The New York herald., 1864-09-25

SyasburgerS.
Mr. u. OavfdsOm's Despatoh.
HAArxR's yzRRy, Va, Sept "A, 1894
rHE BATTls nsHxRs /.
General Bheridans cavalry fanked tho enemy's posi.
ton on Fishers HIN The 22d, and prevented Anderson
rsjcinins Early.
Wright and Crook attacked him in front 3ust before
dark and In the early morning Of the 2sd drove bin
from ywhsrs Hill, capturing sixteen cannon and aaay
prisoners
At last accounts tho pursuit continued, Sheridan
hoping that no would capture nearly the whoe Of the
enemy's force. His cavalry were then beyond Wood
STOCK the direction Torbe who wassoonstanty
picking up prisoners.
Woodstock is some sixty seventy mlss from here,
with no moro rapid communication than by courier.
General r0rbsrt VITA rot slop short Of Rtchmond 10
keeps them on the ren
Lists Of casualties yet be had All n confusion,
and tno surgeons heva no reports
Pursui& OF the RcbeIs-Arrtval Of Prison
from tho Ba Eaie Fields.
wAsHTaroN Sept. "a IL 30P.h
when last heard FROM Earlys army wss flying down
the valley, panic stricken
Sheridan ~ hot pursuit, and Woodstock.
Tbs government received dispatches from General sts
this morning dated Harpers Ferry, stating that
Thousand strasburg prisoners reached Winchester
sss night He also that sixtsen hundred OF the
prsoners captured the 10TH Winchester
arrived arpers Ferry this morning. and that sixteen
hsndred moro are yes'so come.
later despatch from General Stevenson this
orenoon that hundeed prsoneru
ptured at strasDurg the 22d reached Winchester
this morning.
Cho Baltimore and OafS Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Sept. -, 1850.
| Tho American Railroad Pheux"-7Raltimore and
Ohio iinebas been relieved i.s three months do.
raDgement by the victory Of Sheridan This result alone
Is Of great Importance and much heiahens tho value
| Of our success. The Cumberland coal and gas
GOALS from the Alleghanies, and the heavy produce
from West Virginia ana he distant States,
all come forward again TO relieve the and iu.
prove the markets. while in every business and military
the reoccupaton and OF tho road Will prove
nrst importance. Eight miles of track have been ro
stored, with ave bridges and four miles Of telegraph
! poles, besides water stations and sidngs
The victory occurred on Monday night last On Tues.
dny night preparations for restoring the road began and
| the whole line will be In again by Tuesday next.
The highest military authorities OF she governm
taking such steps by occupying aud fortincaon viii
undoubtedly prevent any further interruption 10
the road, even the should continue much longer.
| Reports OF Refugees from Rfchmond.
WASHINGTON Sept. "a, 1894.
shore and succeeded IN reaching Point Lookout. Some
Of them from Richmond, say The Of Easly's
net defeat had reached there and caused the
ccusternation and alarm.
Tho rebel officers brought 10 Washington to-day from
Point Lookout be transferred Northern prisons
will not believe that Sheridan achieved victories
| she Shenandoah valley, proclaimed N onlcia,
| dsspatches
| A Salute ss One Hundred Cuns Ter Osr
l VictOs tes.
| General pix mas issued tho following order
l SpTuAL ORDERS No. 230.
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT EAs7
New Yoxx Ciry, Sept. "a, 1864. I
In obsdieuoe special instructions from the War be-
partnent and in honor OF tho signal victories
gained by army under General Sheridan, patopAi
salue OF hundred uo0 great guns will be fred from
Fort Columbus, New York harbor Tomorrow,
! ing at haif.rast eleven A. H.
Brigader General Hunt, commanding the troops IN New
York city aud harbor will issue the necessary nstrue.
sions 20 carry this order into effect BY command Of
Major General DIX