, 1864-09-27

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Another change hss cccnrreil r. ~ ~. ~
na,d nj III mat or catI, c.,oos1 p ~. ~.
v;ason having heen sncreeds;, hx 1a1nn., - -
= s,,aene. of tn. 4oa yV;scons,. . :.
THIS 1atttr regiment hae a1.o shs.n r,r..sa. su
ID he,r ,.,;evfn, th,, 1.:ot,, 1I1,ao,. aoa
a. +,oon. .xhass ta-a, =. 800. ua.1so
4es t'ooP9, "noee .in u service expired
On the 9th Inst. The latter commenced or
ills GventDg, engaged. In preparing for tft
;ccrner horna ami MI, rroh.,i
IT,. ~, 1,o-ro~ "'n1e
1'ioe ~ uoi1o"'
elmeltaneonsly t9e AcClellau copperhead
par1y.Were to have he1d IN cot, of door meet.
Ing at the Market House. 1ast cven1oo ~
witch occaz;on Ke,looo ia Tn,s e, 49, W
- 'ee"oes aun voSo auen Were
Res.1 1,,1 ~ appeas IN thelr usual roIs oi
@buse Of Lincoln and the present Admins.
cit;xcrs eo11trtea A. III. ,.sa. ,o, :,
e,s,aa,' e u sS.!"sa.,.. ~ .ue ptacs nsmed' at
.sN.,e' enu <e1ieo aa9 comme1c"
Gu 1eslc" Q. "hal nc eecms pleased to call
the t5raEnses Of The abolition AdmIais ,1a.
riou,' whec an accession In. tho ass.m1,1,o -
Mos mad. IN ~. ,o,so,s ~ ,
..,.,... ,,,.~o. .e.as es =. naaoel o.
several companies OF tue 1861 Illinois, who
rcrc cut Of camp, having been relieyed OF
duty. some couyulceccuts Of other ro.
mentr, and fer citizens. TAXING otr.u.s at
seme Ct Josh Aliens criticisms, row
ensueo' "mea lne soldiers acted
the principal part, armed with stones, which
came nattlDg Dgainst the sides of the bui,d
inr ard sbont the derotea h,aa ~ ~. ...a14 ~
~. .-,,, .o... -: t"e 7ps7A-
ST mosa anickeE ana faster than was agree-
.;,a5o n ~ en ~. eaaeVoieo 70 contieue bus
nf h.ickhs1s M r. IT, sseia1 sopeues @ % Tue to[ce
y. u.nn. p1,4o, ~ 49, a. ~ aestst ana remove his
neafon r. y ~ plaee q SAFETY Ihs. broke up
..;nrs 8, aI eae esoWa O. interruptions,
nasa rrjtat1r ~, Rasneu tnelr pur-
k'h,.1 fIst ,,tterat LEY 4tvM tae i9call1y.
trnJe ahor1S ~ os ..e aias sne CoPpsr-
noW.wow. r. thev he. ~ YpI r., 70 reneF thsr
worac treatm.,,t hens ~ saoa'a ~ ~ reeve
fu;s;ed n swrv wy = to" ''''nes tofa anu co1ars
Hant Scntt onr p~oro.+ ,s.
s4err 49, 1sso1-,- ~ ~. r a.o4eta, Anmeal-
&c. s:4't 1,aa, ~ nrcas "&s II prog
e,I - 9ha annt Ef1h see =. eee ssu Mlseon-
rinelsaderF: .Wbether ,hty succeeded IL md
lpe tnsm en- am nnanle to say; but it il doubt
~; Col: Uasiason also did all that was pos
slole 20 arrest tne 6lstnroance. But all WsE
oFef @ before mnen esq3a ee aceoaplished
1he steamer henJ et@ckney, Capt! E. L.
Soneuie, Giefk = =: -; y. ARMSTRONG; With New
9nss 3 aIIaseo. 4 .., lae on!1 neT q any lmpos-
Lance 1s c9n1alnsa IN tae following from the
11ent1s nal .9s 1w.S@ nsH. -. t
.Hs ~ ~ 49, 49,. ~ sae ~ ." 1ranspoft st.
+ha }oinMi, III enso. LIE, "s nave
tIathN.5 .nt !o.9 ~ 49, s1eIs u."e 49e 1ac1s are
Dn 1e st Inst fTe eensn,ca m sne ~ stfameE e.. e.
le11s Tc1 as eavs f- commsoaea y Major j.
IAHetto Ranohe, Where 1t Wae reported
tnefe was toEce OF Me11can troops. Findtog
Lone tneIe. tne csFaiy pasnea on t. Within
sw1 ses foTc o. =, Fs,1 s1 so "nffe aney d1seoy-
e!Ey anc one o-pound gun, which they had In
charge. Major NoJe3 called for the com.
msoo1nS ouicef ana uemtnoed surrender
~ me name q Inc limited sSstes. Ihe Mtx-
3cans sa11enaeleo without anJ hesitation
as1o. N95es tnen M asesftainca that there WAS
one hundred men with two piec:s Of artIl-
ltry, On the other side OF the Hie Gran5c,
"he desired 10 cross o7er About moor, the
nt1t aay IneS ~ ~ su9sseos9 T l3 geslng oFer
90 us 1e1.s 1.s s.ae INC 'ne1icaoS nao mad
no tonS ,nsaon ,yt ~, -, +b~ nh anbt ao,
-. ,eS ~ tSeap r Ms;or W Eovss; 1917 ~
.heusIu r. sa's nn5.r Ea1 'J Ford mar p.In A1tn
ius nitet a;nEst. 1Ja;or Nors. @ th..s "a
alose ~ uaf P ~ 81 st;r,n;sher. Endar 1on-
Fsncea 1--we u1es q rAnieh1ts, uloel 1np-
tafhe eAMpte anu aemEie3 ueas eGA ta7
EoeWy some u.s n1e.nt ~ .srrt 15 Tha asa Susm
into the roads ong1t O. MshI. Ihe enemy
6utnumber1ng his Snail tofcc 4e Wds com-
pelIed 70 iaA pack 70 canp; " laea cMleu
upon the Me&1csn autaarues 70 rsssfse tnclF
ARMS for Their own proteettea" naa21 Nofes
then ioIme9 nne o. oastie, ss %tth ~ SGspsaan
-: ETnrar1Hs 1900 - ~ 9hc 1af+ "a
the Mexican az11l1ef, and infantry IN the con-
tsr.
The enemy maue separate attempts 70 oat,
flank HIN, and gain his rem, ous Was fepalsea
on every charge, by the artillery and snap
shooters. Finding they could NOT succeed,
the rebels formed In line OF battle ln tae
form Of 6'mi circle. and attempted 10 drive
NoJ6' gallant band into the river, and CAD
tu1e their guns, but every coarge shey mTae
vas gallaItly repulsed WIN nsaVy LOSE. 1ue
Union loss VAS flight. Noyes Aeio nte posi-.
ton through the 10th, but coma not nsnt
for lack Of ammunition. On the night Of the
10th he received supply, aud Oh the 1ita
drove the rebels NEARLY three miles, when he
received orders to return to Hrazos With the
refugees, arms, smounit on, DC
The reported capture Of Bre#nsVi:le by
CoriinaB, is premAtu1e. Coytfnas had not
been st Brownsville. He attacked Bagdnd
On the 5th Inst and drove thu FFench into i
the town, WHEN he returned to MRfamoras,
and sent his men. over the river. The rebel
Colonel 5otd stated that he would capture
tie 1st Texas cavalry, at all hazards. tbs
III xt DAY as our forces wprA returpirr they