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The New York herald., 1864-10-17
CITY Intelligence.

rur RAILROAD FAIRS QUESTION ALI QUIgr YBTEApAy
Comparatively speaking everything went quietly
Yesterday the different city railroad lines Passengers
arumbled In many instances at the increase OF fare
several refused pay IL but the conductors sxb,bssing
collisions occurred and We heard Of cny few
which persons were actually turned on the cars.
This sudden change In the aspect OF affairs s
undoubtedly owing 70 the announcement In yes
terdays paper that the railroad companies Intended 70
sell packages Of tickets after the such way
10 meet the requirements The Internal Revenue
aw without imposing any greater charge upon passengers
than is justified by that act Passengers pnbicy rro.
cismcd 10 the cars that they paid she additional cent
only because they disposition on the part oa sno
railroad companies 20 act IN an equltaoe maD.es'
About six O'Clock saturday evening two
named Samuel Rrownee and william byrne, .ouss" W
pay the extra cent 10 conductor OF car NO w. o ns
Third avenue line The conductor ordorea tnem ous,
aud they refusing TO 20 four men W. @ ~ -
conductor 20 assist him 10 eeo.,ps s y, 80. ssas ~.
os ,ha so,, mar assisting The conductor nourtshed
revolver in q threatening manner
I'm, ros, sraxxr FfRs-LIsr or ISsuRANC3 III ap-
..r. INIT tho insurance ths stock of station
- and 6xtures OF W. { C. K HcrYick, No. 10
,o,,n s,rees. which damaged by IRE aud water
on saturday night last, amoan,s 70 $780, - fol-
,ovs-sscury Insurance Company, 900; New world,
ss 600. Etna, s. 0O0; Columbia, 5000, lafayette,
5000 Bcekman, % ,ooo Emplre Gay, IS oc0, Brook
20. e5 900, Gcbhard, - 500; Exchange, 81 500 rrs
raiders, $500; Relief Is 900 81 Nsnoias, $3.50
Williamsburg City, "a, s00 Goddard, - 500; interqn
tiosal, 10000; Bsskman. $40 600 Humos!dt soIe
Croson, q, ,ooo rhe insurance ca tAc ouildsg vs.
Is 60. asd Ho~ssS. 5000 ne :ss%sss1 oss .ss
stock amounts 70 about 81 ,0oo 90 tee osmamg
s2.O0o. rhN ssiah of shs are = seA Sss sassFtssss
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PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla., Sept so, 1854.
Successful CGtairV Raid-capgre Or Prisoner' aud cat
H,--Rcl.i Force on the ,Teasam, dc.
The secoGd Maine cavalry. with other rrops has been
out on an expedition into Rcbedom and its results
quite satisfactory They advanced upon and occupied
Encheanna Court House, capturing about twenty prison.
ers. among them second Lieutenant Francis Gordon,
Fifteenth Confederate cavalry. Allen Hart rebel beef
contractor was also CAPTURED, together with quite a
large number beef cattle, horses aud mules. IL
reported here that rebel colonel had been captured
but this, learn was mistake.
The rdng party destroyed Doug terry ard all the
small boats in the vicinity and preparing TO advance
upon towards Cerro Gordo The expedition Is reported
10 have re .ched Mariana.
II is estimated that the rebels stil keep from ten 10
twelve Thousand troops the Tensaw 10 check any
movement that may be made upon Mobile from this d.
rection.
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MOBILE BAY.
FoRr GAINES, Oct. o, 1856.

FoRr GANEs, Uct. o, 1864.
There s nothing new whstever here A correspondent
OF the Griffin Reb writes thus concerning MobiN
tors
Ihave little fear that Mobile win be captured. General
Gardner OF Port Hudson memory, said, before he was
appointed command the district that the city could
never be II aud officers did their duty. Each day =
delay on rangers part 10 the ultimate security
Of the threatened ciy It's garrison Is hourly augment
ed Aabamians and Mssiss ppians conscious OF tho ex
tent OF caamities involved In the fall o Mobile, hurry
onward TO the GuK. and the militia OF Governor
Clark enlisted, as they supposed TO only within
the limits OF the state readily assented TO .rsusfer to
Mobiie--thither many OF them will be removed
The fall Of the forts and the loss of the iron cads has
been Of INFINITE service in arousng the people OF Alabama
and Mississippi sense OF danger The readiness with
which the militia this state have responded TO Cover
nor Carks be ascrbed 10 the presence
Of Imminent peril They anticipate bard service, ana
even now that they transferred 10 General Maury
there is no apparent dissatisfaction
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Dillingham; Immediately made application to the com
mandng naval officer for permsson to proceed 10 Mobile
and for assignment to ship there" the Redph says,
sit is unfortunate for Captain Dilnghams prison CON-
panions he should have violated his parole.
Doubtless the proposed parole tor the balance OF them
will now fall through
The Era was unquestonably mistaken in supposng
that Captain Dillingham; had any intention OF violating
his parole,
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fortunate men who, it would really seem have succeed
ed ater much boasting in reaching their "lsst ditch
in TRS hslD, IN FRONT or RousoNo, I

in TRS Ii9lD, IN FRONT RoHsoNo,
Oct. 10, 1864
oyrclAl REfoRT or AGeREGArs TUE i3rH INST
From official sources am enabled 10 state that the
losses in the Tenth corps Major General A. H.
Terry, temporarily commanding the OF
the 18th nst on the Darbytown road, in the aggre
gate eighteen officers and three hundred and 6sty-two
Or these, three officers and thirty three
killed, fourteen officers and two hundred aud nnetysix
men wounded, and officer and twenty three men
missing
CAVALRY iossRS
The losses OF General Kautz, commanding cavalry 10
the reconnaissance, nun bercd totally forty -four
officers and men. or this number two killed,
twenty.nine wounded and thirteen missing.
vIsIr MAJOR GENERAL DOYLE,
chief military officer OF the province OF Nova Scotia, to
the Army OF the James, which has just been concluded
marked by an interchange OF military civtes
between the distinguished foreigner and the commander
of the Department OF Virginia and North Carolina. His
ExCeency, who attired in all the insignia of his
exalted military rank, escorted around the lines,
c0mpaned by General Butler and STAFF and introduced
the leading officers OF the several corps and divisions
General Doyle wes pleased TO express himself greatly
surprised at the magnitude OF our deences the
tonshing extent of our warlke operations.
In my despatch Of yesterday concerning the placing OF
rebels under fire at Dutch Cap IN retaliation for compel
ling colcred prisoners Of to work the rebel ort6
conspicuous officers Of the rebel civil government They
wero Mr. McRea and Mr. Henlv Of the Second Auditors
office In the rebel Treasury Department.
NO DEMONSTRATIONS YEsrFi,DAY ON DUTCH GAP.
The enemy made no demonstration yesterday Oh Dutch
Gap, dQpbtess designing TO be mercul TO their friends
stationed upon that work.
PERSONAL
Lieutenant Fred Sawyer OF the Tenth corps staff, has
been relieved from duty aid de- camp to Brevet Major
General Terry, and ordered duty mastering officer
OF General Ames' division, OF that corps.
Major Plato recently ordered TO the Geld from duty at
Norfolk, reported at these headquarters to day lie
accompanied by Colonel Dodge. chief quartermaster OF
the Army Of the James, by whom be viii be assigned 10
duty.
INFORMATION THROUGH DEsERTERs.
Deserters who came in yesterday report the enemy
to be active In all respects small detail OF their
troops engaged yesterday in telling the the
left bank north side Of the James downwards from
Chapn's Farm for the alleged purpose of obtaining
better view OF the and the Union operations IT,
QUIET.
The greatest quiet prevailed all along the lines OF this
army throughout yesterday The weather still continues
all that can possibly be desired.
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pRAsUFAR CITY.

BeasHEAR CRY. La, Oct. !, 1854.
COTTON OPERATIONS ~ rfE rs,Hr.
Genera, Cameron made q combination with one OF tho
Berwick Bay gunboats, and sent Major Miller, OF the
Eleventh Wisconsin, with o portion OF that regimen.
from Brasbear city, and Major Clyburu, Of tho Twelfth
Illinois, with hundred and tty men, from Napoleon.
vile, across TO Bayou Pigeon whore they captured
barge laden With three hundred bales OF cotton bu, saw
nothpg OF the enemy. The barge was toxed down to
Basbear City, and the cotton will be transported by Pail
Kew Orleans aud sold for the benefit OF the govern
mont OF the United states.
sxiRnsHNo ~ FRONT HERwIcx.
Few days ago some twenty rebels came down within
sange u Fort Berwick and drove In pckets.
The vdettes Of the Sixteenth Indiana mounted infantry
and the pckets n the Ninety third United states
colored infantry rallied aud drove the rebels bacG,
killing the 1rst Lieutenant " the celebrated Bailey YIN
ceutS guerilla company and woundng two other reoeW
OnQ OF the cocred soldiers was severely wcuneed seu
th0 the opiy casualty side The guns .. snc
fort cpsasd % the fleeing rebels, and they wen' ." VII
double quick
SCOUTING pARrEs YTyp NO yrxny.
Hrsouept scovtins partses are sens ous 10 0sbsrA
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News Via the Nitssirsippi River.
ADDIrloNAL PARTICULAR = or TIE car fURE Oh
ugaDyu.rE .rIssTSefppr

AnDlflUNAL PARTICULAR OF TIE sCAf 'ulsE OF
wN0DyILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
CAIRO, Oct IS, 1864.
The steamer Noble Able, from New Orleans 9th, has
arrived. The Emily B. souder, from New York
IS nlt has arrived
Cotton was deurcssel; mIdding, 81 20 Large receipts
OF -four St. Lonis had weakened the market.
General asbohs expedition INTO Yves. ro id, reached
Mariana on the 9th ult ard captured place niter
4 stubborn resistance, tkag eighty Que prisoners,
including brgadier general and colonel, and
large quantity or stores two hundred horses
and mules and four hundred catte. Our less
thir:y two killed aud wouudeds Among tho
former Captain Young. seventh Vermont, and
ricutenaot Aver Second Mas. .,chuse,s c,vary among
hitter Geue ri Asbh IN The loft cheek bis left
arm niso fractured in two places
Inc expedition sent from Rodney Mics. comoo,ed OF
cooro cavalry reached Fayct,e the 20,
hundred cattle and large numuer OF horso3
inc cavriry expedition 10 Port Gibson capture N T.
4 Elliott. for merry United states senator.
Eachez dates the nth the particular Of Colonel
| Transports Tunica BEND ihe 9TH. s.ry IN the
moung OF the 9th they surrounded forc OF rebels ~
woodve, killed fnrty-hve ircnding mnjer, captured
three guns, officers and ny-iour orr icss
four torses killed. The rebels we're commanded by
MAJOR Cock at,aon tho Third lons,aua (eoioredl
cavalry CAPTURED the artillery. Some rcnci t,learahc
Instruments aud many important dispatches were also
s,royed Several hundred head Of ch,ic. horses
| and mules turned to Colone Kent at
Fort Adams and shipped T. this place 'oonei Csband
then distance beyond Wcodvl o bat, hchny
enemy, loired Colonel Farraf WIN on mo Homo
chita, nh thousand infantry. The two commands
then returned to Natchez bringing 10 stock Colonel
Keut olso captured considerable stock whs "arcn,pe
| IUuica to Fort Adams iieuiensnt Ioths ni the
rcbe, service in this vicinity killed N one OF
| the engagements.
The OF operations undertaken by .encr' 0'na,
cmm1ndug this district. have constituted aim st
scoat from far up the vszoo, north,
T. Bayou iara the south. Tho fruits Of tneso raids
nre n larre number OF cattle 500 horses ard mules
various vnnah supplies including uy sx bsles OF cot
ton AID u grcn number of coiored recrni's
Earle, OF special arrived ast
night from the vicinity o. st loc9h. the ~es, stdo
OF the river, having captured ono o,enr two tains,
sever, mail bags c1ntrning mnnrinot oNSn AL pri-
tho Trans. Miss CDart
the rebel headquarters also thir,"cu btttle
Tags. captured rom IN various Engagements on the
| side or the river
Coorel Osband's command embarked hae pGiin to-
day. fbe presence of General Dans cd,aes other
| movements on 'uo
n Nrv OrLraNs. 'ct iG-.JGnp
there ,idinrs yot the eicaiuer Morning STAR
I which leit View .oss the Isl.
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The Nvashington Despatch.
REB Ell ACCOUNTS.
lees Oaosal Report Of the R.connoi

Lees Omcial Report Of the Reconnois-
samce Of che Rebel Left
ffYom ths Richmond Enquirer. Oct Ia
eErBhAL KAUfA's RECoNsoIesAscB ON rms 13rH
INSTANT.
Ihere aaatn commotion below. Az an early hour
yesterday mcsnps heavy force Of the ensmys cavalry
maae demoeeWaton upon eft flank, on she Darby.
town roaa, some seven miles from the city, wh,b
strong forcs OF Infantry appeared front Of our weIns
sssuesa ~ DNMAVp anA New nastss roads Tss
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Nns ro,n E.,tyc~~ ran -.

FoRrREs Iosr0r. go ~, 1894.
The sd whee steamer Ella into yesterday,
Erandon's the lanes river. ny the propeller
Charles Thomas and had her board .tretouse
RED away, besides sustaining other damage Soc has
arrived here and will ~ baltimore for reptirs.
The mail steamer webster arrived at fcur r NJ. rom
Ctty Dpfp
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ameron, but tho enemy cannot be discovered 10 any
MuRG ANA.
noRGAs2A, La, Oct 7, u

noRGAS2A, La, Oct 7, 1854,
ExTFDroy Y. gRAscEsynLE
Colonel Gunv, OF the Second Wisconsin, has relurned
from me expedition sent 10 Bayou Sara aud = Frances
vile he divided hs command aad sent ono portion OF
II Gu the Woodve road aud another the Clinton road
The troops the woodvie road discovered enemy,
and returned witbout hght
The force the Clinton road, after day march had
heavy sKrmshng with about Thousand Of the encny's
cavalry their numbers heiig superior Colonel Gully
compelled fan hack lie took thirteen prisoners,
and lost two killed and four wounded.
sisrspoRr AND MORGAN fgEe,.
Colonel DYE, OF the Twentieth Iowa, stiI holds Simms
port and Morgans ferry the Atchafslaya Tho rebels
have been driven beyond yellow peynu.
RETURN oF HORSES
haf been recently that the rehcis robbed
our safeguards .nft 10 proiec the u' clens o
their arms and horses. On the 9th inst lieutenant
kitchep, Atutant of Prvne's bat oO lndepenient
Rangers pickets with "A Tar Of I uce ana
squad mcp returning the arms and horses iaken
from the unfds return made hv direction
OF Gcneral Buckner, commanding the rebel FORCES al
Alexandria.
LIEUTENANT KITCHEN KILLED.
While the lieutenant was performing MS duly OF mo
colorei soldier ks wh pul lately belt need 10
his father lie became tnsive whSi the Lieutenant
struck hun over the head w,.h n pistol comrade ~
the solder Immediately dre~ hi pistol and shot licns
Kitchen, killing him ainos. instantly Ine two men cs
capped to our lines, but General Lswler hnids them IN
Lose Confinement readiness to deliver them 10 the
ebel authorities.
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Il III e G u i E.
Arrival of the Steamers Yazse and
Creole from New Orleans.
OUR CAVALRY AT WORK.
Capture Of Clinton, La, and WoOdville,
Miss, by the Union Forces.
Another Assessment on the Subscribers to the
Rebel Fund for The Defence Of
New Orleans.
Successful Cavalry II aid from
Pensacola.
ALL QUIET IN NOZZLE BAY.
~>~o>~>o~~y>~-,Neo-0r>~o
Cotton Operations i'm the TeChe
Country.
~-~~~~y-,><~,<~-y-~~~-~~
CORTINA STILL At MATAMOROS,
Cotton Operations i'm the Techs
Country.
CORTINA STILL At MATAMOROS,
kess h., 6cA

The steamships Yazoc Captain Couch, and the Creole,
Captain Tompson the former from New Orleans October
O. and the the 9th, arrived at this port yesterday
Pursers Cook aud Mallory will please accept our thanks
for faYo.a.
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THE NINTH CORPS.
Mr.. James &. Fitzpatrich's Despats

yfr. James &. Fitxpatrich's Despatch.
Ninth ARMY CoRrs, Oct IA. N.
THE SOLDIERS VOTE.
The States which held elections on Tuesday are repre-
sented in corps BY only Eve regiments fol-
lowing are the maores cast for the republican tcke,
do send the vote detail the figures would Give
the enemy the strength OF those regimensThe Fictn
Pennsylvania 102 majority for the republican Ste
ticket the Fiity first Pennsylvania, 81 majority the
Ohio cavalry. 70 majority the sixtich Ohio so majority
rHE rHry-rRr VIEW yoRK VOLUNTEERS
For the bcnent OF the numerous friends of this ree
ment IN the city Of New York. am requested TO publish
lar Spring ch-Maior Wright, Captain whitman
Leuenants Poolev, Gronemeyer, Waldron snd Caldwell
Lieutenant Frank Butter was wounded severely In the
leg and Is now in one Of the rebel hospitals well cared
for and doing well.
prsxRrm TO Hx SHOT
To-day private Charles n. Merlin, OF Company VI.
Second Maryland Eolunssers TO be shot for the crime
OF desertion.
eoUrHsIpr RAlpoAp
We evidently within o very short distance OF this
road distinctly hear the passage Of trains par
ticulary at night. have taken notice Of two trains
which pass about the hours of seven and ten y VI I
have no doubt could make out time table for q
railway guide.
The Washington Despatch.
WARRINGTON Oct. 10, 1854
ettcr from the Army Of the Potomac says the enemy
exercise the utmost vigilance prevent descrtions from
their rApka.
The rebel cavalry appear TO have been msssng on our
warren's station rreparatio1s were made 10 give
them hitting reception. Many new recruits having ar
rived drilling was going all hours Of the day. Can
non and musket Shots were frequently exchanged by the
soldier belonging TO the Second Maryland regimen.
has been shot for desertion.
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MaTAM rR0S.

MAfAMORO3, MeXICO, SHNV, % I8b4
Coytira Holds Mida0roec- Erpeced Atdck 6y he
Prfach, re-
Cortina si holds Maramoros, and will DO go until be
is forced by the French 10 abandon IT, lie will make
stubborn eh unless he is attacked by greatly superior
numbers and tho probabilities are that no will be abo
MAINTAIN his present position.
The demonstration against tortina from the FreDch
forces Baedad having proved failure we are now OK
pecting columu of the French from Monterv.
Business generally is uuite unsettled There IS but Mt
tie cotton coming in The IN Texas fully up 70
the and cotton specuIat'ons may bo made
profitable II the article be reached by the OPERATORS
, 1864-09-11
FIJI ON ST. PAUL.
1 ateet from The Iudinn Wur-Tmport-
amt military and Political News.

tspecal Dispatch to the chicago 1,tbun.,
eT- PAUL. Friday. Sept. 10.
The ctcort Of the Eth company oftho I'd Minnesnts
regiment, under Lieut. Phillips, dispatched IA
Euatd to capt. Fisk's train from Fort Wadsvorth
10 Fort Rice on the Missouri River arrived 1t tho
last named post In sAfety, with their ch.fce. on
the 18th ult md left on their return on the 18th
ult. Lieut.. Phillips eaw manv trsces of Indians
along the route. The scouta were warned bv
h1endly Indians not to straggle from the main
bedy. a. there were many hostile sa.ages In small
parties watching thou.
Dispatches hare reached Gen. Sih1ey from Major
Adams, commanding at Fort Abecrombic, in
which 1t Is stated $50 jod2cs OF 61oux Indians In.
cntinK the refugees Of last winter had reached tho
Brifish settlements near tho fort. The pu.nbor Of
warIiors wefc estimated 1t eco TO !. 200, hut
they are probably more than one-half Of that num-
bcf, say Go to s00 There were various contectu.es
to the object Of their visit. but a. tho wreehes
Hbo were concerned In the maeeacres IN 1850, and
furnd protection on British soil are among the
number. 1t may well be cpnfccturcd that they ara
detlrous again to be furnished with ammunition
and other supplies TO eptt1e them to eubsf.t theIf
families during the coming winter md to continue
their hotttltt1cs against the Americans.
Tho 1lth regiment, Just raised and scarcely Jet
In ehape, has been ordered bY the war department
70 Nashville a. eoon as they can be sent, As this
news Is pnhl,shed here suppose 1t is not contra
band and shows the vigor with which reinforce.
mentA are tent to the mont.
The Governor rcce1yed an order last night to
ia'ee and equip regiment OF heavy artillery. Tnis
Is what many parties hare long wished for, and It
is thought that 1t will Ill up in few daya. The
ordsr to raise an infauuy battalion Of four COM
psn1ee xas countermnnded.
The weather continues very hot and the river
falls continually. Our prospects for railroad iron
are growing da,ly tma1ltr.
Tho County Conventions over the State arc NOW
being hdd md the cauvays opens lively. Thst
grand ls0sstam G1lnt prdscd tque1chcr on the
peace ~ eA Trey comfort themselves with
tlAtp0 &s>3ts forgery.
, 1864-09-11
Fashions for September.
from Les NQdea ParfaIehues.1

The last month has been most devoid Of
all change In fashion. Skirts are worn pre-
cIse1y ss they Nere-6canty In front to in
crease the effect Of the train behind.
The round bodtces appear to have re-
ceived temporary check-temposnry be-
yond all doubt, from tho simple reason that
the large buckles, to accommodate which
the large bcdtces were again Introduced, arc
keeping IN public favor.
Sleeves, II any thing, are looEer than they
were. The coat sleeve ia still the prevailing
mode, the cuff being modified 40 that the
entire eleeye does not so forcibly remind the
observer as It did OF the model whence this
fashion was tbken.
Girdlee, or half todices, as Eome Of them
may uoT he called still continue to be worn,
their shape being made to agree, By the extr-
cise Of much Ingenuity, with tie tail:d bod
ices y ~hich still FzmRin prevalent
Zouaye Jackets are still worn, and 30 also
at TIE ssfslee and In the country are Carl
ealdt shirts. These, however, are very much
embroidered to take OF from them the loose,
pndrees appearance which has alTngs been q
drawback to this style Of drtsa.
Perhaps the only actual novelty In the way
Of drces Is the Introduction Of d double-
skIrted toilette In silk. the under skirt OF
which is made In one SILK, while the upper,
CT with the bodice AID the sleeves, are made
Q, totally different silk, trimmed, however,
With Tue Elk o. The undersAt5t:
u honnete, II may pe ea1d s9at tne small
shape Is gaining g19una, 2sraaps al the
more rap;c!y oecaues ~ " aus rus tne ope9
nlt5 ol olsP1,1a}t!ss .ne unattutesaoe. ~ 4ae7
afe maoe IL ntHs m1sss 1.a,1 !4ao tney were
molta aso, ,.g, 9ut 'neS a1e BILL er'"n4ess and
Alnes. Msa n2 u9n,,ess. the h.s+ nu;aa.s -.uns
Mao5 =. ~ W nSst VI mituaess, Haue aoan-
aonlrs ~ eul.alh' tslJ aosol9Ley fePace
~ f"Gns % rnl.u ~ sasts & eo9a a nnasn 70 tae
wnne ntan ano punea tate ,tt nonnets M sss ats
no" N .neaa g.cI'. 1o1 me aoont1on o. ,!;a tae
ss sonSet !s !eaape IN iasof OF some11lng E gsS uhS
f, saf, a91pi,s @ et ence Of ne ne o. pea paafeaa
sntle , na!e .a1k,og o. nonne; ss5r" w "o tha
, 1864-09-11

plies sre loaded on wagons and hauled 10 Petcss-
eorR, Via Dlnwaddie Court House. Detwoen $50
snd co wagons arc constantly engaged Ia this bu-
tinfaF. Confederate od1ce1a arn taking ali tho
gram to Iced their animals, leaving mono for tho
they didn't take IL all.
HkAnQuAlsIxns AMY or TIE PozoxAc, Sept. q
--EverirG.-Dustpgt the pest two days nothing has
reported to be nnsstnG IN lelt With The fntrn-
ton o. Penetrating our lines, nut have evidently
oftcra have been tssued against lntescousse BE-
tween the p!ekota.
The following dispatch ia In the Richmond En-
Ftfrer:
HEADQUARTERS AnAI o1 TExxEssxx,t
September
TO nkaxton Bragg:
Sherman has coutinued bis rctsoat beyond jones'
QQ[O, fElxHf4i j. & upnu.
, 1864-09-11
4 C0PPERHEAD SPLIT---BEN
WOOD BOLTS THE
IUKET,
he Wants a New Platform
or a New Man.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN GAL
lF0RnfA-..15O KILLED
OR INJURED,
The Gold Figure, 222 Ia
. OFFICIAL BULLETIN.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1854.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
This Department has received dispatches from
Gen Sherman down to 10 o'clock, yesterday mosu-
Ing. His army is concentrated ut Atlanta, hls
troops In position and well. He eays Wilson and
steadman are stirring Wheeler up pretty well, and
hopes they will make an cna ofGhim a. GIllem did
Of Morgan. The weather IL beautiful and all
things bright.
No fecent intelligence has been rcceived from
Mobile.
No morements ate reported In tho Shenandoah
Valley. OF In the Army Of tho Potomac,
RReetuitang Is progressing vigorously in nost OF
the States. (6igued.}
3. II. STANTON, Secretary Of War,