Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
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From the Union and Enterprise of this Morning,
From sherman,s Army-His Lines
not yet OPened-He ha. si . mon'ns
SnnnIY oil ProYiaiona at Atlanta.


NOT VET Onened-He has Six Monaha
supply OF ProyiaiOns at Atlanta.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l5.-Our forces, TO-
day, re-occupied Ringgold, and the block
house three miles in advance, ana louhu Ins
railroad and bridges safe. The Forty-sixth
Colored Infantry surrendered to Hoods army
yesterday, but nothing dehnite naS oeen ~
Sherman, He has abundant supplies at At,
lanta. In anticipation OF sncn Hlo'eileh|s u
the rebels six months supplies are on hand,
and officers feel that Hood is making move
ments that will certainly prove disastrous.
Reports of scouts fail TO show the presence
of any considerable body Of the enemy nortn
Of Tunnel Hill. Walker and Whltheld
counties were undoubtedly secured by small
body of rebel cavalry, but we're not very
effective in destroying the railroad, tnEuSn
they had possession Of Dalton, OUT H nm
damage, it is believed, has been aohe' on-
GERS blockaded here, who were en- TotHe iot
the front, have been ordered to prepare to
join their commands at once. Schoneio sem
out strong accommodating party, to-day, to
discover the whereabouts OF the feoel colu'nu
said to be moving west.
Scouts of the Forty-fourth Colored garrison
Mt Dalton, who escaped after COL Johnson
surrender, arrived to-day. lheY give nulilel-
Gus accounts of the affair. Ihey were Oh
picket duty and wanted to fight, and KNOCKED
over the fag-bearer first. After the sur
render many refusedto stay.
Ringgold and intermediate points nave oeen
strengthened by Schofeld.
Nothing definite known as to sherman
whereabouts. He is known to be energetic
ally at work to open and keep open the route
to Atlanta, no matter what rebel column may
intervene.
The Rebel Conspiracy mt the North
The Expose.
The New York Evening Post publishes
Judge Advocate Hollis report on the testi-
mOny gathered concerning the reasonable
secret societies. The number Of members Is
estimated at from three hundred thousand to
one million. The Order was founded by
Vallandigham during Punishment. Jett'
Davis is said to be member and to have
furnished the ritual. The purposes OF the
order are shown to be aiding soldiers to de-
sert, the destruction of Government proper
ty, the persecution Of Union men and their
assassination, and the establishment OF
Northern Confederacy.
Capture of Fort IInrrisOn-ThcR Rebel
IroncIads.
New YORK, October 1.-THE Herald's
Army of the James special, says Of the cap
ture of Fort Harrison on the 29th: Their
next salient point is strong line near to
and directly beyond Fort Harrison. These
forts are directly in front of our works, CON-
mencing 800 yards from the front Of Harri-
son, and command each other. The position
Of all these rebel works is ten miles north
west of Bermuda Hundred, and they run al
an angle of about siXty-fve degrees.
The Tenth Corps special says Rebel iron.
clads still continue their visits down the
river to the neighborhood of Dutch Gap, bu,
they have entirely ceased their attempts to
annoy us since their two days futile she'll
ing.
From the Army of the James-OPern-
tions around Richmond-A Fight
and the Rebels again Repulscd.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE HeraLd'S cor.
respondent from the armies before Richmond
says: An important reconnaissance on last
Thursday BY two columns of the Tenth Corps
under Terry, went to our right wing, anc
after advancing some distance they drove il
the rebel pickets and continued on the Cen
trail or Darbytown road, running up to Rich
mond. The expedition had not gone far wheT
it was met by opposing skirmishers, ant
pressing on, our men found themselves IL
front of 4 new and formidable line Of rebe
earthworks, strongly garrisoned by Hoke's
and Fields divisions. This was an import
ant discovery. These works have been bull
since the battle of the Goth, and were de-
signed to supply the places of those taker
from the rebels then. The enemy opened OIL
our men and severe fight ensued. Gen
Terry made an assault on the Notifications
but deeming it impracticable to take then
with the force at his disposal, and having
satisfactorily accomplished his design, re
turned to camp. As soon as our troops com
menced to withdraw, the rebels sailed on
and attacked them, but were severely re
pulsed, their dead and wounded thickly
strewing the ground. After that, our force
was allowed to return unmolested. Our los
in killed, wounded and missing was abou
four hundred. The enemy suffered to Al
equal extent.
A portion of the Army of the Potomac il
so near the south side Of the railroad that i
can hear the trains pass this morning.
From Buffers Army.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. l6.-Butler sen
out reconnaissance on the north side o
James river yesterday. 1t advanced two ant
half miles towards Richmond, and returned
without loss. Itmet several squads Of rebels
Only some slight skirmishing took place.
From Matamoras The French a
BRgdud, Mexico
Advices from Matamoras give rumor o
the capture of the steamer A. J. Davis
bound from Bagdad to Orleans, by part.
who had taken passage on her, and then raj
her into Galveston. A gentleman from Bag
dad on the 2lst, had arrived at New Orleans
and reports that 500 French marines are ye
there and intrenched. Six ships Of war la
off the bar.