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The New York herald., 1864-05-24
A DRIAN H. MULLER, ArCTIONEER
s ~ ENECCTORS SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
NJ = ~

ON FLUSHING BAY.
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. X. VILLAINS CO VIII sell
auction on THURSDAY May 20 is6 a " O'clock noon at
EXECUTORS OF cor A. Me-ercle deceased about sixty two
Land. Flushing Bav. with a large front
si oiniu: the residence o. Mrs. James Strong
beaunulv iocaled the village cf Flushing and Is
sladcr hlh cultivation. On the premises
..9ahe house con mining some ten rooms: carriage
ease bsr and other oulbndngs This property Is about
SIS miles from Hunters Point Astoria
Sva tiushrg Fran al places there ia frequent
ngmunisaton With New York both bv railroad steam.
s"at Tns property has hne water view and well
tor country residences. Will hr sold IN plots of from
q twel' Map mt the Office OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-17

4 letter dated Havana, 7th inst; says -
The lo1g~ezpecteGl and we'll knbwn ez United
States steamer Harriet Lane has at length ar~
rived: here from GALVESTON, Texas, under th@
ner name Of the Lavinia. She left in con-
par1v with tvo others, the Alice and isabei~~
ali three load9d With cotton. The Isabel an4
J.avi2a arrived together; bat tfe Alice, being
in vant Of tueI came along more sjowly, IaoE
arriving until ten o'olock this morning. They
have brought, in the aggregate, seventeen
hundred and fifty bales Of cotton, 4 Federal:
cruiser chased them for considerable distance,
b1t appeared much porplezod which Of She
three to follow up, and finally gave up 1ho
chase. News from Nassau TO The 5tLl says
that blockade running between Nassau, WI
o,ington, Savannah; and Matau2oras vaa brisk.
and 2 very considerable quantity q cotton and
tobacco was reaching Nassau Iror11 the Oonfed-
crate States.
J.. Duyer, one Of the clerks Of Barnes <
Mitchell, dry goods merchants, iD Washington;
has daoanped after robbing his employers Q;
silks &C. ITc WAS & stranger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-17

The Federal loss in the past ten days: IS about
As, 600 killed, wounded, and missing, q larga
number OF which may be put do7R as strag-
glers. A correspondent IS reported captured
yesterday, but his name has net heen learned.
The Washington Star Of yesterday evening
learns By the last arrival at Belle Plain t1lS1
the surgeon Of the Goth New YorE regiment
who was 8 prisoner Was paEoled b. Ger. Lee
and allowed TO dlsnter the corpse q General
Wadsworth, (which had been lnt7rr9d IN q.
coffin made BY breaking up door, lie Vas
then passed by Gen. Lee with the remains
over the Confederate lines into the Federal
lines.
He states that Gen. LongszTe6t lays yet in
camp badly wounded in the fhouIder, the blade
Of which is shattered.
He confirms the lact that the paragraph
said 20 have been taken from 8 late Petersburg
pa DER alleging shat Gen. lee is wounded is
According TO his belief; che Confederates are
very advantageously posted, and. will be dis
lodged, from their pre>eT2t position ouly after
very desperate fghtlug, unless Grant Eioros 1t.
Accordiog to the Washington Star the IGec}e-
raj wounded now at Fredericksburg and those
brought to Washington only include those
wounded up to Friday. Since that time none
have been received from the field. Ihe num-
Der Of wounded remaining at fredericksburg Is
estimated at $4,000.
/ FoRTREEs Nf oNRoE, May Is -Headquar~
ters Aru,y Virginia and North CAROLINA, PToo-
tors creek, May Il, via Fortress Monroe. May
l6.-Ae daylight Cen. Bucnham S brigade
charged upon the Confederate outer works at
ProcIor's creek and carried the entire line, Sec
tion by section. ;
AT ten A. NJ. the batteries opened upon the
carr hvorks neat Co Fort Darling. The Con
federates replied briefly until 2 o'clock Z. H.;
when the batteries an1 sharpshooter5 slIenced
their guns. Nothing more was heard from
the Contederates aurLug the day. The fede'
raj go>s Was $50.
Nav l5-A small Confederate gunboat came
down opposite Fort Darling tals morning,
threw several shells into the cavalry, and then
retired.
lieutenant Colonel Pond, 1st United States
cavalry discovered three toEpedoes III JaiaieS
river this morning. e.
At twelve the Confederates came ous OF the
fortihcations and attacked HICKMAN o11gat&es
ihe heht lasted nntil 2, NJ. 1t Was prln-
cipaly m1skesgy. Ihe ConfeoeE&tes were oxi-
van hack 20 their works. There ia sharp shoot,
inc along the lines, and the Confederate arel!-
lery is kept siIehced.
Anime z. M. last evening the enemy ad-
vanoed m W upon Our Ines near Petersburg turn,
pike. After short and sharp engagement OK
nmusketry mus they were driven back 60 their
}, BERnUDA HUNDRED, 4. NJ, May 18th,
via Fortress Monloe, HAY 10th, 0 p M ne
Confederate iron clad Richmond came :, aoWII
last evening, and opened fire on che r. tedsEaI a
feet, The Monitors drove ber back: me aeeS
! followed. Heavy firing has been heard s'oce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-17
luptuxa Aatutoe:l .:Y&i4 aIz e4ra.

NEw YoRK. May l6.--L'1e stoaresa1 Illinois.
from AspinvaI!: j2rings Panama papers 10 .~A@
7th instant.
The Spanish squadron. at the CLineha H.
lands, under Adlliral i>urzor1, seized q l,9raa-
Wan war vessel there, making her crew pr!9o;s~
ers, and took possession oE the Guano lson5S.
They arrested the (zoyeTnor and officials, and
hoisred the Spanish fax over the islands, and
turned s1a sliD-ot: war Cnaingang adgift -~
The admiral then sleerld tor Ca!jao, and at
tempted 20 cut out the Peruvian navy, but they
were notified in time co place thomseives under
the guns OF the Tort, anu were thus saved, -
The sG0re5l1Ip, however, Was seized and car
ried off, 1'he feet then returned 70 Gs:o
ChincEas, where they remained in possession.
On the 29th the greatest excitement py7~
vailed at CalLao and Lima, and active prep2Ea~
ations were making 10 resist the invaders. ~~-
Foreigners generally, and foreign ministers;
consuis, &c, excepting The French Minister:
have held II ceting5 and expressed tho stCCngs
est gnpathy with Peru and disapproval Of
the course pursued by the 5panlards. as nao5t
..tsst,a,V aud tsuij,atii.s,,Ie 1t is generally
SUPPOSED the whole affair had been Dre.ar~
ranged At AIadrij, and is parC Of the French
prograr13e on this continent,
OIsnaTches have teen senC 20 " fashl1Gion
bv the Peruvian Government On the Subject
Senior Vieiena being & passenger on the ILLINOIS,
The Spanish feet consists Of Two 1rJgat:s
and one guuboat: and $50 OK three Others daily
ez pectec2. ,.c
The Peruvian navy consists Of eight i1difEer-
ems vessels, badly manned; buc the Govern.
mens has bought new steamer, the QH1ro, CT
the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, tor
$500, 600, and will equip her with the 11t@T1-
ton oI q naval engagement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
GENERAL RO~ECRASs.
Progress Of tine Missouri Invasion.

81 LorA SEPTEMBER 95.--Genersl Roscrsns
has ssucl an eloquent appeal to tho citzsuSof Ms
soiri to AVE up srIs defence Of their homes and
,.rsl tho invaders Of the STATE Oticcrs and COL
diers now discharged ar appealed 4, and those in
lhe eiiy req ieeei % report to Coono Labold, who
vii com Sino thcrn With rs own troops and form
N.'6e Of -etcraas f0r the defence u the city. CJ-
mel Merritt chief Of the ClIalTy Bureau, hos been
ordered to arm aud mount eyerv man o: bis com
mand for active service Toe Q Qiarerms-ter Gene
-a has been directed 70 t7r,nao .pto companies all
he persons ,rploy a in his department who car
bear arms. TIE entire militia Of The State will
probably be cnllcd into tAe hol Plot Knob h's
A-ea evscuated. Too troops have fallen hack
" ssouri Pint where General Ewing
mss three tnoussnd troop Tho i4'sn,ry nj
IA, rebel Genera, Kirby Smiths command will
soon he With Shelby Tacr combined strength ID
I rom ten 10 twenty thousand, with n-ten pieces
twenty miles northeast of Plot Knoh, yesterday
rhere i. no confirmation Of the reported capture ot
Cape -ardaau Active Preparations for otfenhvs
lnl defensive nloy crnents continue.
srcoSp pIsTAIcn.
ST. Lous Sept. Con recommendation o
t,yor Thornss and many leading citzonA Genera
aos.crans has ,-.ei an order suspcnding oil busi
a,s,not Absolutely necessary after ~ O'Clock 10
morrow, for the purpose Of organizing c.uIens To-
,csl defence. Exempts are requested to to'n thi
rssniistion.
rHnp p,1Aros.
cava Sept. .l.--A refugee tom Eost FAos
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Food Covering the A:ieuir aud West
pninI Nnil~nnd, LIr.

Loutspil,c, Sep;. % -SundAy's JoSISAI SAYS |:
By an urivsl frutn the front We loNn that bus
hale sc,ivty ,.ls,5 N he army corccnirEted
around CAait,no.Ss A rumcr was current a.
TueSl,v, that Horo was nannuv-riug his coin-
unand To cover ,h. Atlanta and Nclt Pom, Rail-
rood 50 as 70 present hos,' front IN case s,r-
man threatens 20 ms7en ~ Mobile. This rumnr
or-asoLed no excitement, and our lines rerlainei
a. inactive ~ boflre. 10 IA beloved that Genera,
Wood will b. assigned 70 the oonrsna Of Atlanta
Our nen busy Il work Transferring the city
mo grand r-ii.isry depot Wner- \ house sial's
:, thr way Il is torn down, and tie urna--nal used
for other purposes NJ civilians : hng kind will
r. graa.ei pas IS 20 Atlanta no! even mem bcrs Of
tne sanitary Comm. son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
General Intelligence.
(By Msu 70 tke Nsv York SvW.l

III. Countess OF w,utembuis wss bitten by
mad dog, recently, =. her own chstoan.
osE hundred ani three families Il scottish wesv.
have been s-nt from Glasgow 70 Car ada, during
the SUN mer past.
attack upon W lminron, \ G. Tue hoes are
gathering, and the land force is ready.
A LgTrya from ShcridIn'a hoadqui rtors statss
2ih, aud grsnted leave Of absence for twenty
days
IN Paris they viii soon Try 3 whcroin .
LADY, one Of the parties WI Provo q. 1t the cA!l-
dren, m4Tocci hy the husband 10 be : ers arc not
hers-a srt OF Bnrfell cunningham, aif'Ir.
ALL hc members Of tho kentucky ~ Ate Govern
ment from Governor Brsmlcit- down, re engaDed
IN spre;h-nasing in favor Of McColli n and pni-
dleton.
Tnh 'rvost prospects IN Ireland . 70 good. but
trade hsa not becn SO bad Tor ton va rs past
gloom ~ OF dcath seems 10 hang over ne land. II
IN now alppTehended that there will not le sutclent
available labor Ater tho emigration to .her IN shs
crops.
arS7 LYMAN who has lust arrived 10 Washing
ton IRON AtnHor.ery Ala, says that n that city
and with IN two miles Of IL there a.e 4S 1000 bales
Of cotton. IL s believed thst our Gcneu Is arc or
dered n u 70 cspsure II for the present. useau
could b .vo destroyed u when on his n i'd but for
these or 3ors.
Az AZ ,onymous call, BY parties who ap pear TO bs
ssnhhe q 70 AIow ther Names 70 sppeai has been
publish ed in the pAuY Nsws fos usss a invention
Of pea nen at Cincinnsti, on ,he ralb q octobsr'
not 10 stated. for tbs purpose o. nou lnsting Z
spar As Presidentsl ticket, but to ~ ufcst tht
Of pI ilctpleS
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cr.rrtcthe rrssl forcc from Tennessee fnccn ,hou.
sand Srors. said W 10 uricr Kirhy smith, en.
crnIess.tor' " milrr from the Fort. An m.le~ be-
twcrn eixiccr' and fty are coparipl,i. Il was
undortcod tie res-as were ~ the IN + Missouri.
rors-u nisr.Ion.
81. i>o"tL S"p;s nber g3.-Osaciai I-f r-ms,ion
still pris Prices main fc-,c a Fr,ierlot town,
with BIS iv'nce at Harrington, - France Coun.
ty. Tas'msin body Is estimated Of iOoco OF IL oco
strong principally cavalry The sdvsnce sbcu,
1910 s0onS. are mounted. Light attack. were
made rioi Knob aud sionAcu yesteriav, which
wer" asily rcrulsci. II now ypeirs that P.lot
Knob ass not been evacuated, A. prcviousy re-
ported. Price, plans ,re not undsvelo,eSL hut he
seems 10 b. mass nr his forces IN Arcadia val~y.
Goneril Mower. who left Brown willie, Ark two
weeks sg", With s.rons force q cay.lrv and
artieSy. Is still moving northvard n Price, rear,
and VIII be heard from in good time. Consi iornte
bcis- n troops an sr1une hcre a7i TIC cavalry
ard infantry arc being rapidly ay, ned 10 their
proper poeitions. Th~ mi'itn ~ rc-1 oud,ng
pr mr. tly W the call o. tho Cnnrnandns General,
and sll the ci,!zens generally nanIfcN strong
disp siton to organize 'or 10 al defence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
News Items.
tBy Telegraph y As Ssw York ss...

GOVERNOR DESSIsoy was In c. pnsu on Mon
dag The GAZETTE says he hss deciao. ~ Nopt
the position @: Postmaster General.
Al-rrsr. iror, Charleston. &. c.. istely arrived
q, Cairo, H. reports having seon over ten thousand
Union prisoucrs near Macon. GA.
ApNIgAL FAunASUr Is succ-nsduiy engaged In
RIA '"g torpcioes. and thus far has suceoede.! in
TAX 1g un -.
ApvIl.s from Mexico 10 September 18th sre "
tho effect tha, the Mexican troops hsvo gained o
d,c.loi uicc ~ In D'.rango city That city hns
probably been eve. usted by the French, who are
greatly outnumhcrod
uALLErI d DAvIs's pano-forle factory. Eass
Newt street, Boston, was ontrcly iestoyed by
Ere l.st evening. Loss about $40, 0oo. About
90 psAns IN yarlots stages oi construct >, were
Gestro; 81. There ia an insurance OF 100000.
Tus Toncwslk oi Gold ald II Zby, in n. L,ri.
No, was bur-ed Monday night. Toe very cNteu-
quI rters n process Il erect by Tho t;o' rn-
meat for refugees and oopsrshaLds from tue South,
and nea ly anishcd, we're also ooasumsd. The loss
i. np sscer,ained.
IN. TrLLss. editor Of the DAILY yorsSAi. o,
= wars, N j.. has beon in, ted by the Grand
Jury ~ Tho [ s C,rouiI Cour:, at Trenton. on .
charge of Publishing articles IN July last council
re resistance q the draft Thetrh viii probably
tskc place eeriy "a October.
TiU Louisville tky.l JOURNAL of yesterday con-
rnins eSposit.on Of tnslessance in ofhcs by Gen
Pline .. Paducah, and implicAtes Hon. Lucien An
dcrson, member Of Congress, n. II. Hall Proves,
M,rshal, John 7. B,lhnger, and MAJOR Henry Ban
ting ss his sssltau's N various winding transac.
tons. Gen. Meredith. the successor Of Gen. Paine,
has arrcsed some Of the partes, aud Will doubt
| less socure the remainder.
SoNE Of the soldiers juT released from Libb,
Prison have reached Wellington. |. IL stated ths
QUO OF Their number While oa the way " th
place OF delivery, engaged himself in sketohrng th
rebel defensive works IN the river snd othe
p nts of interest. Fur this he was tAien back Y
/ Richmond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
From Europe.
Three bays Later News.

ne City Of BALTIMORE arrived at this port yester-
day, from Liverpool 14th, via. Queenstown 18th Of
September. Tho news Is threc days later
Tas Enehsh papers continue 70 discuss Ameri.
can AFFAIRS and tho Prospects Of paaoe. The
Tusks IL sanguins as to the Chicago movement ro-
North and South.
The HEuALp thinks thai even " Mr.. Lincoln
should be second TIM chosen President the
ss1tads q the Democr:ac party encourage the
the Republicans viii hextste Gro they make ths
fatal plunge into another year Of war.
ThS Ho1xNa PoSI tGoyeypmeut oxgan ssys The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
The Lake Erie Pirates Arrests by thu Ca
madam Authorities e-(:eu. Dis ri Work.

The Buffalo CoxxrcrAL Apvmrisrs Of Monday
has the follow ing interesting statements,
We learn that Saturday svcn or eight ~ the
rebels concerned In the rccut piratica mid on Lake
Ere were arrested At 81. GATHERINGS, &. W. by OF
der of ths Attorney General ~ Canada They were
p'accS ia custody, and will 10 hold TIL delivered
up to the United State. under the cxtrsiiton treaty
We learn that " nile General DIX wW in this city
on THURSDAY, he had friendly conference with
MAY Fargo in reference Ia the rccnt troubles on
the lakes. ~ business NJ Detroit and other we~t-
ern citcs vas TO obtain the necessary statements
and sdavits for the making cut of scsre 70 present
70 the British government. The extr~iition 81 tho
pirates will be demanded. and without doubt
conceded by tho English suthorioes.
TIE Cleveland SGpALr n Friday evening says:
The officers Of the United sts,os Courts returned
rom Sandurky lsu evening. without bringing
with them any of the coLsr' ratorr. Acrrick and
Rosertha were ordered by General Heintselman 10
10 held subject 10 m htary authority, and are elose-
ly corhpod IN tho bland. Cole and Robins IN wero
ordered BY Secretary Wellos 70 ~ sent 10 Fort
Warren. bus IL IS not improbable that they will bc
turnei over u the military authorities on the Ia
land Cole contcssee 10 have been . rebel captain
but ssys lc wa c..Ghicccd for drunk kenness, story
which his hshn At Ssnilsky render somewhht
plausible.
The RrooRp, . paper pubnshsd ~ Windsor, G.
W.. says in reference 70 the sHa,r
As soon as the affair became known, s. &. Mac
donaell, Esq, County Crown Attorney for Essex.
collected all the inforinalion upon the subject
which no could obtain. and teesraphcsi TO Quebec,
ask us The Attorney General what course he should
pursue; AMI in reply TO this dilpaich he almost
imut listely received instructions 10 send down
the Governn.,nt. Mr.. mcdonnell inmei s,ely
did s., and sant u forward by mail on Wednesday
morning.
tBv IsleSrsph.)
Toronto, G. r., Sept PA full description oi
. number OF the Lake Enc pirates hss been tee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING
CcoSsr institute Crowded.
The Peace RCmors.
Ctonr alr,iener. Sen, to the Rebel Lives.

L.o,lr RUE sept. % srrday's JorrsAL says;
"Is - satci. On what s aeenel A. trustworthy
,uilor-.y, that Governor Brown, O. Georgia, las
Gnlcred peace propositions to General sherman.
fhe General Las appointed con.uiesoncrs to 20
INTO b., patrl lines and confer with the State nu-
boriues OF Georgia. Governor Grown, 1t is rumor-
VI, and believed, IS sus,ilincd IN his policy by
Alcxan1 n Il. Stephens. who is operating In tho
back srt rlnd. Tic comm 81 'iers arc said 20 te
already IN confercuce with tho Governor, and the
pc.oe pi rposuons viii soon lie forwarded TO WASH
inston 81 me Presidents approval This is Al iIn.'
p.ortant movement, Goony,S. Occupying the'
ps.tioa she G3o, may be considered tbs key s,or
st.,e 4 1o south crn c7n'cdc-aov. We s-s Nrsirrd
tAst tho story lie trae eaj sir cc-ely hope that o,o
raoyemtn, MY meet with eucccss"
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TIE L. e. st"sm g'inboat Fort Morgan--ia,s the
AdmirA-srrivod at this pot yesterday morning
from he West G'df BLOCK. .iing sI,sdron. She
len Sew Orleans on the 18th inst Mobile the iGlh,
and Pensacola the 18th. A, the time of hor depart
ure Mobile hsi not &c, been attacked. but the gum
boots occupied ncuaeins posinon near the city.
The Fort N ryan brings home lS0 sick, woundod
and discharged sode ers, and several ofhcsrs and
passengers. Among the officers Ia Commander J.
K NJ N Iiisny o' the navy, who commanded tho
oneids curing the f.sht IN Mob,ie Boy. lie lost An
nrrn 10 the last engagement and has come homs to
recruit MS health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
KEW YORK ASp TIE VICINITY,

hIFuBLfCAS RATIFICATION hEErISG--
EsrurnAx ASp frrt-woLls LINCOLN AND Ionr-
6os --sIHzouLs, &o-Last nng an immenre
meeting o. Vac Republican party war held in snd
around the Cooper in'ttnte. A, an ssrly hour
large crowds nss-n blei b~sore nc elosci doors
and long befor. thc sour Of moe,tng an imnenec
concourc waited FOR entrlnc. W iho IL &c ha'
When ne doors we're opened grand rush took
Ila'e into the br ling, every r.n. bcng Inn
mcdi.,.ly allied by ladle- and gan,l.mon who
rongcd to hesr the d!,rne nshed speakers that
had been announced Tho stsp was gny
decorated with tanusrs, hAss and streamers be-
bind sn hnny in,m-nSs mar of tho United
st.'es showing TIE crcumsr. bcd lmtfs oi the Slave
States as surrounded by al i-nmansr area of free
dom. band o. musc rnrforncd patriotic airs
while the audience criticised tho emblems and
other insignia intended ~ additions 70 tns entbusi-
ssn. Prominent among thes- vssS s~moothly turn
ed log o. wood boarins ths ms rfption MCCLELLAN
Orttor recently from MSnasssS of the ouAEra
order" Every available bit Of eat and standing
room being occupied, the meeting wns called W
orler, and Wlliism Curtis Noy e~ >Esq, nomiua,ed
| ss Chairman
| On coming forward Mr. Moves expressed his
thanks for tho honor conferred uI,on,him by teing
/ called upon " preside over such sn Assembage,
"h"n' "' '' -
outside. He spoke OF The meeting "s be!hs con
vcu, 10 tsnt down traitors Ia every form. fCt
They were met 10 rasify the popinhs'n of mAn
they intended 70 elect ss Pras'dent of the whole
| United StAios Ooud applause, and ma one who
| conceded the night of revolution. He then com
men,oi upon the Chicago platform and the noml-
| nation a General Mcclellan, who, 4 hs stood on
his own platform was false 70 his party, and he
| A. H-l- 49,. flfa W waF
| did not he w1 'Ai@ !" nus coui'h p...,s 49,
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Cai,o, September %.--Gr.st excitement PEE
va lei q, New Madrid wi en- The steamer olc Atle
rn sed thcre. The Te'e'y were reported to hc from
fv'io SS miles hack. TIE steam er Lasal'- from
81. LOUIS T. Nashv ilN laden WITH government
sto, - struck snsr saniv'l'c Isrnd, four los
sto W Cape Girsr ieau. yesterday. The boa, and
car g arc probabl y total loss. The .esmer Nash
VIE reported captured AL burned by tie rebel,
yes .erdsy, nea Canton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28
Porrcsf's Operations ailrond HtdEe De.
s.royeG-Segro Troops Butch, red.

Nashpslis, Sept. 95-ForreH, with his vhols
force, advanced upon AMI destroyed silPhui Spring
testle Yesterday Col Pace commanding Eh Horn
b1de, evacused that post ut daylight, r'd Forrest
took Possession this N rning with aforco estimated
Vt syca thousand strong aud three Na,tsrics. On
Saturday, in ihe G.ht at Ahons, tyo hundred men
OF toe sixth AMI Ei-ath Indiana cavalry were cap
lurei. Forrest Is reported b have butc'sred all
NE negroes capturei who were In Foder uniform.