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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
A Rebel Plot Erussrstsd-(.cuersi R"ties's
Mites Examination Of Prisoners and
lDsserters-A sunday in Camp.
Gi NrRaL BrIlp's ilEiDQJ HrfE-. .
SUNDAY. july IL, -tf--iU n. III. \

Tie Amy gGrloai rorkc, Capt itch. lying Oh
Herring Creek l,tlc above cLarlos City Court House
noticed an unu.ral .iir shore yesterday aor
Men wer. h down - Tho river. creep along
the bank in The skirt " the woods stop 20 peer about
one Of them W. seen 10 ga1e through field glase-
;log disappear. Now Capt. Fitch j. a man Of almos,
feminine curiosity though oil his oor qualities nre of
the iuany iyIr. - 'lmsn hc!ng In thai quarter
asonished him mech lobin.on. surunm.l Cru,oe
astorished wief 10 discovered tracks o. human feet
on the island JCun, suInamfd lcroandcl. only BIS
a''onshment had no Cement n terror. Will Tie So
Of determining The meaning oflG hol cArn0n, he went
on -horc will tWcns-ii, armed Ien. Sotben iitv
Rebel there aud they sbo, al his party sld vOond,d one
man They shot nj ,h- Rebels and The Rebels went ng ny
81 nnrc. standing 10 particular order Of gong.
Capt. Hitch hiyonfcked on shore, sri ~ Ike eail,
fncrfinghi- morn resent out scOls. B1 curiosity
Vas not Jet satisfied. one Of them made discovery.
Drawn np among tho bushes on the bank ~ Herring
Greek were Two light boats which lad esn carried from
Gichmcnd aud launched in the creek there concealed.
IN the boats were twelve forprdoes of tho same cnS
which have once twice exploded beneath vessels,
and shattered them. Each contained 10 or more
pounds Of powder with anchors and grhppleH and per
cnssion apparatus which would cause their explosion
Whenever boat should pass over. IL vss evidently tie
purpose OF The Rebel party TO plant tela in The nv er
last night and had they succeeded IN doing so they
oould scarcely have failed 10 canse disaster--an Of
which has been frustrated Nv TIE vigilance and PROMPT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

wounds or om disease At time since the outsei 81
the campaign have tic men been IN better CONDITION
physically In morale Let 10 one then question ue
propricty of the half months respite hal ihey nav"
enjoyed. It has been of immense use ana were mo- SIX
DAYS Of constant muchng ard lighting choust ior 'p'
spell Meanwhile. the occasion hns btn NiH' W th"r
oughy ieOrganze the army--conSoildaiinh n' com
minds transfers of officers from commands whcr, INC
casualties had ler q surplus 70 other commands where
the number had become ton FEW Tor acina necessity
and other changes and reforms for which hcIc had bcn
opportunity in this grand encounter. Wier' camp
we been but biyouacks, aud bdtic-days nave pen
sandwichcd between nights II marching and nisbt
marches between day oi battles. .
don't know whcthcri ought To alitde 70 fc iipssti
humi and dcri-On felt ana expressed 10y INC Al
on account or The ccsiaocs OF fright wLc Josiied ana
shivercd and upset all Maryland and all fehns!hana
when 1900 liobe.s crossed tie Potomac zen as!
ego At least four weeks ago one Of my leii"ts GOA
ispd the statement that nine decima'ed brsnd"s :"
Fvvels old corps Averaging On cuch had mnrchcd Ia
meet Hunter Now. Con Grant has kept trn'h 90 'Ni'
force knew that il did not follow Hunter kne" that y
nd turn down the Shenandoah Valley. aud suspected u
uelnt TO rob stables and hen roosis in Mar! aud and
apprlscd the authorities at NnshinSton ms ioro
If 1000 men It'll the addition oi snch roflns Dhhds ne
Mosby's aud l.bdcns Ans been all uf that mlgit! w
,a,ing host TIN reiscd the tcspot tempest eaiin"'
helm suspcctng that the Government cnc1urlgcd i
tered nsud the fright and for two reasons va ~ 'u
~ their capture could be made. anu ~ ihhnee tA'
Northern States 10 fcrwsd men 10 hold the brG'r u.
Summer and Fall Lie al the yeeia1s should DC s'h'
Ia the 'front.'
juGgc That FAR as any adv ontarcs the Rebels may
reap from tltr Iad concern cd or 80 iHr 20 W
acy 10 inliict any los upon them because "I tlen
,emcriiy the old oolpot apples with equal force 10
The Ming OF Frlfee with twenty thons,nd men.
Marcied up hI aud tloi marched down n-'lh' o. A. "
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HrApQr ArIIps Ami or 1BE FoIoMLc,
JuiJ l., ISGf-e Il ~.

The Rebel desperation which found m0niies-
taion and sought eStrcalion from the lie theJ he IL
fight "a those Hoy know moi Of beyond tho Potofaoc'
has not been permitted in The slightest degree 10 dis
tuib hi. army in lie purpose. " 10 relax ~ hold. II
may be that it will tend 70 preciPitOte rn,her than 70
delay further operations.
lad the situation ppsgeity identical With that Of
,p days ago when went North Perhaps there is less
shsrp.hooting In the trenches. aud the weather 10 GER
tsiuy much cooler, brt still no rain. 1prsy for the
day when 1 may cease the 80 annabie Iteration Of
I" si DO rain" However, the men are more comfort
able than fortnight sgo. have become rested ar.
stronger, and begin t0 speculate as W the neat
movement which they mi, ersary imagine cannot be
.fT distant. Very few ere in borgitali "hel.sT Eou
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoRrIa,ss AiONROY, .

FoRrkfss MoyEop, July II. 1854.
The hospital steamer George Leary sailed for
New York this afternoon, with about 400 nick and
wounded soldiers.
The steamer City OF Hudson arrived from City Point
at a O'Clock this afternoon She roports ' No news
The following ordc. has been received be-e:
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. Jniy u, lS6i.
GENERAL: Tie Secretary OF " eF directs that You
cause 40 DC collected from every peison taxing Passage
on transport maD0ft III the service 81 tie Gov
crnmont plying between tbs city and Fortress Monroe.
the VI 81 passage money. and ifOm every person
taking passage ffo,s Washington for City Point, or
fIom ,iry Point for ashagion the snn o. ~ 90 DIN
cegs under orders aBd sDdiers alone vii De exempt.
The fare between Norfolk and fOrir.s Monroe viii DO
~ passage money, and from ami between City FONT
aid FORTRESS. Monroe g -, IN addition 10 the boat
charges for berths aud meas. 4. A. DANA
Assistant Secretary oi War.
There is no news from the ATIny OF the Potomac.
FORTRESS MosaoE. Monday July l.. 1854, ;
viz BALtssOgE, Iuesday July ~.
The remains of the brave and Icfpiy-lamented
Lieut. Col Chambers OF the sd Massachusetts toun
tccrs leave Lcre this evening for Nea-iork via Baii'
more.
Commodore B. 81 Dove and l.. e. Norman hayo
arrived here Ia the steamer Connecticut from of VIII
The lilo, kade runner steamer Boston. captured BY
tle l. = cunboat Fort JaoksoD,i OF the Eth insi on
Wilmington arriyod here today wiki twenty prisoners
nine Of HON foreign subjects aud are held Ills
being their seooDd offence. 80, ,
W. ale Informed by MGjor Milford, General Flas-oi
Truce Agcat that our priSoacr rs last Us cap'ufed.
arc cmoyed TO Georga-mCst of thc eaiasted men 10
Anie sunynle. AID tie officers To Maeoa.
All letters TO our prisoners OF war Viii require tne
prepayment Of ten c.nts Tor COIfedel ate postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

r. elfn ulut
ness OF the army guhboat Parke, eap' n 9!rnbom
iLt' VINO LIS siAsc pesn Thrsr should
.o ~ r. ~, ne - tho reyy which arc
~ uIsi''1 1 -,I -, iU- ~. ,t,oirai 90
eonniuucu w ling iseh N..'i ir vi and hronobt
d. ii; .i, ,,,i; T,a,lIin Entler sends kites
uoNn up"t"'"h; pcLi"nIn ~ 10 pohel. 1ntterin9
sA!WdiH 'Iu ot"pS 10" i",nH ~ ,",'ts i,ocio
hundrrds nl cupiss OF me fiesin'. -AN''V'' -
nation. me ins.hhi'i u' ,hc "c'sr y 80, -
ease but the huer u"y urhaa,h Ia '.,.a cnI
worm! phrPg-' ~ 49, ~. ID " III,
a. snc' 's~i'' rs e. ~" nl irnJ"oo oi 80 VIZ.
s"I,u,h, oi des rte, Who n xa,}pation declared
H. RI u,cre irInccl 70 COME ovcr bv a, lnt a. han
IN ~, ~, liz; ,n,,u frno n bir Me- ,ct C,n.oJ over
MAR NE war
VIZ, ,rni,tJ to li.,on a. Con ru,lc,,s o,,,roina
; 1T 81 . isrre nunl,er III nrisomer. dessrter
I ser,.os m. General i Lclirye i notaJ LONG
M" rcitE.'s' '"0 ~. ~ ~, =; -, s'" ''iI'ht
Inc f6"l i"oiH4 i't ~ 'h',i ~ Nv
oi NNh'rhs' hl' hhiil NY ''lnb VIZ ,IF'Icl ~,
mar tlr".'s .. ar ' bsrcId hof,ra mr. ~
o.. 49, ,55oI a. NAV and roye me n NV idea ~
tle a-n,encss and indGe dhination Of tho human in.
tecet Tho first man 30 undergo this terribly search
ing scrutiny WIS q refugee nom Richmond. sit
down Sir said tho General. plensantlT " Your
name, "Wu Jeners.' Then followed hundred
questions ia rapid Succession and logical order-ogicl
though il reauii.d all my poNers TO always SEQ their
al In and aim Mr. Jcrrr was finally cOrpc!cd AZ first
he was "gentloman." Then be modified his state.
monte he Was "spccnlaior' Ie-modfcation. ard
/ hc was 4 "suortige l.ar.r And then "Ncll--ycs--
um,,s--thcy called me a-gimher." And
finally Wien la explaining bis uBtrccdcnis, IL
became clear that 10 vas but htey out ol
l.
doVn prc,ty lne--l NAV M well c1ye'-thcn
he told The Wide tiuilr and think nothing but the
truth Two other individuals of the same III, who hod
come ,l,rouch with him we've examined in urn and
each v as beautifully asonished tic srlf-rcrelatoi
no was mndo to make Al had been living upon thcir
Wit had been cunscrpte a dozen times. had brlbcd
tbrp,sely,s on prlil suinr weeks ago when even a
.hnisand dollars Confederate money fsicd 20 Secure
Immunity and r. r0nccaed IL themselves. and NJ lust
Lad pail 500 70 b. plotted through their ines having
frt taken an oath TO reveal the Of their pilot.
/ However, Gen Batter has tie name OF The pilot NO.
h appeared works 'or gain not for lose the Cnoio
! traitor 20 fellow traitors
Next in order were The descr'oTs and prisoners.
Before their examination was over hed learned Z,
distinguish oass from the Other before they stated
Nhcl 81 they voluntarily oI had been nahbed
The dosorieTs were intelligent he prsoIcrs az other
wsr fr j. j. only your ioOls that are taken On picket
~ a rulc. The laiter lrcw n1iNnr. fhu Ten buihi
soon dismissed them. c. 90 nov. But ihc former were
worth NOR 1hey each confirmed toe staten emf nave
bfrr made that the Rebel soldiers are i"d u"t ihoc
vic desert are NJ once forced rO our armies. Never
tHefe fiTE ip Fua ltltt UtAtf' IT, hiii ~ ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
Exported Capture Of Atlanta NOT Confirmed.
News from sherman All Good.



The Ec,niag Star in it, latest edition, says;
No intelligence la boon received here by tie Govern
nont con natOry Of the Norfolk report OF the capture
u Atlanta. But all tie information from ShermaRls
army is in the highest degree encouraging indicating
the oiptrs Of that city ny Sherman distant day
IS matter almost = certainty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
OGcia. News-Our Army Across she River
They arc Tearing np Eui'To"d~.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July l9, 1854
dispatch from an official source confirms
the statement in this mornings papers Of Gen Sher
mans forces or part Of them, having crossed the
Chattahoochec. Oily siGall cavalry force Of tie enc
my was encountered. Gen. sherman subsequently DC.
rgped his troops N tearing up the railroads OF mott
use to tho Esbcls. The distance Of his forces from At
ANITA Is not mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
The Petersburgcr- Gone 10 Richmond
weather Ceoley-Capnen Practice Con.
wAsHno1os, Tuesday. July 10, l-si.

WAsHTo1os, tuesday. July 10, l-.4.
A letter from near Petersburg. dated July Il,
SAYS. The majority Of the people Of Petersburg have
cone 70 Richmond. The weather is cool and moro
pleasant than usual The MORTAR aud cannon pTuctice
10 as sharp and intermittent in s character rs ever
But few men ARE Injured daily. cor hospitals are in
.acelleit CONDITION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
FROM SKERMAN'S ARMY.
MARCHING TOWARD ATLANTA.
Johnston Driven Within has
DefcEses.
Early Capture of the Place Seems
Assured.
.sraorcd Capture OF Atlanta Report Prob
nbIy Premature.
FORTRESS NoNGor Monday. July II. 1864.
Yin HAITiNORE .Iuiy 10 1854 (

The Norfolk Nc~ Regime OF this morning says
I'VE have information from the front that great
battle has been fought IN Georgia resulting IN the com
Jlcc overthrow Of the Confederate force the capture
Of Atlanta. and Is 900 Rebel prisoners. Three cheers
for Sherman"
We have arrivals from City Point late as can have
aIIivcd at Norfolk, and the above report is doubt
premature; but it is event which is looked for and
within few days.
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Fort Monroe sbout breakfast time next morning suu
st City Point about or o'clock IN the AFTERNOON.
rev order of the War Department coming mo eneet
= :hs trip Tor the first tno dust in time 20 eaten your
Asnks ssrysnt) au civilians are charged 10 10 tofs
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State copartncrs said Boston under the
firm L. H. Crosby Co., brought their action against Ed
win NJ Montague and Ellis Richards II Boston, aforesaid
and s. Gaes, Of Bratleboro, in sad County Of Nndham
late cop Ttn under the hrm of Il. NJ. Montague CO..
upon prouissory for 1919 so dated February 2Sth
1868 given by the defendants IA the Ruts ibe in four
months from date, and due aud unpaid. And also
asher spencer, Administrator upon the Estate Of
Lcmuel sarkey, late Of said Brateboro deceased Trus
tee OF said defendants.
And appearing that said defendants have not had per-
sonu notice this action II is Ore' ed by the Court here
the be continued to the next Term Ct this Court
he held at Newfane In and r said Windham County the
Tuesday September 1864, anil that the plaintiffs
notify the defendants OF the pendency their said action and
the Term Of the Court 70 which ii Is continued by pub
fishing the Of their writ with this ORDER three
successfully In the Vermont Phoenix printed Brat
eboro aforesaid the last publication to be least weeks
previous said next September Term, which publication will
be deemed sufficient notice to said defendants appear and
make defense IN said action. X. TYLER, Clerk.
Chas. X. Field Pins Attorney. 3w2S