norlhw arlly 10 the Charles City road
considerable dcsaory firing occurred here during the
dsy without further effect than 70 show the cneny's
strength.
The Eighteenth Corps, meanwhile, accompanied b,
KAIrz's Cavalry moved ont toward the Williamsburg
road and there engaged the enemy late in the after
neon. with VARYING SUCCESS. UoiyaN's brigade Of
Coored Troops sueceededln earn Inc one Of TIE enemys
redoubts and capturing the guns. willie IAEoHlLDs
and CUlIras brigsdes were roughly handled IN en-
dcavolng 10 take strong position held by the enemy
directly on the Williamsburg road, IL tie neghhorhood
Of Seven Pines Darkness on too soon 70 permit
I, 10 avail ourselves Of the advantage gsnod by the cap
re Of The redoubt On the eneUy- loft aud oar troops
were ordered 70 retire which they did to await day
light and q fair START again next morning IL" i''"'i
IN the other side Of the james however, LED Gen GRAM
20 direct the withdrawal Of our forces TO 'her oIg'n0
posi,on; aYd matters have resumed leif usual Ini''
here
The losses OF the Tenth arm! Corps will amount 10
some 800 men or ihcIeabopis and Of tho Eighteenth 10
rrbabl, do.he that about half Of them. however cap
ure1iby the enemy Among the ossuai;ies am able TO
give ,he following wounded Of The Tenth Army Corps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

The New Maryland Conssitusios Pre-
elmiuscd.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Oct %. 1864
GOV. Bradford has just proclaimed the new
Free state Constitution Of Maryland. Tie friends u
the measure are IGNORING the event by display 81
hunting The American has put ont an immense nSg
hearing the inscription, Free Maryland"
The Governors proclamation concludes as fol'ows
And whereas the result OF said elections have been
duly certified TO me by the proper judges OF said several
elections and unon accurately counting ana casting up
tho votes ~ returned 10 for aad against SAD COZ
.ti,ution including the soldiers vote aforesaid, " hotn
annear 70 me that thcre 90 ia ballots for the con-
.ituton and 20 ig9 ballots against the CONSTITUTIONS
and that there were 6 blank ballots reported as given
against The cons;i bat not counted, the persons
ring them ref si!g 10 take the oath required "
s,id constitution; and there being, therefore, OF the
aggregate vote so cast sorty In favor OF the a1op
ton of said cuns.lsu ,on, - - o..
Now. therefor. l. AUGUSTUS w. BRApfoKD rov-
erpor OF tho Sste OF Maryland, In pnrnnanes Oh tne
an,hority 10 vested IN me by said act ol .Assemmy
and CON stitu,ion do by this my proclamation:
declare and make known that the said constitution anu
Gn of government go framed and adopted by the con.
yentiop aforesaid has been adopted by majority OF the
yolcrs of thr state and that 10 pursuance OF the proVsnn
therein eonsined The will go Into effect as tno
nroncr constitution and form OF government OF ms
state superseding the now existing, on the hrss
day OF November next. c...
Given under NY urd and the great seal OF the otatd
az Maryland. at the City of Annapolis, on The 2'n
day Of October in the year OF our LORD isoi
By the Governor. a. W. BkADfoID'
wv b. HALL, Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
THE WAR MISSOURI.
price in Fall Retreat and Orr Cas"ir,
in Pursuit. Accident To Gen. Pieaaon-
ION. &c.


ST. Lotrs, Mo- Saturday Oct. -. 1854.
The latest accounts pat Gen. PRICE near Car
ihaee Jasper County. Missouri still rcircatias with
our cavalry in hot pursuit.
Cen PlrAsANIoA has been slightly Injured iy ioll
from his horse.
ST.. LOUIS Oct. %, 1864.
PRICE lef 800 killed aud 200 wounded on
tho fold in the late battle His army composed o.;
three divisions of nnc bfgadcs; there were thirty ix
regiments. averaging 400 men TO each, beside large
irregular force He was in Jasper County on Friday
had pressed by our forces He had but two pieces OF
artillery. and one Of them Wac disabled Tie county
is full OF Lis s,ragelcrs
Gen. FlsKr. after full conference with Gen. RosH-
CqANs az Warrcnburg, has taken his command INTO
North Missouri, and WI Immediately rcoccup and
regulate his old district. The Rebels hereafter VIII be
most sirnecnily treated. Oar wounded, who f,l into
their hands we're inv aIiaby len nailed. with their
Wounds undressod
Little Rock adyices Of tho Goth say h.t on lie loih
L. 600 or 70 COZ Rebels crossing The Saline River
northward Just below Boston, - miles south Of Live
Rock. Tho next morning roconnoterng parties we're
sent out " hen part VI them were seen moving tVull
and part az them going west There 10 some appearance
ofan attack on Little Rock bat whcthor tho Rebel
movements designed to cooperate eDy way with PRICE
OF fan upon SIErLf. should he weaken BIZ force by
sending troops 10 intercept PRICE and endeAvor 70
take Tie lower line % the Arkansas R'vcr Is rot
known Il Il believed however that SIErll i slrpre
enough to hold tho eatiro limo of the Arkansas Rso
and assume the offensive.
\ number 81 Rebel soldier wore SHOT h"re yesterday
in retaliation for the murder q Nal. wilson's men,
Rebel Major viii be shot for Maj WILSON as soon
az one reaches here from the prisoners recently captured
by PLIAs0sToS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
TENT HrRTY.s;xTH STAR on OUR
FLAG.
yryuda Admitted 20 the Union.
b. nc PresiSeas Of The United Sta;ss Of Amuiea
A PROCLAMATION.

81 nc PresiScas Of The United Sia;ss Of A@rieG
4 PROCLAMATION.
Bksreas. The Congress Of the United States
Issued an act which approved on the Dist day OF
March last, entitled An Act to enable the people OK
Nevada 10 form Constitution and State government
and for The admission Of such Sttc into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States;
VAersss The said Constitution and state Govern
mont have been formed pursuant to the conditions pre-
ec1bed by the fifth section of the act Of Congress siore-
said and ihe certificate required by the said act and
also a COPY Of the Constitution aid ordinances nave
been submitted 10 the President Of tnc United States
Now therefore, be il known that l, ABRAHAM LIZ
COIN President Of the United States, 10 accordance
with the duty imposed upon by the Act Of Congress
aforesad do hereby declare and proclaim that the SAID
State OF Nevada is admitted into the Union on an e1rnt
footing with the original States
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, aBd
caused the sen, If the Uusod States TO be affixed.
Done ut the City OF Washington, this tbr'y-rst day
OF October in the year Of Lord one thousand eSs
hundred and sxyfoa and Of the Independence oil tao
United States the eighty ninth ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By tho President: WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary
AZ Stale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
VICTORY IN EAST TENNESSEE.
DeCens Of Brigade of Breckinridge's
Troops Prisoners and Canuon Cnp.

NASHVILLE. TisS. Saturday. Oct. 90 1861
General GILLEM had fight yesterday with
General yAuGHAS's Rebel command at NoTristow1.
completely routing him. and capturing one hundred and
sixty seven prisoners colonel one major, Fix cap
tains. eight leutennnts hye twelyepounders end one
mountain howitzer.
The prisoners and artillery captured arrived here this
morning.
NASHVILLE, Saturday. Oct. %. 1864.
General GuLrM has Just had sanguinary battle with
BgEcKIygIpGEs forces in East Tennessee completely
routing ind driving in confusion VAUonASs brigade
many miles.
The fighting Of the liyeiest character. ouf cayal
~ using their sabers. We captured nearly five hunc-
rcd prisoners, including Colonel Ross commanding a
brigade. &
The celebrated McCLuRGs Rebel battery was CAP
alel entire tie taking vi being one Of the most go
ious charges II the wal.
The Rebels in their fight threw away their arms and
abandoned much property.
Tho Rebel killed and wounded woro let in our posscs
sion.
General GlLGEN is still in vigorous pursuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
From Louisvilie.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Saturday. Oct. %, isG

LouBvILIE, Ky, Saturday, Oct. q, 1864.
In tho fight reported 70 have taken place at
Dc Soto L. on Thursday afternoon Of last week, the
Rebels repulscd By cur forces There arc no par
tionlars the affair.
There is q rninor Mt Nashville that HOOP is again
throwing his army into the rear Of SHERMAN
The rpmor again prevails that Paducah Is threatened
Dr. large force Gen. MEREDITH is making extensive
preparations for its defense.
MUYD.Ys gang entered the stables Of r. A. ALf1AN-
prn, in Woodford County, Thursday afternoon. and
stole six ~ his finest horses Mr.. ALEXANDER with
party Of his eighboIs pursued them, exchanged sew
eral shots With Them ard forced them 10 abandon fso
OF his horses The gang still have possession Of the
celebrated horse "Asteroid" ALEXANDER offers ono
bousspd dollars FOR his return and five hundred ioi
IaIs Tor the capture Of MUNDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
From, Wcsi.Virginia.

WHEELING, ". Va Oct. 80, Isos.
The following dispatch was received at a lste
hOur last bght -, ..
To Gor. A. j. BoREsAS: A detachment ofthc Eighth
OHIO Cavalry in command Of Lieut.. Col YOU'LL WIS
attacked this morning at daylight by Major HILL WITH
so Rebels Major HILL belonged to IMDoDESs COM
mand After two hours hard fighting, the Rebels wero
rcpused and routed with the loss Of Is prisoners, 70
killed, and large number wounded. Among the lat
ter is Major Hill, who is mnrtIIy wounded and pris-
oner in our hands Our loss is killed and 81 wounded
Lieut. PEEK is among the killed. and Major H0wE
wounded. The Rebels rereated TO the mountains.
Il. +. KELLEY. Majog-Gcnera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
TIE Rebel Invuders-Prfcc Pursued Re.
yond Fort Reported Capture Of
Generals Mnrmadake aud Cabeii-Eaor
ribic Massacre The Whereabouts OF
Hill Anderson, etc.
from Our Special Correspondent.


81. Loup, Oct. q. lsG4.
The Rebel invasion is about over few hun
ared struggling guerrillas iclpable Of an immense
amount OF mischief remain. bu. tho principal
army with its divisions brigalcs and reg
imen,s oil under command OF PRICE. has in
cou,incntly skcdaadled-driven ignomniously from
the State by tho combined forces Of RosEcRAss
and CuRIIs Though there is nothing encouraging for
tic Rebels in this there IL something partially discour
aging to the Unionists Of this State who have been
robbed and driven from their homes by Tho Gfleen or
twenty thousand Rebels sent hitler by JEFF. DAVIS
Aner Ill the suffering and after the magnificent re-
spouse to the call OF GEN RosEoRAss for men to repe
he invader is sickenng to record the escape OF
PRICE with the bulk Of his army and its ten thousand
horses taken from the hard-working freemen OF Mis-
souri. It's the old lesson repeatedsomcbody made
mistake-this man was ont OF place, and another dld
moi come TO time Well It is the cost Of Unonism IN
Border State and We must submit
P,cE doe. not 80 scot.free by any means After tho
repulse of his attack on Sunday south OF Kansas City,
he took no bis limo Of retreat rapidly ~ circum
stnuces would admit toward Fort Scott On Monday,
n IN he was In Kansas south Of Paola. AZ noon that
day Gen. CURTIS was opposite Paola in hot pursuit
with the combined cavalry force under BLUNT and
plrAsoS1oy. il appears that PRICE made good time
outhyard and passed Fort Scott without stopping to
cooble Nd lis small garrison and large amount OF pro-
visions and ammunition, which he knew was stored
there.
On tuesday afternoon We are informed by telegraph
hs rear was pressed closely that to give his wagon
trains time TO push ahead he was forced to order tenn
porory halt. 4 conhc, ensued between PiEAsosToss
cavalry and the Rebels under MARAADuKE and cABlIi
which resulted In rout Of the previously demoraIized
Rebels. and the capture Of MARMADuKI and cABELi,
their commanders with several pieces OF artillery and
regiment Of Rebel cavalry. This is the substance Of
nriyate dispatch received at Fort LeayeDworth per
Font Scott Further particulars will doubtless DO re-
ceiycd today and be communicated by tcegrapho tho
Eastern press.
Probably PRICE ere this Is in the Indian Territory;
but from movements previously ordered 1t Is expected
BY military gentlemen here that Gen. 1nAiEa VIII H.
terecpt PRICES flying column with force OF cavalry
and infantry from Fort Scott II TuhfER can hoa
PRICE in cheek or compel lin 70 mokea curve 70 ''c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
THE GREAT CONTEST.
The movemcus on Grart's Lsn-Whnf For
Tho He.un-An Important Position
Claimed How Everybody was Ham,
booxled.

s,-eial D.ps,cb to The y. Y. Tnbone.
w.sRss STATION. Va, Friday night. Oct. %, ls5i
The movement Of the Army OF the Potomac
4, over for the present net gain being the very I'M
.,tant one Of a mile and haIf west, and milo and
h. south es; added TO the extreme lett OF our fort
esa line within four miles Of Petersburg. This three
,,eo, advance west and southwest to near Po'ers'
,r,sh Is worth dozen miles five miles further ont ana
.,ns On. 20 be lust what Gen. GRANT was hShtDS iof
,...e,aay. when 10 VAS mailing Lamentations A""'
20 tho south and southwest which Il confess pau
nosled The newspaper correspondents M wen ~ Tic
.nsuv ,e II WIS regarded al arorpd as nahk move
nent. ..,-,r
This gain IN circular line with our OLD lorllnou uc
within -four niles OF Petersburg enables or guns u i''
sommand tic south side OF the railrOad ana me h MON
mimi road from tire Weldon railroad 10 Ietcisphs'
snd amply repays the grand stTagetie demons'f''''
,ust made 10 that end.
The handling OF the Army OF tho Potomac on HIS o'
SAXON was by Cen. MEsDr il person. A. iaNo sD'D
before il seems 70 be the determination Of 1eh KAN
70 give his armies the benefit of the greet moral Victory
at is soon TO be achieved OF the polls before aoihs any
pore hard fighting when. II lie expected, there WIZ ~
&c more hard fighting to do.
Last ght he esemy iet pretty plainly OF orr OH lof'
,ed line in front Of Petersburg in two OF three places
fui were promptly repulsed.
hear nom The extreme right thst. simultaneously
,ith the demonstration the lo yesterday, Gen. but
gs made O strategic demonstration ON the right which
~as also discontinued when the object of both move
s4ns was accomplished, in the center of the ieit or
ssther az the LETT Of our fortified line four miles south
~ Petersburg.
The object Of the whole demonstration right ard
Nft. was this little Inclination Of q mile and hall
.sound towards tho Southside Railroad and the Boyn
ton Plank. Rad so PcteItourg-the strategic i'm
porapoe of which ndcntaon and it's very great adnn
,age over q long flank movement viii soon be made
sppaIert. 1iANohS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
FROM snERMAH's ARMY.
The Fight I'm East Tcnncssee-Bood NJ
tacks Decatur, AIn.-ne In Defeated
The Rebels said TO be CrossiuG the
Tennessee River mt Cypress Creek.

t-|' CHATTANOOGA, Oct. ", lto3
4 special dispatch to The Garetfe from Knox
vile says: Gen. GnLuM attacked VArGHs at Norris
town to-day, and routed his forces, capturing i've
pieces OF artillery and 200 prisoners
HOOP attacked DECATUR yesterday, last night and
this morning and was handsomely repuscd each time
GRANGER captured fonr pieces Of artillery spiked two.
and took 100 prisoners. frf
The Rebels are retreatiDg from Decatur but arc 70
ported to have crossed the Tennessee at the mouth "
Cypress Creek.
Rebel prisoners and contrabands report that BFAvi
GAgD and HOOP are both with the Rebel army.
HOOP in a general order. assures Lis men t1"s
SHrRuAys army does not exceed $500 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
R;otiug in Philadelphia.

The route of the Democratic torch-ilght pro-
rSslou last nigh; was OF great disorder, with
much rioting. IN Chesnutst.. between Sixth snd
Seventh SIS, buildings we've much injured by missiles
Al this piace JAMES CAMPBELL aged sny'fiye, not u
participant in the parade. was struck on the head with
stone, and died Utmost instantly. Other citizens anl
MANY OF tho police were seriously injured. There ii
considerable excitement in the city to-day over tho
affair, and there have been Some political lights.
Near, one hundred persons arrested last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
Forrest, Buford and Chalmers o." RAID
Paducah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
she Attack.

sr. LOUIS, Saturday, Oct 90, 1864.
Gen. MEREDITH, ut Paducah. Kentucky, re-
ceiyed dispatches from Gen. SHERMAN on wednesday
that tie Rebel Cen FORREST intended TO make al a.
tack on that place yesterday.
scou,srcport that large numbersof Rebels are passing
Dresden. Trenton Lexington Shady Grove and Meier
nodsyile-al within fifty miles Of Mayfeld
A lasre amount Of supplies is being accumulated al
McTernodsyie by the Rebels.
The Rebe, Gen. BUrORo had three pataDicht sba
battery Of Dahlgrcn guns at Shady Grove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
Winter weather in theeld makes necessary FOR comfort
should be hurried forward.
To the Associated Press.
HpQRs., ErSFTErXTH ARsy CoKPs }
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1864.

HDQRs., ErNFTETNTH ARgY CoRpS
Thursday, Oct. -, lsGi
Quiet reigns supreme in the Army OF the Mid
de Department. The different corps have resumed
their old Positions and becoming quite comfortable
again.
The Losses in Che Sixth and Nineteenth Corps in the
battle Of Friday, as officially stated. amount in round
numbers 90 fyo thousand five hundred in killed wounded
and missing Tho wounded in The Nineteenth Corps
numbered thousand one hundred and fifty tho da!
after the fight DIV total loss in the light viii not be less
than thousand The Rebel loss is onethird greater
A reconnaissance as far as Woodstock failed 10 lis
the presence of sDy enemy although it is reported
that EARLY is again recognizing his shattered army.
Doubtful.
Prisoners continue 10 be brought in by our cavalry.
The valley between Cedar Crock and Woodstock is full
Of straeglers.
Rain commenced falling this morning, and there is
oyry prospect Of a wet spell ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
From Fortress Moarse.

FORTRESS MoSEof, Friday. Oct %, Is6i
Col. WILLIAM HOLDER Chief Qnartermaster
a. Newbsrn, y. c. recently and enormously reporter
dead, has arrived here in good health.
The L. s. frigate Sabine, took the place of Young
Rover this morning as guard slip in Hampton Roads.
The IT, 8. hospital steamer Ben DeFord arrived sfom
m the James River this afternoon with patients from
the various army hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

Orders have been issued for the concentration OF 'ne
Rebel forces on the Tennessee line, preparatory "s
march on Padncah
The Rebel Generals FORREST, CHALMERS and BuVT
are in command ofthe Rebel forces .-t.l
All business at Paducah is suspended. and the seo1s
thero arc being removed II place of safety.
Every preparation is being made for the Rebel aio'