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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-13

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Consultation Life Syrup
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no remedy hAs svss proved IL equsl
q As A GENERAL BLOOD-PURyYIN0 A0EA3
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIvALED BIZ
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Dssasss Of the Spine usually developed In che young -
pi.ess Hsursr ard ell Disssses and Ladies ~
arc suffering from Diseases sos which they are - loo -
know what to d. 70 would savss he sss Of CoNsTIFV-
TON LIFE SYRUP. u viii restore thsk pAld eesaEs-
rance strengthen their weak bsci and 3D. e'' ne. ~
spsrry, y We and happiness
THE Rich AND POOH
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.ds IL Consultation Life Syrup fos shs benefit Of al
PURE BLOOD
Prssuess healthy men and v0osu and the soasasiss =
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no. s.., wh.a w. .. hand Nd within -
rsseA Of a.
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The New York herald., 1864-09-03
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Onicfal Despatcn or General Ho od-
Whscior's M0vcments-He Captursd
Dalton. with Large Quantities or
stores, Prisoners and Muses, &c SO.
Telegram 10 the Richmond wing, August 81
ATLANTA, August 2s, 1894.
Hon. J. A. aupDoy:-
Tho enemy have changed their entire position. the len
Of their line resting near the chaahoocnee about Sand
town, and their right extending 10 point opposite and
near tho West Point Railroad, between East Point and
Fsirburn They hold all the crossings the Chaita.
hoochee but not with continuous line VDespstches from
General Wheeler Of the 1oh report the capture Of Dal
ton with large Quantities OF sorss, about two hundred
prisoners and two hundred mules He destroyed three
trains OF cars and twenty-five miles OF railroad. His
command b in good condition
J. B. HOOD, General
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Trr 0ryrrAr'r prrr pvvrv
Police Intelligence.

NAV SERIOUSLY snor The police Of The rrh precinct
report tha,a niu, who gave bis psme /" chas Day was
s,rsated on Thursday night In Thompson street near
canal on the charge of shooting John Robinson residing
IN plymouth street Broofya y seems that officer 1Ais
onsrt succession He proceeded onco SPOT, In
Canal street West Drostvay, whcre te found DAILY
several blocks and 9nsly caugh. Day rasiskento ihs
.at,nr search then made for tho rdpf
man several hours after II was sscerlAned that WAS n
M Se YORK Hosp ia and very dangerously wopnied
~ ,he ahsomrn. Yesterday Coroner wdeY visited Robin
sou Tor The purpose Of skna bis ante moreui cfemns
snr hu ths victim found 70 bs In too exhausted
alton 10 converse Dsy committed By Justice Hogan
10 await the result
A pisnoSssr DoyrsSic-ssrsh Haxcrmsu, domestic,
In ths employ Of Mrs Flora Jacobs Of 100 Bleecke
"a. brought before Justice Ledwith yesterday on the
charge Of hayisa stolen from her empever black q
dress vaiucd $40 pair of sleeves worth bA and gcd
hress,pin ES The acc sea comm oat oil
apartments with bundle continuing tho sbov~
named property. she committed 10 snawcr, In defsu.
OF e5gq bail
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
The Philadelphia Despatch.

Pnutpgtfmi, sept 2, 1884.
ing
prrorx pETxssBrsc, Sept I, 1854.
Tie enemy were reported 10 be moving artillery 20
their right in the afternoon.
Sigh, diminishing began along tho Weldon read. Tho
Fiith corps placed under and marched into
breas,works.
some descrtcrs came into The works during the day
ana said ws 70 be attacked ~ four O'Clock In tIe
afternoon.
with The exception OF slight strnsh along the rail-
road there was disturbance. Our waited with
anxious expectation bu, rebels made their sp2esr
ance.
The quiet along the entire front 10 ~ wonderful a.
Il unaccouniabic There IA something oppressive about
n. We seem TO bs continually e1pcctIsg . Srht, and
know no, the time or place OF It's occurrence.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Personal InteIIiacncs.

ARsrvLL or GENERAL nUTLrR IN rHfs CITY.
Considerable excitement prevailed for time yester.
DAY In tho crowded ihoroughare OF Nassau street
the circulation Of = rumor which spread on the very
wings Of herself. that Major General Butlor
then and there myssrously olosetted upper room
OF 81 Nassau street. Madame had not sped upon her
errand she forosialcd By the ubiquitous HERALD
reporter who, bslps there Just 10 the nick OF tmo
usual had noted the fact, sn1 all tho pregnant orcum
stances connected with n Rumor Was, for . miracle
right this time, ard masgre the speculatons she flung
widscast on her way, the facts are simply these
About o'clock open barouchs drove up tho door
Of 81 Nassau STREET, from which rather heavy, uucouth
looking pcrsoasgs hastily descended and made hts way
10 the door a quickly followed BY two star officers 10
Uniform. Al our reporter recognized General But
ler. Tho atteprocscdsd up stairs to the Of the
Corporation Counsel where he remained consider
abba time the crowd gathering thicker aud thicker every
moment AFTER time the General reappeared with his
attendant ocers, and, entering the carriage driven
hurredy or The crowd looked at the passing cf
meteor, "hsd their breath for time" and wondered
whai vas 10 como OF t. The General and ssan are stop
ping Al the fifth Avenus Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
TEE FIFTH CoRrs.
Mr.. Jamos b. Wardcils Dssp patch.

Mr.. james b. Wardclps Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Twrn Army CORPS,
Blk MILE Houss, Sept ], 1864 J
e ALL oulSr
esce the late assault by tho rebels upon the orks
across the Weldon Railroad held by the Fifth corps
not even an occasional shot between the pcke breaking
in upon IT, That this win continue for any length Of time
tho enemy permitting Us 10 hold undispnted possession
is not probable although they received very strong
timaton OF strength and ability to hold ths road
when they made their last demonstralion.
vALuB oy TIE WELDON RAiLRoADTag PREPARATIONS 10 NJ
TAKEM
The importance 10 tho rebel cause Of again possessing
themselves Of the Weldon road fully appreciated by ne
ID BY them, and doubtless the most strenuous exer
tious will be put forth BY the enemy to retako IL,
which will be met BY resistance and Dissemination
part, resulting doubtless In the most complete
cess 10 our arms. That the enemy are preparing to
make another assault Is doubt true; but that they
will meet with q reception warmer than they woll
stomach s Also true. Breastworks, forncatioDs and
redoubta Of tho largest kind have been thrown up
abnR us 10 punish and drive back the most fol mdabe
force that can be brought forward disodge The
troops n the finest physical condition and the highest
spirits not only anticipating bu; heartily Wishing for
attack son their position Not the aiptest doubt 10
prcs4ea 'ss TO the result.
AIoSG r1E LINE.
Up 10 THIS time there quiet all along the line, from
e TO right only en- occasional eho being fred "a either
side. - Monday the firing quite brisk, andowards
e.enn and sometime aior dark, very heavy. Sincc
then little has been done either sdea quiet and
rest N win be broken In upon BY tho roar Of ar
ery i-Ekeiry and the bursting OF ~murdcrous shells
cAPTlfs DAILY a0f DEAD.
In ae despatch giving account Of the recent battle
in nj the Fifth corps engaged il was stated that
Captsia ialy, OF General Warrens eta Ehot dead
by the rebel General Ecyward, whom he had supposed
from certain indications, was about TO surrender his
force. This am happy 10 state is 50 far untrue, that
Captain Daily at this present writing ID stl alive In hos
pita &c iously, though not dangcrnusly wounded.
1aE caicAGo NOMINATION IN CAMP.
ere deal Of interest Is manifested here upon the
nominR at Chicago. Groups OF officers and men psve
been taxing sxcedly, discussing the relative chances Of
and anothor. but generally setting upon one point
unaninu I.sly-ihs merits OF their candidate. These
groups TO be At a hours. Last evening, when
the pan9rs mp camp, wss amusing TO wtuess
the eal with which the newsbcys were besst. and
when OF the soldiers succeeded IN getting paper he
inns :iately became the ceuirs OF excited group
learn what the chances FOR their favorite
La in the evening the arrived by Telegraph that
~ elan had been nominated, when the most general
ssA action vas expressed.
WEATHER
stll continues 1pe and the roads are becoming very
dusty. Inc nights quite cool making one or more
blankets very necessary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
rhe rortr.ss Monroe Dc.pnteh.

FORTRESS MONROE. sept. 1 isea
schooner, namc unknown, ran the blockade jester.
day, and got safely 10 Smthfeld, Va.
A small force seni 20 snilheeld yesterday with
orders make a Reconnaissance but met oy party
Of gueriiias and prevented from isndirg.
The mail steamer John Brooks has arrived from City
FONT with twenty prisoners. She briuss from
The army
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
G R A N 7.
THE PETERSBURG COURT OF INQUIRY.
lIr. Finley Anaersom,s Despatch.

Mrs Finley Andersoms Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, BEFORE PETgssBuRo, August 81, 1854.
The Court Of Inquiry concerning the unsucoesslui
saus on Petersburg on the o0th OF July continued lis In
vessaions to-day, taking tho testimony Of Generals
Fsrrero and Wilcox, commanding divisions In the Ninth
oorps General Humphreys Chief Of STAT, and General
Hunt Chief Of Artillery Of the Army Of the Potomac
Lieutenant Benyard, Of the Engineers. Their testimony
had reference 70 the and conduct Of
that occasion the or their withdrawal from
the crater caused BY the explosion Of The the pre-
paraton5 Tor the deboucbe OF troops to take part In the
assault, and tho probable chances OF other dis
positions and arrangements had beon made.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
The Washington Despatch.

WARRINGTON Sept. 3 1904
Tho last information from the Army OF the Potomac 10
that yesterday passed without any changes tho rea
tive positions OF tho opposing armies that bs Of any
interest TO the general reader
Tho monster feen.inch mortar, mounted on railroad
car, has recently been mp the road opposite to
Petersburg, and few shells thrown into the city The
OBJ Get OF this 10 decr the rsbss from nrirg
pcksts, and seems 10 havo been partially successful
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
The Muller Case and tho Police.
copeEsPuNpgNcR BETWEEN INSPECTOR TANNER, or
the LONDON DETECTIVE PoLicR. AND sursRIx-
xxNpkNT KENNEDY.

THE LONDON DETECTIVE roLIcR. AND sursRIx-
xxNpESr KENNEDY.
Srxnrrr Hovsr, NEW ycnK. August 10 1904
aiR-rermlt 10 return my sincere thanks, both TO
yourself Mr. Inspsscr carpen,er for the attention.
advice ard assistance which have been given 20 during
rny vsit 70 New FORK 10 arrest tho Muller for the
murder Of Mr. Briggs 10 London And hsg 10 you
that shall have grateful remembrance Of your KIDD
meas Permit ME sso 20 thank you for the assistance of
detective olcer Temsn whom ycu kindly psced
disposal Tieman rendered ms valuable nssttarce;
very anxious sna sea ous IN the deharse 0f the
suy entrusted 10 him, and beg to iuclore gra.
tniy Of ten pounds tsarlsol, you VIII be pcassd TO
allow him 70 reeeiveA am Art youf Sssd'snt ssrysn
Inspector az the Detective Polics London
M ErSsrpr Superintendent Of Metropolitan PoIcs. New
ovrIcs ov rHr surrrrvrr~nrvr or POLICE,
sou kuLsGssr ErRxRr Nsw YoRK.
August 81, 1864
Mr. rAwwyH Inspector Of Detective Police, London.
SiH sckHowedGe the receipt Of Of the
9pth assure that whaevcr hSs been done w
mysaf s1ters 10 aiding The prosecution
si your duty been much prompted BY eeng OF
spcct the department. 70 which attached By
sens OF duty our PARK
tuv detective fieman be viii be permitted 70 receive
w ''''''' JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
rhe New Engiand Fsir.

srRlkuFElD, Nsss., Espt, q, -.
rwerv train thus early, brings people snd stcck iof
ina sreat New Frgand FAIR which VII hesn oefs ~
49, Al tmmeuss crowd. a. vol - very arse exhl-
bTt1n Is pYpr sed Arpng tbs famous norss- - acDl
rna recg Nshl.nd and actscon sli trot there vA
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

JOE CoBURN AND JEA MACE IN HYRICT TRAINING
lFrom Bells Life In London. August 90.
further deposit Of 600 side for this match was made
At Mr. Wards the Princess Of Wales. Stepney Green
a sids-w!ll be due al Nat iangham's, Mtrs, Upper S
Martins lane on Tuesday week.
Coburn writes good accounts Of himsef at bis train.
Mace took farewell benent on Thursday evening ,as.
q the Grecan theatre, when he had regular bumper.
terests 10 The hands OF Harry Brunton, George and
Dragon, Beech street, Barbican at whose house Jems
em wishes US TO say thai he canpo. ie them 90 on any
other terms.
THE CnAxproNsHrr
Andrew Nareden and Joe Wormald bavc again pos cd
ver each 10 our hands. The next dep sit OF 60 sae
mrst bo forthcoming on Thursday, August 25. at Fob
fravers Sun and Thirteen CantonS Castle street. Lei
oeSter square.
Cape OF GOOD Hope.
Dates have been received from the Cape Of Good Hope
mp to July Is. Tho news n unimportant TRACE was
dull The recent alarm 10 regard possible Ka5r
proves groundlesA
India.
Cotton goods improving Accounts Of Tho indigo crop
arc better. Exchange %. Id.
Cotton and cotton goods dearsr. Exchange 2s ia.
CAina.
Cotton goods unchanged 's lea higher s h.oSsns. chan
snASanAs. July 5, 1864.
No new movements by the rebels are reported
The Portuguese have been unable 10 obtain raiinca
ion Of their treaty with the Chinese government.
Commercial IntellIgence.
TnE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Discount market unchanged. Funds depressed. Con-
LoSpo~, August 90, 1854.
AMERICAN sgcURiuEs.
The sales on the 2sd were Illinois Central at as ~ dis
count Eric Railroad 4oK Al.
The lates, sales were Illinois Central shares al ASK
ak discount, Erie Railroad, Il az.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, 1894.
bales including $500 TO spectators ard exporters The
market Is Irregular and Inactive Quotations are gene
rally unchanged only choice parcels maintaining previous
LIvERrooL BRrADsruFFs MARKET
The er,,ds.as marke. Z generally steady and slightly
Spence h Co. ! reports:-Flour steady Wheat armer
amber, Is. SIS. Id. Corn steady; mixed, 3os.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market is very dull Circulars report
Boei very dull Pork very duil and unchanged. Bacon
Inactive. Lard nrm, and partially advanced 3D. Tailow
Quot.
LIVERPOOL pRopucE MARKET.
Aches quiet and steady. Sugar 1rn. Cofce steady.
Rice steady Rosn quiet and steady Spirits tufpon.no
easier at s7s Petroleum steady refined 2s Id Is 3D.
Per gallon.
LONDON Markets.
LONDON, August %, 1904.
Rre'd',un' inward; Sugar % aulSs sge s,sady, S2.ss
steady. spirits iurpentine quiet at 6ss.
The Latest MARKETS.
LivEnrooI, August "a, 1854.
Corrov Sales 20 day 900 bales Market closing lr.
regular with fair demand for good qualities al fa pre-
vious quotations,
RssApsrrrfs- The market s quiet and steady.
peosaom market Is duh excepi for lard, which
6rncr.
PnoDucs-Ths produce markets are generally quiet
and steady,
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
~. Love Poisoning Case
- Yrz splroR or THg HERALD.

NEW Yosg, Sept ., ifa
IN ,cur issue. Of the HrD o. This date and Yesterday
e so,ie. repOr, Of the proessd'nss estors Coroner
!, ~. .llsssd poisoning OF Mrs John Love- We bes 70
~ ~ ,,.osn.on or public opnicn 10 any guilty coo.
49, t ., stses Mrs ONe or Joan Love with Mr. Loves
her o stas that, when full far and mpaiuN
.ssxstou The hos ease had 10th on ihr acsssa
and udciuiiy declared entirely innccens %
90 hortiee and grsvs chsrgs made sgsisss hsm ~ uy
~ hi, an Insertion your paper you will be dons oas
}ssa0. y - ALEX. n. RSAvEr
y. q. LANG,
Counsel for M Love and hrA O'Neh
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
France
The King OF Spain has left France for Spain. he visited

The King Of Spain has loft France for Spain. he visited
Queen Christina prior TO his departure.
Prince Humbert, Crown Prince Ct Italy, who Ii on
visit to Copenhagen, ID shortly expected in Paris.
The Independence Beige announces prospective mar
riage between Prince Humbert and tho Princess Anna
Murat. and says u viii strengthen tho bonds between
France and Italy.
Advices from Algere via Paris confirm the rumors OF
fresh disturbances In the prov nce Of Orau.
The Bourss nat and lower, rentes 6Gl. 500.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

California Political A6afrs-Loss or the
ships Mary RobinsOn, Lady WashinG-
tom and Sc. Ch ss-Abrog alton OF tire
Sandwich Islands Consultation by the
King, &c., 30.
San FaASc1soo, August 81, 1884.
Arrived, ships Srmatra, Beviiefs and Daniel Marcy,
from New York; Winged Hunter, from Bostos. Ssiiod.
snip Msry l. Sutton, for Bakers Island.
The Union Republican State Convention has nominated
for Prssde entail elecorsJ. u. McCaiium sam Braunan
Rev O. O. McClay,J Wing oliver and william Crane,
and as matter OF precauton have instructed them 70
cos, tho vote for Lincoln ard Johoson.
A nols proscqui has been entered In the case OF Nr
Smiley for koepinsi the treasure received from the
steamer Golden Gate.
San FRArcsco, Sept. I, 1854
O. McRrsr o. San Francisco. been nom cated ~
tho Union Republican Convention Tor CONGRESS r"m The
SOUTHERN District OF California; Wsm Highly from the
Middle District, and Joha Bdweli from tuc Northern
District. This Ia regarded n an excellent ticket.
Arrived, ship hlsn, from New York. Sailed, ship
Rival, from Hong Kong.
An arrival from Bonoulu brings dates OF the 18th Of
August which that the chip Mary Sohinson beame
total loss at Huwlapa's lsisod the 2sn OF June
The ahips Lady Washington and 81. Charles became
total loss st Baker's Isiafd on the Sth OF Jure
Sailed from Bakers Island, Juno 26 ship skylark for
England
King Iapochaehs en- the lsth Of August after an ex.
cited speech abrcgated the sandwich 10 ands constitution
solved. This erbtrary act was ressraed ss regulu
cup d'tsdi BY tho Kigg and submttci TO By the IA
wsan peole viii reader the Kingdom nsarly an absolute
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
General Mcclellan ut Home.
MADE ny THE CITIZENS OF oRAN0E--THg ugS.

EEAL'6 REPLY, ETC.
lPrcn The Newark IN. r. Journal, rept. l.
The reception OF the Of The nomination OF Geofe
D. Mcclellan Was tho occrs,n Of great rejoicing ~ Orspsc
Tho General aud his family being st his beautiful rural
homo on tho Of Tho Orange mountain, wa decided
10 tho evening 70 give him a sercnade. Accordingly .
band was procured from Newark, and N about ten
O'Clock large eonconrss Of people assembled 10 front Of
General McClelaDs residence whers selection OF pstr
o,ic airs was admirably played. On the conclusion Of
the music tie crowd ehsered veheneny for The Gensrs
who made bis appearance the front portico, when
other ouburs Of cheers wasei up tbs sumocrng echoes
or tho mountain General Mcclellan then briefly thanked
Inc nssembaee in the following words:-
M Fnfywps-The evenis Of TIE day are 10 new snd OF
sreb vial importance TO children and
NJ tEat ca1not az yet realize ihcr do vet ially
ecrnrfahend the position In which am placed thank
nm sincerely coming here Tor know from daily
yiencs Inc faSlna walk you have taken and tire dhcu
nil Won have had % climb that yon viii
s". mo 10 make s~ech ~ The action Of to-day eada TO
H. resus we al expect Tihnk stysuwi have causo
"a repref wnrt been dane. Most sincer.y thank
,e NV rofd. and noiShlor FOR bls kind vs these
hearty cong grslutiions.
Triv GENERALS prslpgvCy
Ia svpucgcd w many that General Mcclellan Is ouly
temrorary soourner the soil OF New Jeryev. Tbs
imrressoa il erroneous, the General having resided 10
e,rano moro than year, sad recently ne has pur
chased property on the Orange Mountain wtereon he
inteude 10 build another house for Toe permanent
raSidcnce o. himself and family.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
heyns d.pr.ss.a prices % ss, wheh 8 thres psr eea.

having depressed prices aa which 10 three per ceae
below the last quotations. from New York.
the report OF the Caledonia, dated tho 26h Of August
sys--Advces from Frankfort stale recent facts
have suddenly begun 70 disturb the eager faith OF IN.
vestors In United States bonds Some letters received
BY German houses speak the existing decline as owing
TO the fear OF importers to enter goods at the present
rate Of duties. u was known at Frankfort that many
German orders had been uuermanded appreheDsions
beginning TO be experienced that the new November
dividend may bs lost and that II will not be paid Ia
specie. The distrust being increased by the crcum
stance that large sales being pressed by parties
hitherto looked upon ~ best informed On American
affairs.
NEW RvByL LOAN SPOKEN OF.
The london Feos says there rumors Of projected
new Confederate loan.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Defeat OF tns Indians by General sally

Tbs s,oox City rowD Rseiaer, Of ,bs 2''h w., sy.
Mr.. SELL Of the Quartsrmssers Department. uss nr'Voe
from port Union, reports that bate Scclrrea ee.
General suy,s comn and about dss 'noo'An'
near Knife river on the 25b of July IN vhon .oe
wore defeated, with iosscf one hunafsd 'ul a''
,os. = .s avs silred and twenty or thify wounoo~
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Russia.
The Prixe Ring.

Tho Gar has ordered reduction Of the army, and I'm
mediate and unlimited discharge ID granted TO soldiers
whose service expires on the 1st Of January next.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
mus. nave rendered his position before Atlanta dan.
Befous and extremely uncomfortsble
Phe Nashville

Enc Nashville Do.ps rchss.
NMHviLtn, Sept 2, 1884.
oenera sherm'na advance entered Atlanta this morn.
ns s'eVen O'CLOCK. Tie whole Unon force with enter
" day.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

FALL OF ATLANTA.
Brilliant Strategic Movement
Of the Union Commander.
HOOP HOODWINKED.
ABATTIE FOUGHT HEAR EAST POIET
GENERAL HARDEE KILLED.
The Rebels Assisting
Sherman's Plans.
Operations Of Wheeler, For
rest and Roddy.
Rousseau in Close Pursuit Of
the Cavalry Raiders.
Georgia Virtually Redeemed
from Rebel Rule.
The "Ss Called" Confederate States
Reduced to Three,s !.
Co.. &c.. r.
Secretary Stanton 20 General Dir.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-SPM
To Major General DIX, New York
This department has received intelligence this evening
that General shermans advance entered Atlanta about
noon to-day The particulars have not yet been received
but telsgraphic Communication during tho night with
Atlanta direct is expected.
EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
Secretary Stanton's Second Despatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-llPM
To Major General DIX
The following telegram from Major General siocum,
dasd this day. In Atlanta and just received, counrms
The capture OF that city
General Sherman has taken Atlanta.
Tho Twentieth corps occnpes the city;
TIE main army on the Macon road, near East Point,
A battle Tough. that point, which General
sherman vas successful. Particulars are not known.
W. sLoCUM, Major General.
An unofficial report states that battle was fought
ncar East FONT BY General Sherman with Hood. The
rebel army was cut 10 two with vcry heavy oss 10 tho
enemy, and General Haries was killed: Our lose % not
known
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary or War
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
The Mexican Empire.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS OF ITS OcNsOLIDATION.
Tuesdays (August 23) second edition OF the London
Timer city article saysThe discount market shows no
alteration. Among tho moro significant points Ia the
present accounts from New York s the change OF tone
becoming Observable with regard 10 the new order y
things 10 Mexico. Reports sent from Americans IN
Mexico fully confirm the hopeful description obtained
from other quarters Of the rapid consolidation Of the new
R0Yernment
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

L,g n ,house Burned.
BALiyAS, sept. q, 1894
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

Tho Danish Question:
Tho King Of Prussia arrived Vienna the Goth on
visit 10 the Emperor Of Austria.
Tho occupation Of Hoisten by the Prussians and Aus
trians IL said 10 DO decided upon.