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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
THE GREAT CONTEST.
Al Quiet with Grant and Sherman
Eheridan's Late Cavalry Fight
One Of His Own" Dispatches
WAN nyfL9rNTNr,
wnaarSorox, Oct. i2-s:iO .. ms


To Me-. Gen DIX Dispatches have been re-
-e,vea To- dsy frcm Gen. Grant Gen Sherman anS Gen
sheridan bu. no Military movements sin"e my ia's 'ee
gram are reported.
The filowing details Of the csPaiiy engagement ias'
Sunday are furnished ig sheridan
"Itayc seen no sga of the enemy since TIE brii!sa'
rnraremen, OF the 9th inst
"5t was ~ equal cavalry fight, In which the on'my
vas routed beyond my pc'Ter tc describe. lie lost
,ysrythpr carried wheels. except one piece oi ari
sery. and when las seen paasng oreri;udes hi
near New Market. the keer run tsenty-sf- niles
epm tho battlefield. &c which point TIE pn1S1it wes
kept VI.
"Tbe battery men and borses. &C.. we're oop'ur~'.
The horses were in good condition but were oil e.
changed BY opr cavsirymep Tor their broken down a.
finals Tho casualties on ne 9th viii not ozcced Ska
nea The hanlred msn of the 9Th Oh'o' dspe's oo
While guarding tbs bridge over tho North Shenandoak'
haze all come III, except the officers"
Epw-s ". STANTON. Sec. Of VIZ.
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"Stcopcd between the jeering ranks
And Kissed the Negroes child"
From the ili.slsslppi.
CAIRO, "wednesday. O

CAIRO, "wednesday, Ocl. II 'roS.
The steamer Gladiator, from New.Orleans The
Sd inst brinys information Of expedition into TIE
interior Of Florida under Gen. Asboth. Eucnena
Court House captured on the sd uit and twenty
prisoners were taken. including Col Terrence ehd
Lieut. Gordon
large number Of horses mules and cattle we're cap
tured. Douglass Ferry and all the boats In the ven
we're destroyed The expedition at last accounts Was
at Marianne.
The steamer Orient rom Boston. had arrived at New
Orleans
Tie New. Orleans cotton market was nnsettlcdi no
saIes; midding held at el 10 Flour lower
Tho steamer Rubbs from Memphis 10 Cincinnati
passed Cairo with 2iO bales u cotton and the Belle Of
Memphis with " bales for ~ Louis.
Tie Grenada Pichd ssys: Col Bash Dnse has been
assigned 10 the command Of John Morgans Cavalry
aud Forrest has been promoted TO Lieut. Generaiehp
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NEw.yERsEY nTEws.

HUDSON COUNTY C0uRr.-Thc Grand Jury
OF Hudson County yesterday forenoon presented Ia
additional indictments. making total III all vi A.
so far.
During Yesterday tNe Grand jury were engaged In
tax ng evidence relating 10 the prize night of Tuesday
morning. Ten q. the parties arrested have been re-
leased bail and twersy four st remain IN JAIL wait
ing the nc, ION of the Grand Jury.
RAILROAD ACCIDESTs.- Last evening labor
ing man was run by the the New crrey
Railroad depot. IN Jersey city, Hnd had one OF hiI
arms cut or On 'ho evening previous enoer laboring
man was run over by the cars OF the Erie Railway.
near tie long dook and had both legs crushed.
ORDINATION AND INSTALLATION. -Hcv. James
NJ Stevenson will be ordained and installed pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church. Jersey City, this
(ThuI sday) evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
The Approaching Fate OF Riehrsond-Rort
Harrison, and the Significance of Gen.
Busier's Peeifion-Deserters from the
Rebel Army-Exctsnge Of Priseners-
Gen. Butier's ntincnn.
lNm Our Special Correspondent.
HpoRs. Army OF THE JANIS. 6 niles South Of
Richmond. Monday. Oct, 10 Ieo4. {


HpQRs. Army OF The JAine 6 niles South on
Richmond. Monday. Oct, 10 1904.
With the particulars Of the unsuccessful az
ssult our right made by tho Rebels on the It'll IN
slant, the telegraph has this made your readers Of
familiar Since then the lines Of ts army have
been quiet with the exception Of occasional ineffective
sheiDg by the eneDly's batteries Of our extreme left
whore our lines rest tue james River
Though Quiet prevails however along The front tho
preparations 20 forward certainly and almost az re-
ruoselessy fate which she compass the fall at no dis
San. day of tho doomed city whose spres are in sight
yoDdsr beyond eAevaux dc rieas Of almost .Inprerna
bic fortfoations 1t L. true that similar predictions
have before beer INDUCED H. with apparently the same
confidence and belief and that the coveted prze
hss, like igais a,aSs repeatedly eiuded our resp
Any ore, however familiar With tho former campaigns
against Richmond with the character CT the army de-.
tending the city then and to say nothing OF the st
more important difference in former and present com.
,Danders Of our forces will think. find it LII.
cult matter to share In the confidence have expressed
above OF our early capture of this Rebel stronghold and
v<Apital
The difficulties which lie in the pathway between here
snd the city IRE many and formidable Tho army which
snans ose Qualifications cu braces the iron veterans
who have bs,sSd desperately on many hard fought
Asla. and will fight again with desperate valor but
fher ranks fesfuy thin end there are no recruits
vhervv IT'D 10 I'LL them, except the unwilling and :ney
psricnced dragged from the Offices Of the Government
and ether positions which tie public neoe.sl,y has
hitherto compelled their beirg allowed TO occupy and
Iese are really. with their want OF military experience
and drill element Of weakness ratler than strength
Moreover their hearts and he heerts Of their leaders
are growing faint with despair as they SEQ ang
sDentins army drawing closer and closer around them
and vast resources sti une,hGustSd while their
sseDRcs u suIpNsi ss lsirG lsvssd tDs b, one sDq
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FROM rHE AEsY OF THEPOTcSaC
The Enesay Moving Toward Our Len.
HBcEs AEsY OF T1TE PoIonhc. ;
Nnndnr o. 10 lrh4. 4

HHcES AEsY OF IN PoTosfC,
Monday, Ose. 10 ls5s. }
No events Of Importance have transpl-ed IN
mont Of Petersburg Tor several days The pckcs have
been actively engaging ono another the past three
nights on the left and left center OF ;so line anc NOM
Der Of Casualties daily Occur.
DR. Howard Of the Regular Army, has recently intro
euced valuable improvements in ambulsnees which
win prove q great blessing to this wounded Gems
Grant Meade Warren and Ingalls,, az well ss the pm
sipal surgeons in tie army highly commend them aud
no doubt they will be extensively introduces into our
.sxmies.
HEADcuAHrERs 9uoSdsy, Oct II, 1864.
LAST evening and during pant OF the night firing was
Srisk in the center Of the line in font OF Petersburg
Large bodies OF the enemys troops have been seen
moving towards our left the past twentyour hours
They received the attention OF cur gunncss whenever
sAcy appeared within range.
There is netting new from the James River. The
Amy remains in its former position at Cbapin's Bluff
she enemy net seeming desircus Of attaching The Line
there.
Gen Mott hhs gone North CT short Leave CT absence
W u. McG.
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The Battle Of the 5tk inst.

Uron Special Correspondent.
BpQRs ARxY Or THE JANIS Saturday. Oct. g. 1884
In the charge on our right made by the Rebels
yesterday We learn definitely that their losses we're
heavier than first supposed. Brig Gen. Gregg com
uandiny Fields Division Of Iongstreets old COrps.w
Killed, and Big. Gen. Bra;;on and Col Dubois, Acting
Erigat;eS were wounded. Their losses in liiied
wounded and missing viii amount 70 at least one thou
Sand q 0OO) men.
The evidences Of exhaustion ard disoTganiSston "a
their army seem greatly On tire increase. Over hdy
eeserters have into these headquarters to-day,
reporting extensive dissatisfaction among these eit
Dehtd. Six OF the Of the iron-clsd Virginia ar
sived this morning and. with the Others, VIII Immedi
,Ately be sent North.
Our lines On the right now in advance Of yes.er.
Days battle ground, from which the Rebels 70.
pulsed and deserers report that at three oocck to-day
Shey were then falling back 10 ther Inner line Of in
trsnchments
Great alarm existed ast night IN the Rebel navy in
anticipation Of attack which they supposed TO
- made during the night.
Qniet has prevailed all day along the lnes. THE Rebels
Saving received their stomssts Jul Of fight yesterday
J.
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Pa,scn-era SuiicA

n ,oassiip U4siEgtos. Harre-N ard n = BOO
ntn Gravra Hiss Enl.t Siss Msrrt AT. sii 'ls H1 &
Enln- IN Ihos. ". EVrAs vile. slater AMI ffss4. ~
Mn. : L. Roullds cAi rsn and nuTse. h'ss a. s 's
M Joe d. Lo,hincre, Nj ac Lobinese J.. ~. 'arf-
wood Mr.. do Gerdn chid and servant. Mira a. a. ii.A
Mrs Buriey and child. Miss MARI Bu-ey rhss Hot sis
Mr. Hofch.i,s, MIR. L. cc'~.,d Mr.. Fitch, IL ht.i't
Nh.ion NJ. Car 4. VIE. child eBl s-rvlrt. ~ Naoi,
VIE, rhilifcn end Mrs y. w. O.vsr Mis- = 6
Hubbard Mis. De ~. QUE aud child Me L. C"' ,r J.
FouiAe aud ~ii. Ms- Sharp. Ms. Homer. NJ sna Mrs
Erne.; Di. Ghion L. Va,iente and j. j. Albert NJ
n Smith Ms. Ea.-nsiraach Ndc. Lonise Nschs Cart fi.
MIR \. slan p Brill. " Psgues, z borcs, y: 'iaEa"a
J. T. Zcsn AGs. aaded Mrs. Allied Puyrul ard chLu,i
.. ,,or barre Ions Butte. John Hab-r Jo- Pspy, Cbai
ior Pierre Asrsso. Victor Azrnsso. FrncNis tse-sis"A
Mime. Il0noget.
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RRew TEE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
From Maj. Gen. Batier's rEcsIGaarfer.-
The soidiers' Vote

RDQRs GEN. BurER, Tuesday, Oct. II, i9t4-9.l3 p N.
The voting in the army to-day in PennSylvs-
c,s Regiments has passed of very quietly and as far as
can be learned the Union ticket has been every where
sueoessfnl
At the Headquarters Of this Army today in Capt
wstsons Company of Pennsylvania Artillery. out Of
eighty votes cast for Members Of Congress from the
city of Philadelphia cast for the Democratic
sseket JOEG j. DxyESPoET.
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Fran, Mexico,

Correspondence Of Tie Associated Press.
Late files of Mexican papers give details OF
the movements of The Emperor and Empress hat bavo
te 10 say Of the political condition of the country
The Empress, ia the name vi the Emperor. has laid
the stone of monument ito the heroes Of IN
dependence" The Empress made brief speech. con.
yrntuating tho people ON the national regeneration
The Emperor had visited Dolores, where he maze O
speech ut the house Of ilidal-o.
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satisfied and oomfrt, bio body Of mon it has nev@ been
NV N,rtn ma IN e0e ur,.er arms.


Toward eVaning the enemy come mp and oDeneh WIN
their artillery upon the 9th and Nth Corps, which pa'd
them hrck I'm current cpin. The drel continued unth
infer dark Gen Sheridans headquarters a. well as
thasAe Of Gems Emery and Wright are near the ifon'
watching the movements OF the enemy.
The Valley Of the beautiful Shenandoah nom near tss
Natural Bridge 10 the gallowstree Of John Brown IL
desoa,on, Ala. taat the peaceful invocation Of Whit
tier for lack Of timely repentance, should not have been
answered;
"Oh, never may, these blne- ridged Nils
The Northern rifle hear,
Or see the light Of blazing homes
Flash on the negror spear; 4,
But let tire bright winged angel Irutn
HeI guarded passes scale
To show that Right is more than Might
And Justice more than Mai"
II remained not for the lowly victim Of long oppres'
sion but for whole nation in the exercise oftbe dread
necessities OF war, to give realization the almost pro
phetic words Of the great poet Of New England.
The day Ike that on which the old hero OF Harpers
Perry
"S.oored between the jeerng ranks
And Kissed the Negroes child"
Al they led him out dehas been cold bitter cold
The keen Northwestern frosty rs the very breath Of
Winter sweeping down rs II from the snow-clad Al
leghanes and clouds OF whirng. eddying dust mingle
with storms Of hail and snow. and with tho smoke OF
general conograton to darken the heavens and IN rem
der the day one of tho most drey which has ever been
vitnessed'in the Shenandoah. Es.
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more Libby Prisons and Andersonvie horrors. Tn out
rage the feelings of tie friends Of our impfisoncd sol
ders and TO shoek the sensibte Of the entire civilized
world. b. Z.
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AMQJSEMEN1'S.

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nd ornament, III chairs font isse card table, touI
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TRY BRIEST's COLUMBIAN RAIN Ho8
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l's3ESONaE. NOTICES.

a bVtNiFS MADE ~ Ali APPROVED
cl.in- GSrins' tn uSy.inilcI.t. n % 0ns ond
hru.'I't cO.lty't % No. - Gt,'G.sd fc,JlcIs.
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WANTED, FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
w Oh y y W machines On bisusA Al40 " good
ts-ie.Ih 10 KLnS y. bassuAaa eSeI. Ne
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= 600 LtBORrRS WANTED FOR
'.OOp tho pniitieiphia end irio itaiiroGi 20;
Hn"r"- > i'I INV 90. vo., D. iu tt' bost part o.
f'une l'tn'u, pl'l-t ir.", rl.t tY-.Hg ~ O'Clock
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Harden. Tia
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STvyI~aa NsAEAsaSE:s.

GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-
VI miul Elastic Stitch sewing Machines,
400 HiopiwRy, NeY York, end
80 Fulton street, u ooilyn. 2A
OWING MACHINES TO nlNT, OF AL
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chimes OF al kinis rrpairef w the root rGllg' -rs-
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4 wilson. ana s.ugeTs nGchines 20, ~. go
VNO ERATORS-SlNGEk'S WHEELER
l. Wilsons and other 70 Wing nLoh,nes % ici .ot
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