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VOIXXII;;-
BRIIXKIU, - wlV
tiru Ao rnorajxion. '
XVm wf TUB riNnSii We V TKKt L1 lrnl says Ihey.esn
r.afe4V Me -Uenytiu! miM fo the M Uil the rebel am
TEClSoT IMtrnie-$F'Hr.',.,rw unsupported garrison.: Glratgnw,
w ih, twt .,-m.. f breach , garrison of 600 bsd bn Cp-
-w1...tr4.wM. .,iiiiii4 800ciiam'Jwl...--
Ta- Iif irrttavu. iR aWwriyi -t rat xuUnt prvii!H in Wir
i m to pr f. NiMicr uf 7 Keiltuckj in xpectiiiii of h rn'u
ward or wA cm fi fcir tit &nt, d4 ft . Forrt A f arty of tier lm, ri
- iWitJil paSVatiM. NotMaa
TSLESRAPinC.
. . .
' r u.v-J m or.WuuU oath.
N .f .4BMUU h kt tknish-
. 1 rW ibiuUtItMth. ha rrmJ
Xucb m wr act; aboat sitaation.
lUmnuTtt. Oct. tl. -BiHrnw Amr-
, , . . . '
- , ' ' ,
"
Ti 7" .
r;ra;.h t ws are nw At.uU,
A . . , .L. ..I
I n Istt- ivpyri re.e4 y Ine dj-arl
ifi.i .
AK q-r'M Wow fccamond. yeaterlay
a J Io-I.t.
Xth -ijj itiw f. ni Atlanta.
Kirw aK-J.i prbtotM-m aptur.-l
ly Earij, ryi.d at the L'bhjf p-iMi
KicHoy.xO.t 24. Nortlernj'apersof
h ttl. c a te j'at from Jff r-
oi my mAi-h a it Carta wa.f!hting
Prior a ye il J oa th 2'r.h, oo
Little I)jm titer. U W4i.e from I lr pen
d&v. U a-.-r.o- a-Iancng Ut aid
. Cartik. I '.;.- : op, htaj lat beard
lro-a at Xef.y.
Liom I. Haw-4 pfwelamtioo of
thaaks'- ua l Weaturved Um iant t hues
day IB N rtuWr. ,
Noib.i Uuft fiM Sherman.
Tbe Kr-h :io-p. oocaie'l Mtamor
withfiat tia cm the 25 h.
TL-C'i'.:t peet Cloven tion a I
j jur4 dm w.UhHit nmakiuf notui-.
aaiHiti.
New Y-.fi. i-Al mm ket steady ; doting
Kjchmvi., OcC. 25. Tbn Sealiae! of
uot eolaiBa Circular from
rvTe:fr I-n)iwia ctio espuaiUMi of
the in .--- 4 lb UaiteJ States, 'based
upon o:i - u d il?. II eaKmales the debt i
of tl I" .i;. .f ctrt hi the 1st vf May
. ni,a 2 I J J.J J.'fl, i;in an 'asai'ii j
; eUTZ .ia th Treasury of nearly I
a:n Ji'i . t. r-i'uries. Tn Cirewlar
llirnv k-L 25. The qnietade be
!of Uir i"U. rBwna unbroken. No
fan!-, JrjirKtii by Ike euemy la
J a .;. I after the pro4nUaJ elec-
t en. '" ' - ' .
Itrir. T. Art-htp, oTMvyUoJ, dii.
in th etty i-t aiguC'-
Montis. Xt. 25. stwrday night the
ten-r .-'inijir. No. exploded ber star
VarJ b - aar Paik's. laodiug, then
burner! b i sink. Thrity fivej kilk-d and
lining. 1 aroathleiL
pecia! drvtca to tW Raster, dated
nat6l4, jlih. wr.h extracts fromlte
Loar litiMkaB of the 20th, and
-Mmph Im Iab of the 2"2o l, states that
I'nc Ws the powfssiott of tb cown
try frurn Mrasl to Lexiagtoo. Federal
cmh-naliov they say, wr 3 compel btm
to fight hs wy oat of tbe State. ; lie
left iSewaiMjIe th lithi with 4,0
of b tr.or. At iiFtngow" largf nrces
ion nvo- v hia force. Quantroll
aftl Jacmasr are imported to hare wired!
- ik.iA'WHi a 'i ilclii 1 j-vaili
f 8 6H mm north of the Mbwotiri river in
f fie counties. Tho nrptj m in fine ;iriis
f Ultl't4 lw rilur S. i. C!ie, while
; -KlCMMOXD, Oct. (m-m. Kmly lm
t mui length r M'i "'.hiu, in ,t.!r-t lo
U itr in his cmiri 4 , mtHliutitijjf
Mfi relative to
Id mtn'i Hr
i.
I' X;lh,nf f"MB SWhW .r.i..for tb
:' U1 f,Mlr IC,T rU of conUnaJ
! M.'V"1-.. .,
tti :rin inm Aunnt h1 urtiveo
Th Vermont mujcr r cuin'n!-l
by Liuta. l--iiin-tt and Youiiir.. T relit j
tliis periii wr ccrtifl in t!n rm.
TW ii!.U(it ukra froMi tlie Ileitis wan
' .
liiCHoso, uei "-'u;ii ew turr pi
IIiCJiMONO, Oct 26;li New YorV pa-!
rs av tkif IT-il'riiori- Amrian of tin
I mt will rt-ci-llt-ll
Itl -rHiu from Kana nif
ihkrh ivva foiifnfJ Hfcoutita of a baith
i between IVkvV arl(v,ad the the Yauke.
i(,t Hnr.A Curtm Smith and
,v,eSMnW, fi ,,,, ttcmrml u 2It
-
A'li.H.j the Coufedi'rnt.s killed is T.dd of,
Miouri
No later intelligent froni Sherman, j
ii. Ion m -.!- i . il. ,..,..,:...!
t0nt ol U iltimore lor .M iiniNiina to
comji'd the Governor to throw out s.d-
diertvutfa. Oo construction the Judg"
rcfiret to aaard tbe writ and an appeal
was taken to the Court of apiH-ak
rli steanVer anj, blockade runner
with five huiMir-d and fifty bales of coilou
.aptured. Gold 116.
Pktirsbcro, Oct. 26 The enemy have
receded a .tux! distance on iheCitv Point
ioi, but it aniounu to nothing, supiiosed
to havtt done this in ord r to prevent an
enfiUde fire from our CheernV!J batte
rieftj and to gt more eligible ground tor
their earth works. The enemy is iiiil
busy fortifying their lines, and everything
at present indii-atoa a puriKiaeon thir paiit
to act on the defeuive. The forre of the
eHemy ia our front chiefly the 2d and 9ib
corj.; J'u ket Dnog and skirinislnug is
of daily occurrence, mingled occasionally
with discharges of artillery. Deserters re
port that tlm enemy is building winter
quarters in rvar of their of works. Our
lueu are Wen fed, and ivucivjng full sup
plias of clothing and i!anketa and in good
spirits. A good many recruits tniniing iu
under the order revoking of details.
Petersburg, Oct. 27. The enemy is
reported to be moving in ii-avv force of
iafautry, artillery and cavslry, this morn-.
ing, oo our extreme riglit.,s,v,j(en miles be
low here between tbe U'eldon aud South
side railroads and heaey- skiruoikhing has
been going oo iuce suurise. . w . .
pFTEftsDCuo, Oct. 27. Tlie euemy wtth
fotce of cavalry and artiilry hhJ tlire
corps of infaDtry, 2ud, SJ, and 9lh, moved
this morning by. .detour, on our extreme
light, driving in our eavalfj, and oejcupy
log IViydoa s pUniatloo n-ar iJiirge'
nl41i,'efrtiritT fedow here. Our forces
were disposed to meet them, and a con
tsiderable fight cnsUu.1 between 4 o'clock
and night. The enemy at higbt stil held
, r i . , 1 . "
the plank road, and we bv raptured
aboutsixty prisoners from the 2d corps. !
This movlJaoes the enemy further from
the Stiutb sUe road than they were bi fore.
The fi 'htingnot endeit.
FROM RICHMOND,
'.,Rr'tria"0XD,-Oct. 27. Ueavy skirmish
ing coin roe no d at au eirly hour this morn
ing oa the Dprbytowo and Charles Oty
! M wWeii litlle lilue river ai! lndeeiid(!iic. j ul sen-.j a veei undi-r Spanwli orJvrs, JJ;ij.
Irl.-raiiiit claims a iai.Uee n:io- ; su-y-c:eu oi iieing a ui.x-KiWe runner.
J ry an I ays Price is reported retres'injr ; S,;iinn. left Liv. rjnio! on the 18th with j ,
rapid' south, aibl i.ursul l.y Pteaani'ii. eijjit olliwrs ntul one hundred im-n to j
.roiid v It is reporUd iwpforci of ?
kii-a fi4(l la lb North M'lenf Jimnt
nt ut tiiht. , Canno'i'lMtiii Uikiufctl
heaij br during th forvtjoun. "
' ' .V " " 'i w " ' !'"! ' ' '
.'L- mi- - ' ; - r
VcawoJiAfi'rt ,aUfiLtvJ4n itvtf Gill
Ltd uri lLal Aaijl oil iIo.J JUitOm
mvJUi atO liauX) la ajuX) .(axieJlu
Richmosi), Oct. 27. Xw Virk paper
lo th- 25ih. contain li ii-rani dld K-
aaa'Ciir, S4th. savsa curi.T jiM front the
front rei ort Prict? ie full rreat, lodv
! -ikim1 bv imr f rr. 'A lien tin eoiirif r
J ''ft lite euvmy was twentj-tie milw frrt
I Aiivicca from l$.finU t tl I7th rS
rt that HiaiDu hijJ bis awiriHtMi, bn
fhurii.1 lCoi:iok. wire on triaL The Court
' riusd t l-ad t !i-m.
Nothing from Sherman.
I
1 RlCHMOsb. O-t. 27.- Euroivean ad-
f vx& " received. The'' frigat' Niagara
..... . , . . .
"inmand ofrbe j.rivaiier linger at
M.td"ria. '
Tin insnrreetion again! tbe .French in j
Al.'eVis w V.-ndin r ('ukinul .riwiia in .
; leuna imuM.u ni. A-iaiil cliiet svt
j milted uncoudiiioiuMy 'o Knghonl. The
! Confederate cotton loan advanced at Liv
j rp.d. Cotton mm ket ilull, and diidined
M wo penny 1. UreadMutfs dull.
-
Richmond,' 0. 27. -Th en.my a.l
v si. red Hi heavej force on the lnrth sih
of the Jme tod.tv .and made several as
s suits on our lines, signally tepnlsed with
heavy io, five hundred prisoners alreday
biUjfJiti.
Our .oss insigaibcaut.
FROM MOBILE.
MoBtuc, 0-t. 27th A flag true boat
ariived yesterday. Gen. Page and a large
iiinVer of tbe Fort Morgan prisoners sent
north. Fort Gaines prisoners are w -.iting
an exchange.
' The Kew Orleans Era of the 12th an ;
nounces the arrival of a large atniber of
Federal prisoners at the mouth of Red riv
ert Tlie Federals are strongly fortifying
Morgans.
Admiral Porter has gone north 4o take
comtuand of tbe north Pacific Squadron.
Farragut believed still in front of Mo
bile .. '
Richmosd, Oct. 2Stb.0fScisl dispatch
jrom Gen. Lee last night says, the enemy '
crossed Rowantt Creek, below Burgess
r Mills, and forced back ot.r cavalrv. In
the afternoon Helh attseked them and at
first drove them ; but foiind them in two )
'- - -
strong force. - Afterwards the enemy at
taekAf feim i.ntelv Mnule,f. Thae siilt
hold the riankroad at Burgess' Mill.
" lletb took souie colors and prisoners.
Movement of the enemy against our left j
to day was repulsed. Two attacks upon
ur line, one-between Henrico Poor House
and Charles Citv road, the other on Wih
,. , , c , . , .
hamsburg road. Several hundred pnso
' f
1!1I 8tn1 Ctt,or!, Vtvr- ur
nsoners
loss !
! very slight. Ob the 25th, Col. Mosbv, near
Bunker lit'd, capturvd lrig. teo. Duftie,
and several other prisoners, a number of
horses and killed a number w the enemy.
He sustained no loss. 1 c -
Petsksrcsc, Oct 2Stlr. Last night
about dark Ihe enemy charged our woiks
oa the Baxter road, capturing a small por-
6fthm,froro which, how'vV; 'iliry
f wrr qokklf iiilytfiredtth Ion. f
MUut - dusn rtMNtrv Uut ka siiiall.
I Ll. C'l. Ilariia4n, and Wmm, of . WiWa
brL'i-. ttr caiiiari by th" Miy,v;-J
rti-J i wn MkiMtim Jfrunlfirr llnftk
and Uiiii in th rnil vf it. . AUut 12
oVU ckriiotvevrr, llm Hn h re t-MlbIilr
ed at lliH J)1. .
., In tlw figbt jckterday venin i ifif
Byjdln ili)k roal br, jliree
.liNllleJlrfgl ajflj!C'lurei fr.u lilt 'i''iiiy,
nnd about, two lumdreii rivjnrr uk.u
vftturday. ti
Notbi!jfTrd from blow tli is morn
ing.
oiiu'iul uVi'MU'h from
mdl to nibU
y " RicBXOXO, Oct. 29. ' "
lion. J.'A. Stfddoii.; ' . '
" lliil riort llmt the attnck of llelb
upon it eiM-iny "j-r'st-rdaV on th Itoyd
ton road m matt by Multoiif wrh tlireu
bnsdt, at' the BMiie 'tiitie by Ilaniptoir
in tha'Tear; Mafioji ttapturet 'tbej tot
ore, six pit-ce otarulicry, Uie latter eooJ
not bo bromjbt off, lloeiiiny holduiK tlt
bridge. Ia the attak Mitiaiaiifiilly Ay
1 ' tlits enemy Ma bone broke througU the
jJine of baiite and luring the iiiiit the
i ent'iny retired, fmiu the, lioydtoii . rvxd,
lxv)ng hia wounded and morn tbnu two
liui.drvj ai.J fit'iy ikad !i tlia fi.'id.
A'ooul 9 p. in. a kinail force Wfonitlted
' "n': Iook r0"
nd look povttfthni of our work n the
fl"'cry ro:W
HI Irom of lli-fMilirg, but
w.i oiii .irivi'ii oti'ott llie U illiaiiubur
road. Y.t.u-rUr. Fiel'! cnit'ired iS
ward of 'four fiwiidrVit piWnier. ntnl evn4wW irBpnwmnt had-!taken -pfnea in1
oo!nr. Tli enaiHT Uri't iwwl-r of doiid
in flout of on works ami
former position. J
(S.gntd)
retimi to his
II. E. Lee.
Mobile, Oct. 29. A Special Advertiser
vi.-i. Seuatotia 18th, St. LouU IlepuUicau
24th fotilaiu di Httli lo Gen. Craift imi,
McDonald, ting he jai re. bed
road Iroin a trip within tour milrs
mood, Kay comity, where be learn
d Hint a battle bad been fougl.t U-iwn
llie K.uisa troop under lilouut and Puce
'wl.k-ii resuited in the detcal of IJioiiiit hm
Hiif Ileal lv the whole of hli. artllietV. Tl.e
balile occurred on ihet.ugt tb IV: i..
liiount it tt.eim, entered LeXHigtm abotit
i loot on that d.iv, aud iniiiiediatelv moved
South IW ive mik-is wlu-re he encounirred
Price. Alter the iitit Price mn liei
into L xiiigton. At l;it accounta iie-na
vrossiug a I'ortioa of his tore to liie Norib
M.ie ol llu; liver. ' No olln r paiticuiars.
Curli- dk-parches from Khushs Ctly 22, 0
p. m anii &a, u 1 tt've tjeek pressed all
day, this a-'ternoou the enemy pasntd
arouud my left flank. I gave him heavy
blows for several boms. I have beard
firing in the lUsi. 1 Lave just received
a Viumage froa i Pieaantoo who is fighting
ou tho- other side.. -
(Sigu.d) 8. A. CURTIS,
- ' Major General.
Dispatches from Cairo, 22d, says, troops
patting down the river yesterday ou trans
jh iIs were fired ou several times on the
way, three were killed and five wound
ed. Scarcely a boat arrives from any point
that does not bring accounts of tbe rebel
guenlias. Wednesday .fifty guerillas eu
tered May field. Ivy, aud burned the Court
house." ., I
Richmond. OoL 2&. New York and
Baltimore pajers of the '27'Ji ii, tlie
Tallahatstt add sister vessel called UJith,
est - aed from Wilmingtoii.
Stanton is quite ill from cbiH and fever
contracted during a visit to drain
11 I .. J
- vtarren. uaa reiurneu
aud nssumed
I cominnnd of tbe 5tb corps.
Official majority home vote against the
f . r
Maryland LVttivuton 2.003.
doming ,lronxsnwrmn,
- Telegrams from St LouU the 25lh ssys,
nothing later from Price.
HeaJouarters bete have no ctwinrmation
cf tU capture wi three can uimi at Inde-
pendeoce or rooting ebel army. Later
advices froiu Little Rock, says Magiuda
-
"l') '"hiDg o Red r.v r.
Democratic insiority of IVi.usylvsuia
one 153, one county to hear from.
Gold closed at 217.'
Rich mcxd, Oct. 29. Kirlv reports the
j enemy attacked Laioars fcrce at MUford
on- tlie 1'otn, wun one urigsu anu I wo
pieceoartillery, and LwerjBjepuJsedjNtst
day they auacked itb two brigades and
six pice$ of artillery, and agriin drivgn
bck. Lamar report our loss very slight.
CoL Mosby reports that since tbe advance
"r tWriwwiy hf Manassas-Gap R.,1J. . ti
he )iad kill- d ' wmtnded 'd anturd vr
tUret biiridrrd). Ilia own )f",btJ.a fur
woaoded and ou captured. ,-
.' v.s,- 'Vv-U' r,w , i-' j.'i
' RrcHM0ipt" Oct J29.--:Thu,H,i!9
In nijflit data), Hcadqvartera &c"'
lion; JArS(JA?i7 r-rrr. ; . ;
Gen. Hampton followed jh enrrny
on, hh withdrawal froni 'Kowanfy er k
drinnj- hit rearguard ax-roas and puru
Ing thalry behiiid the line of lhd
infantry, " 8everal hnndred ;risiner were
eaptared and the enmy burned aonitt of
thfirraiaona aud ambulances.. Our Uuea
realahlished. ..
(Sijjnad) ll. E. Lek.
PrrtasBt RG, Oct, 29,5 o'clock r. t.
Tha enemy via iry quiet jinAlktt nht
Tilow. , Details from our vide are torrincr
tb artkeu .deal . to-dav and removing:
their wounded.; Over .two thousad stand
of arms of the finest kind f weatmna were
colli-cted from Ilia battle' field. Tha
hattltf fii-ld waa covereil ''with blankets,
knapnarksirercoaU'and provtsiotis. Show
injf that tU enemy l-ft in f:reat bMle'
Oar priaonera iitdtnJtrrjj; th wounded orer
seven hundrefl.' Allaceouati concur that
the ' Yankees expected great results
froni this movement Grant commanded
in person sii'diviiona of lbs Yankee- in
fantry besides the cavalry and artillery
that participated in the figbt
RichVoVd, Oct 20. A tetenram from
Nahvll places Shermau on the 25th at
Gainayille Ala.j near Cooz river. ; Ilood
on lt same date fallinir back on Gadsden.
""TliCHMONb7Tctr30ib"-Yu advi-
es to ttie ietn; liave'been received. A
t "ce of UonteJerate Uotton Loan.
Gladstone, in a speech at Lancashire.
expressed iegret at thef Continuance of tho
American war. said he1 was in favor of the
Americans being left to settle their' own
affairs, hut expressed a doubt of the ability
of the North to suhjurale Ihe Sonth7; " ''""
A opanish iteamer lately seized by Nk
rlgra' was discharged
It was denied tLat Capt. Seiiiina bad
I gone sea.
Richmond, Oct. 8 7tb. The Herald of
the 28tb, contains a St. Louis telegram to.,
the 27lh, which .says a diepstch froiu Lear- ,
ensworlh, sava Price has ben driven below
I roricnuT cioseiy ,,ttWIMd toy oorcJirBlry. :
v U5ive capturea a large numiter of pris
oners, including Gna. Mamaduko,- Cabell ,
and several pieces of artillery.
luces ar-
i my routed aud defeated. He burned 200
ySgi :iftPr?.ntlbem;IiDjgcafAsu:
Steele, with heavy reinforcements is 'at
Fort Smith . f . i '. .;- -
The most of tbe Kansas militia have
gone borne. Martial Jaw abolished jlnd
business resumed. . ., ' , : ; , . .
- Rosancrans was af Little 8aotefe with
bis infantry, ' On Tuesday nigbtsi Un- 7 .
ion Colonels were way laid and murdered
by guerrillas near Fort Scott. , Nothing
from Sherman. y:
WruiiNOTOW, Oct, SOfb. The" fire Jast
night consumed two dwellings on second
trHt. The latter belonging to Capt, C. -O.
EJI a.- Loss in buildings about tweotr
loousaiia aouars oeiorejtne war.
1 Pktirsbcro, Oct. 28; h. TJamp'on it
tacked and fought the eoemy in thefear
yesterday evening, whilst Mahone truck
them in flank. Night supervening and
the enemy not being pressed sttflScieotly
in front alone saved them fron tho great
est defeat ufthe war.. As itj. the enemv
was severely punished and greatly demor
alised, abandoning the plank road last
night, leavjng over 300 dead unburied,
and some 200 Vounded in hospitals, be
sides carrying off all of their ambulances
ladeo with dead and wounded.' Over 500
prisoners have been captured thus far, and
1500 stand of arms, besides namher of
caisions and some waggons, left 00 the
fieH. j,- ' . Jr.
Our loss in killed and Wounded not over
150.: In prisoners, probably wa lost about
abont 400. . m ,
Mahori captured 4 pieces of artillery,
but owing to the density of the woods
coold not bring them off; and the enemy
re-possessed them.
All quiet to-day, and the olj tituatioa
resumed. 1 , .
Gea. IlaroptorJost 1 son killed and 1
aey'erely sVbala'ded?- 4---
Gen. Hampton and bis cavalry, on tlU
occasion, rendered service which the coua
try tVnnot too highly appreciate. !
There Io trutlin tho rumor of raid
on the Southssids railroad.