The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-22
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Latest War News !!
Another Official Dispatch
from Stanton.
The YiCiorg Of Sher'dsn Ia
eresSeS in Magnitude.
Over Fifty Guns and Many
Prisoner Captured,
Grant Fires a SaIu'e of 0ne
Hundred Cans.
The CaRadisn Authorities on
he Raiders.
Pennsylvania IO,OOO Majority
for the Union.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21.-Most of tb,
Pennsylvania banks determined to or
ganize under the National Bank sys
TEN.
Pennsylvania soldiers vote Union Il,
00O; Democratic 4,s00-Union major
ity, including soldiers vote, 10000
! Qas6ec-On information of the out
rage at St Adams, a number Of detec
tives and body of troops were imme
diately dispatched to arrest the parties
at all hazards.
NEw YoRk, Oct. 2l.-Gold 2O7s; cot
ton heavy at lis.
The loss Of property on the Glasgow,
through its capture by the rebels, was
about sl5, 900 3
Eighty men of Col McArthur's col
ored regiment under 1t, johnson, were
attacked near Fort. Donelson by $50
guerrillas. Their cavalry were repul-
sed, when the rebels fed, leaving forty
killed and wounded on the field. Our
loss was four killed and ten wounded !;
among the former was 1t. johnson.
WAX DEPAgrMrSr, WASHINGTON, Oct
2L-l0 A M.--The following telegraph
was received this morning It contains
further particulars of the battle Of
Cedar Creek va Il.3O A M Ger
Goth, to Lieut.. Gen. Grant: ta
CRY PoME-We have again been IA
vored with great victory, won from
disaster by the gallantry Of our officers
and men, The attsnk on the enemy
was made about P. NJ, turning each
flank of the enemy, the whole line sd-
yanced, the enemy after stubborn re-
sistance broke and fled and were pur-
sued with vigor The artillery captured
will probably be over 50 pieces, this Of
course, includes what WAS captured
from our troops.
Since early in the morning at least
l 600 prisoners have been brought in
also wagons and ambulances 10 large
numbers. This morning the cavalry
made dash at Fishers Hill and cap
tured it, the enemy having fled during
the night, leaving only small rear
guard have TO regret the loss of
many valuable officers killed and
wounded, among them Col james
Thorburd, commanding a division OF
Crooks command, killed. Col How
ard Rucker, commanding a brigade,
wounded severely, but would not leave
the field. cannot yet give exoct de-
tails Many Of our men captured
in the morning have made their
escape aud were coming in.
Ram5eur, who was commanding a
division in Early's army died
this morning.
PHIL. SHERIDAN--General Grants ap-
probation of the victory at Cedar Creek
is expressed in the following despatch
Cry PoINT, Oct 20-To Hon f. NJ
Stanton, Secretary of War; had a
salute Of 100 guns from each of the ar
mics here, fired in honor of Sheridans
last victory in turning what bid fair to
be a disaster into glorious victory
which stamps Sheridan 80 what always
thought him---one of the ablest Gen
rails. q. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.
The Medical Director reports no
slightly wounded have reached VIM
chester from the field All the wound
ed that are able to bear transportation
Will be forwarded to Martinsburg The
telegraph IS now in working orderto At
lants but no late reports have been re-
ceived by this department
Z. NJ STANTON, Sec. Of War.