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EENER AL SHERIDAN.
Early's Army Hrokcu In. Etc.

Var Department. Wdshiny,on, oct / IL so A. d.
k-kajov. General John A. DIR Tho following
dispatches from General Sheridan, detail n. his
just teen received;
61int General T.. S. Grint, CT y Point In iuy
hs, defpa;ch informed you that I prosscd Eary
g. closely through New Mutei, At tie same tine
scndnS cavalry arounl his nans. that he gave up
uie valley and tool. e. the monntains, passing
y rough Brown'f Gap. I kcp, up the pursuit TO
rt Republic, destrvy.ns seventy five wn<ons and
four c.isocns. | sent General Tor,s IT, who ovor-
tot nc ~ II rgfsonhurT, to Siaunton. with VII
r!'rs
TorN'r. entered s'aun,on on the e6tN. and DO
rroyed = larg, Guarlty " rebel goyernir cut pro-
sc',y' harness. saddle, email arms hard bread,
Wayneshoro, destiuy'ns tho IRON bridge over tie
so',i branch OF tie Shenhndoah seven miles ~ the
nass' G ,ho der' er!lllIFs, sS.yernmeui hnnnefy,
Ma. place. Ee 'ouAi tht t..nucl def AIDED by in
tnr,ty aud ret rel y,, su.un,ou.
u. Is my impression thai mos, Of the troops nom
EAr'y bad lon passed. through the mountains 20
Char 1,.esv!o Tia, kcrshaw'a d.y Hon came to
biz srsl't'ncc, and, ,hul, passed along the west
base Of The mouutn!n o Wiyncsloro.
IN getting ir - twenty-five 10 forty prisoners
daily, who come from the mountains On each side
and deliver themselves UP. From the most rcr 10 q
accounts Firly's army was completely bruke up
| and IS Z spirited.
Kcrshsw hal not reached Richmond, but was
somewhere In tue vicinity Of Gorionsylllc, whom
| be received orders n rcion Early. TIE dcIlruc.
ton Of the yrsln aud forage from hero " taunton
win hc n terrible blow 90 them.
An the grain. 'oroEc, g., IN The vicinity OF stnun
| ton was rc'ainc .or no use .! E.r,y's army. Al
IN the lower part Of the valley Slipped TO X
nond, for thu use OF Ioe's army. 1hc country 'fuIn
here o. s,snuton WAS aLund4utly supplied with 'or
| ase, grain, &c.
| r. II. surErDAS, Maor-Cencral.
| Nrrrfsonburg Id, Sept. 90. PA Lieut.
| Geneyai q dnt: sce II going the rounds Of III,
palors tuat ihc l9th Corps s,o In coming to the
| battle Of Winchester. | was entirely uncon scious
Of this lrtil saw II H. O. @ pagers The statement
WINS made by l. Shelby w'sh to say that I,
was ncorrc cct, and that this correspondent wss AZ
fcHtr by NY order, on a previous occsn4ou, ioI
! writing un,rritlfi' account
p II sussrps>, Maior.Gcnerai
| M report Of the operations IN front of Richmond
aud Petersburg later than my telegram of last night
| has reached the Department
EDWIN N. STANTON, se"retary Of War.
The sun., 1864-10-03
Guerrilla HORROR.

The readers ofthe Sun will remember an account
Published last week relative To the capture Of =
tram Of cars by Anderson's sucrrillas In Missouri
Tho Missouri RrrrmIoAs, describing this affair,
y'vcs details which are only para'lelei In strocity
by the outragcs Vt LIwrcnce, or the massacres st
Cswnpnre;
On the train were seven privates of the 1st Iowa
cavalry, and seventeen returned Missouri veterans
Mat had serv Il three ears and four months at the
mont. Those soldiers were placed In . row, and .
volcy fired 1t thom. Those that I'D not fall started
to run, hut were followed by tho hcnds and shot
down. some ~ the woundod soldiers crxwlod fnr
two miles after they were wounded, aud sx Of
rem were o,nid dead In field some distance nom
whero they were shot. Most Of them we're stripped
and sra'Ici, or hacked 10 pieces with knives. The
passengers ou the train we're tbon robbed, the M Ill
bags were riilcd, the express matter taken posses
IN VI, and the trunks aud baggage of the passen-
gers broken open and their contents sircwod
around. What tho bushwbackora could carry of
u"' s,owod away In their po kets and boots. The
wcd In the tender then sct OH FIRE, the bag =
gaze and passenger lrci, and the train sta teal
at full apeod for Allln. n six miles, and thsn
stopped. Soon alter = construction train cnne up,
AMI II was seized, the workmen, engineer and con.
ductor robbed, and tic train set On hre and seus
atcr the passepg ger train.
The sun., 1864-10-03
News Items.
tBy Telegraph to As X~s Yo,t SUM-


Ta. latest intelligence 10 hst the main road he.
tween Hshville aud Atlanta Inns not boon touched
by forr,st. .r
Tvs subscriptions to the $50 Loan reported 10
TIE Treasury OIL rr,day sad Saturday umoun,cI to
et7ih.@o The total smcu't Of those subscriptions
~ dsse is e4AoA.sso
AnxrAL PoRrvs has teen transferred from tho
MISSISSIPPI Squadron. His farewell address WA
read At Cairo, yesterday. 1t la ut known whsrv
his new field II labor will he. H. has gone to New
Orleans. Admiral Davis is spoken u a, his sue.
cessor.
MAJOR WnIrx, of the GTth Pennsylvania Rcgi.
mont, and a mcmhcr Of the Pcnusy lvania senate,
who vas takeu prisoner IL months ogo, arrived st
Chattanooga en- Saturday. lie WAS exchanged by
virtue Of special arrangement between Hood and
Sherman, and without the knowledge Of tho Rich.
inond authorities, who have heretofore refused to
exchange him on any terms.
Tux Secretary Of tho Treasury announces that
sealed proposals VIII he received up TO noon on fri
day for six per cent. interest, hcalng bonds to the
amount Of ioriy Millions The interest is 10 be
paid scui-annually ia coin, suj will be redeemsbls
at the pleasure of the GOVERNMENT after Ave years,
and payable IN twenty years from NJvenbcr Ia,
isOl
The sun., 1864-10-03
PANIC IN CHICAGO.
GENERAL GRANT.
The Operations on the Pcuinsuia.


The operations the north hank of the James
kvsr having for thor object the capture q the t
heights that command Fort Darling on the opposite
ddo Of the river. commenced Tuesday and
wednesday night by tie construction Of pontoou
bridges ACROSS the river These were thrown scross
With great silence aud secrcsy, and without alarming
NE enemy. At midnight on Wednesday the Tenth
Ind Elshtesnth corps commenced 70 move In light
marching order with three Days cooked rstions In
sheir knapsacks. The Eighteenth Corps crossed q
-Aikeps Landing, and tho Tenth Corps, undor Gen.
Birney, crosscd at Deep Bottom Bridge, q few
miles distant. The eutirs movement WAS unler.
the supervision Of General Butler. General STAN
nard's division of the EigfAeenih Casps was tho
orss 10 cross ovar, and at once sdvanced.
Supported by the rest o( the oorps. After
yrOcesdins about Q mile shey encountered
The snemy, who male but little rcsistauce.
10 three various lines Of works " which they sue
sesnvely fell back, and whence they were driven
with no ernas difficulty. Four lines Of rife pits
the Varins turnpike ware thus captured A Line
was then reached commanded by a large fort
which Was captured IN splendid STYLE our men ,
charging across the open Heds and mp to the mur-.
sss Of the enemy's gums. The enemy here made ..
spirited resistance. In this affair Major General.
Ord received painful, but not dangerous wound.
and WAS carried frVn. the field. Tho command thon
devo,ved on General Hickman. who made several
demonstrations the enemy's interior line. but
mot with no further succass owing 70 tho absrncs
VI ne Tenth Corps' and Pains's divnon Of The
Eighteenth Corps. .Gencrsi Burnharn, . gallnni
Name officer who VI In al the battles u the v.r-
ginia campaign. VIVA killed while entering ths fort.
Il, kto G,t. - a,
heavy guns. besides small arms and militia, and
thr~e hundred prisu iers.
The Tenth Corps, General Birney. b. . skillnl
fhnk movement on, the New Market road aided in
the success Of this movement, by making . wide
dctour road AMI diminishing along ths open
Intervening space This Corps encountered con-
siderable opl~s.tsa, and Ito nsgro uooIs. Of which
tits largely corsY. sed. acquitted themselves very
sredtahly. Tbs heights commanding the road
we're obssinase'y d .featcd by tho encmy, and only
kil sher severe struggle, Of which General Grant
who arrived On 'the ground during It's progress,
WAS witness ,He WAS greeted with entL usi astic
applause by 'hs neu.
short 'iisiAps above the varuns road, on
which the Eighteenth Corps were sdv>Iscing, and
parallel o IT. tho rsbels had constructed line Of
works o I the mos formidable character, Ut point
where the Newmarket Road interests, near IIsu-
rel II i Church General Brncy dctermined to ss-
sault these worrs. and st two P. n. the attack
con menced Our brave Toys advanced on the run
&C ;oss an open spree, and were met by enhlsd.
hig ERE, which moved Own their -anks terribly
they prcssed forward. bowevcr, and even sue
eesded in passing an sbatth when they found
that tie position could not b taken. A
: hpca ., nd nfrYoafndad thu
The sun., 1864-10-03
A Panic in Chicago.
Heavy FaiIurcs and Decline In Prices.


Chicago Saturday, October There has been
. great panic here to-day. On Thursday, e, C.
Parks Bank failed yesterday, j. G. Conrad's fol-
lowed, and to-day the Western Aar,uc and EiIV
lnsurancs Company hank, and several other load
ing Banks were compelled to refuse the payment
of large checks I'LL hondAy. Others paid in New
York exchange. Tho panic spread through al,
classes snd prices arc lower. Flour fell 90 CENTS
Wheat II, Corn 8, Oats 0, Rye 0 a 10, whiskey 3
AID everything clse in Proporon. No heavy failures
among merchants have occurred yet only some
sInall failures in tho Produce rrsds. A mob threaten
ed the Western Marin. Bank, and Fred. Tuttle, d.
rector, narrowly escaped being hung, being rescued
by the military, which was called out. Tho cause
Of disturbance was tho refusal o. the Bank 10 give
up the Twelfth Ward drat for the Soldiers Fund,
deposited yesterday. Fnsliy tho directors Of the
Bank lodgci securities to pay on Monday, and tho
mob dispersed. The dram Is passing of quietly.
The sun., 1864-10-03

FORTRESS Monroe, oct. The hospital steamer
Matilda eSploded her boiler N O'Clock Last even
ing Just after having landed 200 wounded soldiers
al Hampton hospital. providsntIslly, the soldisss
all ESCAPED. Engineer Thomas Brannon was dan
gcrously scaldsd Tho Second Engineer was
slightly injured. QuArtermaster william Kerwin
hpd m arm broken, None others were injured.
From so 10 ~ feet of tho Mahldas upper works
were carried away, including the saloon. The hull
was not damaged.
The sun., 1864-10-03
ADMIRAL FNRRAS.UT.
The Rebels Trying 70 Plant Torpedees.

Fortress Monroe. OrL Tho dispatch steamer
Connecticut srrivs last evening, with dispatches
ffum Admiral fsrrsgu,. Fort Morgan Is being put
In condition for strong defence. The enemy
trying to place torpcdoes In the channel above
f1rt Morgan. Toe rcpor! that our gunboats AFRO
the city OF Mobile ~ Incorrect
The sun., 1864-10-03

Further Point Oct. a-The steamship Peruvian.
from Liverpool on the 92d Of September, vi. Lon.
dondsrry 2sd, has arrived. Her dates are two days
later than those already received. Tho nsws BY
tho Peruvian 10 net important The cotton market
ws dull and lower. Rsssdssnas I'D ps0v.seas
ssnSxalH v0s l0v0
The sun., 1864-10-03
The Latest News
Nv Telerrnuh "a sh. ~ ". su.
GRANTS new ADVANCE.

Heavy Fighting on the Left.
The sun., 1864-10-03
Naval Intelllgence.

The HAhopsc, an ironclsd. carrying two gunA
commandsrW. 4 Parker, 10 now lying In the bay.
vs,hG.b0unA ~ soon - The weather clear W.
eeso1taued q ~ sosaA
The sun., 1864-10-03

ube bSoS haiHSad RepcFted 10 bc Cut.
wasAS~sso~, Oct. "A passenger by ,o.day's
msil boss from Oity Point. brngs rcpur, tha, our
fcrces hsve CUE Ne southsidc Railroad. which, Il
true, win intercers direct communications between
Petersburg and Lyuchburg and Danvillc.
The sun., 1864-10-03

Acnsrican sdv,ces were regarded as no favorable
Tor shs North tha, the Confsicra,e loan had declined
NO LEES Than per cent. in los than . week.
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The Lake Erie Pirates.
The Toronto elo5s Of "Wednesday.

The Toronto Globe Of Wednesday, says:
Sergeant-Major Hastings returned home
on Monday night, having been unsuceess-
ful in arresting any of the Lake Erie pi-
rates Of whom he was insearch. He traced
them from this city 70 st. Catharines,
where they stopped for day, each one at
a different hotel, and thence proceeded TO
london. Hastings followed them there
but could find no trsee Of them. On Sat
urdsy morning Detroit detective, in com.
psny with q couple of other persons, ar
rived here in search Of the pirates, and on
learning that they had been seen in st.
CathaFines they proceeded there. They
are yet engaged in the chase, and are san
guine Of ere long capturing them. The
affair seems to have been badly managed
throughout, or the fellows would have been
taken before this. They ytravelin no secret
manner, and always register their names
in full at the hotels they stop at. When
in this city they registered their names as
follows;7-R. i. Smith, Brislow Clark, o.
Dunn Holts, Robert Drake, and Captain
Bell. A not very minute description oi
some of them has been telegraphed to the
police authorities in different parts of the
country; it might be of assistance in de
tecting them, and therefore we publish it
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