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From the Richmond Enanlrer'
i victory and reverse' in one-day. " " '
' '. , A rtmrkM battle" has been fought iu theSh-cau--1
uoaa, valley.' On WedaeiAky tuoruing, at an early
boofoftraraf .tUokcd tbo LigUtU uj Nineteenth
. army corpj of, the, enemy, on Cedar Creek, about three
, v mUesouUrota Strasbtirg, carried -Unir-positlons by
ator, inflict! bovy J-M la killoJ and wounded, cap-
VlTJir !?n nanJ"d prisoners,, eighteen pieeetof
, artillery, all their camp equipage, wagom, o., and
. dm the retnilauta of the t. demoralized commands
; - . . to Middletowo, about two nillfst'erfinj Hera tKa Sitth
i , aorpi oT the enemy wvi entreocltfd,-nd Erlj deter-
lai aed to eompletw, if possible, LU notorious work now
' toot the tiJ of bttU e;einjl turned ia his ftror.
y Sacb gldrtous results v the eauMo and uneqdiTocal
' 7' " HfIoftiol'J70f"elewj,nithecnptore
. uterallj of alinoit eterthiog the hd, mfght well
4M b ddiilin; j-tfterthB stasaftr-dereimS whtcB
cor rms M well nigh begun to droop. - Dut there is
. to Yjptoryj and iu this U was crowded heari!
' , opoa the energies oA our moo to reador the first tri-
7 weumj.qmw aecisre. When oaftroors
c" bfort the breastworks of the eneajy, near Mid-
dletown, the went forwariViil) oil the eagerness and
w nUmsusia with'which it is possible for TictoVv ta in.
psre men; bat the bad done .enouirh far tha lnv
PRICE'S 0PERATI0N3 TV MTscnrmT
A speolal' dispatei to tha MnKiU T?.t..
Senatobi October 24th, a,y.: The St. foals RepubJ
the 22d instant, late been recelred. 1
iTica 11 in nnMiitUn f .11 l. 4 . i
shall to Lexmgtot The Federal combinaUons, it ii
, ,u on,Pel Mm o eat bis wj out of the sW
He left DootjestUle, Missouri, 6a the Ht2K , Foir
thousand of Prjce'i troopi were at Glasgow, Missouri.
Large- accessions' Kara been mi t i,t. .
Quaqtrell and. Jaokman are reported to bare jolnid
Aim. .Anderson and Jaekman reoruitJ irh ,... i i
men North ef the Missouri rirerla fire counties His
Mill M11QLW ARGUS.
80,
UADESUOUO'. X, C 801.
TnURSDAY:::::::::::::NOVEMBERf8, 1864.
fW ukcrlplB-$a.OO year, la aTaare.,
Ilx upnllw$3.00. ,'.
a, , , . , '. . . i.
J t 1 1 .i .i , H a
A nVaTDTIelllkn fLfi haa artu a rv r t 1 1 nat at
I avaaaaVi VI WaaW 0U UU V VI V a IUVO I VI
Stat. Pi P " 01 lntcrio Brs iowrtionand $1.75 for each aulvequent Insertion.
CK.5rJU.n ' ' . ' Obitoarfes over fire lines $2.00 per square. '
. X t , 8 Docrt 1T8i J cannot conceal 0e , U- -. . - '
act toe rebel armr U aumioz aartniuir BronArtl.. . . -JL'Zl1:ZZ-'z:
ttlsrCoomnlTr jrithlNnVarnis fn. ..n..,." 71 ANSON COMPANIES IN THE VALLEY. . .
risons. At Gla-Tow a Federal Karri
w 7-va v va uuiiviTVU
was captured, and two-bandred cltitens surrendered.
niCHMOSD, Oct.SG.-Tbe 'naltimore Anirrlcaa cf
the 14th baa telegrams from Kansas Citj which ri
confuted accounts .cf a battle between Prfce's array
anrt theYackece under Rosecrans, Curtis, Smith
and rieasantoo. Tie fiiht occurrbd on th- -Kt i..
-. . -r-'
eoouah. h;.li, .Vi 7""?.; r"" .M,"B wue water river and lndephultnce
their offiirT uViyj aor telegram claims a Yankee rictorv aad anr, Pr7.
Uv beenlaspire br tneir h ZuZli Z J!f iPi Pf "?d by P;M9.
firlini.l.l. .i..t-- . : 1 r - i.uu. AUVIII IU V. UDI JUr3C kllLnil
.V
A
f jrtunately, the inspiration that wouldw&rn them to
(v aw auriuor.
The charged the enemj' works, tut were repulaod.
. tiling daunted, they charged Bg4in, but were once
m?re turned back. A third time they went fall tilt
f"08 wi gu they were repelled. .They
began to find oat, too late, that they had been carried
too Xar; it was evidently impossible far their jaded
eolama, t9 posh through that fresh and uaejccited
luie. .And when they .withdrew it wan with that sort
Mf despair which makes, the heart sink: The enemy
made e, demonstration jo parsuit, and they retreated
from the field they had so gloriously w.a. The ene
my s cavalry alone poshed oer Cedar Creek, their in
touy remaining behind. All of the camp equipage
v captojed on the cVeek in tb mn; ... .... ...
the enemy, and at Strasbarg, the captured artillery be
omrog by the demoralisation of the drivers, mixed
. up to the street with aoma ton ..u. ...
r wIrVJ1010'1 WMJoned.. The prisoners
" " , """i ,uo mn-nseiea an.l aoaoeepUUe f
tnrrtMa A a
" " t wc ,on e w us as trophies of the
SJ -f.'i. 0ilr rnV in New Market,
' perplexed and mortified with
VT V" PPerarioM, but growing chee
i.07.aer,ees M1 ngnioe of "better luck the next
ume.
k0! iaxatn otheavy
. T"0?1" knowing that the enemy
lOSered by far the heavier. I
Missouri.
i4 Todd, of I
. from tub Valley.
Yfa bare leen permitted to,tnakt the followim
tract from a letter from a member of one of n..
on oompaiues la toe 43d Keglment. written or
21st ult;, at flew Market; 1 .
"On the afternoon of the 13th we bed orders ta
in, without baggage and canteens. f9 Urted t
1 vu oreasiworii at Miner a Hilt
were engaged U night in enr march down the aio
uX, Uf"tlD wd'u !b river sereral time.. "
light foand ns in the rear of tha YW...
opened by K., ab.w'e Division atUckg Vh.m In f
aud lUQiur'a.Uordoa'e,. Pegram'. bitu'
me icii nana ana rear umrl.ln. ik. . . "I
w. took th.ir A,kV.Ki .r.F,.,,WH,p,i
uv VWU, anu a goon many t
oners, a good manfof.thow who do!..
t!lt.iwn iii.UI til. j
7 , VrT.r. "- uyoa. noutaioilea
beyond Middletown they mads 'a stand. We wer.
aiderablv exhaoiatcd frm au Ai . .
and could tot irea them ur a!. ur . .
wck opon iijeui u their poaitlon, but they Leld ti
own pretty will until they were reinforced bV h
troops from Wiuchrsler, who, it wat reptedi l,
liinea irom Jienaaa s commamtta ia i.
knee.sMghtjC. Fallings, riigbt. Missing-Jas. Smart, frooBd Petenburg. .When they receired thee ,
j; Smith,; Henry Sauders. They are supposed to I 3"' fcU "u "V" oe 6,11 wt dr"o ti
. 1 lues iu vur iiTiaioo'ia ih r.n.i
From prkrate lettrrs we h-aro of the following casu
alties in Co C, 14th N. CT., in the fight near Stras
burji 00 the 19th 4ns t.: John Threadgill, slight, in
knee; Durant Snndcra, flesh wound, right thigh, se
vere; CJeorge McCauley, do., do.; A. A. Wadd'dl; in
shoulder, severe; Uve Tillman, 'aright leg above the
better luck the next
Jojhiaiespeclv,
A
b grvai..-
The Richmond Whig gires the folloiring accouat of
haa AT.Sa. :
MV tWMVil ' ' - - .
deSli ?' h4,,e tor witb reg'l to the reported
M " ?U " ljin; llteiia"g
Io?t rt!r!'Te? 0f tbe lo-fieId,-.nd did
tiS ?CD.erai Ear1 Macied wo co,p of the Yau-
rrif J," ,M ,onnn' "J "-ouukI them wfthout
' j A SKY BATTLI fOCCDT.
Northeru papers report a severe Utile to have fcn
fought in Missouri. As is always the case, the Yankee
keee resort to the Bfukl lying to make it out a "vc-
l m " 8,Td tbe,r d'spatohes, but it
should be remembered that they are aU from the Yen-
siue, anu me muer shottld be guarded against beie-
deceived by them. All know that Trice is not the niao
oe oui geneiaiea ny a Yankee. A dispatch from
fien. Curtis, dated Kansas City, on the bight of the
2od, says:
I have been pressed all day, and this afternoon the
ucuij prwwea around my flank, when I gave iUn
heavy blow$ for several boars. I have beard heavy
firing in the east, and jut received a meage from
Gen. rleasanton, who is fighting on the thr side
-BTeuwom papers publish the followins- Dartku-
lars:-
Onrral Elunt with two thon,i .,i tL.
hawltiers, jenfe?edLegton on Tuedfty. On
Wednesday Price attacked him with an overwhelming
foree, and after a sharp fight, drwt kim from tAt c.'v.
General Knat fell back to the t.hu n:...:-.
fightin deperate?y and retarding the adrance of the
enemy On Thursday and Friday skirmishing con
tinned between the Little and KIt m
.?LT"WranTOff,eTe3to co-operating
with Curtis and Bosecrans, and A. J. Smith is near
by. . .
' A despatch fr6m Kansas City savs:
T V . v a . .
v uiwuwk.s sua hhi caniO oat U Bait. I 1K A flank .1 . . - . '
- Cnpt.- JoarOnesTof CoTK, commandibg the regl. rivl.ioa, when the troops in that WtWg .J?0'
ment ia mis3iugrand is .supposed to be a prisoner. hurriedly to the rear, and the feeling created by
In Co. K, 4Cd itegiment, M. T. Russ, wounded, and ,0fg lhf J,ine' About 9 'k tl
four y..i.fi D0t. fn7 T-J- SiJ fj4 J"Jr Fiaher'. Uill where the m.
" . I rmi 'oe arm y was. ana about twclta k...
In Co. I, 43d Regiment, the woundeJ ere-J. W march to tLia Uce (New 'Market 1 pit lg V
Turner, mortally, in the Lands ef the.enemy; Joseph
Piggs, little finger amputated; II. C. Ilenly, alight,
in thumb; E. P. Henry, tlight, in arm: Anrus Gil-
more, alight, in side; Jese Smith, ia leg, supposed
to haie, fallen in the haudt of the enemy; James Teal,
slight, in thigh.
All of the rest of the company missing, except eigbt,
who ire supposed, b'owever, to have got scittered iu
the mountains, in escaping from the enemy, and will
turn up safe.
: W1LMJNUT0N.
The Wilmington Jenrnat iajs it has information
which leaves little doubt that the fleet which has been
collecting for some time at Old Point, baa already sailed
ostensibly ia the direction of that city, its officers
openly proclaiming tVilmingtoa aslhelr ileatinaiioa.
If so, and it appears to be quite likely that it Is so,
we'wili bear of them ere long off our coast
1 1 .. : .. l 1 . . -.. . .
anawgaia wv were witnoui any alp. y, fcrtB
under oier. to move; tut where to fdo not know
Thl RltrLmofnl mmm k 1.1.1 .. . r
t -j . uj niame of t1
defeat cf our men in the fight of tre 10th on m.
airy, .A., and Gin.iarly attributes it to the J
'lading ior Junjer. May not the true reas.
..y iu lae over ttliguetf the men, caused front!
lonsmarth of the nirHt hrAM
..7 " -.w, ni a rouga foaj
wiu.oui waier, ana then in pu.hing them 60 far ,
pursuit of the enemr after muting thesa from the
camp and w;orks? We think the above letter! fro,
ene of the trth;lfaTArr tirikawr.f i-ii. .1" " " 1
, 1 - u i uie true caoj
01 ine aeieai.
14
loognn-nce s enure army for five hours. Our
total loss was over five hundred.
We evaluated Independence, falling bacYT6be Bfc
Ehie. The militia have arrived. This morning we
hftM tfl 1n fsn t?; TM
Abon ?0 this Inornipg Colonel Jen'oiaoBj wiihr the
Fiftee.nth Taas and several' mni. n..v .
Byron ford by a heaty column, of the enerarrt I r tr deliverance aud peace
- -...wruwa toe reoeis Jorttd iki ford,
Jennisoatfkiy back towards Crtsport and the talc
line.
Col. Moonlight went to bis assistance. Both com-
vm m0 mam lorce. a portion
. ST .The-President hsa issued a proclamation, ap-
pntiotUe 10th day of November to be specially ded
icated to the wotsLrpTo; Atmigbty God The PreaU
dent evokes the people of the Confederate States to
on that M.'pectrve places of pab
lio, worship, to unite in Prater to one IUnl p.'ik.
Trr .nod - -t . I . . t. . Lr . - - 1 . .
In. ail r lucu' ur mnea, capiur- 1 lUD n.n-a rairua icugni neat rinknow a Mills bnt
ingan tneir cannon in,t .i. t caa .1 .... n. , . . . X . . ",u v
v whom we have fonrt k "7" A'Tvi Ti't I"''"" back to Shawnee.-
. - - - - a asvai c akii ti cxiii in in a mtv
a.uva -i - lucBx ax riii ar w ii. a
ator. .awTte - ' . C3Plorwi '"0, immense
WnfJi. tb l0O8ned bi boldof Lis vie-
ak5iiHAW-1 ffte to slip throu5h'his fin
ST' T!le" "Bk( to plunder-
eavalrrTn D!7,biB "" Wlr a body of
!SS.rP"' "d'a .Mixing them, they fled
iSlerr tlT 1 Dqaire WhU U Our
' 'D lT erowdeI lDt0 the rtreets of
-StAsburr, the artjllerv men fnnn t s
- SfrKt !n abCt0Sf, or tT&,r. i -theibeadlong
mem down. - We lost avn k,i Vi
wounded and missinc. Th. r k v '
. . o- - - !, v j vueir own
lost nve tboa3andJal.kt--k---i
- -- . " ui a u ci
Ha. Hf tTIAfaa fsiaa ..L. rtrt . I
t , " a-aaev aVTVV Ul f.LI II1
oonfession.
-losrrfiir
tTMaAMAU ...I ll a . m
l"""' indicates a much mibr Bmh.r
W. IosTt:??:.0111" ma-ke8 diffe"'
wound?d 7 P"0Der except those that were
' tr hf'.-8 'B7 "t 'ictory the Yankees,
wUt iT Slia 1 differeut Pn5on f'om n of
wnat ft takes to constitute a ;f l.j
BDward. i . P P09,0a- w billed and wounded
for another fight, and S nomy fftSBl
hli7.h. Ta "a'n3t overwhelming oddsand
thoserof thenWs: "P 'i008 th"
"anhlT1 Eir,7i,I -- K
tnaa he h& epr rnr.i . i , .... .vw',a
cavalrr TtS5 H" i respect to our
!rifJ: . Jt b3b? th '1 genius ofFarl v throueh-
.v,v arwwii.. n lira Tfi tr im u. . r
threw it u " ' '"iiwwosiy uei ana
t ---.- r . . 7 .11 "o.
jeearinathaBred cannqa ai our own w,
mey came ayinar in tmnn-r ti.. .1.. . ?
a . .a a ' W " a-a VHiOOUUH. II rlllaT I rl F A f
"capture of a 1 their own ud
' Jsitnot tooba4?- . ' 1 ' wur8'
, : J"? Progress of the enemyjs not advanced
by this battle. JI, Lolds Lut two Auntie, of I
one foot
a m r ' m
ley, and be Las M lmtM- tl .,7", "e
- . 7 w 'a vu a 1 irn iit-i" 1 r w rr.-. .ttmt
of rennsylranLt. That U ar. :ir. .
" uiuoiiu irom
wore. He
tore Out of PennsylranU
taxing Lynchburg.
ISi-The Yankee j profees to Lave discovered a secret
oath-bound organization in their midst, the obEKf
which "is mtary .crrke againat tU USted 2!
ind armed reiUnce to the laws. " It it known
various nauu-s, -XTat4 1 Protection 8oet, ,11
"Circle of Honor," "Knights, of the ffnl? "
and -Knight, ofrth.TGolJen Circle" &gl
members are C L. Va!landigbam. J C. Wright of
N. Y and Hon. t. W. Voorhees. The number of th.
lawn, thm main K.ta- r.f k x . . .X
I "j v. ."v lunula, marcueu 10 Ate-
aas vuy, wnere tneir heRdonaHers now rk;.
does not read much like a victory for the YkiikeeS.l
Alt tmm ' inAa.:,l.LI u m J I
vaa ivvi .rm iUkuus urriu si inai Ar tha
- j .a ta. 1CUU13
moi-e thao four hundtd. We eaptored one hundred
and fifty atand of arms, and 400k prisoner the rebel
Uptfjn Van Talkenbnrg brother to the New.York
Congremau. .
Jenn'son and Mooal'zbt ai at theKt.fa ti v-:-
is at Ws-ou Farm, moving rapidly ia three oolumns
on Snntdowu. -
A message Las been received from Geneial Pleason-
ron eiatinj wat he waa pressing Price with twenty
thousad men, he had foosht tbem on ti,. ha r .
tevdsy, di-ote rfiem from tndepend-pee; and was pur
Mjog tbem "barplyrPiicris ' IsnnTo7aSufaai5d
w7 crow iom ome line m tis retreat. We move to
Olathe soon.
Ricbjiohd, Oct. 27. New York papers of the 25fh
have telegmms from Kansas City to the 24tb which
say a courier just from the front reports Price in full
retreat, cloely pnrsued by the Yankeeforces '
. RicBMOsn, Oct. SOth. The Herald ofthe2Efh, con-
ispaWrrom Leavensworth, says Price bss been
dhven below Fort Scott, closely pursued by our cav.
,7' ,. W baTe C:iP'aTed a large aumber of prisoner.
inrIn(lnav flna Xt.a.J.L. n. 1 ,11 a '
. 6 vm ..juaaB, vsooti ana several pieces
of artillery. Price's army routed ami defeated. He
uurueu wagons 10 pi-event them being Pictured.
Bteele, with heavy rcinforcemenfs, is at For t Smith
tSff" We understand that letters have been received
ia this place from Col. R. T. Bennett, and Lieut.' J.
C. Marshall, adjutant, liih N. C. T., prisoners In the
bands of the enemy. The leticr were dated October
5, anTat the time they were.wrote both parties were,
at Foit Delaware, well, and doing verywell. ... '
lL.From an official list of the exisaaltl.
Grime'a Brigade, at WinchesUr, Sept. 19, and Fuber'
Dill, 8epU 2J, we take the following q 4 nsoaa
pawirsnn jne iji ttegimeat:
H. Wounded. Serzt J. . r.n.i t n o-..
LS'ub0T JnT' BW.i A A
Ledbetter, J. C.-Powatoa. ' - .
11 Vi 1 T SUi r0flmr- Wounded, Capt. . T
Hall J A .Allen. W N. ; Ufa A. H. GuUJ.
" . " v o- o. brooks. Thos
Price, Brrry Teal, R. Thre.dgiiJ, a C. Lairs. J
M. ilanuer. c, ,
K. Killed. Robt. Wllliaa. aT.nn.i n ..
St.rduant, epl F B. Flake, J. U. U7y, Ul
A.J. Nwio8 J 1). Talent, C E. Tacker, W. W
Taybe, X, J. Taylor, E. A. Farmer. Mlin C. V
Gregg, J. C
Tios. SViak.
Falkner, S. B. Hartiogtoa. W. J. li'ea
0.
Home Gaard
The
J Tto lat and 21 Regiments N.
nave been orgauried,. and ordered to Kioston
field officers of the lerare Col. J. R. Cole, of Coildloid,
Uent. Col. W. T. Green, of Franklin, MaJ. R. Ander
son, of Stanly. "
The J'invincibles' from this county have been thrown
with those Arom Richmond and Cdmbf rlanrjtiBto ona
company, and are in the 3d Regiment When our in
formant wrote the regiment was not quit! made up.
FROM THE GEORQLV FRONT.
The Coloabus Enqnirer has the aaurxed news from
the front: , . " ,
The latest accounts mm to show that Hood's aJ-
Tanc saa inuucM enemaa to move up at:!) nearer to
Chattanooga. The latest me-etnent- fcf oursrmy are
not. certainly known or fully andcratood. There is
however, nothing confirmatory of th- Yankee report
that it is filing bad.' Whether iu mareh i7ffi
to be nwal, even la Tennessee, or whether it win
go into winter quartets cooteniently near its new be
remains for the future to aUctdse.
The late movement bis effectually reJUed Midl
and Western Georgia cf the Immediate pressure ..f
suu malnUrti-a carrr-
BQU We learnthatanegrJ beW 1 . tenurea.
years, the property of Mr. L. B. Bennett, residing frjr.d,jr 1.ckeniog, and which must soon be entirely
about a mile and a half from town, had bis band and " u K',' , .f '? V Uoetbep "Pbale occurrenci..
rist so M, crushed in a cab. mill, on Monday last, vilS ftttl
as to render amputaUon necessary just below the el- Some say that be was about to erL th. t-..
' . ' . , , 1
bow.
Mr. Williams, livipg near Lilesviilo, also bad
a boyyabout the. same age as the above, to have bis
brui sutadtrasiretfio
ago, as to fender amputation necessary. ' v
. Q-Gen. Shelby, Yankee commandant at Norfolk.
fr5S.e!S "de?.0irin? H Penon,, W
iw u j e ioia or uctober: Parties ate not to
7' ,u! """er weal, intimidation, or promise
of any kind, but tho nature of the rtnth t!. V,Ki;-:
fnrlyxplafaiiBr-The maTeTCirmglhe oath are to be
wa- rpnaraouM, Uherrystone, York town and
r0rfu!lt, are the places aDnointel
iu order. to take the oath. A number of males who hate
been banished rAther than take the oatb, have arrived
in our lines, and joined our armies a Pptoruk - J
Richmond. - .1 7 t :. 6 uu
t&Lslth stated that Col. Ould O. ft. r a:::1-.-
. . ...... . 1 " " viiar.iuutr
ior eicbante of prisoners, is dojt n th. .. r
inginto freshjifgctUfions for an agreement, which
its own soldiers in the hands of the other, ruch a sup
ply of warm clothinzand blankets
forcomfort during the apprpaching winter, and a ta-
riuu vi meat. Dreaa. conee. Timr n.vn
. - f '"'i via..a puu
vineear, so that actual Dbvsical anfTeri tiff ftrinU nnt -
added to those that arrnseparablrfrom imprison
ment. , , '
iSr The Cfoldsbo-o' State Journal
NVWhitford has boen relieved of the comma,.,!
forces t Kinston and has been transferred to another
importantcommsnd. Brie. Gen. C C. tJL.u
succeeded Col. Whitford at Kinston. ' F
CGUBrig. Gen. Arcberof Marvnd.w;A,i iA tm.i
j 11.1 . . r.... 1 -Muu-
uv vi Mia inui or 10 e itn uit.
JoT The three Yankees captured in ibis place Ia-t
week, were 'sjarted to Cberaw on Wednesday, 'in
charge of two of our old ciJizens. The pi isoners were
strong an lathleiid, and after accomplishing half the
distance, they watched an opportunity, overcame their
guard, takiog from tbem a gun and a v tbauv
bered pistol (all loaded) and again mado their "escape.
So far as we know they are still at large. .
AS Parties who ore in the habit of "hilching horses
moles to the ntradFtreS in. town are warned that
ihey are rendering themselvo- liable to be tnulciod.in
tut for the -uiiniiig-e- they may do. The guilty will
piease maxe njnote or this and discontinue their prac
nessee r.ver. It is not likely however, that bis in
tensions were known outside of Llfc .i4.w tr
The place of the two armies for the winter, must soon
be developed bv their icii..n.i..:i.i.
manifestation,1 speciilailon would be idle." ... -
IpoiT.T MovxixT..For the last few days the
Macon papers have been "boattfuil i.;nti- .
pos tant movement that was about to take place in
Georgia Among the rest the Intelligencer was par
ticulail.y jubilant. - The article in that journal Indi
cated plainly vnonjh ia What direction this movement
would be made, but ia the Macon correspondence oC
the Au?rfsl Register we find something more definite.
The writer, says: .
WLM. II . 1 p ; .. . .
.pii. uoou is operating on (be State road in Sher-
mulct to the trees at the Masonio Hall,
T CU On last Thursday, the 27th ult., near Bunker
Hill, Mosby captured Brig. Gen Buffie and sevcial
other Yankees, a number cf horses", and kiled a num
ber of the" enemy. Ha sustained' no loss. -
.ST MTe ace in'tlio Eichmond papers that it i? ru.
morcd there that, Gen. Eairly is pushing Sheridan up
the Valley. If this la so, it does not indicate that
Early was badly whipped in the 'late engagement 1 '
-i BGT Ceu. Efaxion Bragg bis been ordered to Wil
mington. lie will return to Richmond when tha nrr.
gency whfch calls him there Is over. J'
K?3U'Wo loarn that Mr. ilexander Mann died at
Cberaw, on last (Sundy,he SOth, ult, from yellow
fever, contractod ip Charleston. , 1
in&n s rear, and the enemy are looking after hiin. Ieivn
ing Atloptt prdffctfd by a comftaratirelv small force.
0 movement Is on font In tkla rt ri.. ..-.
TBoulitless wrench that city from their hands.
mem icrei the Uar they eer .! It: a
inn Atlafita would cerlafely capture it. and its
which wil
and make
column
again
C" Tiro4, which U believed to be very small. . Whese .
u,uu ,s ,0 come irom 1 can't say sufficient to
wijj not weakn-IIot an4 WiH -bo coW--
kuow that.it
uianded by a gallant andskillful general who knows,
how aod wheu;o strike It will bo a death blow to "
.u...u o torgra campaign and. wiH teach Yankee
impndwjvVa '88on in regard to Southern arms and
Oooigas resolution. . Everything for the early pOs
session of Aliiuu looks blight. et the Atlanta ex
lice cheer un for thev can aonn rtm-n tn at. ot . i,n,.,.
tT The Riolimond 8entinl nnhlUhaa a aIMr!i
from Secretary Ben? amfn. e-lrincr an rnnaitl
Finances of the .Unltarf Sta hn.i.,1 nn w.i
data. I(e estimates the debt of the United States to
the first cf May next, at 240.O0O.00O.. Jnol-inr an
nnnnal charge- upon tha Treasury pf the NortJi equal
. uccuumtea in Ureal Uritian In two centuries.
4)r Early has issued lengthy and eloquent ad
dress to his command, attributing th.e recent defeat to
the di'gaceful propensity for plunder and panio. Ila'
appeals to them to stand by the colon at all hatardi
and retrieve their reputation. ' ,