The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

- - 1NVINm O12N ts 80, IL
SsSs charge Or Adjasus rrpie Of tue sixty sscoad
Our loss the affair Of Friday was Quo killed and ,~c
Tue train OF oars captured by hsIor tools vas
srS'cs VIII cotton and army supplies rne "an ana
Llevsn bushwhackers captured at soney creek SCOTT
turned ovor 10 Lieutenant Colonel Terry the
,ns Pos'.oy rhom they were consigned % Fort wat
The Capture ar Colonel Kaufman. Two
Mundred and Ninth Pennsyivenia'
(rrcm tho Richmond WING. Nov "a
a VINO ooagh, over me one sn1 nnS
BY part OF Huntoo and Stewards brgades. Informs us
'na 1t sleS al belonged TO Dew regiments
mo Colonel captured In the affair above alluded 20
Oooocs kaufman, OF tho Two Hundred aud N,nih fonn'
sylssnm regimen. After firing tho contents Of his i've
shooter NJ the Confederate Lieutenant who called upon
MIN to surrender he pitched into him 10 regular Tom
hyer sayla and knocked him down hard listed rebel
prVate cosg W the the puguacious Colonel Dc
came IN oT minutes as docie As "Cfuser" under Tho
learn as disappointed At the little effect produced "a the
south 6y the 70 election OF Lincoln With others OF the
NORM before the election he ooshy entertained an idea
that tho announcement OF Lncolns success, either "
fraud OF otherwise would have dsmayed our people and
disprted our army AS II IL ne finds that the contedo
racy depends for Independence upon tho strong arms OF
s sons and not upos the promises OF pledges OF North
| ern politicians
Tho following Is the oaciai report
| hM paUAersas, &C., Nov. Is, 1864.
n.
GENERAL Pickett epors that iast night portion OF
enemy picket line N hsaroat ~as nkeo possessoa Of
One colonel two captsid,. two ileutsnan,s and
hundred and thirteen privata wore captured beses tue
dead and wounded left on foreground.
Our 1883 one killed and nine wounded Il y tEp-
PARr,epLAas or rae oap,cU ,s or OUR e,cxgr
LINZ NEAR C,,gsrEa. III.
| fFrom the Richmond Nhg, Nov. %
very intelligent private OF .doatols brigade VINO
participated in the smish chargN on Thursday ast has
just to that the ob ect OF the
u6punn ouA han in
engaged were picket line OF pArton OF Iiuotoss
and part OF the left OF Stewards adcs 50 success
ful the charge hat drove them IRON their works.
capturing any quantity OF arms, utrements, blsn-
kets clothing. &c discarded by them 10 their neier
skeer retreat Oar Informant, who sp0 ks 0y the card
says that took hundred and th y.one prisoners
and killed from thirty 70 forty Of the en envy win tue
since tho Official report OF tho affair % at TO Inc war
Department. THIS successful movement t'ot ooty al
vaaces and improves our ues. but gives usa largo ooay
Genera, Aunton. ip every battle skin nish since
military skin = GOODNESS soa cain bravery a,hich has
won the confidence OF hs Den aud tho paudSts o. ns
brother officers.
ArrsxYq or QUA FORCES TO Ra0APrURR Tnv LOST
GRoUND.
From tue tiohmond Enquirer, Nov 22
The enemy on Friday nigh, last. attempted TO Make
their picket lipes OF Huntons and SeN~rts
brigsdes, which General Pickett so CALAMITY swopt DO
night before they were mos. sgnally repnlsed nov
ever and every poiHt the attack failure. Our
gallant men wide awake, fuly prepared 70 reelst
the eoemy advance aud maintained the new line they
eavr, 10 recapiure these lines determined'
ono aud made il considerable force What the Yankes
loss could not ascertain; but ours was nohiug,
or most very tgifng
The Beast at his failure, and on satar.
day more lug opeueI y furious cannon sding tines.
which responded 10 by our artillery. No damsge
done, and nothing accomplished. The firing was
on tho Chesterfield lines rudcly disturbed
for month past and persons here scarcely knew what
make OF H. Eyerythng quiet yesterday, and the
opposing forces watched each other beneath gloomy
sky aud IN 4 steady rain
Bovine Desevsers TO ehc Rebel Ltnss.
From tho Richmond Enquirer, Nov. 22i
On saturday morning, about daylight, report was
broaghi in tia. enemy advancing n ,hat Poia
aud the men were called 70 arms At osce 1hs pick
Of sdvsacag iorcss. sharp vollsy Of uoskssry
discharged the supposed toe whea asuddeo rush was
order forty two Zoe beeves, until that moment Yankee
property.
The SftSa ton ON the James.
From the Petersburg Exprcss, Nov. cl.l
loes the Ia, Saturday. Tho enemy
driven back aftes slight show OF resistance, aud soon
Gran, IS believed 10 have been collecting forces for
another by the LEI. flank bus he breaking up
Ouo corps OF sheridan's army is believed 70 have
reached CITY Point and this sbs bulk Of rein
Grant, uuleas be has 6ceo strengthen
I'd by loves, and men who have boeu Performing
garrison auty at tie North
EHset or the sheiissg Of. Petersburg.
oe se. .rS weeks pas: sso has sssa
,hrovn into the CITY during tho time the Smelling was
s,niy .s,hni.hing Soms snnroY imstion
~ nnm,nsr he arrived nj when 10 fote that
,ho.sond mounds al Yankes shell hsye bceu
n.csc 30 p>r,ies IN he civ and gIcnitv and sold 10
re- rc. The dep,rtmsu hss sresdy
Md AM or, syh, thousapd dollars FOR those Shells
an nj INC s:,eis themselves Va the ground too
oeen 10 he resukr ected aud have found We
NAV safely put down IN enty Thousand shells the
no",sy ,nn she heuIess non co.bataus OF Peters
~. ana ~ arrange Ia ssv only four white persops
ba,e baen kisa and nor more than Ten or
~, anna ana ,sas "a many OF each race wounded
-. nu,,cinne~a Aav..c.o w
ftssm The T. edmond WHY Nov %
PROM our North carolina exchanges we esru That a.
vet there are no indications OF ~ early advsuce upon