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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
Letter from Mr.. FairehtId.
CKNrlRyIllI pkacIxcr. S,.,t ~ :

SSsNi EhNlLLb sept w. O1.
EDIrnks DEnOcEAr = Having Irn,ned thai
there Is III CITculhIl"n IrI'it that ! have said
thai WAS g"ing Ia cast ballot 1T the coming
ell cII"n TOR the reelection # \ AbruhanI Lin
coin I" the Presidency 1t The United Safes,
have "nl, io repeat what | saId 1" Gov. ID w.
nvy curing the cimpaiEu III 1881: Before
NV hand should BE- peruIrte0 10 do =" i"ul d
deed Us tn cast n ballot fIr his election, my
right arm should be severed from, nv body -
knowing thar his election would imperIl the
peace aud integrity "t Is Cnl"u mure than II
would Ge I'm, erllled were We IN u;.tn wal tarr
with The three mOHl powerful naIi,hs I'll Eu-
rope, Russia, France and Ehgldnd, c"nblned. -
Daring nearly tour years at his OI.,l adniIniS.
tra'"n nt our nation Il affairs. have dIScUv.
cred nothing I" change my prediction exlIe>S
ed al that time, but, IN thr ctntrnrv nv worst
fears have bees. Irullzrd he has called Ia his
aid. AS his chnStituiInnLI advisers, Ab"liti"n.
Isis "t The most ultra stripe tramplrd under
Io"t ihe most essential requisites the Consul
tnll"n, which hhur c"nsIItueu us United
Reputiic,ot bnth Nation Il and State Sovereign.
I'eS-b"th supreme in their respective cOuSiI
tuuoDAI az bits. That my Democratic friends
throughout the County Of El Dorado NAV
Know my present AtatuS. will h' re- iLr
"ne Of the reS"lnti"ns Which had prepared
tnr ad"pIIin At the late Stale Convention in
SaR FranciSco:
Resolved. That We deem the present dom
inant party, bhh State and NaIional. as the
Auihors al the PreSeni unhappy Interneclne
war raging beiWeen The sections North and
S"nth aud that "ur only hope nf a restoration
ut the Union ~ it Was, aud retaining the
Constitution aH il is" IL To wipe ont, 1T The
ballot box. the prr>eul Black Republican ABB.
iIil"n party, both State mnd National, and rem.
state III power ihr lid. time hnnored and
Union lnviDR aud Constitution u b iding Drmp
cratic party"
Dawn EAIpcuITn
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Kings Store District. II Dorado County, Californis

NOIlCE There is delinquent upon the following
~ described stock, oil account OF assessment lev
led "n the 18Th day "f August. 1851 the several
Anonnt' SGT "ppus the names Of The respective
shareholders ~ follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24


ITO ALL WHOX 1T NAY CONCERN. ."-Fhe
diSgracefnl proclamation Ol the President [
to the Rebel Commissioners must cause
the cheek Of every true American to tin
gle with shame.
Whom does not peace concern!
A million Of families in the land to day
are mourning the slaughter OF some ri
their number in the field of 6lN'd. The\
look with horror upon the approaching
eonscription of half q million more al
friends and brothers tn be dragged from
their homes as sacrifices to the demon VI
Abolition.
Whom does It not concern!
Ask the widow and The orphan, who
NOUN fr the rGvageS Of the past and
fear the desOlatiOn and want which is to
come. and they will tell you whom it has
AlreAdy concerned.
Was . nation ever befare sO triled with
by . brutal demapogne in its hour Of ag'
ony3 The execraliuns Of the Christian
world should DO poured upon his head,
and the people en- masse rise up and hurl
him from pOweF.-BUrlingtO Argus.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

RETURNING Reason. The New York
Evening Post lectures it's abolition cotrIn-
p0rarieS for their n'li~criminate attacks
upon Me>SrS Wade aud Davis, who have
come ont against President Lincoln
usurpations. Wade is an Abolition Sen
atnr from Ohio, and Winter Davis an Alb.
clifton member of the House of Represen
tatiVes from Maryland. They are bnth
strong Republicans. and prominent and
influential leaders Of their party and they
would not denounre Lincoln without
srrions cause. The Post says they should
be allowed to utter what they deem tn be
the truth, even against the AdminiStra.
ton. NJ they may thereby serve the inter.
cSts Of the country: for no Inan excep.
office.holiers and sh"ddyitys. cares pins
head in these serious days for party men.
ances or party Discipline: 1t further adds,
at is disgrnceful to man /" balance in the
choice between his party and the nation. >hnnd
the TWO happen t0 come in c''Htict. There
has already been two much Of III ~ questionable
patrintiSm, and we should rejoice tU see no
more of it in the future"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
BEAR MOUNTAIN MINING co
Ocean District Salmon Fills Township, fl Dorado
County, State Of California

County, State Of California
N0TICk is hereby given tat, At u M citing 81 the
~ .rntees ~ the ~ ID Comp my, held on the
l4ih daN Of Srp- nhrr, 1864, AL assessment Of one
dollar Anh S+v. htv Ave cents per share 40 Neel Ia
the shAre) WIS levied upon the capital stock Of said
C"mnsny. PAYABLE Immediately to the Secretary
Geo. Warner, Mt his Office, corner Of J and Fifth
streets, SacI Iamento.
Any stock uDon viii h said assessment shall re
main unpaid IN the 18Th day Of OrtUber, 1864, will
be advertised on that daV as delinquent and, unless
payment shall be made before, will lie soi on the
81 day Of November. 1854. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, at
he Uftre Of the ComDany, TO pay the delinquent
asse- ent together with the cost Of advertising and
expeOsrs of the sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
W. II THOMAS, Sc 'yprn tenn,
Tukey's Building, ct rner } and Fifth Streets
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

The above assessment is levied by the Board Of
Trus''ss t"r the purpose n covering AL D evious
assts'ntnis fr IN the urganiztt 81 the Company
up to the present date, and all the m ey that has
will be credited 10 the stock on which It has heen
paid This AcIlOn has be- n taken by the Board, in
order to render the nb ve advertisement and the
sale Of the stock IN wrli thr assessment shall re
main urprid. hgal for the Board are satisfied hat
al' previous Sales of stock by the Company have
hecn Illegal. W. H THOMAS
Secretary pro TEN.
Sacramento Sept. 10Th, 1854 -4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

FREIGHT by every up train to Folsom, and b,
every morning down traiD to Sacra mento.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

Sacramento, June 10Th. 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
TUE HvSrn coRrs.

Mr.. James O. Fitzpatriek's Despatch.
NmrH Amy OoRps, Va ocI 2S-A. n.
pawARAuoxs
for the present movement commenced fsw days since,
when The prospect OF active operations was hailed with
delight by our troops the and quiet Of the past
month Our line or works near the Psgram House vas
committed 10 tho OF artllerns and command
Of infantry consisting OF aetsobmenn from the various
brissdes q The corps
Wa broke camp Wednesday night, but did not move
until yesterday morning. During the few hours which
interviewed until daylight the troops marched out Of the
breastwors and ned upon that thoroush'ae wnose
has so often puzzled US. viz-tne squ'rre
Level road. Tho corps took position In toe mHon
with the division OF General WILCOX 10 'ne
advance, followed by the celored division o.
General Ferroro Holding the right and keeping connec
ton with the line from which had Jest moved was the
division Of General Potter. Tho ss,entyplpth ,,rn
lsnders, commsudcd By cap,sin H,crI bEssM ap tue
aod bcla ps cxsrSnJ 81 near For, ar,ns,. /.
would asvo been wc perhaps Asys presacsd By say
us that our novencctwas 10 t6s south aud wes,, do
bouohus from tiA nost westerly part OF our old lne
Tue reader WI sars understand why tho rsht and rear
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
SHENANDOAH.

IL. Fraak AsAry's DespassA.
HxADouAn1ns, Nunxnm AMY Cs.rs,
0ct ~, 1884
Quiet rsigps supreme In the Army Of ths Mode D
partmens. rhe different corps have resumed shsis old
position, and are becoming quite comfortable again.
QUE Loas0 N TIE Rscuf RAMA
the Losses IN Ne Sixth and Nineteenth corps m tbs
battle Of Friday, oaciAAy stated amount h round
sunssss 70 ave thousand nvs hundred In killed. voandsd
and missing. The wounded m the Nntssnth corps nun-
bsrsd enc thoussnd hundred and any Ne day assr
the ngha Our total loss In the light win mot be sas sAa.
seven thousand he rebel loss one third greater.
HnCoHNonsAHCH
reconnaissance far Voodstock Asd 10 discover
the presence Of any enemy, although 10 reported that
Early u agsn recognising his shattered army Doubtful
rxnoxxRs AID sIRA60IMs.
Prisoners continue 70 be brought in BY our cavalry.
The valley between Cedar sssek and Woodstock % full
4 stragglers.
Ram commenced falling this morning, and shsrs =
every prospect of web spoil ahead.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
REBEL IsvAsIoN OF KENTUCKY.

Forrest, Buford and Chalmers On .
Raid-Padacah Thrsatsned-Prspara
tions FOR the Attack. 90.
81. LOUIS, Oct 70, 1864.
General Meredith Paducah, Kentucky, received dos
patches from General Sherman Wednesday that ths
rebel General Foss. intended to make an attack ON that
place yesterday.
Scouts report that large numbers II rebels passing
Dresden, Trenton Lexington, Shady Grove and sicLsr
nodsville-an within hfty miles Of Mayfeld
A largo amount OF supplies is being accumulated at
NcLcrnodsvie by the rebels.
The rebel General Buford had three battaons and
battery Of Dahlgron guns at Shady Grove.
Orders have been issued FOR tho concentration 0 the
rebel forces the Tennessee line preparatory to march
Paducah.
Tho rebel Generals Forrest Chalmers and Buford are
in command of.thc rebel forces.
All business AZ PaAucah m suspended and tho goods
there are being removed to place OF safety.
Every preparation is being made for the rebel attack
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
THE SECOND CORPS.
nr. Finley Andcrson's Despatch.
BArrLr TigLp ON rHa BoYDrowN PLANK ROAD, [
Oct. 2S--3 A. n.

nr. Finley Anderson's Despatch.
BArrIn FiEIp ON BoYprowr fLAyx ROAD,
Oct. 2s-3 A.. NJ J
rHr OPERATIONS ~ rHs 17M.
severe engagement took place yesterday siernoon at
sAm pons the Boydtown plank road, at 10 junction
With the Quaker road about eight miles from Richmond.
N the present operations OF the Army d tho Potomsc
against the right Of the sasmys poeiion the most i'm
ortant aud pcrous part that assigned 70 General
oreges cavalry and portion Of the Second corps under
command or Major General Hancock.
ynxiMHAaY ARRANcmgHm.
Our works in frout Of Petersburg having been strength
sssd and sarrsoosd, and oil prccauscnary measures
s.ksu tor holding those ipenchment dsachmsots from
she scoond Filth and Ninth corps moved towards the
snemys right IN tbs direction the scuthsds Railroad.
me movable portion Of The army made sort Of LETT bali
wheel the Ninth corps tbs right asa pivot The
savary and the sccopt eorps having further 70 move
shan the other troops, they started yesterday.
nAseOcK's novUxpNs
General Niles having been LEFT TO defend he line IN
front OF Petersburg, General Hancock with tss Second
Avsion Of the second corps, under General Eean, the
Third under General Mott and three batteries of arl
,e.y under MAJOR Hazard, chief OF artillery or he
s,tfs moved IRON their encampmspt yesterday At
tyoru vog,na ot ,ovsrca the lef, on long dclcrr,
sso commend b,gruarsed for ;be night where It
~ss csrcd b Gr,gs's casiny, asir 10 forrrcstcns
sa tIs lslt o Jsasss Wsrrens ns Al hah.rass 'ersa
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Its Adoption by the People By .
Majority Of 475.
ACTION Of The COURT OF APPEALS.
Abolition Of Slavery In the State on
tuesday, Nov. !, 1865.
TIE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION,

BALrxoRA Ma, 0st 20, 1894
The Court q AppsalB - Annapolis, has sustaiusd tss
decision Of Judge Martin, Of the lower COURT In refusing
uandamus against the Governors counting the SOL
dies' vote on new conetutou Tho black slaves o.
Maryland, therefore, stand esnancipated-
Tho clause Affecting slavery s in the following Words;
ARTICLE "a That hereafter this State there shall
be neither slavery Involuntary servude, except IN
punishment Of crime whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted and all persons hold 10 labor
saues Aereby declared free.
accordance with this decision Governor Bradford has
just proclaimed the Free State Constitution OF Mary
land tho fifteen days allowed therefore expiring a. noon
The friends OF the measure honoring event By
display OF bunting.
The Governors proclamation concludes AZ follows
Azo whereas the results Of said elections have been
dny certified to by the proper judges OF said several
elections, and upon accurately counting and casting up
the votes returned for and against said oonsi
tuition, including the soldiers vote. aforesaid, IL doth
appear 30 l74 ballots for the constitu
and 20 500 ballots against the constitution; and
that there sixty blank ballots reported given
sgainst tho constitution but not counted, tho psrsons
offering them refusing 20 take the oath required by sad
And tbere being therefore on the aggregate vote
cast majority in favor OF adoption OF the said consta
tion
tho State OF Maryland in pursuance OF tho authority
SO vested In me BY said act OF Assembly and cen
Secres and make Known that ihe said con.
stitution and form Of government so framed
and adOptcd-Dy the SouVehtlou hOtesau, HAS Uo00
adopted by majority OF the voters OF the State and thas
In pursuance OF provision therein contained the
will 20 effect the proper constitution and form Of
government Of this State supcrsedng the exist
Ing on the first dav Of houenlJey Yser.
Given under my hand and the great sea OF tho state o.
Maryland at the city OF Annapolis the 20lh dag a
October, In the year OF our Lord 1854.
A. w. BRADFORD
BY the Governor--wM. B. Haze, Secretary Of State.
the proclamation goss into effect Tuesday next The
1st proximo
The application 1or . mandamus IN the case was stiIl
pending Court Of Appeals An injunction vas ap-
piled for Two Of tho judges Bowie sad GoIdsborossh,
announced that hsy could mot s IN tho hearing, snsy
being interested a saveholders.
The following the oncal vote dsposited with the
Executive she State, The constitution from Bait.
~Sal of a ah~ NAnAA
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
THE FRAUDS IN SOLDIERS VOTES.
Donohu Nc Said to be Sentenced Go Five
Years Imprisonment.

Do0Om No b1h0 W % oehsonCSu 10 1Av0
Years Imprisonment.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1884
The Eew York frauds sti attract good share OF pub
Ito attention. There considerable anxiety in rcpub
circles learn how the expose and the action OF tho
military authorities In the matter win operate In New
York The specifications spon which the accused
tried do havge fraud upon tho Election law but forg
ing and signing fictitious q military officers upon
adavs and other ocia papers In connection with the
soldiers votes. 10 understood that Douohus has been
found guilty and sentenced to nvs years imprisonment
In the penitsntiary.
Amasa y. Parker, VIM. =. Allen ana
VIM. Kelly Appointed TO Go TO WASH
ington.
wArmrovs, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1854.
Governor seymour has appointed commission, con
sistng Of Hon. Amasa J. Parker, Hon. VIM. =. Allen
and Hon. VIM. Kelly, forthwith to proceed 70
washington inquire into the OF the arrest
Of Colonel North and other citizens OF the
State OF New York, and TO take such action may
be necessary speedy trial and 70 vodcate the
laws Of the State, At the time that any
attempt the part Of any TO prevent the soldiers
from voting, or to defraud them OF their votes, TO
ooeree their action in voting, 70 deain or alter the
votes already cast by them, be exposed and punished.
J. T. MILLER,
Inspector Gsscral OF the StaLs Of New York.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
s II 4 Z M a ~.

Interesting from BeaureGard's Armies
Dick Tayisr with Tom Chousand Men
In North Aiabnma-Large Rebel Fore II
with fonfoons Preparing 20. Cross q
Tcnnessee. &c. che
IMroRykNr EfBEL MOVEMENTS IN NORTH
from the Nashville Despatch, Oct ALABAMA.
despatch received at,headqusrtsrsf 1sI
bama, yesterday reporB Roddy - .om Decatur, Ala
command AZ Moul,on and somcrv' Oourtand and his
ocved at Decatur 70 the efec 40 Another report
Another despatch fro abba
came ineo our pcSe' n necAtur says---A citizen who
bots N AMBUSH or ane reporu three companies Of re-
70 De there to' the Somorvile road, and three more
trans w Sht (Monday) supposed 10 be after forage
hossdno x Taylor. he sdys u Bear Greek Wtta ten
days. ,0r Roddy v 10 attack Decatur within Two
.nd Dick Ia 70 help him.
LARaH REBEL poRcR AT euvT1AvrLLu. ALA.
iron the Nsahville Despatch, Oct -
despatch from Decatur, Ala, reports the rebels m
large force, xih avy and ps~tcops, between Guners
Vile Warrington, and fietehers rsotnssq 70 cro1 Os
Tsnp,ase al points from Beayds BlW 70
Ty,ana The officers and cavalry we're dressed In the ~
gular Confederate uniform.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Psess Despatehes.

HxADou ARrgss, ARMY PoroxAo,l
In rm FIgID, Oct 27-9 ~ J
The long looked for talked OF advance OF the armies
operating against Richmond has at last taken place.
Yesterday the Deal preparations were completed BY
lns Withdrawal Of the greater part Of the Army OF the
Potomac from the aud nassing u In the rear
ready for the move
The First division OF tho Second corps, with part OF
the Fh aud Ninth corps held the entire line from the
Appotsmox, the right, TO some three mies west Of
the Weldon Railroad on the left.
An baggage, wagons, &C., we're sent 10 the nt
City Point
A. two O'Clock this morning General Hancock with the
Second and Third divisions OF corps along tbs
Vaughn road, running southwest aud, after crossing
Ihatcbcrs run found tho rebels insrenchsd newly
made works
General Hancock al once charged them the nauk
and drove them out and took twenty prisc.
mostly cavalry, among whom was Major vep ssrs
acting adti,aut, but what generals stan Ab,s. an
tell would not
Tho rif,n corps took the Squirrel
tho rebels posted at its junc' Svs road and fouu
which runs north from the ' "a with the Duncan road
road. From this they ,Aushn road 70 the Boydtown
with some loss, were driven BY our skvmisners
wounded in the q First division having about forty
The Ihrde ~rAh.
crossing hvion or ts,s corps took the advance, and,
cor 'a4t hers, 'can, connected With Inc Second
>s.ss,,n.
, ...,-.. General Hancock advanced Along By road,
-. - rebos be;ofe him, iii ne reached Boydlown
80 cad, wb the column halted and formed ia llpa
Atc, on Tho farm Of Mrs. Butler. the lst reaching
mo distav co OF the road aud the right exesdns
% thcl woods on tho right.
Ths Var corps had also formed and adyarcsd hroosf
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
THE CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI.

Price In Full Retreat and Our Cavalry
In Pursutt-Accident co General Plea.
santoH, So.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, OG. 70, 1854
Tho latest accounts put General Price Carthage,
Jasper county Missouri s retreatng, With our cavalry
in hot pursuit
General Pleasanton has been slightly injured ny fall
from his horse.
Attack ON tho Steamer Belle OF Se, Louis
by 0ueriliss.
81. LOUIS OCT. 70, 1854
3hs steamer Belle Of g. Louis attacked by gueri-
las while lying II Randolph on Thursday night. Pay
masters Butler and Smith killed. and several of ths
crew Of the boat were wounded.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

su,c,px NJ SssorrSu wHna suyysssxo vron DuImrn
Tssxsxs Yesterday morning. shortly aficr fouv oclocx
Mr. william D. Sandord, who nad been stopping Tor alcw
days with some friends a, S4o East fmty fourth see.
committed suicide, wble snfsrtns from delrium tIe
meme, bS shooting himself IN The mouth Win p'ssoL
some sus was after him With pistol and intended 20
take nss tfe sandford bad revolver in hs possession
in tda afternoon; but, fearing that bis dehfnus no
o,s he might be harmed BY II, his friends took
Sn sub.sg guently sanford found khe pistol and psc
n tse nuzsie mouth discharged one barrel oeors
s,y ~ coud interfere 70 prevent a. The bullet passed.
,ro MS head and death susued about an hour after
wards Coroner Colin held inquest on tho ooiy snu
tno ,urv rendered verdict OF "Daath oy suo'os "
shootIpg while aborug under ~ cr temporary 'usan'
,y Deceased thirty ycars age, snu ans,ve
81 poaehkespsis, this state Rls sssns viD ~ eksn
20 pons shReanse for int<rmena
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Majority against on homo vote ots,.........".... iOs0
Tho soldiers vots added TO the above given 10 the
Governors notwithstanding the majority for The
new constitution ATS.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

NASHVILLE, OcS. 20, 1854.
GsasrA 0nsn has Just AsA . sanguinary battle with
Dsckmridse's forces In East Tennessee completely rou
ing and driving in confusion vaushsn's brigade many
miles
using their sabrss. We captured nearly i've hundred
prisoners, including Colonel Ross commanding brigade.
The celebrated McClung's rebel battery captured
entire the taking OF being Of the most glorious
charges Of the war.
abandoned much property.
Te rebel killed and wounded we're len 10 our pos
session.
General Gllem is SIN in vigorous pursuits.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
/. VICTORY IN. EAST TENNESSEE.
Defeat Of . Brigade Of Brock.
inridgs's Troops.
PRISONERS AND CANNON CAPTURED,

NAmvnxs, Tsnu., Oct %, ,iS6A
General G,llsm had . Sight yesterday with General
vaughaa's rebel command u Norrstowu. completely
reutns him and capsuSng one hundred and sixty
prisons ono colonel MAJOR six captains, eight ss
ssuauts nvs sws,vspounders and mountain hewsssr
The prisoosrs and artillery captured arrived here this
morning.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

ths woods two miles, bus the is se The line failed 70
connecs With The right a the Second osrps.
he rebels fell back We advanced, untn ~ linz
reached Thasohsr's run again, whore the rebels were
found behind strong inrsochmens and brisk airing -
sued, bus without much lOss On either side
A. about four O'Clock In the afternoon the rsbs, taking
advantage Of the break IN the line between the Second
and TMsA CORPS massd General Andsrsons division. Of
General Hs corps and charged The right wing Of the
Second corps, which gave way and fs back shsrt dis
ancs bus being reinforced charged and checked the ID
vance q Ne rsbsh. and captured number d prisoners.
Our Ion IN ths aair not known, bus not believed
V DO heavy.
few minutes Afsss the rebel cavalry, which had been
cut o6 On the Boynon road msds attack on Gsaeral
ersggs division, directly In the q Second oorpa
and for time quite sharp skirmish was kept up. Gene
NJ Gregg dsmounted Of hs mea and finally drove
them on
h the charge made on the Second corps guns
said TO have bssu taken by ths rsbss, bus stated
that they, were subsequently, rscspsursd
Fighting continued this part Of the line until After
dark when heavy rain set In, putting end 70
lighting for the day.
1be Ninth corps occupied right Of the advance but
aid moi gain much ground the object being allow tho
left TO get fairly around the BOydtown plank road
before tho right advanced.
0olOr00 DIVISION OI Nluth corps 0Om0
ishipg with the rebels but nothing approaching fight
they lost few wounded.
General GreCg's cavalry had . sharp fight with the
rebels the forenoon whom they STACKED the Of his
column. He charged and drove them back, capturing
number Of prisoners and eight ton wagons loaded With
supplies, together With some horses, mules, 30.
The troops which occupied the country which We
passed to-day Botsers and Young's divisions Of
South Carolina and Georgia troops, with part q Will
eox's brigade
Our left wing gained about fifteen miles Of country to-
day, and NOW IN position to atackthe ensmy's works
the flank.
General Warren had . narrow escape while riding
along tho line to-day, ball grazing bs cheek and making
Q slight wound.
In TIE FIELD, Oct 2s--7so A. n
Tho ndnbeY Of prisoners taken yesterday 10 about
three hundred.
Late last evening rebel cavalry captured three
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
S.vs from BAN Francisco.

SAN B-Ascnco, Oct. 10. 1854.
enc se,n,r sophie mcIsue sxpcdcd her ooh'' !"
sosrn 10 day killing wcanding snune'' Of p'''0''
r,s lac, ut tho Whaling asss has arrived here.
ia ar ish snlp Albanbra sais tor Tong Sops V"'
g2io,ogo % sold -, ,0,rs,-
coesaerare Quantities " csfo orpa rosia ana '0''e'-
upc are nos psus sxpoflsd
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

In The FIELD, Oct 2s--7:so A. n
Tho number Of prisoners taken yesterday 10 about
three hundred.
Late last evening rebel cavalry captured three or
four ambuances belonging 70 the Fth corps, which got
on the wrong road.