Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-25

"a sa":r,ihe hy ,nin- .:yuat ,.rs..:. Noun
tain, end des:T vi ;,bsu. ia:. mii,o q ira1s'
/ rREscn'S DEFEAT IT AL,r2oHA.
Stephen ID. Lee corps. the advance r'
which vas under Generals. g. Frcncn, r.o-ri
further to Tho loft and nor;a, making f1r !ho
important and na7r0T drfiie nf tl> A,a.:c:Ga
Mountains through which tho railrr.i RATS.
But General John Is. G.'.sa ut Ii Jw4r?, ST.
my. hsgin:: bn.n ordered f-nal Ern,. q :. oY
General Sherman. hul succeeded in raachiny
the gar, and held il against hia beet eiicr s.
French made several n::aeEa, bur all !a.!ct;.
Oar l)ss WIS about three huadrel Eil.ci aiI;
wounded, tho rebels losing; over ;iTU hGnd.ci.
A large number CT killed nnl w)un;c; mrra
left on the field, while liaay Gri7"noni have
been forwarded to Chattanooga. On C2Tss
was slightly wounded. Tho occmY finding
his ef,rts t. take the gap in vain, and haTing
accomplished MI the damage u tbs ra'ir0ri
irhis power, continued h!s In"::i:. moving
slowly north By t'.* s"rcral r)ais G!:t o: Ire
railroad il the direction "I Da!:3o.
suSanAN rURsUEI THs RkBEi!.
Ia the moanti,ns S,srmr-, i..'I nos bson :!'r,
but leaving Socum'i o,r9i il Atlanta, h.
moved forward with tia main ior2s: bat un -
tho time Hood oroSa3i ttir rallied! he ha! net
boon alba to coma UP with hm.
HOOD MOVES Urow RssAcA .ED DALraH.
Hood made his epaaa7anna 81 E'"acI O.
| October T. and demanded Ii" si;-Tcn!'" 81
the place; but no ut with such :'tI:0h1rn re-
aistanca that hn wa1 forced to retire. lie th'n
marched unon Dalton. which. ii is reported.
was captured. Accounts respecting this gro
conflicting; but there ja n, douht BIZ Was M .
abba to remain thete. GS we afterwards hear u:
bis passing through the famous BcZzard R9os'
Gap Of Rocky Face Mountaia ard !%lnS Tce;
His cavalry and advance guard made s9rna
demonstrations towards EiarGnd, bus Uo s,ri-
Gus damage was done. Ia remained in tina
valley between Rocky Fac" nai Tarl0r's
mountains in efforts 81 sa;z, :;in IN 1T hins-
gold-now known At lloika7'5 G,r-urtil
Sherman, who had boon marching nH,l "!ons.
the railroad, had reached R-sans ed Sake
Creek Gap, when tho ra;,"l r"a-ra' rrsard
west, through Gordnn's Gap Of Taylor's Ridge,
and entered tho valley .. the Caiatasannga
riYar.
THE PRESENT POSITION or THE oPr"-IsG ARMIES.
Our latest adgicss Teport him nn ,nnnr"i mar
Lafayette. with Sherman ~ Soipi Gap o.
Tayl1r's RIDGE. two!:a miss s3'iahh:.st Of IL.
fnyctte. re Had permits Sh3-!haa IL r."a
ttrou;! S.;ipa Gap %ni TT ia.i :hn nas:aT''
VALLEY Of t'H ct;i ;;.r'"u'a, il @i!. l.: ="
sma!l t. holt both PEACEFULLY. Hoo! emo
well so further west, IA tho l.0HkHuS N"u'ilmin
range, q; whose !aGt ha II ~ liza, n:g.aH. IN
FROSTED bya large "rmy "i-"a';c ""5:.ti u.
parnti)n. May Iavs you'd hs :lnsn"nai ::
crossing it With pa largo IN AMY - !lsH,
| boa to- 1f havr.. Sl"u'; rs al yI:lrr iur:'Ic"
north in tho valley he wilt ha in'Ti:l;;
hcmmsi in and forced to su'r"Hj.: il,3I
sill, in all proba5i!its, ho!j contrib, - h ran
do, Of Ship Gap, nnt!l iiis ir"npN "ra -!
sou.h Of Llfliot.n - thl :.:'!3-. AL ~"
ALLOW Sherman 10 rr ~ tha m'nrs:n. Il
will hags az "lsy T"atc Gnu II ~ So q. SIc:-
msrviils. but in tnk;nr .uc!.a route he ahHnlora
all attempt. 10 cnt ShrrMan' 6 communications
Hood ma7 bH i3o!arig en1a::h u hui. :iler-
man in r',A.k 1T Sac Gr:o ;on. enough -
enable him t. G:css hJ5k"u, iiogn:air. IN 'lH
| hopo Of making . sue ~. f.! II, ':omAnt = .in:
| Bridgeport, Ala and the r.i!r0:! i::""''t
tina. point and Ch'.t..1 rt... II, c:ui nar1
| totally do,troy ;is .lrh: in \ rir':: tinl. ~
| it passes 'hrou5!! verT mrrnts.I'ric?na.rY,
| anl br;'i sa5 nal ira,ti5 ~ ri ara var? nnmn~
run4 II, will, hnwoy.-, rln grew ris:' 10
~ king IL. N ,7"mcne rr i,.ir% - = Nj
! attacked ~ Si:rm n. wH05a "Tny - :''n a.,
| hay tine 10 do;n.t ths. ~ Hood =
| moro rhsn r-ohybl, ii,,; IN: Heg' ness
IF hin will pa, h .: al :!a rair,.i y!:.
Summrrvi:is i:i:r hi.''ami. W. .hnii In
:.raatIy ana ag.aaIb!y surf'ia.i If = :"As1ai
Lookout Mountain in NOV 81: :ar.ha: "aa:
aud north.
FROM suEIInA:.
Tho following is all tbs nors frorh S::cri
dan, on the 18th. (Fac neg day t:'are Wa
| something m0rc):
W.-niEGre:i, O;4. lSGl.
A gentleman VIZ, ie:s S,a,; i.t'i#cm" &C..
ter lay, reports trat II, rebels raiHa"p7
Fi-her's Hill, on tho IH?: o. Sho position here
tDrorc carried by Gan. I.rn!; r1l ara "rso'ifg
rGr;;f ,ai;oa5 thirs. Or i'5,9i ara in lie
ncighborioo0l If Sirnsbrrg.
FROM CHANTS sEMY.
The "uerald's" snmm.-y gs,I ,!'a :5:Iow-
ing from Gront's srmy:
Comparative quie: raign1 in our army IA
| from. D! Ri.hm6I.i and i';,;e:r'":Ey. Ua :un':G:
Seo"ssary Of Var Sta:l.on ami s;:g2at.'y 9th
Treasury Fassanin1 Tc;a ngH"!2i iy v"T?
distinguished party v:sitcI G'a@riI N7an,'-
hsadqusr.cra. a call wls ;.s' mall u1.n
General Butlar, ard is va he n;.n,o To- % so
gentlcn,nu prnscn: to visit the i;n.sa +, t'rs
burg on Monday. Tio rebels arc showing
:!ispositicn to nresa Tho rigE,s II Ir iiaa ly-r
gnu,b Of In, Arn, ma. OK Er. hnga ,r.in rr
direct atta,k. Tic r.ba:s a;iil ks,p - !..,i.
artillery fro m their frisnis ~ p..'rh G.o
Canal. Ths ,a!har o,n ina "a G:y: a"i p!l.:
| sant.
Moioc q mor.i u. r. n'oA:. who :'r; III
Command in fcaat ef Rio,r,,rl y t.''r tiaG+
since on account Of M stack ii malaria: f.
YER dieu at ftiiaue'F"'' ''"' 'F' II HE'
REBELS IN SEsTUcET-RkrfETsD cArrtfz Q"
BsAsDENBURG -rtERiBLe "HLrE ExrL'-i'"
&c.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oo!. Ii. 1861. TIM Nc'1
Albany lind lei. .sr" y! sh- -7snin:; p',o
lishes a report, wh!:h il iaam4 rc:iah'r, that
from one thcunnl 20 "ns 'ha1-''.i Is, hun