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THE WAR In MISSOURI.
Latest from jcdefRon Cfty-The SItua-
tton on SnIurday-Rumof4n and Re-
port4-The KebeJs OH inc Retreat.

Especial Diepatch to the Chicaeo Ttibune.l
ST. Louis, Monday, Oct. 10.
Dispatches were received yesterday f.om Jetfer-
son City, dated the 9Th inst. General PleasaIson,
who left St. Louis few days since, with IN escort
ofoue hundred cavalry, for the capital, arrived In
safety, and has assumed chief command, while
Generals Brown, Mcneil, Ffsk aud Sanborn have
sab-oommands.
Our troops are in nnc spirits and eager 10 Crap
pie with the eCemy.
4 feeling Of eecurity and confidence prevails
among the Union cittzeIs.
The Pott commandant here last evening received
information from DeSoto on the 9Th Inst, stating
thst sht bad esGu.1e@ SetxeeR on 1o5ee. nd
which the rebels were defeated with loss Of
, twenty.onc killed. Wounded not known. Our
loss was one m>n wounded. Maj. Montgomery
Two hundred men, left bis camp at Desoto at :
O'Clock. On the 9Th inst, for Potoat, aud whea
about ten miles out he learned that the rebels ware
tior, on tbs Iron Mountain Railroad.
They fo1mcd In line Of battle and marched to
The front Of the fortidcations, hut wero severely
move OF. They proceeded westwardly. Our forces
neDt Thus it sppears that The rebels are disposed
eoq1i. Their erand object is doubtless plunder
ud sate edt from the State.
When tlis Information Was received the course
" tAk HAa @uaAECA LUZ ku6 AAltE1 pQlnI|
ard at the Mil they found the rebels IN camp. Al
attack Immediately euBued. In which our forces
routed the rebels In great confusion. The rebels
were three hundred strong and engaged in action;
they are some driven from Redmond By Captain
Ruesel. On the morning Of the 4th
they had With them eleven persons
wounded In that action. The rebels were pars1ed
TO within sight mica Of Farmin2ton, but becoming
20 scattered cur force WAS called of 1tis ssste1
in the dispatch that Information had been gigeu
M:tor Montgomery that there were no rebet forces
In Pennington OF Pilot Knob. eave lew hospital
attendants Ut the latter place. The bridge nRs not
burLt by the rehels, az before reported, bat the
FLORES ere robbed without stint, and citizens 9TH
e1Wise disturbed,
, 1864-10-11
TILE WAR In TENNESSEE.


~
hstual1t,n He1nsx Nashville
NAsBv1IIR. Oct. 7, 1s64--Au Tic efforts Of the
Te' e:t TO brt aE Sherman'd cpmmunIcat1ons bero
proved trutness. Forrest ts AYtrc before Rnns.
tesu, snd the additions to our mounted men in
lhis st ate = i'll pre7cnt further difficulty. -
We hare bad ehReiAl very heavy roins Ia this VI
cnity, end as all The streams bare their 5onres r.
the monntaine, they ere swelled enofmoustT. Tha
bridge over the Chattthoochee, and, think. ore
at ket8ca, hsTe been wa.hed away. Sherman has
80 dnJe' supplies At at1snta.
Hood scattered hts army to support the csea,ry
1e1es IN the a1rsction Of Tennessee ard North
Georgia. They baye proved miserable failures.
Heneeforth Hood MIL be compelled to dssjst
ttona al sitenpts to interfere with Shermsn7s
rear.
The weather IL now c1e+s, and just cool enouch
10 make campaign pleasant. and the mad IA
this region, and In GenTtls, dries up with unex
smp3td !apiaiiy 90 that Sherman can move WheI-
Ever be u ready. without difficulty
Hooot forces afe not concentrated, but occupy-
West Po.nt to near Montgomery. alabsma. The
object IL this noxement Is to en1b.s him to se.
cn1e supplies. His wagons rere 1ear]v iii a..
rtro} ed b. Sherman 0nrIns the atege Of Atan>.
and the rolling stock On the1ai1road il 80 much re
duced that be cannot sob,ist bis ssnY III In ono
HGpd viii fail hsck to tho ylcio1sy nf Montpnperv
where he viii make stand, relying upon ths II rer
for srppe:, As there are revera, small boats
ply1re between that town End Mobile.
When cur fUfces adpaDce to Ope]ika. the COM
nuntcatiou netweeh Hond and Lee. vi | Be com
pletely eeEeIed.. The rebel commander Is enbcsy-
oring to defer til fa!nl hour a. long aa poEsIhle
Wet Point apd Atlantis as Tar Is he date 20.
We have roH settled dawn here TO The ronvtc,
tun thst We .h'll hare no active WORE for Soma
WctkR Ut the front.
, 1864-10-11
FROM GEORGIA..

Letter froEa an Il1Ipofa Prisoner II
Macen-Liss Of iI11n.fsans FFtson-
fspeeaal Correspondence Of the Chicago Tr.buue,1
fH'sos fAnp, MACON. Ga, Acc. g. 1851.
Editozb Chtcsgo Tribune.
Having an opportunity Of eending Won list of
the names Of number of ulnota o!I}c,rs eonf,ned
II ttit prison, take pleasure in 50 donr for the
information OF their ftic"cs at home:
Col. Warren shcdd, 30sh ILL.,
N5i Ha1fy Almcu. 3itt Ill.
Cept D. b. HadFworh.
IIeuts. J. A. Eomtstvp, BlQey and &c. Per.
Cnpt, d. q. slrare and Lsen!s- Iaaac Msnn .oa
VI ii. Adalr, 30th Ill. 1tf.
The above ofncers, With myself, betope ia .he
1et brigade Sd dirlsinn 17rh Army co1pa, ind we1o
taptuFeo Juls 81. 1864, Ut n Attsu.a- :.
Capt. Dent Rnd Lieut. auntoon, 18th Illinois
The ahuve nnmed eG1cere are yell, snd hare be.
come partially accustomed to living On corn bread
and hac6n. ..
By publishing the above you will confer f*vor
on The undersigned, as wei: n tho other ohce.s
Respectf1lly ,ou.s, Jxo. B. R11nosp.> =
Capt. Stst III. JnK
P.s.-Please saske Tho prnpet corrections, and
ask IIlnoia psp.re to copy foT the benefit ef
frieIds. '.~-~ '',-
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NcTs Summary from tho Richmond
''' Papers,,

FoET AoNHoE, Via BALTIMORE, Monday, oc,.
!o-Ihe dae cf truce ST. amer Ney York a11ire1
this afternoon from Aiken's Landing with div.
rye commissioned officers and twelve bundr-d at d
tih, all IN ckaEee OF Colonel Milford, a. .ais,ant
Commls sioutr Of EXCHANGE.
The kichLaold Enquire, speaking OF the recent
attaek On Bu'lcss lincs, sa,e: An engagement
took place yesterday On the Darb. town road, near
Act tmond, 1etplinY IN the 1ecapiutr By our furcea
fta q al tho p9ti.on: held By 1oe e1 eay bvswcsa
city. acd caWu1tne bet#eeniour and nye haunRed
yE1soDe1e. toeetner With rlne pif ee4 Of artillery;
and tetw sen two and three hanuzed bmsea. -
An oa!cial dispatch from Gen. Lee aays: Tez-
tn5 On Charles City road, and druye tbem from
tFo lines Of 1thtttnchments, cspur,n4 ten p1ecea
btK ct prisoners The enemy were diIYca to NeW
Market load where thcs ore found strongly H.
1'enc.ed. They were not pur-ued Our ioss Is
1P hta sne 81 smys hs s5 9eao"n Gen Gregg died at
"A dlFp .tch from Ger. Early to Gen. Lee, datsa
tbe 7;h; esys sheridsn's whole force commsneed
1i,ninR hstk Gown the Valley last night along the
The Enquirer Of the stt says all tbs Yankee
Easnl officers and Eeamen prisoners wall be iur-
a la14e uumhcr Of neerots ase afe at work
strengthening the fortidcauons around Lynch
skerman IL shu. ID in Atlanta bv Forrest with
hia lines Of Communication 20 desEsoyed tha, his
GnSe1Imeht has not heatd from him tor several
days. He captured Atlanta, but 1t may prove dis
CuAmEsTcN. Thuredsy, Oct. G.-gen. Hardee
assumed command TO- iay. The Eransasr asys
Gen. Basu1eea,d's new dietrict includes East
Louisiana, Mlssissipp1, Tennessee, Alabama and
Nsw YonK. Kenday. Oct. 1o-rhe Richmond
papers Of Friday h7ye tha following:
All caeets o{ the VIrgtnia Military Institution,
OVER eiehteen. have been called into the reserve
force: Those under seventeen are reqaesred to
The evening passenger train on the Danvl1e
Rono hns been discontinued, a. tue Government
Ieeds almost the entire capacity Of the roat.
1t u said that Union forces hare og3fn burned
the brtdRe oyeT the Ruptdan, and are advancing
On GotdonsEil}e. Trains from Richmond aEe aaid
to be Tnnntng Wtth1n mile and half Of S;aunton.
a W,ainRion IN. c. paper eo5s the enemy ap-
pesr to be making preparations Tor ceterr1iacd
sttsek on thar place Anumbtr uf VESSELS hive
1fcehuy been ADDED to the blocksding fl.et.
The Mobile Adre79tser eAyB For1cat has com,
plett]y deflroyed the Alabama md Tennessee
Railroad. from Franklin, Tenn, 10 Decarur. Ai..
4 ditpatch from Bristol, East Tenn, saws 1he
YanHees Ietreated from there towarns kEoxyii1e.
70 efeat eotfasion. after burning the railroad
The occupation oi Clinton bT Union t1oonz. m
Thursday last: afseE a severe engagement with rhe
rebel, nj der Scout, Is annouI c.d.
s1eh HnYle, return to Richmond IL also ar-
-
, 1864-10-11

bost vas leaving City Point yesterday motniug,
he4vy ntine vas beard Oh the OF James river,
n uEaD2TAnT5ns y! e AEaE OF 7uE PoroHAc, Sunday,
Oct. 9-The eth AID 9Th corps advanced their line
aatrmithers into their breastworks, Tne move.
meut Was 10 ieel this pa.t Of tbs rebel ues to sea
II II hsd been weakened 10 stte1 gthen a force else.
hsve not made any attack Cd the main rebe!
wolka.
TIE 1kBKL R1pu1RE ON rRnAf,
r., New YoRK, Monday, oct. 1o.-.Tne Norsd's 18Th
the aftat. Of Ffiday last: The point 1t whch he
enemy .hrst made his appearance was near tie in.
ttztec,1on ef t C l .oyto"n and Whites Tavern
Of which, under command Of Colonel West, was
deplo, ed auoss tie DsroJtown 1o7d, rhi.e the
eh.r H. npoes CT *, nj Spear was deploysd parallel
the apprcach from this direction. The enetn7.
Whtn first seen, Eas coming ACROSS the county
from The Charles City road. md moving towald .ne
tron. hastily 90 a. 10 tozu line parallel with fhe
I'd saelend 6i: men beoied low % hedsa s9trt'ns a
ltrs. esshed On him and On The conmand
ssa5se' ss nst gss y 5s sp ,uhn1 aa
to them. 1t "at evident 1hey must retre1t. 20 tbs
commsnd was e1sen- and they moved OF down the
qerbytown 1oad suddenly. They w1e checked In
Spear. had Possession OF Tits avenue Of retreat.
AZ there vas one moro chance across fne country.
es2 e ~ %Ss3 4tH taont e,sapss11 Ths TT
tor, tsking blind xoo1 read. They had rot
gone FIT, however, Then the forward piece was
tpot e were captueed-sisht guns In all, the en-
soo1 af1eT. Tne e. envy, having driven Tie cavalry
he 1p naat of shs Sops
Theh "as he'd by the 'nFtucible old Ftssr, -
5. es, e.gsa ;to,; Tns sns 1asesa ta, Ta h
Ett!e bacd with all the confidence OF yIctorr
The btunt Of the attack was directed towards
Abbott't "a hr!eade- He might better have chosen
aime st ever other pant, tor bali Of these troops
bt1nc armed with repeating s11es. made haa,y 70.
coscs on the rebtl rantr. Moving towarla tnepa
etsa,ls' h. g. hlnteG Examination to force the
puthee-moEe dsnseg.ew The dre. sui they I'd.
ysnccd, until within about Ito paeesut our couch-
to becon 9 manifest in their raDke. They found
tnat to advance IN the face of that tire simply
them but to elink away as best they could. md
Sink a*ay the! did. Not satisfied with the pun
ifhmenthe Inflicted, 1e1rY at once prepared to
4 ouf ti!nss spp;osshed the enemy, it became
eyide1t that he SOB Richmond. bound. Although
hepss ofovertaking, HIN we1e trult1crs, sill our
tten jut, u Prnn's brtgade hsd reached within.
half mile Of the Darb3toRn road, the order was
1sfned to return within our deien.es. II the ad-
st1aegle1s and meh ~ho waited 'bshind 10 desert,
Thtte,. With ou1 capture. before our worEe.
9"eled our HIT Of captures to come 200. General
te1nf1ed to mike a hezyy Impression. Our loss
in men has been very email. but the enemy has
Uttered n horribly. Treir p1,sonas report Gen
visions i1to actton. one undtr Gen. fled and a
pzoF1s1oi al dlstdloE undtr -Hake.''
, 1864-10-11
Walter Savage LAnaoF,


The foreign news OF last night By the
hansa reports the death at Florence, Sept.
18th, Of the English author and poet, Walter
4avaee 1andor. Deceased WAS born at Ips.
ley Court, Warw1ckshire, jan. 80. 1775. He
was at first designed for the army. and then
for the legal profession, but his independe 1t
and impuleive nature made him ultimately
prefer life Of freedom and literary pursuits
on an income granted him b5 his f.ther. In
1876 he removed to Italy, where be has since
resided. with the exception OF occasional
tours and residence ot eeser1 years in
Bath, England. Emerson, IN his "Englfah
Traits" eays Of him: tile is strangely M
derTalueo in England-usually ignored-and
sometimes sayage1y attacked in the reviews.
The criticism may be right or wrong, and is
quickly forgotten; but year after year the
schollr must 60 back to Landor for q multi
tude Of elegant sentences-for wisdom,
wit snd Indignation which are unfor-
getable." AL Of his writings con.
tain highly Intellectual and vigorous
Iassagee, but lis poems esp:cla1ly dis
play m edort to reproduce the genius and
style Of Hellenic poetry, and seem iozeian to
modern habits Of thought An edition of
his collected works was published in London
in 1876 e vols. 8vo.; repubiished In 1859. L
selection from his writings was edited By
George 3. Hiila1d Boston, 1866.
, 1864-10-11
FROM DETROIT.
Aspects Of tfac Campaign In Michigan.

Cspec1sl riepa:ch to tho Chicago rs1nune1
DE7HoiT. Monday. octabes TO-
Another Of thoee 1arge and spontaneous Gather
ngsoi the uAesee occurred IL this city last eyep-
NJ, irdic:ting that the great popular heart beats
responsive only 10 the rnns1c # the Union. Over
$500 people collect. ut the Wfgwau t. u.ten to
eloquent and stirring addresses from President
Fairfield Of Hil eddie Colleee, Bon. Henry Wal
drcn and Judge James q Blroey. OF By CITY
President Fairfield poke over IN hour, making
one Of the mort mastery aid convincing speeches
OF the campo:gr. He WAS formerly Lieut. Cover
nor Of tlls State and II gentleman OF 7era! cpl-
tute and Q! dne intellectual puwtre, and makes a
very elective and eloquent apcsker. Hc hss On.
h.ted ior the campaign, and MS orato1y, hls
wit and logic, are worth much to the
cause be so ably auycca e.. The znasses are
not only nosin: here brt In every section Of The
State
4 ecntlemah actively ENGAGED IN the cauynss of
the northern coundes give. ue the most gratifyine
account oi the Dopu1af feeling.
Ion II T. Crspo, our popular candidate for
"Gorcz0cr, Is doing good WORE in the Sasintw
valley. Be "a IN earDcst und convincing speaker,
and immense crowds turn out 10 meet hinl. Hc
viii be elected by q handsome majority. Tae
good work Is going on with 1nnch enthuslaen in
every county. and no: precinct Is 1eft uuvIated.
All fed the importance Of the contest, the ma:ui-
ttde Of the tetues, aud arr working like beavers
tor tne WRf and the Union.
, 1864-10-11

Tsnnry,1 1f,,.+,h y, ~.
T.-n1.a..,. ~ ~ ~. .s.sa&o A1lou1eJ
"iA'S1'A' aloaoay oeS- H.
Ae)' Gen Aogur, commanding Warrington,
hae tor The Last four diva heen m the 1,np +oer5
Fyn,t Rov4I n wh,.h n,t,t 49, .sH...4~ -
3,1e<+endd -. ~ "nen pv:as ~ .aI.oao Has De-
telegram from him, dated Rectosstoyn. reports
Shet1dap's arriya] At Strnsburr fn11nved r. ~
or.v,s ~srs,-r 80 80. .S-.ns." ~ sus OK
s'"3 A'"ust 0uo enatp c1nnoaaolaR 19d been
heard from that direction.
4 telegram from Brig. Gen. Stevenson. COIN
, 1864-10-11

Latest from FOrrcAtsB Movement
Threatened Attack on Memphis,
Especial plspAteh to the Chicago Tr1buue. 7

Especial Dlspatch to the Cb1csgo Tr1buue.J
CA1Ro, October 10.-I have Memphis papers OF
Saturday evening BY the steamer Belle Memphis,
Captain Dan Musselman. clerk Lark Larry Entler
One Of Forests prisoners VINO has msde his war
back to Memphis, having made his e.cape q. Iuk.,
report that Forrest and other officers declare they
did hot accomplish the object OF their raid.
Rumor says that Gen. Chalmers ia At Cold Water,
Miss, near holly Springs, with two br1gades Of
rebel troops.
We expected vieit faom him last nixht and
were PREPARED TO gluo him warm reception. We
learn That the railroad WAS cut BY the rebels yests
day short dtrtance from Whites Station.
There was really grounds for fears Of IN attack
]aht night hut ne may get 1t tonight.
LATEST.
Cbalmere, with considerable force, Is threateu-
I'M Nembhi8. A scout who came In 141t NJ eht Re.
ported hlr on advance some fifteen cllles dlstact,
Our troops AID militia are In arms all night.
There Is nothing further this morning.
, 1864-10-11
Gbifa9o Qribnne.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1884.


THE NEWS.
Sheridan is pgain hea,d from, and this
time, as before, in note of victory. The
rebel leaders had replaced Early, and sent q
new commander, who Was hailed Ia advance
with the title the "Savlor Of the Valley"
Sheridan fell back before the advanc-
ing rebels, as is else where stated in
this Issue, and when he had them In po-
Hitioo for one Of his ewinging blows he
launched 1t and swept all before him. His
own official report of the battle Of yestsr-
day morning, sings like the blast Of bugle
and proclaims discontinue Of the rebels,
the elimination Of their troubles In the Val
ley. This secures our possession of the re-
Rion which direct line Of railroad now con-
nects with Washington as the base of sup
plies.
Gold ycsteeday closed at 1o73S, after re4ch-
ng figure two cents higher.
Our foreign news, By three arrivals, Is high
II Interesting. The English press in gym
pathy with the rebels are beginning to yield
to new ideas On the subject, aud will deyel-
ppe even more discretion further on.
Our Missouri advices bring us the end OF
all concern As to the safety Of Jefferson City.
1t seems the rebel demonstrations on that
place On the 7th, was merely to occupy our
3orces while tbs ebemy's main body crossed
tho Usage River. Af6er feeling our fortidca-
lions. finding little indueement for any in
scsf'ne.a, Price has turned ~ay, and now ap-
pears to have but one motive, to get away
with all the plunder he can secure. He may
1bal IN this even, as We have other features
IN the Missouri campaign yet to be developed
We have reports of movements Of troops.
which are contraband, but If our army can
hold out until these reinforcements can
reach them, the capture of Price is certain.
Frice is eouth Of the Pacific Railroad,
moving westward, bnt whether he viii
strike for the Missouri river, or rush south
ward With view of escaping out Of the
State, is mere copJectura.
The elections In indiana, Ohio and Penn
eylvania will be watched with brcath1eaa
eagerness by one c1Aes OF men who will, in
the result, read their f1bal fate. We mean
the rebels IN arms, who know that the bal
lots Of loyal men are as deadly to them ss
the bullets Of our boys In blue. Unless
Northern sympathy with the rebellion, con-
tzives, as 1t cannot do, to deaden the force
OF the blow, the rebellion, from to-day, will
"Aue 40 ann asne oaI Aet tne 1o7st
- o-aha. ~ 49, - o s,.Nn.,'- 49, ...A AmA
49, aoa, ~ .nas 60 eaAs ~ .uo aase VI
-. .. - ~e -.o.. :" .Aa W w Hee-
uu.5 - Ieaeou ~ Luz onlon aao our
nos e@une "e WE'LL .he sesui1 Will conf
oenee ~ WI NC wei.
'1ton' IL Lib ne"s ouAs1ln OF
3ee.euns "te.noon' 'or~afos 1m portant re-
po1tss received AT the War department from
, 1864-10-11
FROM ST. PAUL.
From Suils'a ExpedltIon-The Fisk
EnlRrnnE AsIpe0tuon.

Especial Dtpatch to the Chicago Ttibune,1
ST.. PAUL. Monday, Oct 10.
Col AcI4arcn. Of the "a Minnesota cavalry. who
mas oecn with sully. seached tl,s city 10 d4y. He
cssne down IN advance Of hie regiment, winch will
Be 1t Fort RiogelY On Sunday night All the
.Anheso'a trooPr. 'hat "erc on the expedition, ue
returning, with the exception OF 800 who we've sent
to relieve Capt Fisk, and four companies OF cavsl-
y. which garrison Furt WadR worth.
Notlins further hsd been heard from Capt, Ftsk
~hen NE Colonel left Fort Rice The roldisrs do
tkeF tay u lsrnc number went TO avoid the DAFT.
and that they express very dislo.nl se.amants. a
eo'o,ef thot 50 emigraDt at Fort Rice for Ills
, 1864-10-11

WARRINGTON, Monday, Oct 10,
To Major Central DIX.
Reports haVe been received By this Department
from Geus. Butler, Sherman, Sheridan and Bur-
bridge, showing the favorable condition OF militia
~ Affairs in their respective fields Of operation.
The purpozt Of Gen, Grants visit to Washington
having been accomplished, he returned to his
headquarters on Saturday, but there had been no
teleRraphlc communication e1nce his arrival there
From Gen. Thonaas.
NASHVILLE, 1l:30 P. NJ, Saturday Oct 8.
Te Mi. Gen. Ha11eck:
1have not heard direct from Gen. Sherman, but
Gen. Corse at A1ltoonsinft rmed me that he Ia At
KeDeeaw repairing the railroad between Atlanta
and Altoona. Ho has plenty Of provieions in At
1anta, and 80 far a. the catn atmyi is concerned
teels secure, Gen. Rousseau reports that Forrest
has escaped him By crossing the Tennessee in fat
goats above and below Florence on the 9Th int.
while be, Rousseau, wss detained BY high WAFER in
Shoal Greek and Elk river.
From Mai. Cen. Sherman.
AI1A7ooxA. Ga, p. T. Sunday, Oct. 9.
To Maj. Gen. Hallect:
1xeached the Keueeaw Mountains on the 9Th.
Just IN time to ~ttncas ut distance the attack Oh
Al ntoona. had anticipated this attack. and hAd
ordered 1Fom Rome Ten. Eorse with his force
Ihe attacR ~ae net and 1epnlaed. The enemy6
ioss was sone soo dead and more than 1,0oo
wounded and prisoners. Our lose was about 100
IN the aggregate The enemy captured the small
K:rtieons At Big 6hantv and Ackworth. and burnt
Eeven miles Of our railroad but We have al Ala
toona md Atlanta an abundance of supplies. Hood
observing cur approach ths movtd rapidly back
10 Dallas and Van Wert.
an watching him Ia ense he tries to reach
Kingeton Or Rome. Alfalfa IL perfectly eeSure t.
u.s. and this Amy IL better off than in cannn
, 1864-10-11
The Gold Market.

NKw YoRK, Moneay, Oct. 1o.-Go'd opened
steady at 1ess1. declined 10 1854, and sabsequenty
the news Of large failures in Londou put up tie
price to 1o5A. Thcre IL not much speculative
feeling. though there is gro F1ng dlspoef ioa to-
WARDS abort contracts. Al . p. m. the quotation
was 129.
, 1864-10-11

NEW To1K. Monday Oct 1oth.-Tte train which
lett New HH9cn at t:45 this morning, WIS thrown
from the track In this city about Tutn Streat. Sx
cara weTo thrown Oft and two badly broker. Sew
era! pakaenQers were Rnfe OF less Injured. One
, 1864-10-11
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teya sd 1ces ~ 70 entitled to .reo in ths C4t7
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bon ct win tbs px poa5r boud bis bid 10 aecrotsd
such p.oct sslp sad guarantee to ha IN thn ta: Pc
se!lher and which can ss o.sared On kp2fseAtoa 10
Fir9F1s ust be preset Ut The &,rs Of tha o2zutaz
o propo,eh .1d ttgDli1 sesis ac;sas sbce Or taeE
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= ftIfc Ion o. III such bttA
aiL tor "a! bids Vi.l % 01s:tea- Tos 1ndass,zpe3
bits II d. u ed unfeaIor abs. o6 -
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lion ihspk elton caE1hcAtA AccoUp I'd 81 fhn Fe-
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, 1864-10-11

Loss Of a Transport Sfcamer---
8eamen Drowned.
NEW YonK, Monday, Oct. 10,-Capt 'Msrr1m,n,
ofite q. S-Btenm transport Dudley Buck, reports
Lookout She had filled anu would Be q to:al
!oea- She waa from Boston ior Key West, aud
had 400 seamen On board. Some, while landing.
were capnized. and five Of them were DESTROYED by
sha1ks. He eGnld MT ltaE1 her naua.
, 1864-10-11

The New York Soldiers in Hos.
pitnls.
hLDAET. Monday. Oct. 10.-In response to
communication hom Governor SeYraouc. Secre-
tary Stanton writes that It IL the design ofthe War
Department, as WAS the case last rear, to furnish
all New York eoldlers In hospital Who ;are unft
for duty, Int ao'e 10 60 home and dcstroue Of ex.
ercstng the elective franchise fr oughs and trans.
portation Tor tha- purpose.
, 1864-10-11

B We tre under especial obligations to
the gentlemarl5 officers of the steamer At
lant'c for full file Of New Orleans papers Of
the 1st inst. They reached Cairo on the eve
ming OF the 71h. Quick time that
additional IsFnrrdnh tSte Ent.3h p,os
, 1864-10-11

Late st from the North Branch Of the
JAmes and 4scfoEV f'otersbur=--Kur-
thcf from Ff1inysA AAbcl fkepukSes
, 1864-10-11

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