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Corsners' Inquesss. .

TIE EkcENr DEADLY ASSAULT wITH A HAnMg8--
ASIE xoRTEx ExAxsATioN M TRB vIcrIH.
Henry N.Jey, the bcrsssnoer, on whom deadly ~
sAa Committed the morning. the eth instant
by yanty PYahnigAn FOR the reason that he refused
70 ioin Brannlpan az other bcreeshetJs. thcn .
strike FOR higher ~ase., lying ~ bic rssderce. ~
West Porsy scconc street, In very critical cor ciion
Coroner Jaruey yesterday called 70 Jake his ante
mcrtem dec1eitson. Hiey testified 20 havins been
struck 90 The head BY Brannigab With a hammer, and
DOWN 1hs jury rendered verdict against Brsnnseau,
and be is n prison s~ance VI. result Of Key's y.
jar g. x
yATAl RUN OVEN CASUALLY
cofoser Rsurey Yesterday ne,d IN ,eacest ~ ls PAR.
-tw street m the body Of James sampeon chla three
years 81 age, over N frontcf bic psrouss
resioeDce by one Of The wheels OF q arge truck ard
almost instantly killed The Dssg sec dsDsa
tie J,Dy serdersd q verdict b. TIA, effect. .l 4
nun ovsn Nv MS owS CART.
wllLn Gavin, carmsn, yesterday died IN &, LoAs,s
HUspssa from she enecis Of yeoe we'd on tho sh
jnsfsnt consscuonce Of having beeo see,destav rvp
cver BY ne own cart, from which be thrown while
driving fsst Coro0ey HaLnsv held 40 iuaneet on the
body. betesse0 ~As nisy ysass a. age end is,ve of
Iselsrj.. , 1'l2lf !,
, yATAL BATcTwAy CASUALTIES.
william Pool ,ssosaiIy nate o. tbe ship BRIDGE vsrr,
TIE fot 81 Dover street hed yeserda, a, the
New York Hesp.ls from she cescs Of ,nures ace y~a
by snnc down the nctch@ay Of the ship the rht pre-
vioos Coroner Widey held inquest on the BODY Toe
Jury rendered verdict OF Accidental DEATH
coroner wildsg alo had inquest At tho Ne~ Yorh
Hospital sho remains o. Edward Mason waiter on
hcafd .ne etoaanshp Roanoke who died ycs,erday Do
erased e down The hatcfway of tho steamer on S,pda
nlgbt conscquence u nistakDg the door Ieadng 10
the hanhwsv0 Tor ttst OF the cabin Deeef sed wa
'iEehty two scars VI age, ARD y na,,ye NJ Spsin
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49, OnIHA err, August 10, 1884
A...T >kAns re hourly osmnhtins new Aepredat,ons
<s1e stock. burnlsg Trains ssd killing indscrimi
oasey.
They wsSe wkbn hundred yards Of the piIkcts u
FORT KssSny yass night, and srsd arrow ~ coe Of
thoaD.
A esaeh arrived ~ Fort Kesrny thn morning and
ports passing several trains which had been Hnrped and
eleven dead bodice BY the roadside
A party Of whites were killed Al soIr'y two Mile
erees last night.
The Indians have stolen al The stock Co,tcbwood
Station ninety miles Of Fort Eearny
THIS morning fpariy IL soldiers started In pursuit Of
them.
Ii "a yell known thai renegade Whites supposed 10 be
from usnlells old taod associated With the indiana
| in these depredatocs.
KE FoRr Laramie, August 9, ls64
The lpdisDe getting very bold
There is great alarm throughout the oouoiry.
Il ie feared they viii attack this point.
Many emgrante have been killed and much stock
1 etoien. 81
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CLEARED
snnmsent setnh trJl Jodxne QusshsiswS and Lvsy.
s,camshtp Liberty, wilson Havsns--Bsrsors 90
stesnshp fssoo, Couoh. New orlcans-Ludan- Heins
stesmshp Potemse Sherwood, Pcrsiand--n B, Cromwell
sep Bmis Fannm. ssnss, Panama Merchant d Car.
Snip Emeralc, Nickel. Lvs,pocl-Bsw 4 Frotsins
ship Die fieie ,sus,. Gsrspovicb Sswry -Holmboe 1
snip Rising sao, Orr, St Joan MN Peabccy
Bsrk ssxonyiiis Iordan, London-C Wright
bsrk Ascmsa ussl). Lsuro, Goucss'er-Holmeoe Bal
Girh scandebers tans,. clss-epins. cork-Holmbos 4
bar. Harriet Stephenson tBr, Prindls Havre- Boyd
BARK H'sase,,a ual. Torsorico. Bordeaux -Holubos
Bark Flora tBr), Behnken, HAmburs-earrels Mover. n
Ssrs o.ss sR, 1srs passn AnswsrgTW schmidt
S,,s ss%srs Bsmenl JAoAsns, fsrnsmbucofunch,
BARK Princess As,sndr. DAM. Dcu,e S, rhomAsRocbs
ssri zsphy,ns IN. Permission, psm,rsr.-xiddl..on 4
Brig YAad tBrl Richardson, oueen,.own-rGeko 4
Brs Hsrrie, tBrl, Mckenzie, LsgnAyra-HJ& cane
yr,a; .B,. sssy, ~ M.,smorcs-.J Whitney Co
@ I.s ws. Nv sss1cs
Brig AlerAndsr Rcseis nossbrOOf, 0laee BayTbonpsc.
R ss .''g; s Gs S: S . ss.'ss
ATf,s me cse s. S';.se si.,cs
Brig John shay ,sss. Bal'imorsss s smss ="
Hchr Lyolente Hsarse Tlart katarnoros.- A Law
schr bcArsc. kArbel. MAtarooro.--A Leary. .t.
schr MADEIRA (Pr), Eugcni. CurAcoa--D X Dewmf
sehr AsnA Sophia tBrj, Rice. AuI csyes-wilson Cam
sefr I'm ms Anderson trr, asssr s,Msriins-yaiAble
s.tr prssor upansh, Petersen cow Bay--ves Beeohs,
sehr f,Isn, iE,l M.rrinsn. 8. John, as-p ps-of
Scbr CASTOR. Albro, GeorRstowp-L Kenny 80
schr union, Smith, george'own-M Bedei.
hcbr " qrantop Btarfp Providence-- III q Rattru
steamer John Thomson. Me1abs. baltimore
stsgmer n PaJchiio Tioat. Phlsdeirha
ffMM.N HH ARRIVED fs
$ steamer Kensngon Acting Vol I,,,f rou " n Ga,
sDnstnil, Tortress Eonroe, 80 he urs - y - ~
h sicarner medcs Commander Preston rassnn up
4davs. u $500 N"''"' -
ship Marianne Nottebotm Lamb aLi,erpoo1 June "A
Three births. M " " O'a "sn~i''
ship Mary 'o'gren ,ef rhom.aop,. y,,per c.,a,o "a
days, With iron and ~ passengsrs 70 Snow n Buyrsss
ship Deutschland ffisrn), aensen. Hanlburg 10 DAYS
WIN mace and ~ passcneers, 20 Knnhardt A Co
shT y. ss nrus Onjss Rotterdam, ~ DAYS, with
~ b3. bav laI s. t.eUate. = : " - y - -
WIN msa u JAY 20 Passed Java Head Nav y, Oapc
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The Lfndhay Blues.

FFFNTAL UNUEHS--NU. =.
HEAnQttRJrRs. ONE HUNDRED SECOND
REcIME~r ~ G. s n. Y.
All uniformed members OF this regiment ordered
% report 81 headquarters Immediately transporta.
ton 90 Fmira 70 return their uniforms they will
be arrested and treated deserters. BY order OF
Colonel JOHN ~ WIISEY.
2. ~ LANE Lieutenant and Acting AdJutaat.
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MIBCELLANEOUU.
$2.OOO.OO0 LOAN
or TIM
n0nNrY OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF NEW YORK. 4
Subscriptions are hereby Lean Of I've AnsQ
Dollars authorized BY ordinance Of the Board Of sspss<
visor. approved by he Mayor June 49, 1864. entitled IA
Ordinance provide the procurement OF yoinn,es" fos
Armies Onion part parcel Of ITO quota os
the City and County of New York. under any future an -
the President for nen'
The proper for such aaoscrp,ons win .. opened
81 the comptroer's after Saturday Tho
June instant and win the whole suuA
shan be taken.
Subscribers will be yeqaedt de po with n. Csupsv
Treasurer. at the Broadway bank. within DAYS after
entering their subseptcns the subscribed sospv
item respectively and presenting his pts ne
money the Comptroller they win Of th.
county for equal amounts redeemabe before JuHe
1865 with date payment rate or
sI per cent per annun.
Our fellow citizens and the public genera ~ are
fully invited to co operate with the Board Supervising
the benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying he
quota OF men from his county on the OF tho
Presiden. for for the soon 10 he made
public without resorting 10 draft for that pnIpcsa No.
ton win not be to raise volunteers nIeT tho
ordinance referred until sufficient anonos - sub
scrbsd 10 Warrant the Committee in proceeding il h'o
matter
MATHEW + BRENNAN ComrroreI
CRY NEw YoRK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE. % aYrsoEr
LERs OFFICE. Jnce IS. 1864.
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RRADY'S MERCURY STORIES
HoLLoWAsH HALL:
a TALE OF A ia UNITED RCyoE
BY MARGARET BLOUNT.
Author OF Il Dangerous Woman" Orphan Of Clrnley"
"Downe Reserve" kitty Atherton,p At
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Mailed. free OF postage, receipt Of price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher.
No. 20 ANN STREET, New York
fSoRNs, BUNIONs. INVERTED NAILS TRNDBR
~ Feet, nc. cured without BY DR. RICE Surgeon
Chiropodist SO Bowery. Citizens Sank Rico Amt
hiator Germs, Bunions &c. BY mail, so cents
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A YOUNG LADY WHO gpEAES FRENCH, GERMAN
"A ana Fr~sh fucnsiy wi. L~s stlaton Ms nousr.
Keeper or 80 attend confectionery ar BAKERY " srrps
toned busnesr Address apylv 10 4. Miller, 49,
Esser st, after o clock tr#4 +r
49,
THE MONTfsL7 MEETING OF TIE NEW YORK
Democ ntc Associs Of the Ivontich ward will
hold al lgG Eigth avenue Thursday evening lgutt n
Al ~ q clock All hereby notified Al
tend rIF 3 s.IfN JOHN fsCDorALD Presdeni.
Apas Hpus, Secretary 0-.'as
Vv ArTED-Bv RRspEcrApLM YOUNG WOMAN
w with fresh breast OF max situation wet
Apply n. 2s East f5h ~ next house 20 the corner
heor.
49,
M EFT wURav wAavEp Apply hrssDry ST NEW
w yorH, or al 1853 Westminster a. Hvcchl,o,
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Card NJ Thanks 60 Captain Jarman.
We, he undersigned passengers per steamship Iowa,
from fiasre Jolly IL herewith tender TO Captain Stephen
Jar Of said steamship heartfelt thanks
the find and good treatment received by At his
hands during the voyage, great pleasure in
bearing testimony 10 his efficiency and
the excellent sesgoHg gu alities or his shipJ
ROTHSCHlLU, JACOB SCHULTZ
NICHOLAS SCBRAMk, WILLIAM MANN
1slA0 Roos, THEODORE MILLER
JusRf Il bOnLEB
On behalf OF 36o passengers.
NEw foHk. August & 1874.
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Cricket.
INV yuRK We. BRoNxyILI.P CLUES,

INV YdRH w. BRoExvlLLF CLUES.
Tie match between the second eleven of Ihe New York
and the fret eleven Of the Hronxvie clubs played
yesterday the Bedford cfcket ground Brooklyn The
players from Bronxvine, Westminster county, AL
asold countsymen,n haiipg from Sheheld, whence
many celebrated cricketere arrived The
highly interesting, and the players from BropYve
meet hospitality entertained by the New York players
The score stood as follows
Rams. BR0N1vilLR Rum
First innings l09 First innings ......... Sc
Second innings seven second pniugf. ........ o.
vicaeis % felD ...... 10 -
Total -. l2A
Iota! III
UKrHEs--Messrs. Higham nd Hudson
The only double scores in the game were made by Hall
20 OAKLEY IS NeG 49, and Hamer 10 for New York and
Hoinsvorh Il and Luckily IL for BroDxville.
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Base Ball,

Base Ball.
ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN vs. CAMDEN or yHILA.
pELPHIA.
The trst nine Of the celebrated champion Atlantic Cub
accompanied hy throng OF friends, are on
visit 10 Philadelphia with view OF playing the most
prominent clubs OF city grand match was played
Monday toe Olympic and Athletic club grounds,
which resulted 10 great victory for the Atlantcs the
full score Of pire innings being played. The Atantcs
scored sxty four TO ten for the Camden Club FIVE
being lowest for the Atlantic and
the highest for the Camden Club. Umpire, Mr.. Klein.
.tIier OF the Athletic Club
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DLEAsURB EXCURSION ON HARLEM RIVER
The high bridge over Harlem river Is now thrown opsA
Aisng the bridge 10 increase the OF for th0
city IL now presents on its top new feature, and han
solid substantial rAlings, rendering IL safe fog
children pleasure seekers The Harlem and spuyten
Duyv Navigation Companys boats ply hourly from Har-
lem High Bridge First boat 81 A. n from Harlems
last boat down p II. from Kingsbridsc. Fare ~ censs
or IL tickets for 81 ID D. INSLEB,
Assistant 6uperinte ndent
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NEWS IRONS KENTUCKY.


Capture - u.rsv Horses by Gacssihas-
-. Iess n meCeok's RAtd-Asfss~A
:. Acknowleass = Passpsrted neoc'
bearer oS Dispatches. &c.
= Icuwvnas, KY, Ar<,usa =. Ysex
rns morning twenty gueTras sliacKSa p.rsy Of uwn
usder w. q LaDssd, Who xere dsl.ns ssx,y horses .,
6aatD The SAIL rtsss rsad, I've miles from wSs
ro.n he guer,ns KIDD three nea>soc capto easotl
swo bosecs.
no Nashville Union has cicissuthcriy that loss
10 kcC0oks RAID will nut exceed eve lnndb ed.
/ Walker Taylor, psrportna TO be a rebel bearer OF
dispatches stepped n Neu Albany nghI. bear
sna letter from Cot A. H. 1sanson, dated Headquar-
teve a the Confederate Forces. Union comfy Kaa'ucy
" General BuSbvdge asking he (tsenersi Burbridgc)
considered the shooting of Abe rebels Henderson as
So accordance With his order regarding suesslas, and
depu, zing Mayor Taylor 70 oopfar vito him on She
subject at M
General Ewing directed O0lope, FsieiRh 10 write IA
Colonel johnson, refusing recognize MAJOR fay'cr, rs
Colonel johnson IN Keotucsy State not within ihe
Confederate inss and command OF I'M, small force,
composed chiefly Of irresponsible mes and as he John
soS) acting without suy authority known % General
Ewing he officially trsnsmis his message 10
General and refused further Intercourse With
hrrp: apd Major Taylor claimed be Confederat
roldser would send hiD INTO the Confederate hnes
company Of sucriss encamped al Garrettsville
last night. 6aM#
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EXCURSION s.

QIDDLE'S GROVE AND WOODBRIDGE PAEE.-THU
ID splendid barges Geraldine and Stella largo
steamer with saloons Also small steamers for pns and
excursions. r. v. BONNELL & CO., $50 Front street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

- We have received Vol. !, No. l,
Of the Alexandra True Flag. Published
at Alexandra, No., and edited BY John
F. Howe. tits good-lookins sheet and
makes = vigorous commencement. Il
hoists the stars and stripes At its masl
head. Urges it 70 be the duty of all pa.
triots to support the Administration n
the best and only means of maintaining the
unity Of the country against the assault Of
traitors in arms. enters its protest against
treason in all its forms, opposes any COM
promise or psacs with rebels that will
dishonor the flag or the country. 1t ad-
vocates the utter determination Of slavery
and advocates the claims of Abraham
Lincoln aud Andrew johnson for the two
highest Offices in the gift Of the people.
1t is a thoroughly live, loyal paper, and
we hope will receive = large and hearty
support from the people of Northeast
Missouri.
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Eel tis tLidises Is TS,ad
brisk IRE Of muskstsy, resulting il no in.
jury, when thsg disoovsey.Rea made thu
tha plaes could not b taksa .by. xaenlal
attack.
Aieet Chamb6rs erdSysd ehsset. Ii
ihlmssH lssding il most galIanty. II
ehasee resulted ia The e6pturc L 81
Lissssaaat, ; 6essssat, bsdly woaudsd,
one corporal and eleveh privatss.
9 The command va scoonpanied bv ,
anag party, which spsa azrivia4 at ths
buildiugs, smoked oat. The rebsls. cen,-
pslliAg thsn . give battle o. The spsa
gronnd. ~. % 8 ,.fa
IN tho engagement which immediately
followed the rsbals suffered severely il
killed and vonudpd. Our los vas oaly
one man.
A torpedo, together With Z ealvanie
battery and large quantity OF powdss,
smetl sFms, ammunition snd camp squipl
ags - esptsssd.
A large amount Of graiu, oEist ard saw-
mills and machinery was Destroyed.
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A Order osaessaiae oteanbeaAs.
E s a.ss r.. So ss'liigs =. d. Ipdia Juiy IA.
8. p esdsr Of oss. nNsscsAss, ~ en-
(letntsApd ~ nndaruIilsss, aud one' !,
see 0eaEtsrmaster's = depertusat. ~ M,
49, . b kept in the hsrbor With sfal
hea4 q steam day and night 10 tov burn.
tsk seats into Tie fivss, aud III Stsansr,
not receiving or delivering freight are q
anchor put ip ths. stresp.r Aleo I'll skifs,
yasl1y nd 4hsrsu "a 80 - pr5lsh;t'
ed from plying 10 the harbo. without
proper ssthosity. Capt. g. ". Ford i
|R..s s;e|eY hks :, s.ess: g. Il
Joseph says that I've companies Of militia,
most Of which hsiosgsd to Col. Mo-
old regiment, have pretty much Ill eo.e
owes - The rebels uhdsT Thuuntsa.
~ ttelasf Vo6 Phul arrived from
Cairo last night With zoo hocsheads d
sugar and 200 barrels of molaaees for
S,eeeeean9A 4 aes-g n8Ha1 Taa-as t1gt
The steamer Magenta vas fined $500
by the military authosities for falling "a
report 70 Csirc % her down trip.
Mobile papeD ats very assponding and
great aptrdhensiobs eXisted there oi
raids both By go and land.
A steamer had lately run the blockade
with an unssnally valuable cargo, inelud-
ing , lsfes snssnt af military storss,
Gen. Lowell, formerly in conmand Il
New Orleans, has been restored to the
rsbsl service.
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Baltimore. july Is.

Baltimore, July Is.
The Philadelphia Railroad has made
arrangements for running trains over
their road tomorrow.
GuDpowder Bridge is not yet repsired,
but q foot bridge has been constructed
around the burnt portion 80 passenger
can cross to the trains beyond The
bridge is more seriously damaged than
frst reported.
The reports b-day of rebel cavalry
near the city are believed to be entireIy
incorrect.
Our cavalry have made thorough az.
animation of the country in this vicinity,
but could not end an armed enemy any.
where.
1t is supposed our citizen scouts sen,
out from baltimore we're taken By the
country PEOPLE for rebels, and hence the
report.
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New York. July IT,

New York. July II.
The Times correspondent in front oil
reterscofg l4th, says IN arrangement has
been made between the 5th corps and the
enemy in it, front to stop sfirmi,hino
wniie dong picket duty, great relief 70
men Of both sides, who are enabled TO walk
ieisurely about. The enemy is constant.
y making new works and strene ne.heniDg
old ones.
Deserters are constantly comm : 10.
Senators Wilkinson, Chandler and
Sprague, on visit to the arm \, state
there is great joy inside Of the rebel lines
probably 1t the Maryland raid, and that
they are greatly mistaken if they expect
Grant to release the death prasp on the
throat OF the rebellion.
Dispatches from Buffers headquarters
say the rebels continue to Ere Oh trans
ports from . moving rife battery. Our
0unbosts follow the battery and shell it.
Otherwise oil iquiet.
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~ The paw-paw militia who were
captured BY the rebels in Platte county
and forced to enlist in the rebel service
or be shot instanter. preferred the former
alternative, and 90 went to their trunks
took out their rebel uniform which they
had been keeping for months for just such
an emergency, put it on and entered the
Confederate ranks without sigh Of re-
gret.
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xsats and showing then tkak ~ =,
their ffiends, yon have aeossS y thsi
hearts. s44
TIE sP8CIAL DIET KTrcHHMs
Under tho supervision Of the Clrbtial
Oaamissios, isa nsassss the ispsEsaAel
of which can scarcely b computed. Mrs
Wittsamysr rssignsd her ssass Agsns1
and gives her whole time q thi bspiassl
I have not found ) hospital whsfs th,
measure was introduced that botl -
geons and soldiers do not speak Of itsii
the highest terms. At the Cumb{flsbi
Hospital ID Nashville, about 400 aks lsi
daily. The dishes are prspsred 81 skill
ful hands in she most tidy manner. Two
or three ladies' preside over each kitchen,
and see that everything i right, Thul
all the home comforts that It il possihl,
for hospital life TO possess srs here guar.
ranteed. A list il prepared Of Ill that
can be obtained. The sargion shea
marks off those not saitable for ipdivid.
ual Gases. The rest il then prepared
carefully. and I can say from personal
knowledge that the food il nice enough
for anybody. xs.f
Tho diet list comprises such d follows !
Soups-mutton, beef and chicken; pud-
dings-bread, rice, tapioes, eorn-starch,
farins, blanc mango, &c; fruits, jsllies,
jams, preserves, and the like. There are
already some sixteen kitchens in success
ful operation in the Department. Of the
Cumberland, in which there are twenty.
six of our best ladies toiling. e
Ex-Governor Noorhead's niece, Of Penn.
sylvania, met At the Cumberland Hos
pital, having charge Of the kitchen.
REB1L LADY GuHRRIHAs.
Quite . sight was witnessed in Louis
vile while l was there. Some twenty or
more females, under close, guard, were
marched through the streets en- route for
northern prisons On snquiring, learn.
ed they had been captured as guerrilhs
in mems clothing. Yours,
W. DRNNYTT,
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Nev York, July l6. !
The Hsnld's correspondsntia ths 6eld,
dating l3sh, 8 >. u, ssys Oapt. james
ShaSsr's cavalry expedition has jast re-
turned % camp.
This expedition, having for its object
the opening and maintaining Of sommu-
nicatien with Suffolk, Bowsn' Hill and
that region Of rebel country, left here
some days since and has fully aeeom.
plished its object. The command met
With little opposition, either going or
coming, save from guerrillas, whom they
sfectuslly whipped out. They captured
. rebel Quartermastsr aud encanpsd for
the period Of two days just outside Of
Suffolk without moiestation. They rs.
turned safely without loss or serious dam.
age Of any kind.
This rid developed the fact that the
greatest posible 9estitution prevails 10
Suffolk and throu6 boat all the surround-
ing country.
Corn, for instance, Is held at $500 per
barrel, and oil other nscesssariss Of life
in proportion.
The expedition brought in 20 horses
and mules and quite number of negroes,
and two rebel officers. Also csptared q
sergeant and 20 enlisted men belonging
to the signal corps.
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% The "Trus Presby terian," rebel
journal in Kentucky, which furnishes
most of the religious reading of some
Northern Copperheads, publishes . very
bitter and abusive TRADE against the Rev.
DR.. Breckinridge. 1t holds that Brownlow
and Beecher are worse than the Devil,
and that Breckinridge takes thr palm for
all that is reprehensible from ell three Of
these distinguished characters.
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Les.silIs, 1sly II.
Al Nashville lass night s.dll party oi
essETiilae, reprssehtng themselves to Be
Of ForFest's eoWmand, came within Eve
miles Of the city, on ths Nolentills Pike.
AID procsedsd TO the house Of m old
lady Dansd Rocthe, eleven miles from Tia
cssy. for rsfreshments. They were pur-
sued By party Of ledsrals .ho, sfssr
ordsFing the inmates To vacats, fred he
houss and oasbuildings, which were en-
tirsIy eoasumed.
The Nashville Times ays st last sc.
counts our forces wsre stiA strongly sad
ssssrely sntrpDched 1t the Chsth hhoochee.
Thsrs has bses 40 pursuit Of tho rebels
and no sdvaacs from the hank Of the
Chsstahooohss towards Atlanta.
Hasssngers On the evening train state
that rumors prevail ct Nashville that
Sherman had captured 5000 prisoners.
q What time and locality not stated.
Sherman has also ordered the CORES.
pondeDt Of the Esw York Times ont Of
his lines.
Friday morning train from Nashville
Tor Johnsonville, vas warned 70 return
A guard vas obtained aud the cars vent
70 Wavsfly, who're party of twenty L.
borers had been attacked BY . band OF
gusrrillas thst mornisg. Three laborsss
wsre killed and the survivors were robbed
and dnwn np 10 line to Be- shot. when
the gserrilla. chief liberated them because
they we're only workmen, saying that if
they we're soldiers they would be mur.
dered.
The guerrillas Get ERE to the tents and
Destroyed The camp, then left for nerts
unknown.
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Il is not positively known whether al
the rebels have crossed the Potomac, re.
ports being conflicting. 1t is certain,
however, small portion Of them have
re-entered Virginia and are tnvaling with
their plunder over various roads leading
through Lcudon county toward Snicker's :
and Ashby's Gaps.
a large force Of our troops are in pur-
suit.
Il is reported Breckinridge and stan
we're in Leesburg Wednesday morning
experimenting the movements Of the
enemy.
A number Of their stragglers have been
picked up By our troops.