The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-11

artN cry of Ger W . arrcscd by his suOerilr in
rank uT slclI. z an 0nv ruC. sin nrlCr % Nrr
but,res. On O. at day she enemy sent up too
b irgdss Cf IN anuy aud % Of cavalry on he
ID rh, 60 n road, unt th,y arrived gi.hi ful
view ul Ou. bl t.ft-
t. ofl. cr hDmtdat y in command opened
uIun thou witu heavy artillery aud easily drove
ittW out OF vi ". Bus ID. wat. tul ,Np ndttufr
oitbU & Org rs ammuritO Oh 0,inJ ~ eddy Cleckcd
~ his economical superior, the enemy stopped
u thD DiT tC rut, verc rtiuiDrC q, tuI threw re-
doubts Working by Gay aud ght, aud uun-
tcuuFfcd by G 'tiirIOus nrti lury on uur nnf4.
they soon s, themselves very strongly inlrenched
within tur,e Suu ntt on es Of the ciJy. la .u,
meantime. Grant moved over heavy forces % he
northern b. nix and threw one CORPS ou5 IN the
turpuT Of his rgduu0is.
On h. Wig Of his army an attack was M do
at cay break yUsttrCHy, by a portion of our
troops under the INN euiats mmtnd of 3eDsg,I
And, on, which was sgn tlIy "a Cts,ful. Grants
uut OF ntutry was BCattn mo rapid r treat
Iii font nCa.iOns VI re carried Oy assault AMI t,u
pieces OF his cannon, with several hunIrtu prison.
tts, were secured by Tue Conf rate troops Tuo
LET authentic accounts reg. gscuJ the euemy to
have been driven I'VE miles trOu tho cay, Md it
is supi u.td that all further annoyance trum tia.
dt,c, on is now Il. q. uaily prtYyuted. b Il tre
uutIe viii probably be renewed. Grant l. uu-
wiring tu see the tr,irg advantage gaiucd last
week 81 room obscmed; he has heavy forces, aud
vii uUub.less ny 10 do something With them
wi out oelay-bu.h On the Peninsula ana on the
lines hey ono PetersbuIg
MtauuMo attention Is again attracted 10
Sheridan, that most extraordinary Of all brag-
Eurs--Johu Pope not tNccpted-whO has long
BEEN overdue at LyuchJurg, and Is nIw retire at
ing down the valley. But, d, spite tha very
favorable accounts lately received Or Elrly's
preparations we cannot O.lieve his movement g.
be aitt getber a necessity. For some time past
iutmauOns have been mace Of Federal column
about 10 advance down the line OF tue Orange
and Alexandra railroad. Lasely we have been
assured tat tins advance Is soon 70 Oe made.
But whence Is The force to come
The UnIed States hes no OOuy Of troops uuem-
p'oyeO, nor Is there any army which could be
depicted II a column advances on Richmond
from that quarter, 10 must be portion, or an of
Sherdans troops and ou the suppo,ilioa that
bs force Is TO b. used IN tuat direction, his retro
sade march is easiy understood. Two advan
taECs are pTopO'eu-to dtAw Early out OF ths
valley, ana TO form Junction with Grant ON the
northern side Ol Richmond.
LIT him come. The longer the line the better
Richmond can never be circumYallated and An
amy stretching around q ciTcalt Of forty or hfy
miles Offers more OppOrtunitIe. to the COntede-
rate Generals than they have ever vet had
Richmond is a place which can never be abln.
CoueC-no, not while one stone remains upon
another.
HaUd's order 10 Prevent StrnggItng g.,
His Army-rhc Southern Pcopie PIulA-
d'red hy KeDei sOtdteF-.
nEADorARrERs Amy or TENNESSEE. N THE
tHtu, sep tmlcr ~, lo6i 4 The Gsuurai Commanding
dt e. 60 cal tie attention OF hi, division com
manners 10 tEe ugaI Importance tf uayIa. thtr con
manos ven IN haud, ana 70 prevent strLssng Nhlc
Hg as paucd to sec that IN the last march ron A.
lHn, 20 this point Ius tEa ,trspg ug was caused
not ir IN iasue by nar'LI.g, hu bJ van " Ji,sAouls
desire OF NE men r .enNnr tHer coumsns ami plumber
iDE the citizens OF he cu.u
hr,arcr cores co,nm5 udss will hod responsl5l, the
div ions tr'y then brigade command rs; and bn aiers
itrarvl ug ana ,tncr ir'eeuniliits N tie march.
II Rolls viii be- collca h-iOre commencing the much
Division ccmmarGors an hat tnerr commands
prut0h cNefy hour, stuck arms, aud hte their rolls