The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches.


NV Yorx. sept. 2s.-The Herasd's City
Poirt cor sseondenf Of the 26th says Earlys
defeat Ia the Valley has produced great unea-
siness Ia he arms Immediately opposite TO
a. tee rerultc - great importance are look
ed ier within afew days; thAtIee - getting
rea5y for some se9 movement j. very evi-
dsni. Tor during The past few nights eur
uoors % The front hue could hear the noise
OF trains and artillery IN motion Lee u
doubtless vofkiag % al Early. Ae stands
aghast Al he prospect cf -Sheridan's driving
Esgiy beyond ths possibility OF holding The
Central road. the one leading 70 Lyuchburg
from Richmond, and thcace BY contracting
hs iuss around Petersburg hopes 20 be able
% defach = force sufficient 20 reinforce and
rally ne demoralired army from the shen~
andosh.
The Herad's correspondents with the 10Th
clfps also save. the movements Of the enc
my are iuli OF p1omise-unsasiness = mani
tested Ia all their movements. they arc GER
ninly getting ready for a movement OF some
KIDD, perhaps 20 fall back 10 Swilt Creek
The first at their lines are between Peters
tafg ard Richmond, the reason urd0ubted-
~ j. that Grant j. being too strongly reinforc-
"a Tor the rebels 10 maintain their extended
line now over ten miles Ia length.
Nav YoaK. September 27.-The Her
aids Me-. Jackson correspondent OF the 2ith
says although we have had eonsideral fight
ing since leaving Winchester. still there has
been nothing in the way OF a regular battle
or anything approaching.
The action on Monday last captures OF
artillery. flags. &c, az Fisher's Hill were
made by ,Se rapidity Of our movements ac-
curaie maneuvering rather than by source OF
battle. To-day We are still moveing rapidly
on the enemy ; retiring forces, and our cav
airy are doing molly.
Early T. doing everything ne can 20 get out
Of our reach, and should an engagement en-
sue to-day or t0-moTew Il will be because we
ave forced him into IL. Every hour adds
more and more prisoners 10 ouf already i'm
menso numbers
The Herald's Harper's Ferry correspond
ent OF the 26th saws Gen sheridan fully ex-
pected Gen. Torbstt 20 intercept and capture
the whole army. but Il seems he encounter
ed achievements hurrylng 20 join Early and
was engaged with his hands full, and had il
not been for this Gen. Early's whole com
maDd would have been captured.
The Worlds correspondent with Sheridan
says our lose ia killed and wounded At Fisher
| Hill will not exceed 300. Thus was Lee
right arm Ia the Valley broken, and the vic
tory almost a oloodlesS one.
Nav YoRK, Sept. 2s.-The Tribune,
Harper's Ferry correspondent Of the 21th
says the completeness Of the surprise Of th'
rsbels at Fishers Hill may be imagined from
the fact that the guns captured were al
loaded 70 the muzzle with grape and cannis
Ter, but Crooks charge was so impetuoui
that the rebels did not get time TO dischargI
them The losses ~ the rebels, as reporte,
oy officials sent 70 ascertain the facts. are a
follows:
Arrived a. Harper's Ferry. including 2s
e~ficere. 3,iU0: wounded al WinchssteI. 2.
900, captured between Fishers Hull at
Woodstock, 1900; wounded carried OF b.
the rebels estimated At l 500; wouaed at th
road side houses estimated ! 600; killed an
wounded by our cavalry Ia Luray Valley
$50. total 10, $50.