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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

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Good references required. Oct ii-css2
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
REBEL CUNTS.
Hood on His Eond to Tennessse-Ths. !.
War 20 be Carried into that State.

Hood on His Road to Tennessse-Ths
War 90 be Carried tnto that State.
tFrom the Richmond Whie, Uct 81
We stated yesterday that General Hosd's army was NJ
Blue Pond Cherokee county, Alabama the 10th Inst.
This locality forty miles from Jacksonville tho old
stage road 10 0untess unotng, On he Jernestes and
twonIy.slx miles from the Latter roLt Ths 7snasscs
,ras Teporisd pTefty high, rat giorcly fIiiia0
A correspondent OF the Mobile Estuse, nc Centre,
Cherokee county under date OF l2ib nt ssys that the
army had already crossed the and veil ts
way 10 Bridgeport stevonscn. This s,ssemsnt ~ evil
dently pr:mdsrr, 20 vc know That tnc army was still
Ia Cherokee county on the 18th. We have no idea,
however tnat IL rcmsioed II B0s Pond any length of
tine. Generdi food couti no. dGerdts .arFg ter. lie
s,teef II hs pic1 re- girtd mRiop Nt therefore
Gao do possible 10 ury, whoa eleven days hayo
elapsed since he encampcd iue ond 10 announce the
act that he VAS that place 90 tho lSn. We bayo
doubt ere now The Yankees havo Discovered his whore
abouis. Iho Ttbii.es correspondent rcmsrks:--
No doubt will have some hard gghting 10 Tennessee
The enemy will not yield that great granary without
severe sirius; 10 AS yet have encountered but little
opposition Every NOV mont has Oeen success. That
this will continue upinterruptediy would, perhaps, DO
too much nope but that ihc cutepso VIII DO crowned
with success do moi permit ourselves ia the east 70
1uestlor. The move, we know, Is bold ope Al MIL.
tary be snccosfu must bs bold and out oL
the old beaten track Thsre DOUBT that Sherman
has been taken by coraplec surprise. 1hc move was
not O. ted among the probabilities 10 his Ca cua.ions
81 which she Yankee uacn are proverbiany powerful
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
THE PRlVATRER TALLAuASSRB At WORK.

The Schooner GOodspesd scuttled-Es-
oapo Of Her Crew 60 Block Isia
Cour Other Vessels Dcstroyod-The
Gunboat Mar bi shoad in PursuAt or the
Rrivntcer, &c.
PRoviDEscs, r. l., Nov 2, 1854
1bc rchoonor Goodspecd Captsin Baxter Of and from
Boston, via Newport, for Philadelphia, was bo,rded by
tho Tallahassee seven miles south Of Block Island and
soutfled Tho captain and the escaped 70 Block
Island in q boat, and have reached Newport
The captain reports that the Tallahassee scuttIsd
another vessel within short distance
Tho Of the privaeer said that thoy had the crews
OF three other vessels destroyed within few daya
Tho gunboat Marblehead Left Newport ibis evening IN
pnrsnit.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03


commanded hy Lieutenant GsrsraI Richard Tsylor.
.uese oincers VIII retain command Of their reopectivN
spaI'mens, issuing orders neossSary for the propss
diachsSgs Of their duties
10 assuming command Of this mposlsns military a.
VISION eojon upon oil officers and soldiers harmoay,
1s, implicit and prompt obsdieace 70 orders, and COO
sa,nce In themselves and their and
suan surely crown their efforts 10 drive the enemy
tYy. n
The IoHowing are he officers my personal and gene
rrst Lieutesant A. r. chisom. Ad.ae. Camp
First Lieutenant A. N. Toutant, Aid dc Camp.
Colonel George W. Brent Assistant Adjuant General
Lieutenant CoIonelJ. Otey, Assistant Adutans Gene
rat Henry Bryan, Assistant Inspector General
ihslor y. Eustis, Assistant Inspector General
Major General n. L. Smith, Chief OF Engineers.
MAJOR Edward wills. Chief CuartcrmasIsr.
MAJOR y. Molloy, Chief Commhssry.
Surgeon II. L. Brodic, Medical Director
Surgeon Samuel Chopin, Medical Inspector.
The Medical Director, Chief Quarcrmaster ana Chief
Commissaxy win act culy inspectors or their rsspec
tive departments until further orders.
All communications to the headquarters Of this MILL
tary division will DO addressed 70 this plscs until further
notice 9. 7. BEAUREGARD, 0snoTsl
Official: GKo. VIM BRENT, 20 onsl and A. A. G.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsaIxGroS, Nov. 2, 1884


FINANCIAL MATTERS.
10 understood that orders had been to-day for
the transfer OF from Eoen millions OF govern
deposits from the ba ks In Now York to the Sub.
Treasury there but tina, thess orders 70 be rescindsd
10 morrow and the deposits returned 70 the national
bank dcpostarss.
the CASE OF COLONEL NORTH.
Tho trial Of Coloue North, tho New York state AGENT
has further postponed until to In order 70
svo the accused time for preparation, and enable the
prosecution 10 send for witnesses.
TuD SENTENCE or DoNouuB AVID vERRY NOT YET
APPROVED.
The statement that President has approved tho
tsnco imprisonment for he In TIE Of Ferry and
Douohue convicted Of having forged the signature pur
porting 10 be that OF military ocsr to tho audavns
accompanying pretended votes Of New YORK soldiers, IA
premature, bs has nos 20, acted upon their cases.
DINNER TO GENERAL DoBLADJ.
dinner in honor OF General Doblsdo, OF tho Mexican
army, given last evening By Senior komsro tho Mex
can Envoy the Uoited states Among the guests upon
shs saon wcro tho Secretaries Of state and of the
in ericr and the Attorney General OF the United States,
and eeycral distinguished members Of tho diplomatic
corps
orsEHAL xaAN ascoMme SDrD ron PROMOTION.
Brigadler General r. w. Esa,, OF tho Second corps.
who 80 conspIcaously dstngaishsd hns0f 10 ths a,o
advance aganst tho southsde Railroad has bson recon
enaed by Generals Hancock Meade aud Grant for pro
motion TO bo major general. General Es,o b one OF
tho most gallant officers In tns gallant old Army Of the
Potomac. His military commenced very early In
tho war an lieutenant colonel Of tho New YORK MozsrO
regimen. From that has steadily advanced nim-
se By his own efforts, to the position OF division
commander no ably ns In tho fearful battle oS
the wilderness where. senior colonel no commanded
Brigade no was badly wounded. For bn c,niacs
that occasion be made brisadler general In tho
lao move meat no commanded bis division by seniority.
Ia The changes and chances of sne battle hs was
from the Of the army and surrounded BY greatly
superior body or rebels Discerning hs critical position
with great quckness, apd dhposny bis forco
wnb consummate abity, he fought n@ way
out and rs,oned tho main army with bis column
largely reduced In KILLED and. wounded. atiesos 'ho
severity Of the enort but With unbroken ranks aad un
shaken spirits For this dspay of ability DO vas pe'
senAliy congratulated By the Lisntcoapi scoer" ~"
promotion viii bs meritsd Acknowledgment % n' 's'
vices and Qualification.
ARRIVAL or ssasaAt BufLzE.
MsS,r General Bu,lcr paid dyios ous'Scas s's" 70
washington 10 dag on his deparimsss aesps'Sa ooa"
sy,,v,ns hare IA eleven hours from Fortress MONROE
n,,.f wit, the President and Seoretarios
!, o.. and ,ns Navy he returned immediately 10 tho
"VA p,ps yos THs rLoUR coNrnAcr.
Ma for twenty six thousand barrels of now wcre
D.,sd b.rs today and ds fof sixtseu thcosaci
,,,,.,. vsss accepted Al from Sii 40 10 ga % pSs
nnreL
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
SEEN ANDOAH.
Us. N. Davldson's Despatch.
MARrMsDuRa, Va, Nov. 1. 1854.

Ns. N. Davldson's Despatch.
MARrMsDURa, Va, Nov 1. 1854.
ArrACK ON OUR PIcKKTs DY MosnY.
Paul clifford Mosby paid the pcksts hereabouts short
Walt last night and shot and goboled three
more OF them He escaped in safety, there being no
oavalry here At sne moment with which to pursue him.
Somo people getting most thorough disgust tho
audaci,y exhibited by this eccentric hiehwayman whom
compared with tho ecbeuess OF the Efforts put forth by
the govorumens TO catch him. ono good rcglmont Of
cavalry would do tho business In o short tit.e,
RECONSTRUCTION WINCHESTER Poroa.- RAILROAD.
Engineer Moore accom- panied by Superp. ndent Beggs,
Conductor shaw and others Of tho United States Military
Railroad, arrived al Harpsrs Ferry to-day prepared 70
at the rolayins Of tho track the WIN.
chester and Potomac Railway 10 Winchester There arc
about .wenty-six miles 10 lay, whon win occupy -
many days.
no News FROM rHR FRONT.
There is news from tho front to-day.
sketch OF Major Robert McDermut Hart.
This officer fell 10 tho battle Of Cedar creek virginia,
on the 10Th Of October. lie born In Now Nork city
In tho year $780, He grandson Of the late Robert
McDcrmut and nephew Of tho iamonted Lieutenant COM
mandcr McDermat, Unitod States Navy. Major Hart
completed his education n Europe and returned 10
tho United States few years before the Of tho
present war; In April 1851, he joined Tho Twelfth New
York Volunteers Colonel Buerned and several months
after became captain Ia the Ono Hundred end Fynotn
to New Orleans In 1862, ana up 10 last summer
participated with credit in many Of The military
operations In tho Department. OF the Gulf Upon
tho transfer portion she Nnsteenth corps 70 the
Upper Potomac In July ast Major Hart accompanied hs
regiment and since that time has borne conspicuous
part the battles In the Shenandoah valley. A. tho
battle Of Cedar crock, va N which be fell carly In tho
day hs WAS struck by Mimic ball on tho outside q the
right leg knee frscturing the bone OF the thigh
and inuriDg the femoIai artery. He Semansd 10 The
hands OF the enoy until the ground loss In the morning
recovered Ae lived but short time after recov.
Ing his wound.
Al tho tmc Of his death Major Hart was Inspector
General tho stnY Of General Grover, commanding
Second division, Nineteenth army corps He q
younr and efficient oncsr, and much respected and ad
mrcd by his FELLOW officers.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
mr.. Galsn II. Osbornc's Despa ten.
roaYrvss Morsop. Va. Nov 4. 1eaA

TIE United states steamer Valley City arrived ~
zsmppu Roads from the biockading squadron or VIII
nlnSop this morning she brings shs glorious udsnps
Of bs destruction Of tho rebel ron-clad Albemars
rns srrorof the sound NJ The bottom Of tho Roanoke
river She vas blown up BY torpedo early on the
scrnns Of the 2ssh u'simo; and her dcstructIop is
enc personal herosm and reckless dssna OF Lieut.
" cushsns, OF ofiha~pavy. All the pssileolsrs that
savs seso s.lo 10 collect coUosrnna this feat which
sands prossssnuy forth of The uost ssllsnt o.
zoe war hs.ta, 20 forward fcv ire Information s tbs
Hrs1ip's readers.
on The uisLi or rhuNsdsy, October ~ fro'enat Cash
seg who sevefAl previous Occasions especially
distinguished himsclr, m'soed siesm lauoch wnh
party Of ,hIr,een ofnccrs snt nso, ooety voIunees
snd proenaaaa unsar enyas Of la abs ,ys,
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Repulso OF tho Rebels ae Decatur-0al-
liant Conduct OF - Negro Reg ime nt.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati C0nmorcial
pKcAr,R, Oct. "a, 1851.
We charged the enemys works in front OF ibis place
yesterday at halfpas eleven O'Clock, spkea their guns
and captured twelve prisoners The loss 10 the regiment
forty seven Killed and wounded Capt r. F. Stafford,
leutcnsnts J. Giiet and A. G. salisbury, were badly
wounded Lieut. Mitchell and Adjatant Avery, slightly.
1P. M.-Iieut. Charles WI eodworth killed just
about one hour since. He was native or Cincinnati
and recently sergeant In Ore Hundred and Seventieh
o. V. !. All the bosos OF both cicers and mon have
beon recovered.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
HOOD Believed 10 be AIrsady In Tom

From tho HCnmOnd TX amlnkF, Oct. Oh
The war he's been trans erred from Georgia 20 Naba-
ma The Yankees Themselves confess tbs. lney cay
on the 27tb was st Gayesyilie chasing Hood
mo was in ful retreat 10 6sdsitD We may easily 40
tect absurdty Of this election terng
vhcu VIC look on the map and that Gayesyis Is Ia
the part OF ccurv On the Jhaioogs,
a suept OF Cooss aud thst Laisasn 70 N the soutn
western cart o The county just here The railroad
foa Jaes sonys 70 Gupisfs LsnGng on tho Tsnnesses
river crosses tho Coosa few days ago TIE southei
papsrt stated mat BcauregHrd was Al Jacksonville with
nsiderablo body Of rcinorcemcpii or Hood 7he two
forces double secfsd junction. ouy ae days ago, and
AZ Gunr's Landing CAY sf, tAifp miles frsw Jack,
sorrie Il Ads probable Dct Hood and BsosrsgaJd
are 400 ir rtans,se.
we doubt whether shern ans whole army. or any large
portion u Is, Ia at Cay ssyie. IL Us much likely
IL The main body moving down lhs Tennessee rs@
In transport AZ rapidly ss tbsy be steamed, and that
only corps VI observan, consisting principally % cav
alsy, 10 Kept 10 Hcod's rear.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Reported Rout OF = Portion OF General
Torrest,s Rebel Forces.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. l, 1904
Squads Of Forests men, who passed through Dresden
yesterday stated that engagement had occurred be-
tween portion OF FORESTS force and tho forces under
Colonos Hatch and Shelby, last week. in which Forests
men were routed, with the loss OF their arms, ammuni
tlon. baggage and many horses.
The locality OF the aght Ia not stated.
Tho rebel Generals Buford Chalmers and Lyon bold
consultation at Paris, Tenn, on Friday last
All Of General Forests men furoughed or straggng
through tho country ordered TO rendezvous at Jack
son, Tenn.
The steamers Oder and Nanghock, reported captured
by the rebels the Tennessee river have arrived safely
ct Paducah.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Aapr.les.

rc~7s ns,os for 500, ave miles out. FOR seventeen
~, working boats, between John Higin ard W. -
Hayea eamc cn yesterday sf,eftocn, AZ Quafavre mni
Ing s,sieo 'siani. Hayes nsd ,he cal the oe'tps
pre- ltads 10 he s,sf, about ten 'osx fu's f,s .sc
vsy are attendance 81 tho sch fo1tei ssr
IS ftssx irA,fnuv al taHd AID iarse q1antts -,
Dtyga we're sxet B.ei Nseii won very ~ - p.,,s o,a
ms hone ~ esnnwi ~N Anea'
mingIs
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Tha Onern.

Don Giovanni produced last evening 10 one on tho
mort crowded and brilliant houses OF The season. The
popularity OF this work 10 something wonderful Tho
beat part or century old, holds It's place on the stage
with undimnisnsd favor. This due 10 pari 10 the
case of Faust to the dramatic interest Of rs situations
bu, mainly TO It's exquisite melodies aud One harmones
There IA no modern opera which, In all tnese respects
be said 10 excel u
There 10 another ds,ipctve feature o. the work which
impars TO II a strong interest Besides the two broadly
drawn characters OF tho hero and Leporso presents
three female roles all influenced BY dreren, passion
continent One Is moved BY srio and The icsro or
geapco for The murder OF parent another by Jsalcssy
aud tho third by coquelry. This dvergency OF motive
has given the composer 0ne opportunity FOR varying
bis themes. Tho two moro popular rolss are those Of
Zcrlina (Mss Kcllogg and Donna Elyirs (sgnorlns No
rens) There are salient features 10 them which vii
always insure any moderately capable cspcneos Of the
parts favorable reception Not with tho character OF
Donna Anna. The music is difficult, and in melody ex
cep. on tho concerted parts II is deficient II s how.
ever, highly dramatic aud when sung should be Of
iers marked contrast 70 Tie two ether female rss' Fer
fsc,oriy hllcd pu few artists care 10 srsisn part n
which the populalcmcus few and the srtsic df
fculies great II was for thcso very pre-
sun that Madame Zucchi for whom the opera pro
duced undertook II last night.
The best tribute that be paid TO her success
the admission We heard all sides that tho charac.
ter ~ rendered BY ber was 20 most entirely new one
They bad been so accustomed to see nd1erenty dllad
that they bad conception OF the prom nsnt pace II
occupied 10 the composers design. This feeling of sur
prise found expression tho applause which greeted tho
scsna and aria, with Don Ottavo Iot In tho middle OF
the first act We have pever heard them delivered with
such 6ne ecct Madame Zucchi IN 70 be congratulated on
success which n all the meritcd from the sc bat
the part IN which hiss been achieved was an unsraieui
one 70 underiake.
Beulnps Representatives OF ne hero vocsiy s.I,,
factory, but wanting Ia the eprsbtlness and t-
sc,ccrse essential 70 tho rake. he could butrure bis
tSadcpry to eosturps he would become muchgre1ter
favori;e With the pre'ic suslrrs Lcporeo was sis'
ra,hsr cf The pcsyy ssssr.
1hs ayeains DoH cyoespni viii bs repeated 10 Brock.
yn ard IN friday Mrs. Jenny Van zaadt niaxss bef DO
BAT Ia ais sosettc.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

. mile OF Plymouth II Was discovered that the cneny
had sunk the schoonsrs which engaged in attempt
Ing 10 raise the Souhhed directly the channel
thus temporarily bloc9ading the river. Although
the town was ia sight not trace could
be Of the rebel RAM and proved In othcr ways
beyond doubt that she lies in thirty feet OF water from
which Il Will be impossible to raise her again.
Captain valley, who had assumed command Of the
ship only three weeks ago, relieving Capt. Cooke, who
commanded her in the action Of May last, began his
duties 10 very bombastc style. He mustered his of
and men. and assured them that In three weeks
he would again attack the enemy and sink and
scatter bis Heet, and then he would retake New
bern and drive the Yankees from every foot
Of North Carolina soil. With the Abemarlo and their
aid with the cooperation Of the gallant army he would
before the year. resenerate ths State and leave not
. trace Of . Yankse within it, berders.
is not improbable that he might have effected good
deal Of damags and perhaps have endangered for the
time being tenure At Nswbern and Roanoke Island,
a. be Was nearly rsady Tor his raid. thanks,
however, 10 tho gallant Gushing and his
brave comrades, through whose coolness, courage
and ski the coup de main was 30 admirably
administered to tho mailed monster, all danger has
passed. and another destructive blow han been given TO
the declining rebel navy.
NEED Of credit and praise should DO awarded TO
Chief Engineer William " W. Wood, OF tho navy, 20
whose inv .avs abilities and experience in submarine
warfare the contrvance OF tho torpedo aud the
successful arrangement by which 1t is handled and
ploded. The one nred By Lieutenant Cushing contained
but CITY pounds OF powder but did its work TO charm
There was no chance OF us failing In his hands.
The eptIre arrangement IL exceedingly Ingenious. and is
would be msnifesy Improper to describe at this tmo
Tho cutter from the Shamrock, omitted TO MENTION
captured four rebel soldiers on picket the Souhaed
and brought them OF In safety to The squadron.
TIVE AINgMArIE
The Abemarls was an ron.cased vessel, similar 10
general features to the Merrimac aud Tennessee, but
much stronger. II Is said that her iron mail
twelve inches 10 thickness and backed by several
feet OF solid timber. She was armed with two two.
hundred FOUNDER Brooke rides, aud was perfectly
shot proof. Her weak point proved TO be below.
She could been captured only by rammng and for
that purpose much heavier vessels needed than any
that could be got into the Sound The torpedo was the
only Of destroying hor and that proved success
fu whenairicd.
The Alber marie Is probably the last formidable
sol that the rebels have in the inland waters OF North
Carolina and they will hardly have opportunity OF
building more
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
The Hero Of the Albcmarie In washing
ton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1884.
Lieutenant Gushing arrived here today, bringing with
him The Official report OF the particulars attending his
destruction OF the rebel Aibemarle. Tbs oct rc-
eves all the sounds OF North Carolina from floating
miles, and thus leaves them free to the operations OF
feet. Lieutenant Cushing Is citizen OF and was ap.
pointed from the State OF New YORK. he satisfied that
o large number OF lives must nave been lost by the
blowing up, as the Aibemares guns all manned.
Tho Secretary Of the Navy will recommend TO Congress
vote Of thanks and he VIII be promoted 70 be enten-
ant commander.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
| noauxsaard's Order Assumtn- Conn
msnd or his sew Department.
General resuregard Isssol the coS'ns orders 0PO'

aSNkRsL VAbE s--sA l.
Bs4rcutsfsps. Nnff tsY l.yIs eN ~ tat VS.
Jaessasvn4e, Ala, Set. ", lseth n.
II obeience t. TIE ttder ct t'f FesiJ'bt ~ wy W -
tcderat0 states sstase c9nMa1d tN Ryy ,yy..i.S1 !" ~
+, Nt.rV alys.nu u The Nest. tsst d We Nlss ss'p
CAL comprslue no Department y Tennessee ~
i. rris comrapded by tererH &. = ilora auu "
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
General Gillsm's Victory Over yaughn
In Enst Tennessee.
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gaxotts.l

NASHVILLE, OCT. I1UR,
General Glem's victory In East 1onnesseoawas more
decisive and Important than at rs< supposed Tho
rebel General vaughns Last tennessee bril-
Cado and General Pamcrs North carolina brigade 1hc
nghs at Panther Springs on the 26th vaughns br
gsio posted 10 strong position when General Gom
resolved 10 attack. Tho attack made with truo Ten
impetuosty, aud, after an obstinate conflict
the position was carried vaughn's mon were
about to fly, when palmer's brigade camc sud
dcniy TO the rescue. Inc 1ght was renewed
with greater severity than botoro Our cavalry charged
upon the enemy with LOUD ehous, usng only their
short but desperate conflict, both brigades OF rebels
broken 20 pieces and fled 10 confusion aud dsmny
Forty Of them were killed, moro than two hundred
wounded, and two hundred captured. General Glem's
troops oil ToDnesseeans. His loss was compare.
tvey small. Among the prisoners were COLONEL ma.
ior and eight neutenants. Tho rebel Captain McCuug
was taken, with his battery OF four guns.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

rscwraps coswM v III, rusrssSIu Rsosssf.-res
Brook Academy of haslc prssso,ea .hnhsnt scene
Asi eveoine oa ths ocsss'oo o. tbc ptesnts,on of
stsnd = coicrs 70 Tho rhs'eeoth rssinct y. Y. VI
The oJe, which attended by ,he es' q tho a'ty,
wound up with P,sr,eo.- concert and daaeios, shea
tept up uDlY p-te scur.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Rumorcd Crossing or tho Tennessee
River by General Hood, with Thirty
Thousand Men.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
s. u E R M A N.
The Repulse OF tho Rebels
at Decatur.
General Gillem's Victory In
East Tennessee.
-~~~~>>~~o~~>~-~>~>~~~.
Interesting Rebel Reports Of Hoods
Movements.
The Rebel Armies Moving Into
Tennessee,
&1.. &c.. -

All Right Along sncrman's Line.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2, 1854.
Reliable dispatches received early this morning ind
cate that everything oil right along shermans whole
line.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

to-day.
rho particulars asd locality OF the crossing are not
stated and are not attsinable at present.
Tho railroad and telegraph from Louisville 10 Atlanta
are now In good order.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
sick a nd wounded Men OF Eestern Regt.
ments Entered I'm Hospitals &C NASH.

WHO, Temn., UctObcr ~, TUT.
p. Falve, f, 1Tth New York, ght hand.
George Hance, @, nth Now York, right hand.
j. Mclaughlin ii, 7th Pennsyvana cavalry rheumatism.
W. Jernison, q, 11ih New YORK, right arm.
D. Miller, G, 25th New Jersey, debility.
J. Hines, T., 17h New York, fractured skull
TsJ. Hancrids, A, 10Th United states, left side.
eorgeant N Jackway, A. leth United States, shoultsr
r. Hagarty, Fl, 1Tth New York, left arm
Corporal Q. Baker, A, 10th United States, darrhCA
j. sholtz, A, 18th United states, face.
Sergeant D. II. Iiarrine, @, 17t6 New York. face.
l.. fanick, II. 18th United states, right arm.
u. Lnch. e, 18th New York shoulder.
w. Gorden, n, 1Tth New York, head
J. McCsrty, X. I'D ssachusstts, diarrhGa.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky, NOV. !, Ioca.
Rursor says that General Hood, with thirty thousand
men, rosssA tho Tennessee river, going northwrd,