New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Of tho river hut il s quite probable batic WIN u
fought between these trvops and those OF the enemy
prior 70 the general engagement which cannot he de-
icrred IDuch lOr~cr. -
II expected that the 10th Corps. Army Of the Ten
Inessee commanded By Ms Gen. Dodge. Hll.cfoss 10.
river in the morning Both Of these erossngs hi haze
lhoe8 male On tho onGnys eanks, ond We are momehla
ray expecting q ayage light
The Rebels len this side Of the river late last nj rt
abandoning their bress tWorks and long lines 81 rife
pits Our advance -kirrishers hold tho deserted
Rebel works and considerable picket hrg y, irdjged
IN by the pcscts Of both arm.cs The mghiy ihporlu'
changes the position OF these ave corps Us sue >
tive VI more powder snd blood and !; may be the aurt
opening in the tragic drama " 'n'h ,iht uisu
guished actor W. T. Sherman, has 20 long been ca.e
fully preparing providing every accessory ruisc i'i
I the craud performance. 80 ,
One OF tide most important captures OF The canpsen
was made by our cavalry .yesi@Iday tq'a1s"n o.
cavalry surrounded Boswells WOODEN factory some 30
niles from the banks oi the thattahooohe T'er
and captured 40 female operatives who irc b.'y
engaged tie manufacture OF cloth for tie feus Gov
ernnrnt rcyilrr contract existing bctwcon the so
called Confederate Government aud The a!a 'os.'u
has been isteriaTod with. large qnani;y 81 c'fto
aad wooden cloth fell into our hands but ms s"a!ef'
apploprlalng great deal surrept.tonsiy, u vis no,
known how much tho total amount Of cOih captured
was worth To show the extensive character inis han
uiectaring establishment and III great Fn'ue u" we
cncmv siI sata that $1,000 yards Of cotton cloth,
and 30 900 Yards Of WOODEN Goth were nannacref PEI
week oue half of'whch the Rebel Government elaine
Az soon a. the proprietor discovered our cavalry I'd
vancirg toward his mill r hoised the British LAD and
actually demanded protection with rs much
though wer was being Naeed IN onr country. re
viii no vsr rrotc tior but present cir urstances md
cate Ina. II viii he of the a0'fAs rollins order.
Tho Rbels have erected very strong works IN mont
Of the 18th Curps Gen. John 4. Logan. and the 18th
Corps Gen. Frank L. Blsi4, on the Iurnefs Terry
TOAD The Ist Illinois Battery OF 20-Pounders. cap:
De Gross With the isi Minnesota Battery OF Jinch
guns Capt Clayton made some splendid shots on tne
.oI As on Iuday scattering the dirt and Tails m gu
directions and badly injyrins the savage lines OF cho
wan. de frso which onrrrc thu forts. Abog' " enbra'
could be seen. although but hall that number %
guns could be- discovered. Directly IN !ron' Of tlese
works which situated upon brow 81 hhl, ~ =
cleared space OF several acres while the works are nlt
in the fOIm OF crescent. ~ - fs en- ouitinE fr
upon our troops should charge lee ordered. In order
10 cary there works b. storm, the ASSEMBLING columns
would BE- Obliged 70 swim wade H. ick9ja '7rrh
which hotvccn The twa hills in deep and al.qst
iHppenefrabe rvine, our hreastHoik- o. e crest Oh a
hli directly opposite those OF The enemy. lE'5 MOI
ment outside OF hTeasigorss Il plainly yisne to INC
naked ewes u the Rebels tho distance between our
fortifesiions and those Of the se being not over ~
yaIds.
% The nature OF the grourd and The commanding posi
ton of the caomys works nGrr attack az This point
(Our Tig) anicaae ondi VII moi De Attempted HE
lives OF or noble volunteers are too prt eioi 10 ratt
the trial Of such fearful eminent. Va got pan
ishel severely eIough u heLcsaH Cn the kih. Ni"o
attempting any such assaults. Con sherman VIII
.ank The IL bel. q. these strong ~ 'tipn- ~ a lcN
day.
OiC al dispatch troJ< Gen. Shc1nens H'Hf4ulri' n,
confirms the reported capture ~ Rob 'sor Hrn'in!
by Gen. scioheGs force. He VA 6lpturcd III his
slirts!ce,c= while riding lesarely i .. ~ he fnp'
posed toward BIZ oaDn. mo name o. i0o Gonord was
not stated IN the d'parch Hs isifToriod 10 BE- l,ach
shagI med ~ hig un!rtuua;r crlflir psrfcuaii. ~
TIE nnI.iiil.t, plight IL which IA" Va ili"l. 90
Mn. Gen. jar. L. Mcrlcrson v a, pI,sc1iei Nth az
elegant 81 tue 4th inst. b tho non onu 'i'd
officers n1d priya;ca Of G1pi. Fuu.rrs indcPeHaeu
Conpany ~ hsroun Cavalry, cen MofheIron (.
escort; This cfurans have rr-ycd faithfully nrd Wen
iof tes Ncers t~giunug their ,rtFs servifs N W.
rrcjry csiuuai.rs hieh IN iieeary pea oi he WI
deugei Missouri with tie blood 81 h'r Io II citizens
Thi- t.rui 0I cnl.tnrgi having 'lprcl, the nenb L.
esired e. express thif esteem Ar zen. AcfAslson 81
patriot end their admiration for hii "a sahaft
tnicer. Tho m was presontrf ~ 90" "fd'ri!
scrgeanf 81 The company who made q nori and
roairrly speech - which Cen hclfciror plr;.-ani!
RELIED thanking nem Tor thc.. valuable present shd
for their marital bearing While eeng hs escort or
BODY guard The General closed 10y wishing 'hriH III q
saf and speedy ret.in 10 Aeir homes ~ Mtsolf4 and
Ohio trusting that Tho fnc t. lfoy q winch ibeY haN
oslis.ei woeN soon wsye yc.ol10u-ly from Main b.
California This the third horse that lar toca ple
sei.d to Gen. hel'hcIson. and iht iist 'e'im'nial
exhibits H. cuIli-l feeling eastins peH"h up nor
and subordinate J. H. a.