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The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Z correspondent on ibe Iisslgsf1tN Skctches very
graphically the siege of Atlanta He copy from bis s,
tor
THR cry DsgEscKs.
t'fhc trenches y as they technically and 1mlrlv
heavily massed column 20 penetrate them tuS not with
immense loss, and then r. 20 he held Tho works,
which admirably located al arst, have becn mats
rally strenEthene and the assa1s o. the eGemy have
only developed most adding positions and d.
monstrated where the engineers sNl and tho mlpcsh
labor could be ernployed 70 ite bs3i advantage,
10 'front.' Of the great crcll1r na 81 ntrenchmebs Tor
many rods the he1ds broken sad irregular dotted
with siumrs and strewn with complete tangle of tree
tops and branches, forming barrier against splroac'
In frort OF the batteries blind pyals miniature sfsk
sdes ana palisades aud chcvsnx de al, dlsec
tors make network out ol whose entang ement Wild
fox would barely escape. by he time charging
grape, shot, shel ard Mlns the lire would b.
so broscn ana reduced v be totally Ineffective,
The works almost invunershlr and every day adds
something 70 their strength snt The sd y unfavofaos
10 mining operations.
''BoMB Paoors'
These are excavations the SOL snd rooted ~ith haasv
iogs over which Is hcapsd th9 oose Garth TO the hesbt
of voing lrrarai These i,ls mounds may he al
does not boaf, cellar u nov sappea with It's ariNcas
.b0tnb pToofn They are perfectly secure against the
metal storm and many o. them are quite comfortably
furnished with beds snd chars ani other furniture
Women and children hrddisd together IN thcu for
hours al time and whe2 the city u furiousy sheled q,
night the whole community NAV be said TO bo under
gr0und. Especially Va this the case when the moon IL
uzuay ght aud the approach ol the shells canng, b.
marked by heir nery trail
THE Spirit or rHE TROOPS.
Tho boys In tie trenches continue in GDe spirits,
eagerly anticipate advance 1 the Yankees az
their present strong position. Tho troops % tnc
militia organ zatons are nterspsrsed with tho oli vets
rans and fraternise nost amiaby together. Tho new
ish, as the militia arc denoniuaei, have Won ssde"
oplnons from the old veterans By tasr pluck ~" Wn
under Ore in seSeral recent ariors me ou .,v
do the picketpg and the militia remain 20 tbs 'reno"~
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Becretary stanton TO General Dix.
Wan DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, sept 3-sP.
ajor General DIX
Intelligence from Atlanta later tran my telegram or
lgbthss been received.
ieicgrarhic lines between Nashville and Chaita.
were broken Lac, nigh, BY Wheeler, ard we have
othng south OF Nashville to-day.
accounts for the absence OF later Information from
Ia.
doubt is entsrtaDcd Of the correctness OF the re.
received last night, which came from two inde.
nt sources, besides the Official despatch Of General
m,
toal reports this evening from Nashville state
X SSiamage done by Wheeler to the railroad will be
|lly repaired, and that Wheeler had retreated.
al Rousseau being 10 pursuit; that in an engage
between Rousseau's and wheelers forces tho rebel
q Kerry was mortally wounded ard is ia our hards
EDWIN N. STANTON, secre.ary Of War.
tcings OseF the Capturs or Atlanta.
Il ALBANY, sept. 8, 1864
hundred guns were nred here at noon to-dsy, by
ZION men Of Albany, In honor Of the capture Of At
and also one huudred guns by order Of tho Ad1tant
|Pl
TRoy, NJ Y Sept. 3, 1864. a
Pate OF one hundred guns fred 10 this city his
10 honor OF the capture Of Atlanta by General snes.
forces.
SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. 8, 1854.
were rung and salute OF one hundred guns fred
day in honor OF The great victory OF Generaleber-
Atlanta.
~.
ROCHESTER,, N. T., Sept SIS p. N.
citizens are now celebrating, en- ndsse, the taking
In.a by General Sherman's forces. Two hundred
being Cred, bells ringing, fireworks SET on, with
9, torchght professions and speeches. The t1reets
kAd with an inmenhe thrcpg.
os~Keo, n. g., Sept 1854.
. was parade Q. the sixteenth United States In.
stationed al Fort Ontario, this afternoon, and =
vii! be nrcd this evening 10 commemoration OF
tory over tho rebels and the occupation OF Atlanta
aerai Shermsn's forces
] BcfTAlo, ". Y, Sept. ., 1864.
Iisplay Of flags, and this evsni6uSy tho discharge
non, bonnres aud speeches.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, sept. ,, 164
IAiioual salute was fred on the green by order Of
,y authorities, and the bells OF the city rung al
ir honor or the great victcry Of General Sherman
he rebels AT Atlanta
NoawALx, Conn,, Sept. s, 1854.
hundred guns are now being fred In honor OF sher-
victory and tho filing Of the quota OF the town.
NEw LoSnov, Corn, Sept. 8, lses
hundred guns were nsed here to-day "a honor 0!
Erw,sK, n. j., Sept. >, lsoi.
Ire 10 great rejoicing here today ever the nows o.
ha Of Atlanta. Flags aro flying, and salute o. one
red guns will be nred this evening
BosrsS, Sept. 2, 1884
b hcndred guns wcre Drcd on Boston comunn TAI
socn a. an expression Of pubfc rejoicing Al th'
Arc Of Atlanta saiutes were also ared al yna Bal
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Federal Force Moving Towards Msm s....
phis-Expectcd Pursuit of For''s' -"

FROM the Rchmosd Eyan1lnsl .a - yo,,..,.
Tho .,cs OF the eremy recently sstherea h
Misssslpp. as il was supposed y. : rsar Mscs upna
Noble are moving towards heai21 ivy ssy -, @
on has b.en received At Mobile ina Asusse ra" ~
sSn,1ne n ssue from Vicfsbsrg. , ,,,..s.s,..,,s -
& i -ay their lsstinAito1 is Atlanta, We hos
~ s,L = thev aro going ~ hrnt up Forrest snd
rs.eicr son of whom have feceosy mysteroasiy dc
arreayed IA cLCfnens rear.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Obituary.

t,x4utS EscHr, N d., olcd AZ New Haven on Thurs
asv evening At the time u rcsisnps his chair (aurns
he present yearl as Professor y sngery, nc nat pes"
orreeted win Yale college fer upwards OF hly years
and sos the olaest professor OF the institution ~
KrIrnt souid nave reached lie sarsv hiih yea' IN w"
am cf rsxt wapth
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

II Erw,sE, N. J., Sept. ., lsoi
Ire 10 great rejoicing hero to-day over the nows Of
Al OF Atlanta. Flags arc flying, and salute o. one
red guns will be nred this evening.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

NEW HAVEN, conu., Sept. > E64.
laiioual salute was fred on the green by order Of
l,y authorities, and the bells OF the city rung al
| In honor OF the great vic,cry Of General Sherman
he rebels at Atlanta
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

BosreS, sept z, 1854.
!, hundred guns were nrcd on Boston Common this
uocn az an expression Of pubNo rejoicing a. the
Are Of Atlanta Statutes were also ared al Iyna, Bal
Ne and other places.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

NEW Loyncv, Corn, Sept. 5, lses.
hundred guns were nsed here to-day a honor OF
III Of Atlanta
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

NonwALx, Coun., Sept. s, 1854.
hundred guns are now being fred IN honor OF sber-
victory and tho filing Of the quota OF the town.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Arrival of Generals All. Smith anc
Grierson At neEaphts.
CAIRO, sept, 5, 1884
Memphis papers Of the COLI cL annoorce tho arrival
there OF Generals Smith aud Gssrs2n, win the rsspe,.
tire staff.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Position or Arairs Seror. Atlantis.

From tho Richmond EAamner, Sept. l.
4 correspondent Of tho nississTgtqn sketches very
graphically the siege cf Atlanta We cory iron, bis lsl
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Bcff4Io, ". y, Sept. ., 1864.
,aH OF Atlanta was celebrated heIe during the day
isplay OF flags, and this evsni6uSs tho discharge
non, ponnres and speeches.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

os~keo, n. T., Sept. 1884.
Q was parade Q. the sixteenth United States In
stationed al Fort Ontario, this afternoon, and y
vii! be nrcd this evening ia commemoration OF
tory over tho rebels and the occupation OF Atlanta
,eral sherman Is forces.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

ROCHESTER,, N. r., Sept. SIS p ".
tliilens are now celebrating, en- ndsse, the taking
MIA by General sherman's forces. Two hundred
= being Cred, bells ringing fireworks SET on, with
torohlight professions and speeches. The t1reets
I'D with an inmense thrcug.
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The Union Prisoners at AndersonFiIIe
Georgia.

The Union Prisoners at AndersonFine,
Georgia.
g. G. Bond, private in the 18th Illi-
nois Volunteers, made statement to DR..
George A. Blake, Agent Of the United
Ststes Sanitary Commission at New Or
leans, of hia treatment st Anderson7ille.
He says;
About the 18th of May we were trans
fsrred to Andersonville, where we found
about nine thousand prisoners, half starved
and sickly, confined by stoclade in an
enclosure of about thirteen acres. They
had no shelter of any description, except
such as could be constructed from blankets
by those who were fortunate enough 10
have them; not even trees to protect sick
OF well against sun or storm. We had no
cooking utensils whatever. Our Tations
consisted Of corn meal and bacon, and
very rarely fresh beet, all uncoOked, at the
Iate Of about one-third of a pound of
bacon and one pint of meal per dem to
each man. The meat, whether salt OF
fresh, was Of very inferier descI iption,
the bacon frequently rancid and sinking,
the beef putrid and full of maggots.
The officers in command, General Win
der and Captain Writ especially, were
the most brutal men whom it has eyer been
my misfortune to meet This Captain
Wirtz told me that he was formerly in the
| United States regular army. Some of the
prisoners informed me that he was also a
captain in the United States service, in an
eastern volunteer regiment, and deserted
at the first battle of Bull Run. He had
immediate command Of the interior of the
prison. The following instances sufficient
IL illustrate the brutality of this man {:
Twelve meR had attempted to escape while
out chopping wood, and were recsptured; /;
collars of iron, fitting elosly around the
neck, were put on each man upon the
/ back of each collar was loop, through
which chain was passed, and the whole
twelve were chained togsther ia & circle,
I faces inward; their teet we're chained To-
getheF il 2 similar manner each man
| had thirty-two pound ball attached to one
foot, and between each two, e sixty-fouF
FOUNDER was attached to the chain which
connected their feet the chain was
80 arranged that only half Of the men
| could lie down at ones. These DOn were
kept thus chained for about forty-Rye days,
During the time one of the men was Ia
ken sick; the doctor refused to attend him,
the man died, 9ad his body re named
chained to the others for over for y-eight
hours when the collar was removed, tie
putrid aesh about his neck fell off Their
release was finally ordered by ar officer
who came to inspect the prison.
HAnother prisoner blacked himself and
attempted TO pass cut with the negro la
borers he Ess detected and sentenced by
Capt. Writ to receive one hundred lRshe'
Ger day for three successive days, and t.
| iay on the stocks during the time, with th'
brutal remarks that, as he had tried Il
make niger Of himself, he sLJuld b,
treated like Niger.
81 escaped with seven others about th'
10th of August, by tunnelling, AM mad
my way down the river and across tn,
country to Pensacola -...
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ABGIVAL OF NAILS ar DEPOT
,uEas-Y, Thson,yh arrgva.t at - rla


ABEIVAL Or MAILS ar DEPOT.
Eastern Through aTriEes as 1. a. Eba
5.20P. Nj.
kastern Way arrives at $40 a. Ii
Pittsburgh Through arrives at T:4b =. N
do Way arrives ct $3.50 p. n
5andusky Way arrives at ll.l5 A. Il.
MEhCninS Way arrives at $50 P Nj.
Cincinnati Through arrives at 9.3J I. NJ 2.5y I. n
do Way arrives az $50 P. IL.
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P.h.
western Wsy srrig5s AZ 2:45 P. N
Medina Way arrives o. 4.J1 P II.
Rockport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays Aad
Saturdays ST L Nj.
REeolEsville, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Ed
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Sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, &c, ar
Tivos Mondays snd Fridays at P. M.
WarTensTile arrives daily at 1918 A. Nj.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A b.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEag THRoUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, AMI Willoughby, PGineSyilie, &C.
Esys, AshtsbGlA and OOnDesnt, closes at e:46 A. NJ.
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EIsTEEE THROUGH, for Erie, BuHalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at z.zO
Pm
EAsEERS WAX, Tor gIl po!l:s bcsVesD Cleveland
and Erie, closes at 10 p. NJ.
wLsrEnS THROyaB, for Toledo, Dotrs!t, Chicago
and CLOSES st too P ID.
WESTERN THROUGH for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, ST. Joseph snd Cairo closes at 500 P. II.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
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CuECTNEATI WAY, for sl points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at l:25 2. Ia.
OEOIEskII THROUGH, fer Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, olozsl at 10 P. NJ, Qesyes
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OTRoIEEATII TuROUGU, for Columbus, Oinoinnsti,
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Ington, closes ct l2:25 P. NJ
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and, WsliEyils, snd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdslphiR, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:So
A. NJ.
HAHoSIEG WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
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RsEt morning.)
nKDIaA GAE, olo3as at A. N.
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SHARON CEHTER, Granger North Royslton, 90.
/ closes On TGoGGays and Saturdays, as A. II.
| WARREEgYTLLR, ciOsas dsily, 1880 A. II.
/ EAsrf CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily, 81
P.h.
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| 3 IndSy irofB Q A. n. 70 i0.2O a, NJ.
L. COwLEs, P. ii.
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Gen. rom Thumb OF for Eur ne.

Oehs AOAA AAlAAN S1 AoA LII ~
Gen. Tom Thumb and his 1t q wife
have taken passage in the steamer City Of
Washington, which leaves for Liverpool
on Saturday, the 18th inst. At the close
of their present engagement at B rnum's,
they take a final farewell of public life.
They are now about to make the tour of
Europe in their private capacity They
will tsrry q few weeks in England and
France and then proceed to Italy.
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CREST number Of testimonials from Patients who
have been cured after DoiHg pronounced inCGrabe
by their physicians, some after takiug only One
bottle u Striokland's AHti-Oholera Mixture q
Oon suGsf with DiarThea and DYaentsrY tfy CHs
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DaI Taxation

Bus aside from ali the advantages We have eau
asratod special Act OF Congress sz,,sPis al 5o!s
aHd TSslstry 5ses r0a. !ooIl l4zasis On the aver
ags this exemption is worth sbcut two Pei cont
per snnu according 60 the rate Of taxation in Va
riods parts Of tho country.
1t Is believed that 40 seouhti=l onsr 50 g.oat ia
daoements to lenders as those issued by the govern.
msnt. in all other forms OF Indebtedness, the aish
ability Of private parties or stock companies or
separate communities, only, is pledged for pay
mont, while the whole property OF the country Ia
hsli to secure the discharge of all the obligations
o. the United stats7.
While tbs government Offers tho most liberal
terms for lis lOana, it believes that tho very strong
est appeal viii be Il the loyalty aud patriOtisp, oi
the people
Up to the z4tH OF Ssptsmbsr. the subscriptions to
this loan amounted TO over