New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Adyices from the Army OF the I"'o'nao vi
Che slst says that everything WIS que. 'is' hsnN
and everything is to-day, along our eh're INC a"u Wv
position OF Affairs 10 not materially atoroo hooius
"a .nvslsasnts eontinrc 20 arrive daily In increased
numbers and greatly Improved ieenbg pre'a1' i"
oh. .r,nv among both officers and men. Yesterday
resncctsbe appearing faulty Of refugees IRON Tic
.,o,,it, ~ Reau's Station succeeded in approaching
within our lines with view Of going North
Thu Pirate Tallahassee was discovered Oh
Nav Ipic N c. heading for shore. sn the night OF NE
e5th BY Capt Phe,sn- Of the gnnboat Monticello
abort interchange Of shot took place At about $40 yards
Distance. when the tallahassee disappeared ksne'
Battery shore Joined in the firing against the M"n''
oeIo doing. however little damage Next morning the
pirate was discovered to be lying securely under the
guns Of Fort Fisher with whom she exchanged salote
Of IL guns, and where she remained at last sdviceA
The steamer Mcclellan, arrived yester'
day. from New Orleans, having on board number
OF officers honorsby discharged in connection with the
reorganization Of the Corps dAffiGne. The Mcclellan
touched at Mobile with dispetobes for Admiral Fsrra'
gut and received the Gags of the Eebsl vessels Selma
and Tennessee and those Of Forts Morgan sind Gcines
Rebel battery had been destroyed BY night surprise
inside Of Hog Bar on the night previous to her esing
ct Mobile.
TIE Srn5rry (Pa.) Amsriean, in speaking OF
d.setes aud bounty Jumpers says that zone thousand
deludcd iDlvidnals among thcm may desertcrs n on
che rk Of tie army had assembled in Fishing Crees
township armed and equipped for defence IN case Of an
attack They eutrenched themselves on the side OF q
mountan with four pieces OF artillery but Cen Couch
nsrchsd against them With FIVE handred aud eighty
men, ana t.ey succumbcd without firing a shot"
An Official dispatch from General Candy
states that ia twelve preceding the surrender Of
Fort Morgan about coo shells were thrown into tie
Fort The citadel and barracks entirely destroyed
and the works generally much injured. Many OF tl'
guns were spiked. the carriages burned end much o
xhs ammunition destroyed by the Eebeh. The hse'
IN the army we're one killed and seven wounded.
The captured steamer Lillian has arrived al
ere Philadelphia NavyYard She Is c new iron vessel
wa built in April last lies low IL the water and Il
vsrytxin small portion Of her cargo was thrown
overheard during the chase. but was afterwards poked
mp by the vessel tina, captured her,
T. X. Reading AND James II. Veitch. o.
Warrington city, were sentenced yesterday to impls
cnept at hard labor in Fort Delaware for five yenF'
for reasonable language and condact While Washing
kon was threatened By the Rebels.
Guerrillas appear TO be very active Ia Arkan
sasL Letters from White River say That on the %
Joe Sbolby,s Rebel force attacked our men near d.
.sYs Bluh and captured nearly the whole OF The 'i'
Zlinois regiment
IL is ordered that hereafter all correspondent
In the Army Of shc Potonac shall publish their proPc
names as signatures their dispatches and Eat tAs
shall become located with attached 10 some paItSI
Jar corps
Idaho and Nevada are said 70 swarm wit
Unaffected ard diSdyal men. 1t Is estimated tia
1000 of ths class have rene there in the past yea
and ahs The teri itories named are perfect Copper
head paradise.
General Suliy announces a decisive victory
by bis forces lsoo lodges Of hostile Sioux nea
Little Missouri River. July 90 He destroyed i'm
neass Quantities of their provisions and property
Two regiments composed OF the employees il
she Qusrtemsster's department at Alexondris, have
been organized and the officers commissioned
The liSth Ohio, ont OF service. reached Wash.
ington on Wednesday and called at the White House
when the President made brief address 70 them
The l63d Ohio, their time having expired, lei,
Fortress Monroe ior home on Tuesday.