, 1864-09-15

cIoee.'e Gtd broken every rail for fifteen miles on
tho Weldon. Ms:on anu Western Railroad north uf
Jcrcstoro.
Our plckcsa extend aix mi1ca heyonI oncsbnro,
win 10 el+E'y 10 sight cxcep scouting PARTIES.
Shcrman's folcts arc E1:sscd nrouud At'apta, with
no PRO- pe;t 6 I'D atsaaes soon- Our army IL
arstn in splendid tpirtt..
MoauE, Sept. o.-Eycly:hsne Is quiet here to-
day.
The Charleston 1Ksrcury eays I'll foreigners raai-
dent IL Savannah. who will not orsan:zs for
to AtlsD1s.
Vance't majority for Governor of North Carol
NJ: use1 Holden tae peace candidate, Is esttmatcd
Ut 0.0G0. fn a total vote o! q, Geo.
The Richmond E@9mtner, Of The 9th, sa5e: ::
1.-THE hope built On tue terrible things that
Wheeler Waa to do with shesman'a communities
tons n; sees1ns' We regret to say last falling Into
The sevannah N srs learns that the Government
powder wpEks at Augusta were blown up oa the
%. with some 60, Geo poutds ofpowdcr. Nine per-
III Mos,Ir. @ A's, Sept. ,o.-Notbiu. ofiatereat has
p bsa Sfaw ibsE WseSer ;asy Gsa n9d h
apd bridges cn The Nashville rattrrad, and then
worked Gown on the TcIncsscen3d Alabama 1fai.-
Toa9 a, Destroyed h.ty l'ss Of the Tennssse
He CLAIMS tl.t in eserJ fight h. haa been succcss-
The Augusta Constitufional:s. eeys the fall Of
Atlanta il bitter pill swallow hnt the thiL. Is
done, and Gown II must 20, however unpasatah,e.
Macon, GE"Ro1A. Sep, 1o-A nag Of truce was
Sherman, in which the lnt1er sta;es that be had
ordered Atlantis cleared of:al whi.c inhabitants.
Tho>e taxtnr The oata wnufd be sent North of the
Tennessee river, md those who did not would be
sent South. An afM1stice o! ten asrs Was pro-
posed By Sherman TO catry ont the ordss. General
Hcnd accepted the avmlst,cc, but denounced the
order as barbafn1s
NEW YoRK, Wednesday, scps 14-Frou tho t1les
Of rebel papers VIC glesn tae fo!lowing:
The Ch.rleston Courier. Of Aug. auth, says:t"A A
torpedo, noated down on baEges towards Fort
Sumter. on the Nfuht Of the 21tb, exploded when
within thirty feet Of the west lace of the fort doiug
TIE Rtctm correspondent Of The chaslcston
eTrtTy, % h sass the rebel soldiers are Suffering
from tWel'cd feet, in consequence Of sitting aud
standing 70 much in the wster in the trenches,
Agne and fever is a:o very preva.cnt In the rebel
The Charleston Courier. Of Sept O. has n strong
article nrsln=t ce-sa,iou Of hosliiits, which, it
.ass. The Nor;h 10 much IN 9eed Of to strengthen
eo1tains Gu a..icc Which closcs a. follows: .:War
ss's slosa nhder Viii ea@es beiea1saest. ave- @
der, crimes Of every DE. woes o every. shspe and
!isst Il III. eounisnancs spoa % U.s. snd Il srsat US u
The Hcdsuce hai received by tcIes1nph from the
Southwest Pass lEformat1on uuder date Of Sep
tcmber 9Th from Commard.r Churchill, OF tie
the Isl inst, OF The emat steamer Outline, which
LIFT New Orleans on the 18th irs.. She was toRs
$50 mfies southeast OF Sanlnc fasf. She fouude7ed
and went down loaded with lumber. A raft was
constructed Of tMs and her upper deck, which
ecpertted from her lower as she went down. antl
eevezal peIse rs OIL board succeeded in tran.cErtns
themselves TO It. Eight Others and the Captain
got off in u, small foat, and wero rescued
i'om their peri:ous situation by the little Me1icln
tchr Cora, cspt. Curreo, Mate J. r. Whitehead.
both Of New Orleans. AL these, thir.y,e ch: in
fian, and are no en- sou,a ior New orleans. Capt.
Mutt was also kaved by thc steamer Gertrude.