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sxaCx xHIs IN Toua HAT Akp KEEP
naRxugH8 he sum
Tia fslIo,x;nnrT nTmfim Tomonfsssiomn was IN made by
.ss T,es. n,.yTsma. n Besualseau useua-
ban oxCsnnws rs aaajschusksssS On
the 2ssh Of April, in which be exposed
ne sorrapsasss Of Linsoln's sdminissra-.
'sssse0gafla g,4lh2lYgll7 zsTA5
bra THAyvrNTHx PrxSrYRAE OF
a REPUBLloAN ADMINISTRATOR
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

q she time, anc hts horse wss sho, juss before
he received Inc balls. The enemy we're
M the tine advancing on q charge tosard the
miro Before them was . creex, ard after crossuig
TINS sney would have swsnpy grouua to pass. and
ehen decvity 10 ascend before reschng the Third.
Seeing TINS position of Anrs the Colonel ected Colonei
Leidl " hold na dre untn the rebls had crossed be
creeK, and then 10 fire. rady and accurately just alter
giving The order ne was shot
Captain Scott snot during the charge through the
rebel cavalry. do not know just where he 10 ihe
column ~ TIE time, ss he was not with the Consi 1T
the start AID I'D not know the charge was 10 be made
until the column moved out He near she rebel
battery when shot struck 10 the upper OF lho
and Knocked him from Ills aorso. lie lay on tGa ground
some time before being Brought on
Scott always carries mself gallantv Ia tbe neld.
Very truly, ars, W. T. CRANE.
GErgRAA Iovo.
In probable that General Tong OF Ohio, who has lust
been pron,osed, will have command Of the Second dv
sion OF cavalry az General Gerard has expressed ~sh
10 be gned TO an Infantry command Colonel AIny
OF the Fourth Michigan, has bceu rans officer bus
the promotion Of Long viii give him r,ecedence.
Nothing has transpred The Infantry iiue to-day.
Davis is dei)y advancing he line the Macon Rail
way, with little opposition.
BATTLE AMONG RtBEIs.
During the night OF K'pa.r!css entry into Jonesbsrc
brief skraish iook pace between the reDe, infantry
and cavalry who took ssch other for Yankees Ten
tselve were killed and thirty wounded the mis-
take was discovered.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Tbs Charge OF Religious yrtoIeranc at
the ucDoegsii fHo.nftaI.

10 IHB kDltoR OF rEE HERALD.
HxApouARrrus nyrlrTirv~r or Trrs r.sr
Nav YoRg CRY, August q, 1864.
Major General Dix requests tSs publication Of Tho
closed ocia report IN regard to the charge Of religious
in,oierancs at Fort Schuyler. Respectfully yours,
CHAs. TEMPLE NIX, MAJOR snd A. d. o.
NEpicAr Daxc1os's orrct, DErlsrsrsT o, rHx Essr,l
No l25 HiucKIn sgrrEr,
NEW YORK, August 2o, 1854
sr-In accordance With ycur Instructions 10 investi
rate tnc charrcs Cuntspod w anonymous communca
gsnerhl sonmsrops the dopartmen, for report, Sc,
visited trc Nc0ouga Hospital yesterday and ascersaLed
that the following are.ihc facts IN tho caso'--
Tho author u the ersise nigh, nurse IN the hos
pltaispefu ami iuEobor tpse In hts nature, one-thTd
o. whose time has bcsn spsrt In tho guard house. and
who wnr DISCHARGED Yesterday ana drummed out OF tbs
hosplial for bad conduct.
Tie chaplain at the hospital Is Protestant but Ia
every which the services or Catholic prssl aro
desired Father Kcnsss, living At wcsehester sx mieI
distant s sert fc Ihs greatest harmony and good ise
snsrse snd oitsg m@ds. ofeeps sss ,bsr ps,ls,,
Ahoosh the surgeon IN charge has OF cosvey.
snce, authority erpcrd the Eovertineot funds tor
ths purpofs hs never hes failed ~ comnun cate 10
Father Kensas the wishes az those dosrig his vista
tion. Eome.imu the ncsssses arc transmitted By LEV
tsrsnt Jacxsun, Acting Assistan and at
otber tinae BY psrsop from Wesichestsr dorg daily
business at this hospital.
lay and ssrpehsnson ffcu tho surgeon 10 charge 90,
being informed 10 timo. The author OF tho article N III,
paper ss he states wrote % The priest but undarsand
bis note was so abusive and nsuliinc that notice
IL Is proper her. to stats ,sM vas Informed ~ pr
Srrsaue In charge, that rather Eersaila fe-s
and mortified at tna publication of the article entcn
being false aud harsh In w language seems 10 inricas
this cergyms who dselsns entirely its unlustaable
statements HIS ntefcoarse Al tns hospital n Of tns
most pleasant eharacIsr, snd very beps1csl In ia In
Eusnce.
The writer's soccun, cf tne money taken ron the de-
ceased s untrue. Dr. sprasus showed nle the smount
bsopfng e him, amounting 10 cnr hundred aud thirty
dollars, witch vii ne turned 20 ths paymaster spd
treasury according o regulations sBd held subject 10
tho calm ~ me isgL hoirs. Very respectfully rour
obcdieut servant, VA d SLOAN.
Surgeon CDnsd States army,
Srrfacn c Mcnorcur, tuusi states Arms Ms,icaI
Director, DeUaTlnens Of the Last
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

a Battle for tho POssossion OF Mobile
Expccted-Fhe Concs sntration or the
Union Forces. Sc.
From the Mobile Register. ..
There some intelligent observers no believe thAt
the Yankees msssnp army FOR . determined ag.
tack Mobile. With the troops already on Dauphip
Island behind Fort Morgan ana those lately With
drawn from Western Texas Morganza, LOUISIANA, from
A. }. Smiths army In front Of General Forrest these
gentlemen OF the opinion enemy gather
thousand In aid o. the aeei for attack on
water and land lines Our h0rities wisey act
ing upon this Hypothesis and preseet words have
reference 10 them. But II IA the question relates %
combaiants that We present TO their considera.
tion We do not TO wre any articles 10 drive
off and away the and children, !! can
bep 10. But IL Ia duty to stste the faGts, 50 thas
fathers and other heads OF families act understand
ingly In the premises. We Therefore say that from
present appearances the Yankees gog TO be fooo
enough to The strength of their heads os tor.
tihcaIions and those whose bnsi,ess " not 10 stand
FIRE had bettor s'stand from undefn
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
NEWS BY THE YAzO0 AND MCCLELLAN.

BY the arrival OF United state. mail steamship Yszoo,
Captain Couch, have very interesting details OF the
bomb brdment by the combined forces OF Admiral Farrs
gut and General Granger Of Fort Morgan At the entrance
to Mobile Bay, ard Its unconditional surrender TO
forces the morning Of the 23d OF August.
The United States steamship Mcclellan, Captain Gray
from New Orleans August q al two o'clock 4. ", also
arrived a; this por, yesterday.
Al, uns p. NJ on the 2ith tho Mcclellan anchored on
Mobile bar. On the 25Ih at seven A. H.. she crossed the
bar and anchored in Mobile Bay, close to the fssship
Hartford At two p. H she left for New York At mid
night Of The 27th q August she pu. the Key West mail
on pilot boat bound iu.
Captain Gray briggs Admiral Fsrraruts Official dc
spatches regarding the capture Of fcr Morgan, and the
following named Hag. which to be delivered 70 Ad.
miral Psuldng, United states Navy
tlag OF the rebel ram Tennessee, captured by the
United states nse., August 6, 1884.
Flag Of tbs rebel steamer Selma, captured by the
United States steamer MetaComet, Captain Iewet,.
Flag OF the rebel Fort Gaines, surrendered TO the
United States feet, Augusts.
Flag of he rebel Fort Morgan, surrendered 10 the
United states forces, August %.
On the nisa ot 25,h Captain Jewe succeeded ID
blowing up the rebel ram Nashville. she Just 10
Low Mobile. she was thros hundred and sxly IL.
length, aud was to havs mouoted twelve Suns
On the 25h Captain Thono Stevens. in tho ore,ia
10 dragging or torpedess 10 the chspnel below tho
suoccsdcd 10 iasag up six. The Tsnnesses would
soon Leave Tor New Orleans The Selma 10 dolua
cn.y In the Union cause.
Pursor r. Cook o. the Yszoo reports thai ihs feet At
tackled Fort Morgan the mcrslng OF tho 22d General
Page commanding, surrendered uncondl,iousIy at two
r. w. on the 23d Tho fort much damsg.d, owing TO
The rapid drlns of ths feet, which quick sad
| slant that ths fort could scarcely reply.
when the vhito fag boalsd the sphusssm OF on
| officers and ueu knew bounds. They lmmesstsly y
commersed pronisoaous ssaiing with muskot,, piS
tolls, &c.
me plot reported The fever the decrease Al Key
West,
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Affairs In East Tenne sssc.

From the Richmond Inquirer August 90
The Bristol Gazette Of the 26sh, received yeaterday has
important Of affairs IN East Tennessee We copy
from its columns the following
The enemys cavalry two hundred aud seventy Ave
strong dashed into Rogersvs sunday last capturing
Hon J. HesKell, Colonel Walker, Lieutenant Blew ns
and the Provost Marshal, with nineteen privaes After
the prisoners formed in lne and placed guard
three OF them we're shot down 10 cold blood by de
serter from our army by the name Il sizemore Mr.
Rogans OF Bristol, was severely wounded under the
same circumstances.
Knoxville the vicinity OF Buls Gap whilst heavy
force Of cavalry advanced from that direction On
Tuesday they attacked forces who fell back before
superior numbers to Jonesborough.
This ID the movement which that inclrnate fend,
Brownow, had In anticipation when he editoriay
"that certain East Tennessee regiments would
turn TO the Department OF East Tennessee when they
would s3termnate tho rebel population"
N B-We learn go TO press that the Yankees
have advanced 10 within few miles Of Kingsport
another article speaking Of the condition OF affairs,
the Gazette says:
Tho intelligence received every few days from East
Tennessee represents the condition Of peope that
country IS becoming more and moro distressing.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
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Instructions 90 tho Provost Marshals by
Geaerai Hays.
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Instructions 60 tho Provost Marshsls by
General Haya.
CIRCULAR NJ. 10.
OrYrcy A. A. pRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL AHD1
SUpERiNrsSDxNI VOLUNTEER SgRvIcr, SOUTHERN
DISTRICT NEW YORK. NEW YoRK August ~. 1894
Ths following Instructions from the Provost A,rrhas
General communicated Tor the infor tion u tho
provos marshsis IN this DIVISION who instructed 70
mako every arrangement for carving them into effect
In the coming draft and I'VE the drawings made
ana notices served In such way az 30 give The board
hundred ard twenty for examination zach day, and
let the Board have their preparations made for dsposng
Of that number.
As the number who win fail to report and the number
OF substitutes cannot be roretod by the Boards am
that ihey only approximate TO strict sxecu
fon Of the order but wish them to exercise their
best judgment la making arrangements TO
possible 10 effeciing the OBJ ect proposed
1hst the examination may commence soon ~ posst
BILE after ths drat ts ordered, be well TO notify
frs those the sub districts mns 10 head
quarters and require them TO report & cay three foas
or i've days. By command OF -
Brgsdier General HAYa
n IN A Gen
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
The Rebel Ram Nashville
Blown Up.
A Resume Of Twenty Days
Campaign.
WHAT mas EEEN ACCOMPLISHED
THE OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

Secretary Stanton TO General DIX.
WAR DgrAkTnKNr, I
WARRINGTON Sept. 1-lo60 A. N.
10 Major General JonN A. DIX
This Department has just received General Canbys
Official reports Of the surrender Of Fort Morgan
New ORLEANS, La, August "a, 1864.
Fort Morgan surrendered Internationally yesterday,
Esd instant, st twoP. N.
T. r. 8. CANDY, MAJOR General.
NEW ORLEANS, August "a, 1884
BY the surrender Of Fort Morgan have about six
hundred prisoners, sixty pieces Of artillery and large
quantity o.ua,eia. In the twelve hours preceding tho
surrender about three thousand shells thrown into
the fort
Tho citadel aud barracks entirely destroyed, and
tho works generally much injured.
Many Of the guns spiked, the carriages burned
and mucn Of the ammunition destroyed by the rebels.
the losses n the army killed and seven
wounded. E. r. 8. CANDY, Major General.
Nothing has been received to-day from Generals Grant,
sherman Sheridan
EDWIN ~ STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
THE HERALD DISPATCHES
Mr.. ". II. Wells Despatch. 4
YrRY liorG,g Aurust n ler
rour MORGAN n orRs,


rom MORGAN " orRs.
rcr. Morgan IL ours Tts old stars srd srIpcs after
an ipeoa of liiIs than three years. again aca
over hs ramrsrS snd The garrison Assemble 10 Ice
OF "yankee poodlsp and "Han Columbia
Aitventy minutse TO seven O'Clock on Tuesday morn
Ing, August ~ 1894 Fort Morgan mounting sixty heavy
aurs spd consinng garrison cf six hundred men,
rendered Internationally to the combined forces Of The
army and savy Of the Cnlted States, Alter bombGd
rsni oi isss thsn twenty -four hours.
pxrAns cS TRs syRnnapx.
o. snniay eveniug General Granger notified Admiral
FafiHu bat ne would be ready 70 oron tho siese
norens ., daylight rhm pigh, The Admiral Win hts
a,s took position ip lire q battle sHa Monday morning
al Eve ociocs opened upon Morgan with thirty gurs
OF various cabre, and sixteen sgh, end teni5ch NOR
tArs, sod 10 short time .hres NoDiors and severs,
wooden vessels opened, ,he former with ard az
tesnrch shells, and the latter with fed tbirtytwo
Founders. Tho erpg continued with great vigor and er.
trrorunary accuracy until dars, when The Gee, wnb.
drew aud the nrlng consiausd only 81 Intervals By
FIRE ~ rrr rosr.
nurins the afternoon smoke noticed ascending IN
aftsacy vou1s from particular poa, inside the fort
and Il vNs suTmlscc by macy ttat sore rau % the
work on hre sllhorFh very Oe sad thcus hi
about VI, 80 erest THE oisrest msntssted n toe
accuracy cf The sr,cry prectee bu, ,t,alnre O'Clock
uuAbs broad sheet o eauo burst oIGA. ShiCa shcns
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

rrSsOvArs
General fitzpatrick was conspcrous n the hottest or
tne light by his preeeUcs cheering on the uen aud en-
coursslng them 70 deeds OF vel9r An lbe commanders
IN IRE Third division behaved WELL as did also iosT reg
mental and oorpany o1lcsrs.
now oesssAy LosG WAS wousprD.
nave tne liberty OF publishing the following nrivats
note written by Of the Gensrape staG. giving the
wound
iiASauAsrrrs, sxcosp Rscrxrvr, srcovp pIrr,,oS, I
August IS, 1854
Clrrly--Accompsnyire piesse AM et ~ cesaaltes IN
FNst lhifi ono Fourth onto resimsnts wlihat OF killed.
wounded snd missing.
Colonel Iong WIS wounded IN thi-n snd fore arm)
While direcdtg tho movements ~ tho ihitd ono, MO
hsd armad n hoe ri dtmognted) protecting the or
the eoump as u moved out lie was On bis morse
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
mor,ars, eight and ten inch be under command oS
MAJOR Roy, Of the First Indiana artillery.
Mr. Henry Tnompson's Dsspaton.
Nrw ORLEANS, La August %, 1854

Ar' Henry Tnompson's Usspaton.
Nsw osxASs. La, August 20, 1904
ANTICIPATED CAPTURE or nosiLs err
me next steamer from New Orleaas viii probably
Droe tne account Of The capture Mobile tho removing
o. Inc oossruc.ions being the only serious mpedmsns
now. Inese can be removed 10 a week
ADMIRAL pAaRAour's psspArcH.
The oGiclai dsspa ch from Admiral Fsrrasut roads -
folows3-
NAosHp r,srroRp ,
hoBnB BAT, August 70, 1904
10 Com. PArNFS, Commanding a, Nov orlsans:--
Fort Morgan made an unconditional surrender At two
r. 10 day 20 tho forces OF the army and navy Paso
did not make us walt az long As expected.
We win cheer Neg and salute il hoisted with
hundred guns by the whole nest
Congratulate the General commanding upon the grsas
which attended bis nrs, In this department.
Nothing could have been than
biued operations. We bad ambition to excel s7ch
other but in tho OF the enemys rorss which
was erectualy done by both army and navy.
Very truly, yours, y. G. FARaAGUr,
OPERATORS DysPArcn
The operator at Southwest pass sends ihe following 70
Captain W. G. Fuller, Superintendent the Uoited staten
Military Telosraphs OF the piyisiou o West Mssssippi
souIawssr PASS, august "a, 1864
j'y tho Of the United States steamer Tepnessse
from Moui LEARN that Fort horPrp su-rendered yes
terday at two o'clockP. n. general sgo prisoner
board.
The tnfen states sehmer Benv'le s In sight, cOTDa
on, With more prisoners, aid ron her viii gei you iui
particulars. u. MUNRO, Operator
sxcoSD pnsrATcH
! am Informed by the Captain cf the Bienvle thAA
Fort Morgan surrendered at Two r. h yesterday. We
took SIX huDd oil prisoners and lost Prior 10
the surrender tho buildings inside the fort were burned
by our sbots.
The United States stea hip Bitnvle would stop
for me, cannot learn thing iarthcr Six hundred
prisoners were captured, snd coming up the
river m the Benvile and Tennessee General Page y on
board the Tennessee MUNRO.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Brigsdier General HA
O. Q. CRAM, A. A. ASjutnnt General.
Apprehendcd Reststsncs 10 the DRAFT I'm

The sunbury American, published In Eor,bumbsrand
county, Pa, says:-For some time past II has been
morcd that cora,n districts In Columbia ccunty do
termined resist the on OF the laws relation to
draft for which the teachings of the party organs OF
county Ind prepared them IL ssaied that about
Thousand adivdlalsanonR them many deserters from
the ranks OF the armyhad assembled 10 Fishing Creek
township armed and equipped for defence In OF
attack. They iutIencboi themselves on the side Of
mountain with four pieces ~ artillery; bat General
Couch marched against lnem with n,e hundred ana
eighty mon, and they aurcum bed without Bring shot
Few DAYS ago q deputy provost marshal shot BY
one OF them and severely wounded.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
....mn. OF rebel Prisoners to Escape

r-e Rochester Rsrvsss says-Frcm Nv. nana, sho ar.
yivsd from Fnira last evening, We learn that An susmpt
hss been made BY the rebel Drscuss 10 mrs 20 csc re
from their confinement They mad msnsged 70 ds
breach urder ground dissncs Of f0iy Zee rtst
the enclosure " the grounds aud under tie hos la nuf
ing The rsneis, ~hen discovered, wete brsSy eagAs,
I'll rors w the trench. sud wers AIMING fuF s,gFN
tent The ditch ouy about two and haH ieet ~
snd.about three ises under ground, Apd Only iNo
conid geg N eta tins They bad tools ~ wcEs ~,
aid how tney managed 10 set 90 far 10 hard ssfe'v
gOn la ugs1cry.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Another RaAa ON the Macon and All an ta
r. AAiir0aa-Ihe Rebels tsuuIsG at Jones
DOrO-Etght progrcsssny.
From the Petersburg Express, August 29l
By the Macon papers learn that another raid has
been made on the Macon and AttsDta Railroad
On Friday night the Yankees took Of Jsnes
bOro routing rdo;s there, and Saturday morning
they burning the track north south the
The rumor s that they intend to hold the position al
fall back.
Tne Yankee force varously estimated al from twelve
hundred to three thousand At last accounts they had
been attacked BY Jcks0ns cavalry, and the fghs
progr ressing; but no particulars as yet known.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Reported Retreat or sherman from At.

IfTom tno kichmOpd Examiner, August ~.
Was reported yesterday that Official intelligence had
been received that Sherman rereating from Atsnta
and that Hood was pressing him heavily. We are much
disposed TO believe this report, though Information
on the subject has been given the press. Wheeler and
others have been play ing such n shermans
have rendered his position before Atlanta dan.
gerous and extremely uncomfortable.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Our Eraxos Santiago Correspondence.
EsszoS SANTIAGO A-xust ~ Ke1

Tbs steamer Clinton, capisln talbot, viii sail for Now
Orleans 70 day and aya mysof o. tts opportunity 10
seud the ExsAIp sprinkling Of Mexican news.
The French aud rescionsy forccs supposed to be com
m srded By ceper Dousy, bsyc advanced from San Louis
po,oxi ana now occupy ao the capital OF the State of
Coabulla, sxty.three miles from Monterey, the pfoyt
sionai seat Of governments OF President Jrsrez
be policy OF President Juarsz seems yet to be TO avoid
general engagement aud attack the already too extended
lines III tie invaders.
The family OF President susrcz take pAessgc the
Ciiaton for New CrleaEs, ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Rumored Arrival or Juarex In tins
United ststes-Movcments OF she Em-
peror MnximiI1an-The Military Sltu-
alton. SC.
BY arrival At this port yesterday from New Orleans
We have interesting intelligence from Mcxice
Juarez had left the country, was rumored, for the
United States This report the probable
Clinton, from Brszos Santiago.
The New Orleans Abefs says iha, Juare2 himself had
lett Mexico, but At the date OF wri,lngAugust 24was
vessel in the Mississippi river where hs would bs
detained by a ten days quarantine.
The Emperor Masimlan Is pursuing conc.liatory po-
Icy and trying 10 obtain ths or the prominent
OF all parties He had LETT the capital for Guadais
lara hoping to 10 his carse tho Jusrist chiefs
there, who, It Was rumored, we're d.arcc.od. lie had
again urged Santa Anna 10 como to Mexico
Tho only appointments made by Aaxmilisn s'nce his
arrival 10 Mexico tho selections OF Amonts the
Marshal OK the Palaces and of Ramirez as Minister.
Urass is daily expected. and viii, by order Of The
Emperor, be treated becomes bis ransss general
Of q division.
The French ana npcralist troops marching stimuli.
taneouEly upon New Lson, Coahuila and Tamaulpas IL
10 expected that Monterey and ls.anoros will econ be
attacked.
In pursuance o his coDciaory policy ihe Emperor has
issued circular forbiddlng the in official dccumens
or by tho newspapers odious irritating ep.hsts
as applied to those Mssicaas Who 10. holding oul
against the smpirs.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

| NJ @ B IL G.,
ORcial Accounts Of the Sur
render Of Fort Morgan.
Dispatches from Secretary Stanton,
Gsa. Canly and Admiral Farragut.
DETAILS OF THE B0MRaRDMENT.
The Herald Accounts OF the
Capture.
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The Fort Forced to Capitulate
In Twenty-four Hours.
Attempt Of tho Rebel General Page to
Surrender to tho Navy.
The Rebel Ram Nashville
Blown Up.
A Resume Of Twenty Days
Campaign.
WHAT HAS EEEN ACCOMPLISHED,
&ese kess 49,
THE OFFICIAL DESPATCH.