, 1864-08-08

highly Importhnt News fro1a the
:, Tnesters, Of War by lke1e1 Caau-
'notH,


burg give details OF the operation OF the Tag
VI truce on Monday for bur, Ing. the dead
TheJ do not materially diiItr from our own:
The Dispatch snys.seytn hrnlf rid of our men
yera buried or turucd over to us before bu-
rial, and sdds that one of3Buraslte's 5 aids -ad
mitted our loss to, be from 1000 to 5000. I.
incidentally remarks :hat the burial p srty
sent out By the rebels to aid us was composed
Of our captured negro troops, under guard.
It briefly discusses the eituation at Peters,
burg, an1,vonders what Grant will do next,
bud remarks that he will hnd Lee ready for
hiu in whatever he undertakes.
ltconcludes By LAY lug that but for his navy
Grant would be beaten out vf his intreuch-
uients, und compelled to surfcnuet Ii q
week. i:
The Petersburg correspondent Of the" Dis
pztch, writing Oh the I'd, says that the rebel
lots On Saturday was as tolluws:
Mabone's division, $50.
Elliott's South Carolina brigade, which
was in the blown up fort, 500.
Raneon'e, Clingman's, und Wise's COIN
mands we're under muekesrY and artillery
flricg Tor some time.
TEey also admit loss of 800 prisoners,
aud claim to have taken 100, ,zcluding the
wounded. The writer says the Yunket loss
cannot be less than 5000, anu he c14ims that
the rebels captured nineteen battle hags,
among Which were the rcgimental colors Of
lie 2L and Goth Michigan, the 57th aud 3sth
Massachusetts,, the 10th New Hampshire,
and the 2Stn aust 31st negro regiments.
The dispatch contalns the following tele-
ytnlu:
t:n1rr1y, Ga July 30.-Ady1ees from A.lauta
cre ttas cur loss In the but OF the 18th was 25
killed md wounded. The enemy has theliea the
Ely jurlons!y lo- two days. This naosnin, he At.
!ssk.d Clcathau1, whu easily fepsl'scd lin. Hi:
lors is heayy; ours rery.sl'gtt.
Lieutenant General stuart Was wounded in the
| tead slightly In the hsht Of The :ssh. General
Lozinx received bail IL the ribs, but 1t did moi
,+rt lii sta.-. ii41s. NAttecE, Ssfaai ls1
+ Nruwn were AIso. y oQnded.
| eEcoED pfsrATcH.
| GRlTFISa Co., J1!S 3l.-0ne tuntireN Tankee
rs:de1e are IN the -sioi..hsorhoa1 of LoA;oy and
I The train coming down. yesterday wl:l aslerur-
| S.eNar ard Iorlug was turned back on that &c
| euout. The raiders captured Fayetteville early
| YESTERDAY mo-aing, and burned about seyentJ-aTc
| yasone. They then moved to Lovcjoy, where
| they tore I'D about mile and q half Of railroad,
~ .''.s ~ .esrs r. ia 1ndersrood that ,hry
", ~ commenced by Co'opel D1ownlow. They
xere dnal!s attacked ant driven off hy our cavalry
un,,rr Gen Jacsson, who killed elaven end wound
| cd sixteen. -
Trains rrn regularly to Atlanta, wasso every
tnst2 II qa'e''
/ = THIRD o'spAEcu.
MACON, aug. S.-1ho 1anhets na'e 'Fpasea'':
abandoned theif advance across tie Gcors'a 7oaa
md are ma=efuS on the Center am s'2ns arg "
ltayorin. to work down On the city ana 1aVeF
TIE Raiders VINO cat tae .Aacon n'4ioao I'VE, We
driven to" ard Hc"man ~ Saehsooe aua t.''.
scn's cavalry. the 3naese 's.' "'e nNA1ots~ r
| rohess ana e'a ps'ss ~ 49,. ,n,d.,s ,,,,,a
| s,x hundred horfes and eEat hundfeH nu!e
captured hom stonena7n navy oeen osv"sus oe'
Gov. hro"h le' thls nl'1hf't; w S.sau ,'as1. !.
Tie mlAs1" afe pou'- LII AN "oo - o~NA<' ''
at'sata. z.;,o-s T., rc,o,4ea IN h, d
- email Doug oi la4at.e % 80 80. 80 :" *
Butts COUNTER anu uakia@ :'o~a.u tue f''isos.
Ta'hn ~ o1=tA..
eh1Ff1S' aug. ~ A. ...'. ~ 49,. .,,.
A'fanta ."as 1utleus. w 1o'pe III
tlce= Of inc enemy .n'ssae4n4s"''' Wv ~" A~6
'1s,s oa gn,a ~ .Srhe raiders m thu Macon Az
MAeoS, vus 49, ~ ,.,ss 49, ;,.,1.a - -
md rirrn az n
road "nen lacy ~s'E ",.;~ n;se.~r1 a3 '"'
MACON. Aux. Our cavalry under 1veraon, 4
a,,.r,v rc.te,3av mar Clinton. I'll
'ae8eo tAe 'N' 80 ran c+onoman nil
Yankees were foutee' a4o "eu' ..1- w.
= officers, go men and pieces OIL af:llerG sa
...-5, r~a and have reached this city. T43 rest
~. s.atterad md are ryine toward Eato,
II lae 1a"n 80 a ~ ,fr,. Al: 1-,,tca r.,
~ the pursnlt continues n@n! All 6>A'e" ~
J. captured.
'ae ~ ~, 1,e.s Yankee cavalry Of
| as ohe VI nv ,.,.s.. ts..o.r II, so,,o
cers, and recoanta us anit1ts uie''., >" .oaAe
i'm with the great hlcnH4uhA @"to a. IoA
te,,c,h It .pesks oll1lm as Sherman right hal
.. .nar and a. Mcpherson WAS his RIG
! caFh"f a1A"a' - ..,,o+ ,,,ar;ra ..t
esna ,nn1r, t,I 40 iao, no, thut both arc sone
, ..,,h,. Int o,,a ta1errlm from Atfauta, viii