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Gtaat MarblanN.
@eneral Nojutant8 Office,
Gen. Sauptqunrtier Nnnoprlis, Ia. Stunt 1884 F..
Generals Srbre Wp. 1877

BUR prDycrtirneuen Quota Der Seri6'sberen Counties tte-
ieS @tadteS fir bic 100 Sdes esute, reihs bnrG eiuen Auf.
ruf 6,s OourerneurS BAN IA. Nat rerlanet wureen, lit NOD.
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mtgteen ben betrsfenben Grunttes gut gei6riebeu nCrben
feuen. relte turm 3itbnns a~nsaeboben rrerben mtrb.
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ben Counties 6Ser treenb einem SO ~blttfrttts rrroen Bis ia.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-07

ferred about crown their persistent o.
forss. The leaders inspired by the highest eoua-
deuce, and thsagh this oIrepsasee story
only TO untrue s cannot be denied that there
is the widest margin hope owing 70 the unsat
ra,iv under General Grant, that msrks every move
ment and rs tertsking 4IoM s&P
AT sr.xUDA,
the base Of suppiss ior General Buffers army, the
greates, and mos. suooursgipi .ctivty prevails. rhs
Chief QuartermAser Of the Army OF tSe James, Colonel
Dodge, and his assistants, Captain walhSidse, chez
Of lana transportation ana Captain A. r. Blunt. chief
70 forward the supplies for the troops and ther uuremt
ting In this dir ecton tends kfeaty 70 heghtou
the already elastic spirits Of both ofncers aud men,
nothing was done 10 relation to the advance on Richmond
for purely military reasons. other nan 70 perfect the do
tails of movement, aud, consequently, there
from the extreme front proper for the public 70
know.
though rainy and the roads putting thetr accustomed
mud nantes, cannot be said be unfavorabie to
the prosecution OF hostli1ss At all events bpsttties
will 20 forward.
aEsERAL BUTLER ON DAVID a.. oEvoR, or LYONS, wAYss
COUNTY.
The Major General commanding the department and the
Army Of the james yesterday issued the follow ing
gent order David HsDevoe 1t explains itself, and
will do away with Devos ism In this army .
,u,,.,a HEap9y,nTnns; Al y. ArSr NY q rnn J4s%s s
D.visd H. Devoe. Of Lyons. Wayne county. Ns~ York,
induce officers already la the allow themselves to
be credited to his particular locality the quota. and
time rob6ng citizens OF county money
hi: country q solder. arrested and win he sent under
the wspapers Auburn publication that
citizens may see how our arme, are not. but sn.5 stAs
&. W. SMITH, A. A. q.
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
THE CASUAL TIES.
List OF Casualties in shc Fifeh Corps, ~
Pscbtes' Farm.

'"
KILLED. u
David Furtom, lst Msrylsud; chas J. Barthod, sth
Maryland, Eason E. Stacy, battery D, lst Now YORK,
good 1Ath Uned States Infantry Lsvi Smith 1h Cuied
States sntry ~ G. MoAus 18th Peunsyiy knia James
wouYprD
Corporal NJ johnson, 9, iesth pcrnsylvania, srn, Ed
ward II. C. Foster, te3th Pennsytvsnia hand. W. H.
Lindsy SD peupsyfvanIa foot Alan Brown. 2oh Mans
side Freris Burcbard Y3d pehu lvsns ankle sersssn,
9. Bnrs. is, hichissu; arm; wn Z Walker, fso!a
ss.HT s.s YORK arm Peter Ees battery A. iss New Yoss
am lafayette shepsrsop, SD rsnnsy sln hip Jauc
Fox Goth Maine, root weliineton Merritt, Goth
H.ne ATM lrs s1siss, ss.h reaasy rsns, ,,,a, ,ss
New YORK ARTILLERY CORPORAL oecrge Harrington l2tn
uned sts,es; Charles smith, lglh Uned sta,ea, James
watson, Irtn United s.stes Tbcyas McCa nsy. l7lh
limited states; Edwin Kelley Ittn United states W. n,
Van Keuren i4oth New York Laurence psglss, sh New
YORK; sergesnt Thomas oCOnnor lltn United States
George wbio, 9th New York Joon Sucn, l9tn Nev YORK
stlieryg eereeant David Roay, lotb Nsw Norki
Nov YORK 6.ilery Jsmea Kelley lAn United states
WIN. Foley, ilin United states oeofse Y Lyman, ssh
Delagare Musician Apranan lisss, l9is fenpsyvanlai
rayd Van Gsfder iis.h Nov horx so,oss x.,I v snn
Corporal John n wsksaed t57sb Lennsl scvseahs
Lewis II Cardy Un Delaware william Eerkoy leiserl
I5Ttn Pennsy vania, Andrew NcGouflyi uto Vnited
STATE; p yysssI Sa S.a ssS. ssss Ssssn
18th New York artillery Lleutspan. ssghsa Nisssse" -
iith Uuied states Lisuteu,uij Lyons ls0th New roIA
Iieuteusnt Henry Bu scbsrdt leth Mes OK heavS -
.lisryi Leuerss ohrisusn psbsTdS lsn fsT No.. ws.
YorI osp,sia b ilndssy, isoth fsssysivlni' gApslr
r. n cbaiepssr. 4,h 1-lsvsrsi Capitals Jeo, shedop
s,,s gsa ,sss es fS s
Geo Brunp.n.r. l0o,h reOp.ylvsps, c.<sxn ss,as'
wit, it7tk rsopsyl vAnst onPtaa fyoS tssso, leot
| fenpVlvsais osR,sn gsh dsus,,.sr. INS NsaxNs
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
THE FIFTH CORPS.


M. L. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEAD QUARTERS, FIFTH ARMY CoRps,
Six NILE HOUSE, Oct. 4, 1864. !
Insre b nothing to report to-day. Intermittlng
nuskesry aud osnnonading up the days
Srogramms ana casualties fortunately are very slight.
PROMOTION.
A most mertorious promotion has just been made
ahat Of Dr. L. W. Read late surgeon-in chief the Third
avson Of this oorps medical director OF the Ninth
First Psnnsylvana regiment, and afterwards
appointed chief surgeon Of the Pennsylvania reserves
which position he held during the continuance tho
serve - organization In this corps. Besides being
accomplished 10 his ession, his cultivated
p him for his position. There general regret
however, at losing him from the old Fiftn corps
FLAG RAISING
An agreeable enacted this afternoon inside
port Davidson. flagstaff hundred and dve feet
Sigh vas raised with appropriate ceremonies and the
Dars and Stripes nuried the its sopmost
QamUt suatd the cheerngs OF the occupants and de-
Sendere tbs fort and patriotic and stirring BY
9and of music In attendance General Baxter who com.
2Ands Ne pest, present.
family living the our late advance and
&gnY, usmed Tallmadge left to-day for the horth The
yAmh{ originally came from New Jersey and has lived
hsre eight years
Captain Luther s. Bent or the Eighteenth Massachu.
8en rSgtOSnt, who since his regiment left for homo
fsnsinsd In OF the OF veterans Of
4h feGtDeot was mustered or day under
ne eew order about musterng out promoted officers.
- entered eae service private, ana carried
ano knapeack for fifteen months. His promotion has
Neen the reward Of gall ntry and ability tho discharge
biz duties. HIS nrm behavior 10 the charges on the
0semy1 works IN front Of the PEBBLES House has been
0sauoosd In former despatch.
The New York herald., 1864-10-07

Hptsln Sqramsrs. 1so,h Pepnsy vaDis Capt J. w.
No6e, Ioil Pean-vv.nia. Csps A. Boo,u 4in Mrylardi
jacob hogsf. Bio Mary aud james Pearson ist Merry.
land; T. ssrbrck, ist Mary land; Csarss Swsscr sh
Maryland. cona Reed. $40 Mary lsnd; lanes sunder
lsod LIST Maryi.no, Fra"k Davsy LIST hsryisnd j. ".
l4ota New York. sec,ns ,ateosat T. II saen. iQlh
United STATES First Lisu,ens6s John I Si@u,ohs. 50
sware; Gilbert Utter, lsoih Es~ serk B. MeClossey'
isso uni'eo Ssies: Peter yolao6 tss Nov York srt,k
ery Corporal John Hite 10Th Unio< StasSs Fred Had
loy ION unmed ststes, Cor VIM NssrsG l5tn New
toik ai'le,y Andrew Helm 18Th New York artillery
Lswrence Sez i0n United states: Johu O'Conne i7th
uni ed States John Finn, Ilth Unued states. Second
Lieutenant VIM r. Greeley, 1lth Unit1d States samuel
Grew, 10Th New York artillery; j. d. Harrington, Sd
Delaware; 1hos. W. So0d. l90th Pennsylvania.
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
THE TENTH CORPS.
Mr.. Thomas M. Cooks Despaso u


HEADQUARTERS TRNTH Army CoRrs,
BssokE RICHMOND, Oct 4--Miduight J
There has been no change 10 the military position
hereabouts since my last despatch In ths Vicinity OF
Fort Harrison tho right Of the Eighteenth corps the
yet feel very sore and continue sks mishing with
our pckets. They seem, however, 10 have abandoned
tho idea repossessng this important work since th cir
disastrous repuse Of Saturday and are busy throwing
up line OF works further back. This evening their
guoboats in the James opened furious oannonadug
Fort Harrison which lasted Tor about half hour, but
hurt nobody
TIN aEpEL CHARGE or SATURDAY
The charge upon this work Saturday
by the enemy TO have been DISASTROUS in the
Two entire divisions engaged In the effort to recap
ture the work. but repnsed with the Ioss accord
Ing rebel accounts OF over four hundred men This
hundred prisoners and seven battle aags, while there
s ns sos which the aas
THE RICHMOND PANIC
seems 70 nave partially subsided-so much 80
magnificent. Victories. rhey as.er. that they
Hill, with great slaughter IL Is true lost heavily 10
the assault Of those works. but that repuIsed
simply such thing. We held all Tho ground we gained
until night whsu AZ option fell back short
distance TO- SECURE position where our troops might
have their much needed rest fii#
forward to the charge at the point OF the byonet hardly
deserve contradiction Troops never out0red fight
more willingly behaved more gailantly than did the
negr0s OF pa!uo's and Brgadier General Brneys di.
visions.
But snms degree or credit s due to the rebel press
their approximation the truth their etatoments Of
the aggregate Of their losses this side the
They admit the loss OF nm twelve to 1ftecn hundred
men. Probably twenty Ave hund Cd or three thousand
will oover their losses.
Major Milford United states agent for the exchange Of
prisoners, arrived az Deep Bottom this afternoon the
steamer Nov York with alargo load cf rebe prisoners
for exchange He passed Though ines this evening
to Rich mond under Gag OF truce arrange the exchange
with the rebel authorities. 6tf *
prsxRrToSs.
We receiving deseters from the rebel ranks at tho
ratio Of twenty or thirty daily Most OF them are from
the '.loca defence" troops OF Richmond many OF tnem
being poor aborng men glad OF the opportunity Of
aping 70 region where labor respected protected
and remunera,ed.
Ameng the within present lines OF occops.
tion have been brought before the military authori
ties 10 MIR. Iibbv, owner OF the building 10 Richmond
famous the Libby prison. Mr. Libby s large prop
erty In region and influential a rcbc He
claimed have particular interest 10 the war and
repudstod all reoei avmpatbies. He Acknowledged
however that he raised large quantities o! corp which
was sold 10 the rebel government but insisted that he
could not avoid this disposition OF his produce. "We
then said General Butler 10 him, 81 will put you
position to avoid raising oorn for rebels and he ordered
him sent 10 tho
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
GEJE1AL BUTLER,s HEADQUARTERS.
lAx. Wm. II. MeFriam's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, IN FRoSr OF RicHxoSp, I
Dot 4 1894.


AYnxyT ENEMY TO RHrAKR FORT HARRISON.
throughout the twenty-four hours now approaching
choir closs the advance Richmond from the north side
the james, while u has mot with obstacle has In
1ome respects been facilitated by the demonstrated i'm
Feasibility Of the susmys attempt TO repossess himself
q Fort Harrison, tho work captured By General
Butler On the Goth utmo, when the enemy
were 90 severely handled and rspused Sew
ara shots were exchanged yesterday In that relation
SIT the enemy nnay fsl 10 producing our position"
d the renewed publications Of the Richmond papers
Stdsd for several days. rather than BY canister grape
Ad shoutinss the Geld Of the really gallant rebels
Jf vrfnz NOV xssrs or rns arnM CAVALRY.
The rumorsd rebel cavalry raid brought 10
rat pisat (sd inst at eleven O'Clock, by resident
tbs Darbytowu road who bad Union safeguard for Ahe
projection OF hmse family and premises, evsntua.ed In
5,spaf TO the nearest picket, and reported that the
hpeny were moving upon US With great speed down the
Ien, aud bent upon turning one Of our TANKS. These
yt9 Statements we're At cncc communicated TO the
Ystarmen, and Army Of tho Jane; hssdau.rers, ss
zoe nttlnsly. They could not have Ruceeeded
such 80 on :ScoS., Of p: s
trdcpendsnt and daring work. Morning lifted bright
PHI cry and there was no attack, though there was
Y rhs MNor General commanding the Army Of tho
Tamea, ~ front of Richmond, has removed his head.
s5h, ,bs DAY q the battle. 70 ,horonrhiy hssltnru
koca(i NJ The spot whence wc was in all respects
tucem mmodops, Thile the one we now occupy Is com,
Noflths and cortaIn and speedy communication can be
tpG vi A potn wings Of the army.
q If- srse RBnf IN
WHO Wero brought inio our lines Yesterday wore IN.
syNlly ubhent9snd pleesant spirited. They seemed "a
e coming of the close IN thcir convetsAticns, their
f6tls, and lhesr wholly untcssraned gee. All tbe
a,fal apd oiLer lgus arc good,
sW WFpvrsply MorSrw1, oos t-T A. NJ.
Svorythlng thtonphous The nIsht has boon quiet
llpAhit egfIa,ny cannot last lopg We have promh'
SfE nnO dat, es
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Best and Cheapest NewspapsK An
the COuatry.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the rrosent week. ready 10
morrow Saturday morning, will contain
Full and Interesting accounts, from our special WAs
Correspondence oS tho Important and Successful Mov6
msnts the Army under Lieutenant General Grant, neal
Richmond Va with details Of the part sustained by ths
different Corps accompanied With excellent AspJ
showing the wAois nsld Of 0rsnts, shsrdans. Mea&sg
and Buffers opsrsti0ns Full and Su0cinct Account q
tho Operations Of General Sheridan, and Of tho Bals(
Fought and Won In the Valley Of the 5benandoaAt
from the time Of opening the campaign 70 tn4
present time: The Latest Dispatches from tho Aymx
under General sherman. ~ Atlanta, Ga, vM
accounts Of Of the Rebel gnerlas w M
rear; Full accounts OF the Rebel Invasion OF Aissovrt
Tho latest News the Union Forces In different p0s
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from Rebel states Important News from Europe,
from other parts Of the world Poetry; Tho very ~
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for tho week Important reading for Farmers and Ayrt
cutursts Sporting Intelligence Facetis Valuable -
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sboe Horse and Cattle Markets. and accounts OF af 10
tsresting events rsnspired during the week
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TIE CAVALRY.
Mr.. .. Il. BuikIsy's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, GRsGo's CAVALRY DIVISION
AMY OF rHR PoToNAC, Oct 4, 1854,

HEADQUARTERS GRnGo'e CAVALRY DIVISION,
Army OF THE Po1oxAC, Oct. 4, 1854.
TheRe Aas besn lighting in this divnion
W Davies gave Hampton such . whipping . few days
sines We SSH hold ground and ready Al mo.
sops notice TO the battle. but awaiting other
ovsnsuis before taking the of,eusive. Richmond pa
Usss yesterday acknowledge the oss Of General Dunno
wa He bad had h,s commission as brigadior genera
&oiy three days. aud wore colones uniform when
pAisd. His body at time In possession Tho
onsmyS nss was much greater than ours.
a PROXIMITY THE PIcKErs-
Oar ptcksts only about fy yards distant from
4hs enemy and the ost kindly feeling exists all along
che liae Interviews between officers Of frequent
and there general understanding that the
Scksts shodld not fire upon each other. They sckuow
tdss defeat Saturday, and claim that the whole OF
Shsridan's corps was opposed to them.
ssasL LxrTxa
rssoloss rebel letter which The writer was compelled
% leave unfinished upon the approach our forces IL
5hows the OF feeling among greater part the
Nsu composing the rebsl army at the present time
ON FARM sept, 2s, 1884.
Nj DIAN nal hope you will excuse FOR not re
bying your last letter sooner We have been expect
5ng 70, OF home every day was the cause of H. bu
Understand, since Gen. Early defeated. details will
Dc stopped for . while shouldn't be at ali surprised
&e will be sent to the valley Frank Jones and my
Psf farm In the country as guards the whole Of
pur company the same duty, with the exception
shing 70 read and the fare better than that OF camp
The spirit OF army is not good IL time
1noc; al liking OF going back IN fhe Union This
4he ignorant GLASS Of declare become vex
with them sometimes can hardly govern myself. Inc
great misfortune with Ne s that the greater part OF
4ow ~ did two months ago. the darkest hour s Just
before day think there something cheering In store
Cor Be II sooner later will be independent
0atton before give up. don't get home before
Nike Jones gets back you probably send my clothes
" hfn. u have no idea when we will get OF. hope II
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
CPronsu"s Iuqaess.
THE HOUSTON 4TREnr aHgorIAa Ap,

THE HOUSTON 6TREBr sHoorIFG APrRAy-osAru
OF SHANNON, THs LssAILAsT-A vsRDIor on
JUsTIFIABLR HoMIofDS.
The difficulty betwesn John Shannon and yohn O.
Smith, in Houston street. Columbia early hoss
on Tuesday morning, which resulted In tho shooting Of
Shannon through the body, has had fatal termnauoa
he having since died In the New Yorg Hospital CoroDse
Wildsy held inquest the body and the testimony
or three young with Smith the time
taKen. They ell testified that tho docosssA
commenced tho difficulty, and after making of ~
most obscene and abusive language threAensd to
der Smith. In few moments 5h ,nnpn, with upraissd
hands, advanced towards Smith Va thrsa.enipS
manner. and a. Smith rctreated no Grcd fouf
or i've shots ~ bis pursnar smith swAyf
followed By shannon, and going direct TO the Fevcatk
precinct station house gave hiinseif up aud aakss
protection from shannon, whom he did not then kaoS
was wou dod O6lcer stephen Shange, Of the eveptf
ward tostfedJtO having known deceased for tnsi
two years he knew him W be of tue despsra
and dangerous who fever lived 10 the wsr out d
stabbed and dsHgured several men for me- merely fo(
tho purpose OF showing his boon oompapions how
examination show we'd that deceased had been snot
through the chest and right thigh. Tho buIt
lot which entered the chest 10 its passage through
the body pierced the lungs, liver stcm and apssn
lodged under skin near the spinal oniumn Thf
case being submitted, verdict as follows rendered
BY the jury That Jonn shannon came I, his dsata
by . pistol shot wound At the hands OF JOhu o.
Smith, and believe that the shooting justihab's.
After the rendition Of the verdict Smith dscharaN
by the Coroner and Immediately departed for home WV
his friends Shannon has left widow and rhiidf
who reside at 6l5 Fifth street. Deceased said TO hsv<
been very respectfully connected.
RxTURR SIXTY NrNrH REGIMENT, EAruKAl
GUARD. Tho above regiment marched up Broadway ys
where has been serving out three months tsraS
The regiment looked and marched remarkably we'll
The New York herald., 1864-10-07
News from 81. Domingo.

From st Domingo have at last some news Tb-
stsamer Cubans ia the 2ath with datss rror,
hons Christi To the 24th. The Diario DE- u garins
ststss that the results OF the meeting Of General Hungr
&c WHY the Minister sacsdo ss GusrIoa sbs
rebels agree TO lay down their esd submi % hsr
Majesty tho Queen, withors conditions Of any kind what
ever "oecaasc they lrsd Of war; aud have at Ast
oeen undeceysd that all the prisoners they hold are to 30
stnorod AZ seetago de los Csvaisros aDS De
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