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uafy mendins their roce until they emerged from
the range If the rcbel batteries. when they subsidized
into a walk. The 4th Division Of colcscd trccps,
wh'ch had been pos,cd In reserve, and hal not
hitherto bccn under fire, was now ordered "
advance. They starici In gcoi show, but on srriv-
Ing beorc the concentrated rytcl Gre they in,crod
snd hcsta,c. and a, las, s,ocd slll in itc Of thc
example. cntrcatiee, ard even threats cf their of.
cers. They finally turned and reucs,ed pcil mcll
10 the rear, where they became mixed
cp with the white troop, causing rrcat
confusion and shno.t renc. The enemy
then ADVANCED whooping and yelling, 10 charge
our lines, hut they had bccr partially straigh,encd
and placed in position 20 lrcak the sttsck. Again
and again inc rclels advanced to the attack. bu.
slw,ys without success until the order was finally
given TO Our troops 10 retire W thin their works.
whcr they fc back in gocd orer, hut with fear-
fully diminished ranks. Nearly all the white
officers II the colorci regiments were killed or
woun icd.
A bi igsdc cf Gen. " lcox's divis sion. comm 1ndcd
by Gen. Hertrauf, which had been piacel in the
centre TO cover rear, now became involved in n
dangerous position. After the a.snulng party
hal reg .ineJ their linc Genera Hcrtrauf sitempt-
ed to foilow but found himself cut of by the crafty
enemy. With grea, skill and prescnce Of mind,
General Hcrtrauf finally succeeded IN eSirienting
his conn lsnd with the loss o. some few prisoners
whose ilumhcr has no, yet been ascer,aned.
Among the officers captured by the enemy is Gen.
Bartlett, brother OF the Rev. Mr. Bartlett of Brook
lyn. lie had lost leg at Port Hudson, and the
false bccorning broken In tho confusion of
battle, he ell an easy prey to his cap,ors.
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News Items.

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w INV '"''i'lh w NV -'' "'''' w "' '''' ''""
cavalry car'r"cd over 100 rctcl prSncFs On TIE
u rth bank Of the James Riycr.
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PET ER sjB URGH..
HEAVY LOSSES IN OFFICERS.
A COL09eD DIVISION DEM0RhcsSED.

Their Defeat the Cause Of Failure.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NWw YORK AND TIE VICINITY.


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MILITARY ArfNRS-THE HUNDRED DAYS
MEN-'A'"oN oT rnr "oArp or CouNouxES-
uurTiNa AnrNr. GorNa SouTu. Ero.--Cp to til"
present writing General sandford has not received
'nstruenons nom Goyernot Seymour relative to tn"
hundred days troops, who arc now awaiting ""
command to inaruh. Or,crs nre hourly cxpocbi
however, and the regiments are holding them
~lvcs In readiness Ia march At short notice. 1hs
official deciaon of the War Department. in regard
10 the exemption OF such Sodier'' has been run-
i'shcd. II contains no mo~ additional Ia hoHe
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may he aroused to Just sens" of their du'y N
taking measures TO increase the County Boutt
This encouragement docs not ernana'c directly 't""
that body, but il the result Of action taken y'si"r-
day by the Board OF Councilmcn. That body M
patient, and probably disssisicd with toe aup
inaoiion of the SUPERVISORS unanimously pas.4I .
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the bounty" Whether this official reminder II
have the desired effect not rcmsius 10 be srr-e
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The secoad Battle Before Atlanta.

The Chattanooga GAZETTE II the 9,th ult. has the
following;
We have permission to lay before our readers The
following telegraphic dispatch from the front, Ie-
oeiysd here Yesterday The conclusion oi .ne Lis,
speaks Of the fisnTe The battle Of the 22d, OF the
Army Of the Tcnnessee and the enemy, was very
severe. The enemy attacked seven times and wore
often rcpulsed. Our total loss is $500 and ten
guns The known loss Of the enemy in killed 10
more than aooa and we captured over 1000 priso.
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Tas, Proclamation by the Mayor.


MAYoH'S OffIok- NE" 1ohk' Aug. z, lsbi.
H. view Of the Proclamation OF tho President of
the Intod states, Settng apart Ihurstay, the An
iI.I, is "a day Oi isGng humiliation aud prayer,
cons.Ger i NY duty 10 call the attention OF the
community 10 the Observance of the same.
10 the ministers II the various churcis- on
~AOm will devolvc tho duty Of opening prayer IN
the presence Of their congregations, and eepo ally
ttose ministers who have ncu'caed the doctrines Of
war and blood so much nj variance with the teho =
ings Of their Divine Master, would huu.bly recon
mend that they will on that solemn occasion, In
woke the mercy Of Heaven 10 hasten the rolief Of
suffering people, by turning the hearts of thoe
II authority to the blessed ways Of PaAoE.
q. GODFREY GuSIIlEI, Mayor.
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PET e R s. q RG a.
THE ASSAULT ON SATURDAY.
ITS PARTIAL. FAII.l R.E.
VERY DESPERATE FIGHTIvG.
HEAVY LOSSES IN OFFICERS.
A C0L09ED DIVISION DtM0R RAISED.
Their Defeat the Cause Of Failure.
Interview of Mr.. Lincoln with
Grant at Fortress Monroe.
THE RAID I'm PENNSYLVANIA.
ACCOUNTS STILL CONFLICTING.
THELEGISLATURE CONVENED.
Victory Of hverill v + the Raiders.
&c. &c, &a
Interview Of Mr.. Lincoln with
Grant at Fortress Monroe.
THE RAID In PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LEGISLATURE CONVENED.
Victory Of hverill " the Raiders.
GENER GRANT.
The Great Explosion not Entirely sue.
ceseinI.

resNiuI.
Baltimore, August Iii 4 H-A letter from
fortress Monroe says; ta'er ,iyices from the
roni show that we were unable to hold the sround
ga.ned in the assault on Saturday, 1t beine mostly
commanded by inner linct, n.d ihs, the works
pken by our I, rccs rccaptured by tho enemy.
We captured 500 prisoners Ia the assault. The loes
N both sides considerable probably IRON four
10 tve thousand
HeId9 pdy,s,s cwg o. the Potomac, July 90,
po'eioct P.A.-Afor the explosion At carly hour
this morning every thing hctokcned a bri liant
tory, but Goon alcr matters assumed different as
rec part of the attacking force having given WAY,
rius eSPosn, tic balance to an cuflading fire from
both sul.y and Infantry. The programme was
- follows
TIE nnine n he cyp,oicd at three o'clock IN the
morning the batteries TO orer at once along hsr
sntrr line Immediately alter the explosion and the
y nth Corps b. make the charge, supported by the
Tenth Corrs Ayer's Division II the Fnh Corps,
end the Third DIVISION Of the Second Corps. The
greater part Of the arrangement was carried ont
ordered. althougi. she commencement ~as later
than the hour dcsign1tcd, On s'oount Of the fise
g,ing out twice. The explosion took place N pre-
,s'!v forty minutes past four O'Clock. The war ~
srtil,cry that inmeI4selv followed was almost
scaicn.nr. A. laif-past i've the charge was niade'
an the fort, with part Of the line each ude was
,nrriod il, the most brilliant style. The Second
D,v1on. which vas in tie centre, ad, anceL and
,,-r,,d the second line, a, snort Distance teyond
Ibc fart. and Lore rc.,ed bohliu., ther ground
with Nh, ,,tr,,,-, determination.
rysas q, this Tim, Tie Colo-ed Divis.op. nnter
The Command of nri,,,icr Gepero, White, was
,,,bo,. f,,,s,ra and ,rdcrc,l IN cb,,,e and carry
~. c,.s, ~. br,. xbich .opI1 bav, dcrid,d ,hc
,,... Tho ,r.,,,. ,a,,,.od ~, GOOD or,,.r ma ia,
tho a-s, line. where ,hc, received , CALLING n,e,
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THE HARVEST OF DEATH.--The deathe N
cresse OF ~ upon the mortality OF the Ineyious
week, and n dosscssc Of 1913 as compared with tho
mortality of the corresponding week Of 1863. ~
the deceasec, BfS children under five years pf
age. Among the prime pal dsasses followed by
death were-Cholcra inisntim, 08; diarrhoa' :
iniapte mArNnnus, s.; s..r'-. fever, 16 'yPh1'
fever, IL; u'eaacsN II; ma pox, o.
kEBkL PEIsoSfRa.-The Stc,n Transport
wcyboss's, % hours from Point Lookout srrNed
yesterday with Gbo rebel prisoner.
COUNTY GovERSMEST.-Thc Board oi ST.
pervisors met yestrrday, and proceeded to ballot
for the appointment, II Inspectors Of Election anl
District C.nvasscrf, but satisfactory result haS-
ing foliowoi, the u,.tter was postponed. Slpe--
visor pnrdv handed In n ,mmunica alton. stating
that be hal received from NJ. Amor J. william
son the Tax Books and other d0cifnents WHICH n
latter gcntlemun has lately had In his possession,
and a resolution was pioptcd, requesting the legal
advisor of thf Board to givel his ofaup01l 81 the
whole sSbi.t, that The Board may act undsrsti o
ingly. Adjourned to tuesday next.
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
ASH AND DIar CARThxs.-This body, eoronrsco
Of workmen from the 9th, s,h, 1ith and lIth
Wards, mt, lsss evening, at Montgomery IIsl', ,6
Prince srosi. The President explained that 'h-
obn4 Of the meeting was 10 cndsavor to Obtain
rise in the ra.s of wages, AZ the high rates Of
necessary of life made II imperative on th poor
lsboring man 70 endeavor n get At lens' Hast
would keep soul and holy togeshsr." The pr.i-
tCosfsnAAd ~ l0At psSey
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ncr-, also eighteen stands q. colcrs and over h0oO
stand Of arms. The total Va, uf the enemy NJ that
dIy. of Killed. wounded and ,rniNdnc, cannot fall
short Of from 1o,NS 20 lAcN. the hat,lc Of tho
2, til instant. HIS Ices At icnst 6U,O and stand
Of colors. our army Is isAt un Atlanta, and in
yooi condition "
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THE INVASION OF PENNsXLyA>IA.
Eartp nnd RuUop~


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Hhhno1rG Pd' h"6"" l.-''oVernor 'nrtn
has issued proclamation calling the L@gislstnrc
to meet on the second TUESDAY IN inc month o'
AUGUST N devise means N mako the military
powers ri the STATE Immediately avnilabl" Tor state
and National defence. Information has hen rr-
ceiycd here tha, rehe cavalry force Is proceeding
IN the direction OF BEDFORD, Pa.
rnfun rsr.rcn
H1yy..byyo Pa Ava. ten Cadwal,der, in
conu,nd NJ the dc;cnses, has arrived here and
opened An ohcc IN the CAPITOL building. Capt. C.
y Tu,nhuu of thor = Engineer CorpS with
.urveyiug marty, ia now engaged in making sur.
v,vs with the view 10 the defence Of the susque.
hmm. River "A, the various lor3s between this city
and the hay.
| youb1H niSrToH
| Harrisburg, Aug. i.-Posluve information has
resnhed here that tho rebels are retiring IRON the
direction of Bedford Springs out of tho state.
Moi. Gen. Couch Is to-day in the western part NJ
the STATE making Reconnaissance Of the do1cnccs
on the Monongahoa ani ONO Rlyers. hEiorc pro-
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The Latest News

ny Telegraph TO the y. y. SUM-.
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suddenly tta csnnonsiing on our sde ccasel,
aud ,he assaultin1 party sdyunced. The crater
fvrInri By the explosion Ss nearly fifty
feet iong, and in this wore huried the blcoling,
rnanglei remnns Of the rebel soldiers who had
manned tho tort. L-ys arms. heads and even
more bio 4tiI', the torn forns Of men yet alive
we're mingled with the rubbish, and the dismount-
cl guns that had is'en we're blown from their
places. The trst detail quickly removed ,hsse,snd
the attacking column advanced to the charge Of
the line Of rebel works. Two guns in the
crater that were uninjurcd, were quickly turned
upon their late owners. The enemy opened
CALLING FIRE upon our men, and
as they advanced new and previously unseen
batteries opened upon them from front and fank.
As they advanced, the FIRE became with ering,
ana by the time they had nearly reached their des-
tnaton. batteries opened upon them from the rear
in addition to thoee The front, left and right.
Our men had .! frst advanced rupidly, but their
pace gradually sscksnsd, until st last II became
apparent that they must retreat. They accordingly
fell back, in good order slowly, u first but grad.
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HoT-rhe Thermometer at Delatour's yes
sercAy, showed the ALLOWING to 10 the state ri the
atmosphere
sA.M, I'm. 81. W.
Auz, ist. 1884. II ~ rs
Aug, lsL lS53,... u 500 10
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but ,bcir los wns nc< very great. We took ateu,
$50 pr-scners mor,'y South Csrulnians. and nvc
hattie flags.
All is guct this morning, Sunday, the ais.)
RECAPfrtIArloN.
t:rNntss Pprliu,lu arv OycrNfjoDs.
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nIevemen,s @, ocean Steamers.
Pas.ensera Arrived

In st.amthip CahGpbo, from Neio-OrlsGn'-Col A, y.
rsirctid Lieut. Col Sawtelle, Adt Smith, Major Clark.
Ousrterr,aster Cook Capt Pickering. Lieut. Drew Lieut.
Swain Capt Thayer ltut Fsusworh, Lieut. MeQues;on,
Capt Chapman Leut Glodeet Capt Dckermsn, Capt Abet
Brady Lieut. sarkweaiber Lieut. EsabIook Lieut. Dcser-
man. Lieut.. Bonny, Leu. Troy, Lieut. Tilder Chspan
Capt Sayra aud lady, Mrs Dcknan Surs. Hart surg Lv'
iugson Col Goodrich lady and child Mrs. George Tyres
Lieut. spence Mr. Spauding @. Harris, II. s. Lambert, }.
Harold s. Reynold j. C. Moekber e. Person Mr. Ransom,
Mr. Pitts g. Bryer, C. Morgan. Mr. Fairchild Chaplain
Wethber Capt s. Lake }. W. Morse f. c. Chds and Sd
med Of tie 18th Massachusetts, Voluhtee also 100 In the
Steerage. -,
In sfedn.lip George Olympus. from Nds,dv-John Alex
andre g. j. Fitch Thomas Keggan Mana Kirk. and IL In the
stoerage. -, q.
In steosey HuSsoa rroD NsO orleans--Lieut. John s.
Adams Lieut. s. q. Lewis, Capt A. $ Marshall. Lsut W.
smith Lieut. d. y. Cressey Lieut. Corey, Lieut. Hsdhe
Lieut. Robinett From hey West-Cap; b. S. Hatch, Dg
Otto aud ~ in the steeTage.
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Arrived.


Steamship George Olympus tBLl BURNER, Nassau Msrh
IT. ballast and pass 70 Thomas Rgney Experienced me
heavy gale from N N e. which lasted y days, and was hoe
TO the whole time time steamer passed bound y
bales Of hay and barrels resembling oil barrels On the 9Th
encountered another gale from NJ, which lasted 80 hours.
On The 2sh Of GsPe hsnOpsn got short Of sSa. and wn,
down the river where she remained until the following ay
blowing heavy gale from ~ T. a. the time On the <h,
SeaniAp Cahswbs ~ 5. tfausport. Baker New.Orlens
March a. al 10 p and the Bar 25th at mdse to
y s. ouarermasie Has on board the 26th Massachusetts
Steamer Fannie (U s transport, Theobald Annapoi. vi,
Fortress Monroe Msrch ~ basstto u s. ouartonntteL
Passed large Quantities Of drit wood &c March 20 OF Oh
Swamp saw two square rigged vessels ashore March
then s., and sgsin to n. W.. which carried away forens
head
March via Key West 21d, to L. Cusrermsstcr. III
perienced constant succession Of heavy gales during the
PASSAGE Obliged put into the Breskwster In
uene the storm Of the 3Oh Lest 100 sail OF
snchor in the BTeakw4ier. .
Steamer Caithagena tU transpor Puss Newbern 9th
L. $. Qusrteraser Experienced heavy weather during
steamer Dudley Buck, Bartlett New.orleans i7th and
Port Royal 18th via Delaware Breskwaer DIST, cotton and
sieamer Wh1wnd Rogers Beaufort days, naval stoser
70 Murray Nephew. Experienced heavy weather during
SIR NPnsssuaa BT HsahsF9s.Gn LsvsrssSSl days
Ship Augustus Brudbun Shields Jan. rs mdss to II.
w. Meyer. Experienced succession Of w. gales during
Bark sailor Prince (of St John N b. Troop, Montevides
81 days wool and hides to C. g. Duncan Co. Sailed In
Al o. exchanged signals with slip Cumberland Of Portland
Feb II lat q 10 s. Ion 81 o. passed French bark steering
n T. msrch H. lat % A. lou e. So passed Danish scbT.
schr' Fortune Davis, Eew-Hsven for Albany.
Schr Pauline. BUTT New .ilnven-
schr. Palladium, Ky der, Gloucester.
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