The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-14
LATEST NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
Reported Oeeupat,on Of erims, Ga

Reported Occupation CT SFimns Ga
rysn hs Fohmtui En0ursy.
The Atlanta IHieAiysNesy Of Saturday morning
4 gives credit to a rumnT from q very r5hapts
scarce" that the Yankees Oroupiei Orinn 90
Friday morning. We r"NaiyVd by yesDrd va
4 mall tbe Gnfnn Rebel NJ Friday tnOrnis,, which
makes no mention Il sus Yankee gJrces ap.
psOacbh x. SuiI, thu ,'Dort NAY be frua as the
q Rstsl vas probably pRi' ted thursday event 4.
Capture "f R.,'ns. s5a., by the stsbet-.
OeyolsA 10 iAe R,eaasnd BA,y.
ArorsTA, Oetobsr San oflci / despatch
confirms toe IecspSre Of ROM, $50 gil with
three thonSaua n,SSO's, A rumb,r II waite
officeis were also taken. The Yankees d. .troyed
their commissUy stores, And Nv, sq t,ras O.
the business portion Of she town we're harm
SsneTal " heeler dashed into N Tietta sud b irBod
= block OF surchOuses, ana aso sp &c d gh,re
guns In the plA G. Pores is IN hldd rJnhe,-
pee. Rousseau is cOoped up In Nashville.
Affairs ~ CharIestUn.
"Ds,patch 70 ne Richmond Blis.
AUGJsrA, October S--rhe yellow fever sim
,.prevalls IN Charleston. New cases occur lly
and are followed by number Of deaths. Foe
new bluCkade-TuuDtr Constance struck the wreck
Of The steamer Mary B0clrs while irving 20 rlu
into Charleston harblr, aud was sunk on We'd
"nesdBy night. One uf her CseR vas drO nsd !;
s sbe remainder, with all tbs passengers on bar
&Hcre saved. The steamer was Owned by Collie
"a Co.
In Front oT Petersburg.
IOOpatch 70 ne RkAm0Ed Haig.
PETERsBUR0, October 9.--Yesisrdly, abogt
|poon, the enemy in force moved on our riglt,
|puppOsed at first for the purpose Of m lkinK "a
lhtIaCh on our lines. ItturnOd out 70 be n1;hing
&mcre than extending, by the enemy, Of tb5ir
u ines on our right, In order 10 occupy al Of our
ost works near Fort McRie Ths enemy, By
his move, gained no hing In the direction Of the
Outhside railroad, aud only prolonged their
q Inc, oriyirg In few Yi1ettes occupying the
found Heth took only part Of tue wOTKs near
Fort McRae occupied by tle eusmy, AL q liet
# oday. Weather cloudy and very cool.
II The city oOitOr OF the lPhig des rib - trip
& lown Che river. He says I'VE found our ir,n
lads in excellent h,yhting trim, ID Inued with fuli
reSs Of brave "tars," aud vi defiant penn ints
y ing in full sight OF the enemy pcket4, To saw
#lothiDg of Buffers observatory, froO which nIs
'nly the monitors near Chap'u'S, bat evsn the
urrsied levi, above Draty's, can. with the
* sid of glass, e4sily b1 seen. We regretted %
earn that on Saturday morning a bOatsw1in's
mate, named Jack sllIvsn, a Yankee deser;rr,
Fith two others the same stripe IN III 'e thee
HJOnfcderIies, also OF the ecew Df the irOl.cad
lRichBoRd, while porto ;ming somo spe1ll du'y
bn the north bank Of the river, ~ desert 10 the
Hankees.
Y Aspeeeh from General BeaUregard.
From The GfesHb0ro (F. ~ citizen 2an tH
a General BeaureSard was in Raleigh last Friday
23d un), and spent most OF bis time with Cow
#rnOr Vance. On his arrival at GrtenblrO the
- aTs were closed round by tbroDg OF Ci zens Uf
u ages and both sexes, 10 catch glimp'e OF the
immortal hero Being waited upon, Geher II
" 0rm, and after the band h1d finished patriot c
~, he made n handsome, encouraging, cynver
~ atiOnslsIeech.
He "a d we have been crowned With many vic
WoriSs thit we mnst look for sOme rcverses tha
Mg6ry I6se had its thorns and we are ever md
non 20 feel them ihat he never despars, even
the midst Of the most terrible tiles; that all
Ne going well at Richmond and Petersburg; that
he must endure, hope, and fight, aud our inde-
AendencC will be vOurbsafed by the wise and
Penefcent Ruler Of The Universe. ..
GeOrvIalo o u" Redeemed.
Xkron, the AEgrstu CGG R,gibr.
We do not wish TO be ciassed With those who
FOuld give false co.oTing 10 our situation, in
rider 10 revive the GespOn5ing, hIt IA sJating
Ehat we do to-day give but the honest co1vic
ions of our mind. from all thtt W. can her,
be signs of the times in and around Aglantl
Five promise-if Georgia will bnt partially dis
harge her duty-of an early Fiidaace OF or ds-
stable and Wanting foe. We believe he has
MecOmpished sli he can, and now the tide must
uTn in our favor.
ho bugDear tales we have besu IL Of his
WtrC myth and his supplies are fabricAtions. Un-
MOubLCd sources inform us tlnt he is very short
II supplies men on halt rationS, aud horses
ying by bundIeds per day. Wheeler has in
Iicu a severe blow undoubtedly; and, m Jre-
lyer, movements nov ON foot, indicate speedy
ork. A"Ong pull, "a strong pail, and pail alto-
Ie,ber' viii redeem GeJrSiA forthwith, when
c can have q gran illumination over shC re-
IemptUn of Atlanta, surp ,ssinc ia brlliAncy
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