Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-20
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
BNLTIMOKN, Am. ID.

The IMlric0H publishes the following:
BERMUDA HUADRLD, Aug. li.--l ester
day the 18Th Iu,t., tic 2d cuips lilancuCk', >
were going on board transports al City Point
all day,S apparently Tor Washington, and
started down the river, the bands playing
gUliy. Oi course rebels were Watching lrum
the shore and no doubt icit much Interested
IN the movement.
The trapspouas.iid certainly go down the
river for ten miles or more. when, however,
they suddenly put about, and under cover
ui dnrkHc>> returned, coming up 10y this
point under tui! speed at 10 T.. NJ, and pro.
Crcdcd up the uNur.
At the same Time the 10th corps, with the
artillery OF the @d corps, were crossing to
the uurtu SIDE uI James river, and they were
all ianucu up tuc rNCr within IL miles OF
lNchmond uc.orc three u'c.och THIS NOM
ing.
This, with Gen. Fosters makes quite Il
respectable army. II Is understood that
their inst muNe.mill he To destroy, II possi-
bic, the rebel fbutoon bridge above Fort
Darling. Thus lar all works well.
Mu>ketr! firing was hca:d in the dircc-
tlun ut tAl, movement this morning.
ii they succeed IN eating the puutuoIis
Lee would lc unable To Cru>- his AIM, to
the north side @. Iuc james g.>or, except ~
marching 10y Nay al Aauyar-lyr, uure tl.an
twenty uI.cs.
STILL LATLR
FoRr MoNRuE, Aug. 10.
The Hospital steamer Hero, OF New Jcr-
sey, Capt. Hancock, arrived lIom Deep Bot
tom, ON James klycI, this afternoon with
one hundred men, Who We're wounded in
the fight yesterday after landing ON the
north slde. They belong To the Tenth army
corps, and the following officers are among
the number viz captain ". L. Mapes,
gath New York; Lieutenant Richard Pick
inter, 10th Penusy ylyania; Lieutenant G. H.
Brown, 10th Connecticut; Captain James
VI, Mum, Tooth New York Lieutenant l..
t. FalrchiId, OH L. ). Culored, sun struAe !,
Lieutenant j, ;. Mausur, 0th Colorvd Lieut.
L, VI, David, 2d South Carolina, rebel prl-
soneri Major c, l., Baldwin, llth Maine I;
Captain VIM, Salurc, nth Maine; Corporal
\. NJ, Pcndrr, nth Maine.
The Hero brought away ah ths wounded
ol the 18th Corps up 20 D o'clock, yesterday
afternoon.
Artillery and mushcIy firing has been
kept up all day, aud sliil continued when
cur informant lett
Our lurcrs drove ia tho gyhol pickets sar
y on SUNDAY morning, mud during the day
had succeeded ia carrying tNu lines ui the
encmy's carthNurNs, thr uue being only
about nine uIl,s itum kl,hWuud
The l"-s iu tbc -uth ann, corps has 90 Tar
been Ncry smalL o,us Oput snd Myade
are commanding ia p,rsuu.
LATER
The mail boat h,lspuit has arrived from
Cuy fuiut, aud h.s uu uuarl 100 ryhH pei
snners, captuUd duuug Ga, skiIulishes OF
YESTERDAY,
h,siivs the saiih Nurks captured hy our
iuIe,s lsaluaal, 40 alsp ,apiufrd uns lat.
tfli That hult piHn uuf u,tn Nufklug uu
thu canal hrI,luiufr alIpdtd Co.
MAauiAotuA, August ld lbs uiail haai
hrls lspull ltiHllla thr mutsmsht ~ ihr "a
enfls "a tAu lmss uN,F uu n, iufdal uisAt
nsullsd iu abe plu, 's ul q large l,i,l h.i.,
a. luish Hap, an'i lb, gapluss VI o,,i 500
plianutfa anl ppttn Euta
lhs pesiilsa ucuplei % lhs ssrmy Il
.i.i. 90 hsss hf,u ID slf1ng oar. and l. uua
paw TO efH in'1a eh1 sN tl'7 60 arn u