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on, aea6 men to he saieed in W,scons1a under
this csl. It's Impossible 10 say what pr1port{on
OF this number has volunteered, hus cnit.tmeata
3trteue DAYS have bccn veg btiax- and I'll uu"
dess'ocd that theaew regiments arc full. or nrsrT
70, sn6 good many ntn fos the old regiments.
II Etttr1ct Provost MaEshxls Ars not quite ready
to tertn dral>iu9 on Monday, and there will pro-
bully be a few day. delay. which the Adlut.nt
Geutrul ea}r, will eiTc still further time for The
euh-dis,sicls sukul tucis quotas By volunteering.
Tie Governor Is authorized 10 sav thst rolun-
tct1s viii be acccpted an counted On tho quota OF
fhc p.tscnt call mp to the lait practicable moment
before the drn, and that tie preaent bountics ~ir!
be paid To such vniunseere. Corrected enrolment
and q. dts obtained from the War Department,
n,atesisily leasening the number TO he raised from
this State, toeether with Ill. the delay oceastoned
IN mnk1nR corrections, RIve ample oppottuoity for
snbdietsscts TO all their qnotas by voluntary en-.
-iIs'mente. Immediate and ooer.ettc cifart vii,
accomplish tho work 10 watch allsre urgently aa-
vieed by the Governor.
The glorious news from Atlanta cauacd qgest fe.
jote,ne here amoog all but Coppesheads and peace
tneaks. "A Fsaefat satnte fired By osuer Of the
Governor. end tonight tterr IL \ large meeting 10
rejoice 0ser fhr victory. ,'''~
Stvs mi officers Of the Northwestcrn Rai!foad mr.
rlytd hers todxy, On trip over tna Delo9t branch,
which vii roon 10 open to tho public.
, 1864-09-04
FROM ThKE SHENANDOAH.
13"& 110 e11 1!o31181N17"z&&As
Avcr113se Fights with the Enemy mt
mnFzlnaburZ-E0fIy Reported tu be
hetl G&1llE.


Avcrl1l'. Fights with tho Euen1Y mt
:mnFsanahurZ-Eafl Reported 1u be
hehca1lnE.
NEW TonK, sata rtay. Sept. .-s.-The Ntr1ld's
Falling Waters correspondent, AuE. . 1t, .evs-
ning, rays: For two days pstt !tver3ii has been
denooetzat,re agatnst the enemy, feint,ng With
n, yiew oi 3aciftaunR the execution OF p!a as and
ears,i1e e ont the ertcrs Of Sheridan. To-day re
attacked the enemy on three different roads for tho
purpose os mukug him Develop his strength. On
the Char'estown ind Girardstown roads sthere 1as
Winchester pike, there was al that We h.d hopsd
tof and dcrtteu. On this road, curly In the morn
inq, we attacked tho ene9s's outpasts, We drove
b.. rskSss n upon the,r reserves and towards
smother attnck on the rame line. when tho rehels
plseed 4 diyis1on Of infat Try Into 'iuo Knd Id
one Ut t~o o'clock the rnen,y's line had reached
tho outskirts of MaftinebufI. At this t1me wo
1s G The si
grna. on an em1nebce somewhat 10 the right nf
Aartluthure from the rebeI position. At this time
the rebel fIe Of infantry ptcsted our right md
6cbrotbmskcrs brigade. On oar left, whcru WAS
.is,so1 Ell Colonel IUwell's brigade. therc not
e. nssvy '2sstsnfs:. Ths shals ffcm n, rebel sod
fhe iySrid . ,petisi dated shcridan.s heslQu.r.
tffe. ahugntt 9ltt, III p. m.% says: Tht epcmYt
whose 1latn toso,is presumed 10 hayu haaa con.
ecntsa'tA It bunker lIltj. about oiaht utlcs dts.
!anf. acsors The trcqunn, fos tho past shrnu days.
d puw understood 10 he gradually withdrawing
h!a fdrcrr and making TIP tho N1iley s!a NAlit.
iAwn anA S&sa.bnrx. Oar cavalry ID atwsyB on tho
stcst. Apd ~ hasu something favorable 10 report
vtTy soon. Thcss has betn but little akacuisltn4
IN front slucu Monday. md TIM pn,spees Of bat.
TIC IN thla valley s~cFns dla,ues every day.
ol1elal dispatch was received iaAt night:
The chrmy sEu pn lAo more .dvwp Ihu Valley.
falling hacA toMardn Winchester, Ayer1! attAckvti
aud tttoyo Vsn. hn'4 cavalry froM en,n0 point
noEah Of 1i1ni.r I'LL 10 Within ak ml'cs ot Win
chestcs, when hls aovaueo was stopped hy a Dtvis'
iop ol IIfautty. Asetlll captured tnrnty wagons,
two battle lsGe, = number Of, bf..0nsrt. st.l i
Icld NJ callb,. liz rrnllvtd towards Kerry asiir
Gen. Sheridan moved last night With his Whole
tn prrAu1f
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The wires betweca here md New York aro
down. which Will ncccutt for the dearth Of
telegraph news =.
Thefo h' nothlDg later from Sharmhn's
brilliant victory except that It IL officially
confirmed. :, &c..
Muller, the London railroad murderer his
called for Epgland iu Charge OF the police to
answer for hts nurrIoc cslme.
Gold opened IN Now on Saturday at 94Q
nnd declined durlpg tits forenoon under the
news from Sherman to 230N. Tho lec1iae
, 1864-09-04

Tim Atlanta EMh hlA


Alr. Field II bually " work turtherlay The
1nterskts Of tbs Atlantic Telegraph cutter.
lrlse. At last accounts he was Ut p,ctol,
n. 8. Tho Cvl4nlal Standard Of that place
says ia it, issue Of The o3d:
CJrus ". sFleld, Esq, tho original pro,
jectUr Of tho. great enterprise, was In town
Tn Tbueadny evening last, lnd Wus thu Kucx!
OF Major Nurtun, tic American CousG1, b.
whom le was Hospitality entertained.
Among lie Kuests prrauht wuEs lhn slil10nl
Of Tho Ut, john Mira aud U.vas, bts, Hvyt,
ths tnanngtr Of tho NDyA buUtte rclpgr spli
lihu, aud 3Ir. il3 nuluu, iusnaysr of tho 7. i,
Islsnd linz, bauluei Archibald, ESQ.,, OF lfat,
Ifuy, And u foM Of our cllIzuns.
Jhs evening paAseI Y6ty pleasantly, tue
company t!sttH.nK with 'nucl, j,lrnyufv 4. lbu
inftFrst!oS etalotntnta mk0u BY 4ir Fluid,
rt!kttso ~ the pFop0sed laying Of tina cable.
~ The Ekh1e speeches wrrB tnklc xaa ilatunoti
TO with much ,nteYeAh Wo leasu thRs uus
editorial brethren iron, thu adjacent prov lacG
vera delighted with tho courtesy orlhc cun'
tuj, who Afforded them IN opportunity 1
examining nts heauttfnl COLLECTION Ut Gu
tjostt!ea, pictures, DC. j. >. ~. =.
Mr. Ftelu len On TtuEaday night 10 the
Island boat, 0p the way Tor New York, hI
way Ut Hr. John. Upou hls arrival a& Hhsi!lae
he vas Informed that party OF unt hundred
and forty gentlemen. among whom was the
United 8t1tes Cost Survey Commlttee,' II
numteFtbg one hundred, would make M e.
cuselou to aheitao on Saturday, whera they
would phrt1ke OF 4 lunch aad return to HL
John In the evening. He participated With
them in ttG pl.aAure OF the occ Aaiou aud &C
commanded them bach, - -.''-
, 1864-09-04

3. The high rate of intereat tn British pre-.
rentR rhe o,Dks from usiuE their credits TX
cert at considerable loss.
4. The almost complete displacement Of
bank bills bs silver In the circulation OF
countrE pasts nt Canada.
s. The necesslties If the government,
Which rfquirss alnpet Us fast ~ 1t couta In
the ssrRe suount Of dnti- 10 - paying. ::
Lastly, over trading e. ner,l!y; inferred
i1om tie Iact that the loans OF the tanks Aru
u. pr thsn eEtr, and yet money Is axcee1-
tng}y scarce.
Ne 'nstrt below M article furnished By u
Eocd an'hnrl'y In COMMERCIAL lntsers, to
khoW that this inter estlnx question q ~ bu
viewed ,rctn dlflrStnt ataad potut. Tue
OILY tbit absn'utslt certain II, that moa. y
lie amazingly scarce; but n better tirc is OK
pecteo h1cr the 1ss prnxtmo:
eTR1foENCI IN THE MONET MARKEr.
Tbuse of-unr readers Interested ia lluau-
cial natters must bxVa NJ least uuslcel 4llu-
tiots il tie commercial department TO a
"iish,nte rs" iu the MONEY naArkct. II tt1cy
lave OF 'clt IT, So serious ,3oes shis sttin.
EtDcy ttrcaten TO bt GONE, That soue sure : d
OneeJvets think there IL crtsi4 1t h.ua. Ia
yieH Of the state uf af3sira exlstt0g, or ortal-
ed, It is q n ost natural foqutfy, bas there
bttn Ut due fptcu]atfou Ia any asttcfes OF
eomut rcr by business m.ny Onr rtlaou. .
for aIsnt1sng TIT question in the affirmative
are:
LIST Dealings In bscadssuaa have been ve,y
limited this seaso1', ~ may be sas.sfaetnrtsy
arcz ft.ited BY comparlus the commercial
rtro1ts or this with the putt three or tour
eeare. 1t has bcrD Affirmed tnat nny Ut The
large b.nke htre could tcarr3.' ali ths flaur
slu . btat held In Montreal without iu tue
last spcnnIh oolrC their Ordinary business
sec"nd. Tho stock Of pfovisfons In this
tahk accun mocntion-
Third. Ttss. tobucco, and raost otbcr p.o-
, 1864-09-04
THE GnFsCAEO NOH1INk.
tHSsHN3,

tSrCctal Dispatch l., tho N. Y. Tsthunc.l
WxyuiHEroH rhursttay Aanf I

tsrec1al Dispatch II the N. Y. Trthunc.l
WAsulaG7oH, Thursday. sept +.
1t Ia difficult II convey un nde4u IT.. lni
PRESTON uf the cxhfaratfnn with which the
ac'fan Of the Chicago Convention hi. In
spsrct all true loyal Unton-lovtng men nsra !;
htt II will be read!ly perceived from the If.
ttct it q utt produce upon Union tll-n eY-ry-
"lerc throughout the country. a grant yfc-
turs in The ltlA could hardly prove mora ef
1lcocIout. Az the attsck upon sumter unitcl
Ill men either for the Union or against It, so
Vii the proceedings OF the Democracy ut
Ch1cosc merge all minor differences Ia the
Union party, aid give a:suraucc of com.
plcte victory.
The three cardinal points unon which the
party represented In Chicago hoped to nuke
issne-to wit, arbitrary arrests. the dratt,
nomination Of Mcclellan, who, without CON
sultatton with his superiors, cstaol!she the
first OF these psecedents in the arrest Of the
Nasy> land Legislature; who, In 1851, strcnn-
ousIy besought the President to OIL the ar
mics by draft; ard who flually insisted
upon the principle Of sizing and uainy the
wherever they could b. found. lo the selec-
ticn Of Mr. Pendlston, wllu, while in Con-
ereFe, Voted against all supplies and
ppfopiiat1oIs, even. including those
ssit1 sSs the ps psyneqt, 1o,cs .ss
constantly beard clatnorlng for. peace, The
Democracy distinctly state their bbject to be
IN tntire md disgracctul snrrcader Of a1l the
principles for which the peopla oi the North
tavo been SO earnestly striving Tor the past
three years. aud m ahandona.ent Of every
thing even to u PORTION Of the United St1tes,
to the rebels In arms. Already these const.
uera1ions are 8: en- and appreciated here, antl
when the facts are placed trfrre the people,
rs theT shortly = III be, it is hardly possible
tnsupk OF that tn. result Eili be other ise
than satisfactory to the loyal men Of the
EuIon
, 1864-09-04

a. IL we'll known to business men, flnan-
clsl matters have bern IN very strange and
uneatists ctoly state In this country, aad e6-
.. ciallF In this city, Tor month past Not.
WithttandlpX the opening OF the new banks
and hank agencies among ns, and the preVl.
ouery supposed supeEsbundance Of banking
CAPITAL, the banks suddenly found themselves
csrmptd previous to the ctosEof last month-
.Tbls was kupposed to be caused by running
upon cacF F6ther, and the scarcity Of money
WIS expected to pass away by tue frat Of the
month (Auguat}. Instead Of thai, however,
it has gnne on increasing tn money has BE-
come dangerously scarce, and Is worth Tar
too b}gh rate on .'the street." The rea-
sons for this uneApeated state Of things arc
var1oue]y oEeIgned bT welltnformed parties
We Mill give fome Of them. the MOST proml-
i. The Riseat rise In The value Of dry goods.
caused by the riae In cotton and other m1.
te1lals, ard In duties, renders nearly t"ies
tho bar king capital necessary to turn tne
same quantity Of goods. 49, =.
.9<Tha' derangemcat OF the currency IN toe
upitt St4tea has presented the~setttemeot
at large contrzct& for Timber, extending to
almost two Jcazs'> supply. q good oeal OF
which fs borne By our banks. The dnlnssa
Ct tho Euglith rnasket also pregenta 9he
prompt realisation On lumbar in Quebec, and
The burden, in one way. or other, Of .saat
great business, rests chiefly on the banks.
, 1864-09-04

Hpeecla by tho FFesldent.,: j.,
The 18th Ohio regiment Col. Moore, willis
e'' 'o'tfe for homo, their term Of service hay.
apg expired, cailsd upon tho President On
wednesday at the White Honae. The Petai.
lows: -: :. - :.
.sotp1Eas: ! thank you in behalf OF tho
Suuouy W 'or The services yuu hAye rendered.
s. aon ale going homo after completing Your
tefM ol service In the Cause OF equal rights
70 sn.s Ih's is what you aght for-to trans.
Mat 70 3oar Children thu equal fights which
4oa tp]oy. AID which the cuemtcs OF he
o%oFetnment % arc Try Ing to destroy, never
an called upon. to address q .body or soitiiars
ont toat an dcslrous Of saving 4 word "in
t leaesense s1n 20 Tue contest now going On, Do
not anoM Yourselves to be ted ast1s7 bY anv
oi,ths plcaynne hrgument& Of thoso win A.
eaA the ao7ernmtnt We cannnt cvner+
equal ability In al tho officers Of the3oTrrn.
mens. The war IL for the perpttnst;nn ~ TX ths
principle OF equal rights 10 all. in III. rrr'
esnmEnt the booer and industsioua las ~
equal cbance~ ! occu,y the Whit Horsa
now; hut there IL, an equal chanca ibat vo,, >
sen may be a. fortunate az my fathtrss son
Again I ,wasn you n9t to be misled hv % Ia
snall arRu,nenrs of those who seek to deatrno rt9
rather than to uphold tae Government. :,
After three cheers for The President ths
crowd which had collected dispersed, and ths
reefmt mt reknmed Its march.
, 1864-09-04
Five Poluts and Fifth Avenue.

AEF0& IAt 6orkoH 1EAQ'E111t, aug. 1skH.J
We gave in our paper Of Saturday. vivid
description OF Alr, August Bel@ont's equip
set at Newport The authority was ths
Newport correspondent Of the New York
Eret.fng A.t, and tty, account n1nat have
made the heart Of all FIunEeydom thrill
With unwonted rapture. The c1rriage va4ned
Rt Il, eco, the trapptngs 1t *S0o, toe aossse'
at 8a5, ,000-these weIp Ia themsalves sum"
rient Ia e1to1t The admiration ct all behold
era. wheiher they looked upon the spectacle
with The patural eye or the eye Of the tntnd,
hnt when to ali these were added the crown.
inr charm Of two ltyerk d footmeu, imported
fnT The purpoee, and got up ut an expense Of
thouehnd dolllls each, the effect was over
r,,Wtrfpg The Chairman Of The National
Democratic Committee. riding about, Nav
port IN tuch an equtp5ge, and With 6uch at
itpda1ce, On the very eve ofthe Chicago
Ccnve entiop, IL IN event which brings out in
The strongest light the extremes 6f arsstoc.
racy ard mobocraey Of; which the Opposition
party Is composed.
indeed that party cannot. be more briefly
characterized than as = political combination
formed By \ coblttio4 of+ Filth avenue with
Five Points. The, nhnk'es: who lent auch
peculiar ep1endor to Belmont's, .equtpage
s5mboljxed the voters heacontrols.' ThaT were
marked by their livery, as his men, and, the
dressing them OF them IN tuch gorgeous
bAbiliaments dtIy suggested tho common
hsbit Of Democratic leaders OF eHcaslng thp
victims Of their intrigute, and the aids 20
their ambition, IN salning livery Of words.
Tho dupeb 20 fiattered and 80 esJoled sfo
still ho~ = ever, but the footmen and aunNee
Of the Democratic carriage, and are :Appro-
priatelY perched on the back OF the vea1e1e'
, 1864-09-04
POSTAL 11DNEX.OEDENS.
A Ncyv System 10 he CYentcd-Fhe
l'repnr- t10nA.

The postal moner.order system Will 20
Into elect Oh tue tsI DAY Of October next, ii
the preparations shall then be III sufficiently
tor~ard state, bIE. c F. Macdonald, who
Lag been sppoihted Superintendent Of the
Postal Monty Order Bd!eau, 1B making eff.
to1ts to that end; bnt it Is doubted whether
the extent and Importance Of the new bust.
ness tu dtyolvt on the Post Office Deplrt.
nent vii not require a longer time for the
completion Of the arrangements
Our authorities have sludftl the tyatem In
use In Carada aud Eogland, but 1t Is found
that the probable requirements uf this couu-
try render 1t Of comparatively little vAlu: as
model for ours; and a plan new In mauY
Of It's parts has 10 be created.
Tie peFMantnt interests Of the comnunt-
ty, not lcts than those Of tho government,
sctm to demand that the operations or th,,
postul order department, wien begun, shalt
lie successfully conducted; eo TINT alter the
~Cik IL actually In progress. tlure will bu
~ luteCs " einbRrfuBstncutz, 1pd no materi-
nt cl,argta required. This Ii undesst.uol IL
10 tho view VI the persons charged with tho
execution Of ibo lar.
1t IL obviously tmpoba!llc to form, any
Judgment ~ u lhe s;nptsnt Ol btasi,lvss tu W
lruhkactcd uudcr tho postal m0nuy.ordor sya.
lem, excerpt tlInt II Will absorb most Of ttlu
srntl exchanges Of the country, aud will
HosuhIy hiring 10 tho govtrntnr rnt II conE,tl
Elublu rtvtpuo. Tha oTers nrc limited by
Law IL tuu,n Of from uuu 10 thirty uuilara.
At0be} In larger hunR, al we'll bn cueCkA and
tlher valuuoie Fap:1s, lu4y be sent ln rssIs-
tered letters.
, 1864-09-04

acn. khezman's viesorg-tsow II was
accomplished.

&ENs &N$EMQAhN H1E&0f$-HtW IL was
- accomplished.
NEW YoRE. Sept. s.-The Hra1rs Washtngton
eptc!sf, Htp timber ?, ssys: There Ia great r..
jo!clnc IN WasbtpGsou over tho news that Atlanta
II In our ptssetrion.. It appears that willis shn
ret%t cavalry hare heen operating upon shermap's
rear, that officer has bseu proceeding with Lila
movements succtsfElly. and 1t II O'Clock this
.marn!nR tnsertd tho city o! Atlanta, htd found
that bis combinations had compelled its ovAcst&-
lion by nood Tho transmission of thts iatei.
gelce osxr tho wiscr which haya boon cut fur sew
tral ds,s, rruyrb that Rousseau has becu succss-
Jul III h,s eosts 10 dIsadae tho cavalsy expedition
.! Fttrest, Wheeler, tud Morgan, aud dstsou them
Iron the 1uad.
Tho capture Of Atlanta secures the possession Of
tho whole State Of Georgia. and renders the cou.
dillon Vi tho rebel leaders more desperate Thin
ever before. Ii was by IN apparent rctscat-onc
OF tfcsc u'atteray strategic movements 1os which
sLcIn an bar btcn notcd-shst he hss been enable
10 act ieve 40 rIIant result.
It II low well known thar 1ioo1 aas added ma-
tenalsy 10 hla strength BY corscript.on OF M.
mttous hoss and old men, who. behind the works.
could renuer ve1y good serstcc. OutsIdethc works.
this 7ery st1rtEth would pf0So gEeat weakness
and terrible cost Of powder aud provrnder. The
purpose Of Sherman IN tho movement which began
ou the picht OF the sGth, was to dspr1ya the rcbc
commander Of this strength aud his protection 0
thesWo.ks at AL Auta. In other wosds, Shcsman
hoped, by Gsukins Atlanta, aud cutting OF hla
tupp.es. to force Hood ont to aslt and thus, with
bis largely preponds1stng lorce Of veteran aeoops
TO whip him In an open field. With this ylux,
Sherman moved on tue night in question, With 80
days rauoas-.nd all Ills aEmg, except tac Goth
Corps sslocum'f.} which hsd been Withdrawn 1fom
the IEont Of Atlalta to the Chatsahochae bridge
fhHtA IN = $1ftS
occupy Atlanta In THO event of Hood abandoning
it. aud a1to employed 70 look alter the communt-
ca.lt NJ and husr. !oEward By railroad supplies to
~hAtessr new position Sherman might assume.
The army Is reported TO have moved IN the follow.
Ing order: I'd Corps (Sehodc1d'. ~ in the advance
followed by the 18th tDssis'l The 18th tIox.n's.>
ahe 10th tho 18th tRlA!r's,} aud the 4th
tS:anless.) In tho order named, all making a nank
nIo,kmeut, with ttsons skirmish lines on cl1het
flank snd in the trolt aud rear. East Point WIS
cit to the cast. and at dawn Sherman found Hood
, 1864-09-04
u Comps osstiae xplth tho south ~


Tho best wood engraving We ilve ever
eeeo fp Harptr, appears IN Its issne dated
Sept ., 1854. It IL c.lled Compromise
with the 6oush." aud is dedicated to the Chi.
csgo Convention. For ste ten .fit Of our
rc.de.s, soms -! whop n.ny not, perhaps,
have TN opportunity Of seelpg 1t, we will At
tempt to punt II in wor'lr, though we doubt
our ability to give, III tho space We may do.
vote TO 1t, m tdea of the volumc It contalns.
In Underground is newly madc mound.
by tie eide Of which may bu aeen tho kacal-
Ing form oi weeping woman, the hcadstouc
OF the g1aye btnritg thls inscription "In
Memory Of our Unton.Heroes, who fell In
Useless War." On the left Union soldier
whoee right leg ~ns lost in battle, Is sup.
porting himself upon cfutchee, cap IN hand,
clstping the right haod Of rebel officer who
has one loot upon the grlve,a q pistol in his
belt, tho whip Of u slAve-oriver In bis left
hand, and the demon Of tyrannr and scoun-
drelism in his face. !, :. ~: -
h the background on the left, may be seen
desolated and burning city, the ground Ii
whose vicinity is strawn With the dead DO lies
of our troops; On the right n slave chained
to his Nife, who holds babe In her mana
cled hands, while the din distance disc1oscs
ga1lows, with corpse suspended from it's
long and naked arm. Over the Southern half
Of the picture waves rebel battle flag, In.
Rcsibed, "Guerilla Wasf.ra," "F Fort Pile W.,
"No Quarter" Burning 81 Chambcrshurg."
. .ststarving Tankee Prisoners" with the names
oil few other baxbar,tlcs; while over the
Northern Side the '.stars and stripes" re
yerr cd, bears the namrs Of the victories which
hare ren6 cred our arms immortal mud our
history glortoer.
Here may be seen Harpe1's idea Of Com
promise With the South" THIS IL the ban
quct 10 which the rebels Of the Chicago Con-
vtntion invite The Nurthern people. Adnira-
bic as is this engraving in design and cxscu-
tion, its dedication is better; and we call at
tention TO thts auuber Of Harpor, that our
readerp may procure and study the picture
for Themselves. Look at 1t, and ask your
selves II Jon deeirp peace on any terms eavo
these Of complete submission to the author
ity of the Government; and then, If 5ou vote
apd act with the aliies Of the rebels to whom
The picture is dedicated, we earnestly hope
you may bccome thu slaves you would 60
richly deserve to be-.
, 1864-09-04

Atlanta ,s ours. and the campa1gu in seor-
gia Is virtually ended. tbs long months Of
patient marching, Strategic moves, hard
combatf, brilliant Victories and toilsome
ecigc operations have culmiaated In success
as important as 1t Is cheering. We caunot
ct TIC present wr,,ips, judge Of tho full re.
suits Of the victor, pronounce upon thu
Effects moral or physical spon the anal issue
Of the rebellion, but there are few facts
which are urougnt into strong relief in tho
light Of these evcttt.
Sttateglcally, the victory Is Of the ut.
most Importance. Sherman to-day holds In
Ills grasp the states Of Mtse1ss'ppl, Alabama
and Georgia The CAPTURE Of Vickshurg and
subsequent oecnsatloa ol tue Misstssippi,
wrsated IRON tue rebels one'thlrd Of their
territory. The capture OF Atlanta takes au.
other third There II Int one.th'fd
, 1864-09-04

tBIbe rebels azo importing horses from
Canada via Mexico; The horaes, Of course,
aed tho transportation, ,:are paid In: gold, snd
the siak Of loas on 20 longs voyage must be
eonsiderable.:: 1tshows that tho. .afe greatly
reduced in The number Of thelf animals. aud
confirms other cyidences Of the sans tacts.~
, 1864-09-04

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