Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
LATEsT FROm THE NoRTH

lowing.
The Times, under the head of "The Situation"
says:
very complete Union victory was achieved by Gen.
Gillian, commanding portion of the Union forces in
East Tennessee, at Greenvlle, the morning Of the
4Ih Toe camp of the notorious guerrilla and raider
John Morgan Was surprised, Morgan himself killed, his
Of and piece OF artillery captured and his iorce
entirely dispersed, with ss Of from fifty 10 hun
DIRE d n killed alone. This is the end of Morgan.
The latest dispatches from the Army OF the Potomac
represent everything net. Gen. Gran. fred salute
from the shotted guus evry Battery bearing on the
mys lines yesterday ia homer of the victories in the
Southwest
An official despatch from Secretary anton amour.
ces that the Richmond Examiner of the 9Th confirms
the defeat aud death OF General John Il. Morgan as
Greenvle, Tenn on the 4tb.
Fcom Atlanta there is nothing stree n. Sher.
mans spatch Of the 4h. cretaIy Stanton tays the
prevailing storms in the Southwest have interrupted
aud delayed the dispatches espa oh from NJ sh-
vile says: tine from Sherman army reports tie
loss Of the enemy at three thousand killed I'D wound.
ed. We captured two thousand prisoners amOug them
Brigsdier General (name not given) We also csp-
tured large amount OF material The army is in ull
session OF Atlanta"
Gen. Sheridan Is sui pushing rly 10 tho Valley
The fight Oh Sandy at Berry viii, Was Very succe
full affair for the Union forces. The rebels vera most
thoroughly repused by General Crook on the 4sh. Al
RmbCLuce train Of 30 aagons, after leaving the wound
ed captured by Mosby, the train being wi bout an
esc.rl. captain BIZ pursued the rebels aud recap
tured fifty 10 SEES anu i've prisoner,
Yesterday, throughout the cUuGtsy, sau!es we're
FREQ AMI bells rung honor OF the recent great vic
by army aud navy In the South vest Toe ar
spirit all The land 10 renewed and by
these glorious achievements OF our arms
raE MILITARY SITUATION
The Hrald of The Tn tays:
The OonleoerAcy has but one army left. Ffny oens.
raj actions finishes Innumerabe and the bardsbirs
of three years Of terrible warfare have exbau,t,d b
deslroye entirely, the Ignorant but bar ly population
upon wa!ch the rebel leaders counted 10 oy.rtbrnw
Q government Of the aited States. All that ia leI
of that pen ilaOn n9W II the rsb6le Of Hoods last
thirty thousand aud the one army under L,, N.e,I
million of armed M N have, IN th5 three Vt ars of s
career lOuglE the battles OF the GTebeou and ve
have destroyed all u the last tenth of that
power. Putting down the rebellion is now uarroved
70 the q I2sIion OF beating Lees army. 4.
fHE NEW COLLECTOR.
Tie Herald says that the new collector, Nc. Dfapsr
has a ready ToGlOvsd several of the Custom Hou,s f
ci.s aud it is Tumored that he eontempAtes A clean
sweep. In forLyeight hours many have changed from
anti ucoln to Lincoln, bu. death bed Repentance the
Herald says, will not save them.
slwARDs GREAr CAMPAIGN sPGrcH.
The Herald contains Stewards gre4! campaign oeeeh,
delivered at Auburn on the III. synopsis Of which
We VII give in this evenings edition Of the WHO.
Hs opens the Presidential campaign with ,be nm
nounct mont that the salvation OF toe Uaion denand
upon the -seciou Of Mr.. Lincolo and lha, the 80
must COL tnue until the rebels forced to enc fr
peace He in mates that slavery is long an ia ne
of the war and III Il the iustisI ion will not ns in, $50
with alter peace Is declared. Do is severe on the roG
cal aboltoni,t' and directly charges tee del,ba,es a.,
che chicago convection ana the peace democrats gen
orally with beng aiders and abe tors of the rbIon
aud Ii supporters of J,f,rson Davis a, also nnEes
the welcome announcement that there Will bs 10 draft
as the UIi0n armies are being reinforced By Volunteers
as last necessity requires.
kKBIL PAPERS NORTH AID SOUTH AND The trrUAr,ou
The rebel papers down in Dixie, says the g.,o1
Who know the IIact importance of our victory m A.
Ian a. are silent abou. They appear TO be du,nb-
founoered, and know not what to faY. Blu IL ia W.
different with the rebel organs az the NoFthsueb IS
che NtDs The World and Others. These boldv trv io
bitz III IL ou and declare that the victory Is ~ No
quenee, and thai tne cap ure of Atans is me-
osgaielie.
NCLILLAN RATIFICATION NETTING
On Thursday, the SD, there va, to DO a grand No
Oleilan ratification meetil in New York. AmoIg to-
sp hkers advertised were Gov. Seymour. Gov. Park.r
aud Senator Bigcr.
ILSorIoE IN VERMONT
The election returns from Vermont indicate a, -
crease oRthe usual Republican majority 10 that
very heavy vote Cast.
PROBABLE WITHDRAWAL or TaIMlsr
L. Is asserted here in well informed Republican .;
cles that General fremont will HittdlaE his name from
the Presidential contest within tea days IL ia ,I.o
stated that Hon. b f. Wade ia shortly to take The
stump for the Baltimore nominees.
MISUNDERSTANDING vIEw FOR THE ooSprpKR.-,s
Toe 6asreal editor INDUCES in the rolloujp, co,.
selling r, 4 ctiots'
But this spirit Of gambling it is useless {, talk against
he the World Worships MAmmon Ga IL does an5 sv
{, sternest 'patIiO She Loyal L.akuen man of,h
hnG-Ire wiling 10 specialize in the fortunes of ,bo;r
country ct ali hfzTds, ana mauy Of whom you'd be az
ready 10 sell s lst vital interests for m.ss nj
A & su was to sell his birhrighi.
When NJ. Eesst n lon made bis uncalled for ard -,
dpuihed appeal TO the nation TO adbserye Il, he oo
thirty currency lsu, he congTatula ed il on
than million per day was frequently received for
taxes under the internal revenue act Blu the nro,nise
which this favorable ammo uuc Conveyed has bso
far from sustained b. tue subsequent. reur HnU "a,
the public judge from the ollosing rsurn of ths
Assistant Treasurerin this lily Tor August:
Customs. Int R1v. Loans.
July. ........SS CAT S8l s797Os s94S5ss
Angus ........6,y72. O01 lO22 96s 6O9l 122
This shows about a MI hon per mouth on eoeouat Of
internal rev enue instead Of mucl per d.v Eyrn The
nego ,on OF the gold bearing bonds of 1881 now on
the market, will be insufficient to meet the pressing
wants q the Treasury, aud temporary Ioaa' ~ all
ready spoken OF TIE Unpaid reqaisiaons according
70 The last weekly statement ct the nstoIal b. were
no eFs thai $75 795 00O while the amount in thg rea
Only Sl7 ls9 6lS These -silo 70 mus. D. paid
and yet neither tbs rev 81 per gold bsa,ing oal
which il for S3l 900 0O0) the tea foTty l., the
seven.tbifty loan will su ply the de6c ency; fos tbe
current expenses Of the veFnneH, are ,usy N
excess Of the receipts from all source owing 10 The
depreciation OF the currency which makes every paper
dollar disburse by the Government worth little mora
than forty CENTS and dimnishes its purchasing p1ser in
Aud yet with the ruinous cons qlsnees Of the cur
rehcy system We are pursuing directly p)srent the
easury Ct percy In the policy Crigina by Mr.
Chase, and the national bank the pligu Of our national
haances are agg svAting the ev whi,h unles, arrest.
ed must lead TO that collapse Nh eh the capi atI q
the Ct uoy are Already VdDg against as ", az the
mora fearful cont n.y. ncy OF revnluiJn
The goi mai kst WAS less excited to-day than Il has
been for the past ten dAys tbs open ny qu,taup was
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