New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
The pprsuir cf Easiy-His Army Make No
Further Hesissance-O men Taking
. Little kess-Hrsvery OF Creek asd
Ills Con- nd nc Pishcr's Hill.

I Sl~. Jis.slrl 70 me y. y. llp1he
HRADyuAHn ~ DfPr. Wisr Va II fr FUID :
H,Enrsos, Tuesday. Sept q, 1854.
What ia left OF the demcralised and defeated
ar-ny VI Early rcrea,ed through Browns Grp Opposite
Por, Espubio yesterday. snd ia now flying towsr,
Gordcnsvic to avoid .rtts. pu:.ui. BY or veto-ou
. army
Our main colcmn reached lsre On the evening o! IN
25.h, having pursued Ecry Tor a. rites, picking 81
gglcrs al Along THO rord.
Never was victory more complete. The Rebels TO
treated from Fishers nm IN tie greatest possible dis
order. throwing everything away which eonii IN any
way impede their flight. They Jeff twenty Eve pieces
artillery on the fold and st-ewoa tie road TO Mount
jackson with arrns ard camp equiPsgs.
A l.,ls beyond Mount Jackson they tiled 70 make
,srd a, Tho Cross Roads whore Sgr fought inc Battle
o. Newman :et Ill., and reiterated IL confusion tho mo
ment cur Inc o; battle advanccdi end sircc then thcy
have not attempted 10 make tho slightest opposition TO
our advance.
A portion OF our cavalry occupied Stounton yostey-
day. and s1oreeded by about noon in destroying rho
Railroad in the most thorough manner 1hay captured
large amount Of Rebel stores.
Our infantry are now quietly encamped resting and
yeeuperang after their recent rapid march but we G..
poet marching orders every moment In what dirsc
lion they viii move X lie impossible TO say.
Cit:zeus in harrisonburg md along tho road state
that Early had At least thirty thousnLd sni ~
pieces Of artillery with him whom no bret came INTO tho
Ysley end occupied Winchester, and they sre positive
IA asserting that 10 has not az present more than ten
tlousrnd men and from five totveye picoos OF artillery.
The mountains are full Of hs stragso who ore rapidly
coming and giving themselves up 10 avoid starvation.
Those ssady come in state TINT they know Of hundreds
~ others Who lrs snyous tS give themselves up IL they
were surs they vo,li not DO shot. portion Of our
cavalry has BEEN sent out to HINT them ny and will
doubtless bring great many OF them In.
The tsyonot charge Insds by Crooks command whom
they turned Perys left fank nj Fishers Ill., IL said by
Gen Sheridan TO 80 the grand, st charge Of the war
great Iianycrthr commend were ont Of ammunition.
and dsp.nded entirely on the bayonct. staff officer
rsssrts lie SAW private VI the lth West Va Infantry
knock Rebel colorsergeent down with stone 40 hs
was in the so Of firing Al him. and afterward capture
Lie fsg. There were msny indiyldra, instances Of
hsroisni which, " related, would ill volume. The
v holo command ;cuslt magnincensy. and covered
themselves With S.ory. Con. Sheridan was heard 70
cxclaim after tho fight was oyer "Iknew whea sent
Crook 10 turn their fsuk we would re sro 10 succeed
And yell be might say 60; Cor overy movement which
hs has ntgasted to Crook once his appearance in this
Department has been faithfully executed and success
.ul'y accomplished
Cayt Y. L. -Sif, oai Lieut. Jesse IcniI, q the
Thirty sixth Ohio. Ell present commanding Uene'A
Crooks esc.it, wopt Out scout TO Norta moon
Yesterday morning and encountered forae OF saefi
las whom they defeated after spirited hSh capturing
y. scJaas, Which .ey brought b"cs 70 es"'h The