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The New York herald., 1864-08-18
Attsck ON the, Overland Mall Coaches
Tive Isdians Preparing for Grand
Ass - uii AIongsthe Platte valley, &c.
O,r.ua Auvuat

The veraud Stage upsny continue TO remove their
stock to ,laces safety the neursons Of Indians
The Inons attacked uree coaehes, loaded with pas
sengers SC ven miles Cottonwood this noon Sol
diers have bven sent to their relief
II s asce tanned by reai o scouts that in less than
:. yenty days % simultaneous tatack win be made by the
-, nbned bands OF cheyeuncs Kiovas, Uies SNAKES,
81. ,anches and Arrspahoes For, Kearny Fort Cot
ood and all asong tho Platte valley Every measure
= n az taken by tie whites give them warm recep
49, All the rancsss have bcep sdesersed, and families
arc tar, og refuge in isrts
n.,r,. ations con,inse to be maae daily on stock,
I'd stations Iae Telegraph operator at Aksii
~ nos ,een driven on The stock Mss been taken IN
,n mora m icky settled portions Of the road between
om.n, .na Fort Kearny The people alc erecting iors
a.. ae,once nd armiug themselves for N nefseneies,
although II s naruy p'ooaoe 'ua' my iuCuA
-. ,naoa On FAR down the river.
Major General, ourts arrived mere yesterday, andM
for ,sa west shan y to adopt decisive ar. oncient m.
sures for the "a OBJECTION Of the overland mail route sn4
mig
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

Organization or an Army of Aussrfans
for Mexico-Ihe French Driven Out OF
Jourita-Junrez stan mt Monterey. sc.
ST. LOUIS, No., August II, 1884
The New Orleans Times has news from Mexico 70 tho
effect that Maxlman has provided FOR the formation Of
an Austrian army Tor service In Mexico This army Is TO
be composed Of old officers aud soldiers OF the Aus
uian reserves.
The newly appointed Governor Of Chihuahua organ
izng all the loyal republicans in ais district TO aci
against the new Emperor.
The French troops been drvens NJ Of Joura, and
retreated to the island or Cadnier
Juarez Is still at Monterey.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
Repurse Of enc Rebels at slime, Ky.

On Saturday rhros ssndred guerias at'acsea selma,
livingston county Ky, sarsoaed by thirty men % tho
ur,h Ken, ucky, aad alter sharp asni ''re repased
70 tho lo.. of sIah. killed, fneen badly vodnded and
seysrA 1Iou loss was three killed, one mOrAy wounded
.s..s,> slightly, and four cspturea'
'0a s,Ssrsl ,Vss ). r.cs each side were KILLED.
a,s.aye guerslas under Martin, wers' 10 rrmo'o
20 night, near the 0nio river. They had
county ~ aoc, the read TO West Point and making
peen an tp people there. They plun&ered West
aep., .''t., - "a 900 in soods and money.
,..sorsop, Kcnaucky, s, continues 10 90 greatly
- rhe rebel Colonel johnson is campsd 10 ths
s,r grounds, and threatening the town.
Asoul seventy shree susrlas are in Brovnsooro, W.
,.r Ia pIuudsrapg the town and csusOs srea' 's'''
ment
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
The Sanitary Condition OF the Shiy
webster.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK EAy, August Is, 1854
In your OF this morning tho ship Webster is rep
resented having by death ten passengers whereas
am glad 10 bc able to say have lost but two--ons
Of confirmed consumption and the other suddenly,
from rupture OF blood vessel In the lungs should yonr
previous remain unconadicted II will not only
necdessy alarm absent friends but tend TO place bad
oder tho sanitary arrangements OF the webster to whose
repeated immunity from contagious diseases can gladly
bear ample testimony, bsying safely landed upwards OF
eight hundred ust three months ago. without
the l0ss OF one s.ngle adult. -
EDWARD MOVEMENT, Surgeon.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
News from an Francisco ana China.

I o1N FNHN0fsNU, NUBust Ius Iou9s
An application was made 70 the United states Circuit
Court yesterday FOO the release Of Charles L. Weller,
lately conlned in For, Alcatross, for usEg AS charged
reasonable language ud urging democrats 10 armed re-
sistanco to the draft 9
The application for Weer's release IL based on the
act OF Congress requirn the cvh Indictment OF paes
arrested by the military authorities in tho loyal SaSes,
or their discharge within certain time,
The supreme Court OF q dhornia - affirmed The con-
sti:utiouay Of the law dipr for the enforcement OK
contracts for pay yment In y IA. ihls decision gives great
sat sfaction TO all busirs y..o,oa -.
Hon, Xops dates Of , so sy ,ha. Nankn was sn'
!, Wy ca sS, su, IN no ,session OF the reo'''
M, s Oo,,sHo vested BY millions Of dollars
., Menm Us wav 70 TSa ~
"a .'%Sss ~, regime '--is--
4 = az japan.
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williamsburg city News.

HOMICIDE Coroner Barrett OF the Eastern districs,
held inquest yesterday the body Of Peter Brown
who died from injuries caused by being brusay beaten
by one Patrick Haggerty The affair occurred on the LIST
instant. Haggerty committed TO await the action Of
the GrandJ ury.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE destitute woman, named Mar
gerry Lyons who had made Intellectual application TO
be sent TO the Amsbousc attempted destroy her life
aboot eleven O'Clock Tuesday nigh by jumping into
rescued, and properly cared for
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
Rebel Opinion or tho Surrender OF For
Gaines.

from tho Richmond Dispatcn, August ~
Each fresh developmert in regard TO the OF
Fort Gaines goes prove that was an act OF cowardco
or treachery tho part OF It's commanding oniceIs
Colonel anderson of the Twenty. first Alabama regiment
The fort is casemaed work. mounting some niy guns.
was we'll manned and provisoned Tor SIX months ana
good condition. and that the garrison had suffered PUB
little All this looks very dark for Colone Ande SON.
though there is vague hope-very vague, we Confess
that when the developed they may justify inc
surrender and his reputation
The prass dispatches give the enemys version OF the
naval engagement off Mobile copied from New Orleans
papers OF the 9h II shows that the Tennessee made
most gallant ng when surrounded by Yankee
vessels and after having been struck amidhps by tnc
Monongahea poured full broadsde into the port hoeS
OF the flagship Hartford, causing fearful loss OF me-
Fort Morgan braveiy holding out though tho
telegraph wire having been cut there Is no direct COM
nunication with that poiut Dog river bar, of which
two vessels reported, Is much nearer Mobile than ~
s agreeable the Yankees approach, though wne
thew have got there task has but Just commenced
II s gratifying learn that Forrest again At Work "a
Mississippi He has begun by driving the enetpys ad
vance out OF Oxford Whenever Forrest sTiKes pow
he does IL faithfully and well.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
Obituary.

MAJof GENERAL Junp.-The Adjutant Generals Depars.
ruent has information OF the death OF MAJOR General
schuyler r. Judd OF ogdensburg commanding the Fourth
division National Guard. state OF New YORK. he eied
quite suddenly at his residence on the 9th inst
Colonel DAVID CHAMBERS died at GAINESVILLE, OHIO, on
the sfh inst During the OF 1912 no was an ard W
General Lewis Cass, and also member OF ire sSy'
outeos,ih Congresg
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CrfCkeG.
MANHATTAN vs. 4

MANHATTAN vs. st. GEORGE OF PATERSON, N. J.
pleasant day spest In playing match between
tese clubs, on the Mani ground Hobokeo on
Tesday the 15th instant resulted favor OF the
Manhattan boys by scventynn runs-the innings being
hundred and five and hundred against fty-eght
sixty eight remarkable everness each inning BY
each club This however, the first match that the
Paterson club have played and IL doth yet appear
what they may be, but we wish them and all yousg
clubs. much success
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
the INDIAN WAR.
Reported Defeat or Gen. suiiy's Forces
on knife River.

CH1CA6Ui HuEusS IT, IbU4.
The Dakota Union OF the 9th inst says rumor was
prevalent a Randall that Indian had arrived
among the Yanktons with intelligence that General suy
had had battle with the Indians on Knife river and had
been disastrousy defeated. The needs oonnrma
tion.
TIE Dakota Union says General sully, with three
thousand troops left Fort Rice the 1srh ult. moving
directly est intending strike the Yellowstone river
t.aS Fort Alexander, Missouri
courier arrived at Fort Rice on the 2ls ult with the
Intelligence that hundred lodges Of hostile In
eans were ped Fort Bcrlhhod, prepared 70
"a ve General suvy battle and should General suy regard
h, news as re able he would proby change his course
audNattack the Inxlans.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
fStlftary ARAirs.

ARRIVAL OF A "REBRL" UNION REG rMET.
First regiment United States Volunteers arrived
Jers City yesterday morning. board or the steamer
CONT oental. The regiment numbers tho men,
and Termed OF rebel deserters IND prison.
egs he Continental came direct from James tver The
WV be sent Wes and probably there do, garrison
duty.
ruyoHr sSr pBUacs IN REFERENCES TO NAVAL
RECRUITING.
Tlc obwing letter from Assistant Adjuant General
Brownson superintendent ohe Volunteer Recruit mgGer-
vice. TO Ca ptan Oscar Lulus United States Navy Super
inenaent ot che Naval Rendezvous ia important sad
settled . q ses;ion which has at times caused ruuch
trouble
NEW YORK. August II, 1884. I
Captain OSCAR BurLUs, United States Navy
CArTAN-BrHadier General Hays directs me TO acknow-
ledge the receipt OF your ncte this date and In reply
inform you tiHt the mem 90 be enlisted sent
volunteers to be sdted to other States can be taken n
the navy, but they must be persons sent from those
States for at purpoee Very respectfully oesdient
servast, r. II. BR0wNS0N,
Assistant Adjatant General.
FUNERAL OF cAprAIN SINS.
The remains OF Captain Samuel Harris SIMS late CT the
city 1rst New York Volunteers. who killed while
calamity charging with his regiment on tho forHcations
Petersburg conveyed ssir last rsotDg place.
in Greenwood Cemetery, yesterday afternoon followed
by large funeral cortcge The deceased af
BrOcklyn aud a, tue time bis daah orly thirty
four years Of age. He engages actively 10 the
from its commencement 10 the time o. his DEATH having
during that time par cpaed In icu than twenty six
battleo and never having spent day IN Aospitai.
The funeral services took place tho elm place Con.
ercgaicnal church. where the body arrived about r.
NJ escorted by Company b. OF the Thirteenth regiment,
n guard OF honor and the follow ofkcefs acting az
palbeareTs--Captaio Shepard, Fifty first New York;
Csrkson Potter brother OF General Potar; Captain
Dodge Thirteenth regiment; Captain Roran TSirtesnth
regiment; Captain Stuart, Fifty first regimou Captain
McvubbeD, Fifty frst regiment Lieut.. Y. B. NoCready
Fifty FIRST regiment
The remaAs enclosed In q handsome rosewood
colin, which bore the following inscr rption:-
CAPTAIN SAMIEI. HARRIS SIMS 4
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
The Cavalry.
n ARMY CORRESPONDENCE. !.


BIZ xlDoUARrsRs SECOND CAVALRY Divrs,cH, !
In THE FKIp, August Is, 1854. +
FnzHrGH IEE's CAVALRY.
We learn through scouts and citizens that Fitzhugh
Lees cavalry is in the valley, and that portion
forces hsd slirmish engagement with him o. NIL.
wood Friday and Saturday The report thGs Fitz
hugh Lee vas driven back.
GENERAL Ike RKPoRTED WOUNDED.
We also learn that General Robert E. Lee slightly
wounded the OF the explosion OF the rebel
nine before Petersburg.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
CAPTAIN SAMUEL HARRIS SIMS,
Captain OF Company @, Fifty. FIRST N. Y. 9. v.
Killed before Petersburg July 30, 1864.
Aged "a years.

The Rev Mr. Strickland conducted the funeral services
which were OF very impressive character after which
Colonel Elliot Shepard, OF the Fifty FIRST regiment de-
leered an eloquent euogum the character OF the
ceaed and the funeral corteGe xhen formed and
parted for Greenwood Cemetery. A large number OF
military officers were present during the ceremonies and
the Order Of Freenasons was represented BY Hill Grove
Todse. No $40.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
SHERIDAN.
xcite ment in the Shenan-
doah Valley.
Reported Readvancs Of tho
Rebels.
Washington to be Again
Il Attacked.
FIGHTING Ar FRONT ROYAL.
Hhe Enemy i'm the vaRey Re
inforced.
--,~~c~~~-->~~-~~~~~~-~>-
aumored Movement Of the Whole Rebel
Army Under General Lee,
FIGHTING Ar FRONT ROYAL.
ghe Enemy i'm the vaRey Re.
inforced.

\ Mr.. \ .odoro G. Wilson's Dispatches
n MARTNsBuR RG, Va, August IT. 1864
There s much activity in MartinsburS tonight in ccr
sequence Of reported readvanco OF the rebels ssedae
tiers have already commenced Northern movcmen,p
md come down the valley, bringing various reports.
We have information OF engagement at Front RoyGl
II s said that the enemy have boen reinforced by
ivision Of Longs:rees corps two cavalry divisions
Prisoners reported to have stated that the whole
ssSe army Is moving.
4 There Is much excitement 10 tho valley.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Troops for the Front.
BosroN, August II, 1894
The United Atates transport Constitution has arrived
from Now Yorkto embark Eoopp fer the sonih
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

The Ric hmOnd Press Despntcnes.
NOZZLE August H. 1864.
Heavy firing was reported at Fort Morgan on Tuesday,
Wednesday and to-day. The telegraph wire ID cut De-
tween the Cily and the fort.
Two vess j, 3 of Dog river bar this evening. .
The bay shores covered with the debris oi ederM
VESSELS.
Large quantities of tar, pitch and turpentne have been
burned to prevent the enemy from getting up
Troops daiy arriving, and good feeling exis's
CLrsrov, La, August IL, |
via MOBILE, August IL, 1864.
New Orleans papers or the 9th have been received
They gay the Yankee Monitor, 1ecumseh struck
torpedo opposite Fort Morgan, and went down imme-
diately Al on perished tincludlng the capaEi
except nine persons. II ,,,
After passing fort the Tennessee came mp thronRh
the wooden vessels OF the fleet, delivering Droadsdeo
and looking for the Hartford, the flagship Oh Aomifa
Farragut. - r...,o,
amiships The Tennessee and Hartford then got SIDE Oy
side the former pouring full broadside into the HART
fords portholes causing the True Delta says FEAR
ful loss OF life on the latter -. =,
The Iackasana and others up and took part in
| the action until the Tennessee surrendered. 49,
The papers report that Admiral Buchanans ie4 wiz oo
saved. He told them lie would have been Wiling 20
| die ten minutes afterwards could he have sunk the
| Hartford. ,..
Lieutenant Comstock, Confederate, and Leutenans
Prentiss Yankee, are both reported dead
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

The McKinster House an Teledo Des-
droyed by Fire.
Torxpo, August IL, 1904
The NICK rster House In this city destroyed by
this morning. Lcss not yet ascertained.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
NEWS FROM MOBILE.
BOmbarcment Of Fort Morgan by
Farragut'S Ships.
Union Vessels or Dog River
Bar,

Despatch from tho Rebei Commander at
Mobile.
MoBILB, August IL. 1884.
Nothing later from Fort Morgan The wires are broken
General Forrest drove the enemy's advance out or
Oxford last night.
All the particulars the Fort Gaines surrender KNOWN
are that the commanding officer communicated WIN .ho
enemy, and made terms without authority His iors "AS
He made reply TO repeated orders and sgnais irom
Page hoa his FORT and surrendered upon con
D. II. MAURY, Major General
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
uutsrestfnU Ietter fron, Ceueros Hazen.

The so,,ov,ng iefar sad N ha ,o General
Haven brave and tnte,icent oacer Was writ TO a
friend, who furnished portions Of IL for publication.
NEAR ATLANTA, Ga August 2, Is o9
The campaign is running TO its fourth mouth, WIN
scarcely day but large part OF the oer
FIRE. Ny losses in killed or wounded already ovei .
thousand but this air proportion OF the losses o'
our army, the fates have, usual, put warn
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
The Rebel Gen. Wheeler De-
mands the Surren-
der of Dalton.
CANNOHADlHG GOING ON THERE.
PREPARATIONS TO MEET The REBELS.
ku~ &C.. 30. :

LOUISVILLE, KY, August e, 1884.
rhe rebel General Wheeler, with seventeen hundred
cayarymep demanded the surrender OF Dalton Georgia.
lon tho evening 14th instant of Colonel old,
Of the Second Missouri, commanding At that post.
The orcesof Colonel Iiebodt numbers eight hundred
men.
Aslzht skirmish was going when tho last train left
Dalton.
This train had Colonel Coum and three other railroad
man on board returning from between Adairsvie and
Calhoun.
These mcn>were obliged to repair the road which had
been destroyed by small deiachments from General
Wheelers force.
The rebels had also captured about seventeen govern
mens cattle on their way Atlanta and nearly all the
officers in charge of them.
The railroad men escaped after the train had left Da
ton.
General s.eedman being Geographically advised Of the
movements OF the rebels started with large foree from
| Chattanooga in pursuit OF them.
The latest heard from Dalton was just at nignuah on
| the 14tb, when cannonading was going on.
Rumor says that the trains leaving Ressacca
fourteen Of our men captured by the rebel force
| that captured the cattle.
| This raid had been anticipated by General Sherman, i,
and no was prepared to meet tho rebels at important
points.
LoUIsvnLs, August Up N.
Three hundred and fifty head OF cattle, captured By
| Wheeler, have been recovered.
The darage to tho railroad Calhoun has been re
| paired -Four trains were at Dalton when last hear
| from.
On tho refusal Of Colonel Sebodt TO surrender Wheee
attacked Dalton gained some buildings in the town
whero they Kept up harassing nre, driving sieboldt
men from their position the station, where the!
checked the rebels Tho enemy was on both odes Of th
|; railroad, trying TO cut the road.
Steedman will probably reinforce siebodt IN time.
n down train is reported captured at Altona Pass.
wneessrs force is probably divided and operating
derou, points. That portion at Dalton is aiming dc
kvtroy the tunnel at Tunnel Hill.
Teleqrapbic communication with Dalton has ceased b.
1.-the cutting Of the wire
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t.,ir L-s ts.s .4-,'"s ar ,bs ,.ii,t ,.-..is va.
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wa, scouting 'ts -s""''r ~, .s"s.,lr's s"t s,.i"
l"ts'"'H''ss has tssA ',-,i,.i .E.s ". ..Lsis .."ia .
"A"s q = "A~vss's"t ~" Ms,rlN"i "s.ait a. .,.St
'tsit 's,uss tb.iE ,,~i"s h.,. t.pa nllui q. ,hsi,
s'"cs' capacity. a"i 'hst $50 "e~ al ''"''"e III ,s-
uAsjs a,Asst.a
m,zatSrsVs, Ava Information 20 ,sssi,oi
ts,s tkAt Usa. Ato,Iii. anui .,sttakias iLs tne,ar ~
N.ssss'i, attached sei ,.",si ,hs",, capturing coo
- Sop ssls.ss,s. Including u,n trhrsy" t-t. sut-
=s4esn,ir ~sz.Arsii A"i he wi'.Ia siAr -i', ,,si.
headquarters ..i.'s. all tns 'ebsi ARTILLERY ,,ains.
aui = iA'se 4ua"titI 81 su'aii a'"s. M.,a"sishi
tAfrir eaaFei ~ uripe - ths wru",AIa.
ths n,it<. special =,ss ,he ,vtsl movement an
tts l rrss fets"As VA a isi"t g. n,'e' ita spniine
- 'vi"W'vees"ts t. IL surpassed syt iess ,han
@H,NN ~ less veterans have tssn 500, a. Atlanta
MaSh apprehension" IL isit "a che 'natIe,
NV NsHE, AGs it=ths fS4ss's Washington
sreStAi i'sra'sh sa,s The ~harriesis ,esulis have foi-
is"~i che appointment ct ate'iia" g. tho command
II the M'iils Department Confidence aud tea
4estS arreAs 81 10 'es,e'si in Maryland ani Zen"
~s,lvAnta
the ,esssv-t. >, TAT a. active military operations
s.. nsu sestfea Ia the Rive unie, ahe,iian. who has
brilliantly '"AasNsa'ei shp campaign. which goes ea
asst 'rsVusasiHslr,
The t-'4i4's Washington special iisratoh sars.
thete il reazo1 o. believe that a hattie 10 being fought
near Winchester. between Shetiian'a forces aud tho
Ia ain t~ir u the ,stsls uuier Early Very heavy
s4aasnzi!ps ~a- hsari la that direction al iia,pet'a
Ferry Yesterday afternoon. aud it Ia known that Our
tsEees ueSe eloae upon the rebels.
From Charleston.
The steamer sN.!s. arrived cp Sunday. Aug :.
the exchanged eIiicets nrm Charleston. they
represent ghat they were we'll treated rtisonrra
Asuhrei ia the Interior 1T Georgia ate being removed
- Charleston. a. tho rebel. don't consider them safe
~aere they have been oonauei \ hundred officers
arrived "a the 81,
\ blockade runner entered Charleston harbor
iae :
TIC released Officers report that since their coninc-
neut in Charleston Eve blockade runners came IN.
The avtnE on Charleston aud Fort Sumter continued.
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,i"un ttu sia 20 h.iia's' ,etsiiinn.
on the soii,. t'atiisunsa, ~es psas"e"si
tho puse,'s Speech u.s .ssi ~ a taaH"".s. ~
deeply ips teis a -"tti""",i"" "f "iEil v"' i' A"'s'i.a;
r'""ises a continued s,'ist neutrality. h"t would 20
ioiao To- q a friendly reconciliation ~ expresses
satisfaction a. tho i"n"s "T a"i,"n ft"ti oil rafts r.
tho uu'ii aud """sel"on, mitigation "f 'hs distress
q" tho .utinn manufacturing iist.isis. II regrets ihe
Dane us, "an wa'. ani hopes that negotiations a,
Vienna will te successful TIE 'ssi ~ ths speech
anumtefatss accomplished fa"is. ani 'si"iass al 'Le
continued prosperity If ,he e"un''T
Nathins 10 bn"W" 40 q" peace negotiations al
Vienna The Copenhagen Ip"t nal says iiat The &c
poet II lhe alleged arn,istise E, nine months 10 pc
mature f'ussia aeteea to the enttS " The Federal
troops into ltenshutg
Tho lianL uf France had gained avef q. 900. 900
francs ia specie daring tho week The l!putse was
hat,
LESBOS. July ~ The Paris f,esse. under 70
Dot We. announces the conclusion II peace between
tlermauy aud Denmark The lazis ia upkupwn,
The atmisiioe has been sliglly prolonged,
Ctits HdHt's Messenger of July 2H,h says An
OsIeni letter in the faiependaH.e Hrige mentions
tho arrival Of tho Confederate war steamer Syren.
corvette Iuffet M. Capt ltuEsrl. mud The paddle GOT.
vottes raul LpHrs aud ItEfe UefhrHbontg. It says
that three veHaels belonging Ia the Federal Htaiea=
the Niagara. Sacramento. aud hedrsar gr=nnd
the four belonging TO the toufeirrnies. have recently
been met in tho Channel by several merchantmen.
aud an action between them In expected. This may
10 taken Tor what il 10 worth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-03
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