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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-21
Rebel Account ts.
THE CAPTURE OF WASHINGTON NOT ACCOM-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO TIM sAN0UiNN
PORTION OF THE CoMMUNIrY-AKOTHaR RAID


INTO PENNSYLVANIA THHEATESED, Rrc.
[Frcm tho Richmond Enquirer, July 49,
The news frora Maryland ns found IN the Chronicle or
the l4n mucn disappointment TO the sangune por
ton Of the community. Whether the capture Of Wash.
ngton the object OF the expedition or not its fall
was most anxonsly expected w the community until
last Saturday, when the telegram from Petersburg
brought TO the knowledge Of public tho fact thar
withdrawn from IN front az Washington while disap-
pointed in not hearing OF tho capture, was nevertheless
ycry gratifying 10 know now badly tho eDemy
were and FOR the world SEQ how easily the capita. %
Ysnkeeland can be frightened out oS its wifs.
Its said that lucky accident alone saved Wasbing
ton Candy corps from So~ Orcans arrigcd FORTRESS
Monroe saturday night tho very day on which the bat
enemy tho magnitude of The danger that Threatened
Washington. Ordered By telegraph 70 that city, arryed
there on Monday ~ time TO prevent the capture Of the
city, and to hold ts defences until tho arrival OK aedd
0na corps Tcm Petersburg mad rendered the stormu
Of tho works useless The aecdeutsI arrival of Candy
saved tho cy Had he passed up 10 Grant or been dc
Iayed hrs arrival enc day longer, Washington would
have been captured. However great the dsappoint-
moro viii be &C cmplished by th,so army cgrrs now,
believe, stl north VI the Toisnac. Pcnusyys'
MIA es before inose corps, ana invites ioagipg on the
largest scale. raid by forty odd thousand mon, sweep
rg through that state, dosroJ Ing railroads, selling
horses and CATTLE aud carrying retaliation 20 the very
hearhstones Of tho people OF Pennsylvania, would Guilt
vas Go most fruitful harvest the already seeds
OF peace. We know nothing OF the orders under which
that acting and the secresy observed among
people which denied to al the ledge OF tho
expedition, cannot be too highly commended; but 10
would be particnialy gratv TO our injured and plum
derud people know that enemy Of warfare
had been carried 20 their doors aud that incy wero bcog
made feel OF the injuries they have inflicted upon
our country THIS wi be the case, unless Pennsylvania
IL made TO feel the system or warfare Instituted and
led cnt by tho armies os the United States. They
entirely indifferent 10 the losses inflicted on Mary
land for sbsv regard her OF us not With us. The
act of vandalism which burned The residence OF Mont
merry Blair did not unict creator injury than that
of Shcridans men when they burned tho magnificent
residence of r. Eoulwarc, Or the humble cottages u
many hundreds of poorer people. The magoanmity
that spared the residence Of n r. Blair was entrely
thrown away upou a creature deeply dyed with the
blood OF this any other ~ hts fellow scorndres.
All no "nospaiity" ever enjoyed from It's owl ner has
long snce been wired in the red b cd of the brayc
We csunot appreciate ssch magsanmity to such .
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Harvard College Com racncep p,ems.

BVsFUN. JuFJ 20 It64.
The city hapls, Insurance. Offices and board of brokcrs
suspended business to-day account Of tho Harvard
college commsucement Tho weather was very warm. f
a, The commencement the degree of Doctor Of Laws
was conferred on Reuben Atwaer Chapman, Of Massa-
chisatts; william pi1 Fessencon, Of Maine; Charles
Francis Adams, OF Massachusetts,, aud Edward
TAbouaye, Of France. Tho foosing receives
the degree of Master Of Arts:-William Phillpe
Tden of Boston Frederick Law omstead Of calorniaj
James Alfred Page cf Boston; Hail Train 6gclow, %
Cambridge; William Morris Hunt, Of Boston, and Gooras
Nathaniel Eaton, Of Baltimore. Among sho graduates
who received the decree o. Bachelor o. Arts was Robert
Tcdd Lincoln Edward Everett selected to deliver
coarse Of lectures international law during The ensuing
acsaemica year at the Law school. Mr.. Everett. made
very earnest sud eloquent address In honor 10 .he late
Josuh Quincy, resolutions regarding whom were anant
nu1usln adrnlel. --- l.- -M--- n - L-
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Ths opIglsAI0R. cHEF RsoisgFR J. W. MOORE,
uSI1ED STATES hAyY--wnEGE rr WAS IIRsr
Io tns rn1nn ol rnn nrr


rpnon o. Hrrltn.
Frequent mention has been maie lately Of the method
adopted board the Rcarsargo 70 protect her boilers
and machinery from injury from shot ard shell; but
sohns has been sad Of the origin Of this syo Of iron
plating She Nrw YosK HtRArp % the 10th inst under
the head o The IRON plating of The kearsargc,o
tions that Sspan flhen cutsnan Harmony and others
~ tho naval attack upoD New Orleans, adopted ms
method 10 strengthen their wooden sides.n " was
for tbs purpose OF streDsth that the chains applied
the sides Of the Hartford Richmond, Brooklyn Fensa
cola Jr0Guos and Oneida bot simply 10 protect the
chnery OF these vessels while under thc terrible they
encountered from FORTS Jackson and 81. Philip. Tne
crgpatar on this plan OF de- chief Engineer john
Moore Unltea staes Navy one OF the officers OF
Fanagut pentcned in bis oficla report TO tho Navy
Department
Tie value of Mr. Mocrss pian cf using chain armor
he judged from tho repo OF CAPTAIN craven, OF me
Brooklyn TO Admiral Farragr ~ Which, speaking of thc
ram Manassas, he "bs efforts 10 damage me we're
pesly frustrated, cham nmor proving rcree
protection TO sidss.n Both tho Hartford acd Ksn
mond Nruk wtn solid shot, which, had y nGi boen
fos their chn sror would have sonc into tpcr enene
rooms ani probably disabled me machinery oi uosa
ships Tho lao ongsgemsnt between ihe heafsNke ana
Aabama Will fursher PROVE tue encency ~ ms systeh
Mr. Moore orgnated the IDEA % covering zoe ves-
sss of the nees of Admas F-ragu and Porer WIN
pa nj niado from tho mud Of tho hssisspp rversths
bottar 10 screen them from Wow while enaNos noa
rossng tho above mcploned lorls-a color wDeo pas
! x,pte bevp Anest pRlYsrssAx used 10 nae nsyy. e
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Hunters Forces Overtaking
the Enemy.
Capture Of Three Hundred Of TheiI
Wagons Laden with Grain.
General Wright also Moving
Against Them,

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 20, 1864
important dispatches were received hero last night,
from which Is indicated that forces are steaII
and successfully pursuing the rebels wio recently
ravagsd the eastern portion OF Maryland and that tue
pursuing party are Wrestling large amounts Of pandes
from the rebels.
General Crook, who commands tho advance Of General
Hunters forces, embracing General suvan's division
and his own, whio in the pursuit on Monday lass,
overlook the enemy at nckers Gap, whese asharp, ana
for a time, terrible encounter took place.
The rebels fought like devils. anxoos save the grain
and cattle they had succeeded carrying that far om
Maryland
General Crook, howe ever was determined that they
should not escape. lie whipped tho rebos thoroughly,
capturing three hundred wagons heavily laden with
grain, and took many prisoners.
AS usual, the cuemy LETT bis dead and wounded the
red to be buried and by us General Hunter,
with the balance Of his command including General
Averis cavalry, is cooperating with the forces under
General Crook, and good results may be hoped FOR
The forces OF Major General II. G. Wright also
columns Of Wright and hunter, the weary and oub
raiders may nd themselves between tho upper and
neither milestone. Iargc numbers OF tho light country
wagons which they seized breaking down the
rough roads from their heavy burdeus and have to 10
set on Ere aud abandoned.
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west Point Railroad are circulation lut Eobng Ger.
tain OF the movement 10 yet known.
The following csical report was sent. ny comrsnd OF
Gen. Johnston 70 headquarters last mig ,nt:--
HRApouAR TgEs, rBr FIELD.
Since the failure or the enemy to out tho West Point
Riosd Newman both ARMIES have boen quiet and
occupy their former position Ours IS much improved
by rest aud bathing, and all are IN fne spirits
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General Wool replies to the assertion or the Baltimore
papers that he released Harry Gmor from Fort Mccnry
In tho following words:-
Captain Harry GiImor. called Major Gilmor, prisoner
coudncd In Fort Mcfenry 1852 released from con-
dnenept by the authorities at Washington, and after.
wards IT is presumed, exchanged as prisoner Of wMs
The Baltimore papers will pense publish.
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gentleh >~n, says the Appeal, who LETT Cartersvie
0ecraa Sunday last reports that the fedcrals were
thSppnG on " sck and wounded and hospitals that
nonl towards Chattanooga, and all who had afnsted
tsh the Yankee were feIlng on their personal efecs.
nina lnsloaes n >ovemeut either forward rearward
n Bhormao army Tho geutlemas also states that hsd
MIN sherman would hs, rstroAs&d rbe ledcrAs admit
AAt lhey have lost nve \ our one.
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DANGER, Erc.

lFrom tho Mobile Tribuuc1
General CANDY 10 rapidly preparing an expedition 20
move thls city. from what we hear, viii numosr
some nfteen or twenty tnousand nen. What direoinn
will take y prohsrIy not well known, bus ls nkay
thai viii move from The coast and os supported oy as
n is nut necessary tor tho citizens to be should
this anneuuc ensact, but n necessary tpto meet tnx
DO making ready viii all prom 81 dopa by impicIe
theatersd danger ard this can oIs,.a os hs ssasral r
ly chewing the lastrrct.ess 81 @s'"s
eobmsna. M# .e' ~
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WASHINGTON, July 40, 1904,


lie reported this evening, what appears TO be gooA
anboriy that tho pursuing force overlook the retreat
ing rebels at sncers Gap and captured three hundred
wagons and Ave hundred prisoners No particulars u
the affair are yet made public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-21
THE REREls TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Operations Of tho Union Cavalry Be-
tween Atlanta and Augusta.
Interesting Description Of the Rebel
City and the Country Around II,
&ss Re-, e.
Tne washington kilograms.

The washington kilograms.
WAsRroros, July 20, 1854.
Tho latest ofcial information from General Sherman is
Fsrent places notn OF the railroad bridge. The
Men was made with celebrity as to take the enemy
y surprises and therefore, the resistance to bis advance
was feeble on the part Of tho rebel cavalry.
Our cavalry was at sent operate on the railroad
sast Of Decatur, Of the obectsbeing to Gu. or com
.unica'ioa between Atlanta and augusta thus prevent
hs the removal Of aidTcs 10 the atier place and Tho REIN
Nrcemcnt Of Johnston.
Our main army was within ten or twelve miles Of At
Aata All the cperatOna our army were progressing
- the highest degree fayorably.
The Cincinnati Telecram,.
-Aa 0noss.n, July 20, 1864.
We have sdyices frcm General ehes ,ans army to the
,6tb Instant ----
Nearly sdf Whole force had crossed the chatanoecnee
s,ver and occupieaa position on the south side.
portion Of our troops had advanced two mlles 70.
wards Atlanta bot they encountered nothing but small
bodies Of rebel cavalry.
General Rraxton Bragg had arrived al Atlanta, and
would, was supposed, exercise personal supervisors
sveS the movements Of the rebel army.
The Nashville Telegra ms.
NASHVILLE, Ju'xis 1894
The reports Of the capture Of Atlanta, Ga. by our
feroes are all premature, though our whole city in
Oticn, and expect to bear Of lie capture 80 few
Gays
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