, 1864-10-05

Du!uE the biXht OF The 14tn, E4r:y left tbs bha-
nssdoah Valley and rcteeated 70 Lurayl Valley by
Onr army continued ita march and arrived at
HArtieonbnrE at D. m their rAttons having been
Here 500 rebel wounded In hospital tents we're
captured.
In ore week shcrldan's army fought two battles,
to naa ns DE-
SEVEN miles. The history Of this eyeutfot war
mAy be searched IN vatu Tor more persistent and
euccetsinl Lighting during an equal space OF tina.
FRom GEN. GRANTS ARMY
OPERATIONS on Oct. 1st and 2d-Our
lors on Frtany 2,o003The Rebel
olre1gth.
EEw YORK. Tuesday, Oct. 4.-Ths New York
Hfro a. CITY Point Correspondent. October "a,
says: As the nall beat is anout leaving, learn
a few particulars OF an sttack force By the enc
cover Of tie rain storm, they m>esed two divisions
cfcaral1y snd eevera1 regiments Of iufantry and
attacked Wil.on'e eavalrr on tho left Of Wafren's
oTer one hundred Ii liiIed and wounded, but
1paintaired the eround. Towards night the enc
~ gave up the attack and rettred. THIS was the
Tho 1eraids correspondent With the cavalry,
Oct. lit says: ut has beer fully ascertancd that
The rebel Genera's H.mp'on, y. II. Lee, aud
sed 70 sy Stoe y H. sTs
bter 70 frequently punished by our cavalry that
tner VII: only fight under the most advantageous
ciscuDttsncet.
The HtraiTs correspondent with the 10th Corps,
October, lit, tays: The grand featare Of the day
has betn retnnno1etance in force up to the 1nnsr
line. fthe rebel ~orks BrneY has again pashedhts
only 1efr>lred from entering and tAkiug posses.
sfon betausehis orders would not permit htm to
This moruirg the division Of General Teuy,
with hsutz's cavalry, started on the important
snietion Of feeling the enemy aud a.certatning hla
strength IN the Immediate vicinity Of Ricumonf
made ae sollo rs: two 4Fi9aaes OF Terry iutan1y,
1noyed ont by their rlent nAnk to ill., Central
Road, s1d, covered By The cavalry, advanced mp
q ,Kautz's cavalry, with one fec,ion Of horse ar
tii1ery. was thrown out an the Charles City road,
With skf1m'fhers depleyed on the left Of the Cen
tiou. The rect Of the caval1y were depIoyed as
aktrA6fhers IN front Of the Infantry and extended
their LIE OH tte left down to the lett Of cur main
movement on the Central Rosd. when the line hid
advaced to the Powell House, a point On the
Central .aif5oad aeo1t three mtlea from Richmond,
lho cavalry ttirruithers we're Withdrawn and the
sfh ana 1cth reimeats 9f Cont ertlcat infantry de-
p!oJ ed In their htead. These regiments advanced
eaee. The rest Of the column advanced steadily in
ne ot h1.s LIZ In t5s Isa5 Ct r. fs@shs5s When
opened on them with heavy artillery lrum their
main work 8, but, d9reeardinz this, the skirmish-
81 Si a.9 15pss ~ Ieoe!a aato tuef ING
cty The caVsr IN ~ ,rnt q1eoe r.. ns o. hao
neontiy ne a.ne line Of Norts These works were
s,toiIer in 1.tree ~ pe ond Snaeset,
s,,,r t,,E, aau W o. taose 70
ILL., a9,ra pt ttons VI. ~ Lao5 al 1neY m1ant
men. pressed into the service In the emergency
Rehmoud.
The expedition ha4inc accomplished al thatwss
f5 &C. to t5 9a
ard wounded,
While The reeonncl< eance was going on, the reb.
M ss | % % sdd n1sq ,bs h; M Il 1q ~ .sa it, q ta
caused he rebe;e TO ab,ndoE ihsir dc.f1n. What
e1erit was.
TIE HsnEl STRENGTH
From p pilhonets. We naVs To-Day eleaned the fol;
9Esanlzation OF Lees army: At Petersbure--Au;
az, G o,d G.slslon o. d1ss corpf. comnaaaea
~ 9entfai Mahone, and bushtod - J"anson M OWL
Ct the James-Gene1a1 Lee. commanding in per
eon-heai1.a ana Mile.1s divisions u hal's
corps, ~ ana f1t!as oiv1s1on ol beanrega1ds corps.
different dI:isont: II is reported that one Of the
4uoae 11sls3ons; Gfs1sEauon 9bko9 *1. lst11nea
ds.dnRicEeiis @ Division n :or % Lone:traat's % csrps
10aGs1ee.s coIps: Anooeg, oisislon. 9enefai
camMsnd nSe1; c'"nano'nS' aoo o'ecs'nslosee mixed
a railroad nan, "a captnsSsa 1Sa today, asserts that
On motosy "a tast ne sa~ n.y. 1sooRs moE1nE Io9
iFnenbo5e 10 SofeonaSliie TO support E4ElJ, aud
t1ansx hns9 sen is g., nsa Pr
The Hera!ds 10th Corps correspondent says:
,Most ol rs pi1eonefs Gip!u'ed are OF me rsVest
k1na o. eold1efeTmen 1 wno na7e 1nst been thrnet
into !he rrhkA Iney Ie! ne. when tue announces
ment oI tne aosanec "as m9ae, everT man eap3hi9 1
2! arms 1eni 1ns9 re ne'a am ~ a.,
S0tb. about 500 prisoners were captured. PAtns't
divieaon o. eo1ofeo sfoope temporarily atlacneo 10
me l9ln Co1pt, pave ntainea 70 tee Iet9 Colps;
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