Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09

much valuable property. Rebel papers
consider Shsrman's condition critical.
If Hood keeps up his supplies. Sherman
must evacuate Georgia. The rebel GA.
militia rendezvoused at Macon.
Chattanooga. 22d.-There have been
no engagements between the armies of
Northern Georgia Hood is reported
rapidly moving down Browntown Valley
to jacksonville and Taladega, where he
will strike the railroad to Montgomery.
Sherman's army stripped themselves of
every pound of superfuous baggage, and
are in pursuit Of Mood.
New York, 22d.-Gold 1134. Beaure
gard has taken the command in Tennes-
see. and will direct movements till the
campaign closes. Hood in his proclama-
ton SAYS Sherman cannot muster $4,000
muskets The rebels Of Canada ar.
about to make a raid OH Buffalo.
Augusta Chronicle says, Gen. Slocum
has contracted his lines leaving part Of
the city out i'll tho wst. The rebel Col.
lverson made dash straight through the
city Of Atlanta without damage. The
Macon Intslligcncer says, r.bis are ma
king arrangements TO enter Atlanta and
to hold it.
Washington, Oct. 24-Richmond Ex
aminer thinks the campaign in Georgia
must result i'll OF the capture Of Sher-
mans army. Cen. Anderson has been
ASSIGNED to the corps latoly commando.
by Beauregard.
New York. Oct. 25th.-The Richmond
papers Of the 22d received. in which
Eary's defeat by sheridan has been ao-
knowledged by Early himself, who claims
that ne took thirty pieces of artillery,
and says the Union pursuit did not
amount to much, As only cavalry were
engaged in it. Our infantry, he SAYS,
suffered severely. being too badly d-nor-
allied to follow him.
Richmond Examiner says, the camp
equipage captured in the morning was
retak.n by enrmy, and at Strausburg the
captured artillery becoming catangled in
the street with somo of their own, through
decentralization of drivers, WAS abandoned
by night. Sano paper saws. Federal ar
my was in New Market worn out with
fatigue, prrplexed and mortified with re-
suit Of the days operations. The rebel.
admit a loss Of 1000 killed, wounded and
missing. An order from the WAR Do
partment orders one fifth employees Of
tho ordnance beaurrau conscript,ti, thus
securing 1000 military force additional.
Gen. Longstr.rt in general ordor. Aated
Oct. 18th. takes command of hirNold
corps, relieving Anderson. ~.
~,
battle between Sheridan and I.onystrryt,
Of the l9;h will reach 5000. We lost in
cannon in the morning 81 pieces. bu,
captured in the evening 30 pieces 1t i,
now known Longstrect was not com-
inanding the rebels. The rebels fought
under Early and kershaw.
Oct. 22d.-An engagement took plac.
between the rebel gunboats on James
river aud our shore batteries. rebel fleet
fell bsek to TT. DARLING. with one boat
only, ssriousIy Y injured
New York, Oct. 2i-Th- Hrrali's
Chattanooga correspondent, saws the iha-
atrs OF action has been transferred 10
w hitield, Walker and Dale counties.
over the northern border of Pa. In
which large forces Of rebel infantry ar.
| concentrating. using Rome for ba-. 1T
their supplies brought in via Coosa river.
Rail road again torn up near 1'ilton and
Dalton. Tlltou captured hy thr rebels.
Ringgold, Tunnel, Cleveland, are ryac-
uated. The forces concentrating a.
Justice; Ianey's successor rebel r.
giments reported at Crntrevilr. lIick-
man county. Gen. Forrest is again
crossing the Tennessee river below Flor
ruc-. Il force of rebels ri Owrnsbnro
Another rebel force 1000 strong between
Salt river and Evansville Gold clo>,d
at 1ls3.
New York, Oct 23.-No change in
the front. except some new rebel bat
teries unmasked. in front of the lst
Division. President Davis regent visit
to Georgia seems to have had great effect.
Much enthusiasm and rrplcnishinr of
the ranks in Hoods army, and the re-
turn of very many stragglrrs. Hoods
line of supplies il via Alabama and Ten
nessee RAILROAD, from Selma to Blue
Mountain.
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