The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1863, Page 3

———— =“ stool ‘¢ Manche ; pares: rg “Eh weir produc’ | pone buyers “5 10 st b, Doth ont the | oo gad exporters aire pa a reat aod ine adyanee ‘busines ww telly 1)e4. tn AmerteaD, pian and Bri a jo Surat and China, and fully isd. vo Bengal 1 Beinde, which have heer in uneual demand, Prive: # iy Sie Teeluding 58.040 bales foo ep elation and 19,190 4 The valor yerterday (#rubay) were estimated $0,000 baler, “im:iucimg 6 000 for exvort and #pe eulation, the market cloeing firm and eteady. The qv tationn Jone of AMereAD COBLINUE O00: ait © a fo lowe:~ isd ends, Dhigd. rats, a ai) bales. inetieikig 99,270 fmerican. Al tea, rk. {nu i, 260,000 Dales. TRADE AT MANCHESTER. Prices outoue (rm and tending upward, bul bhe bucy mer of has deen wightly ebecked by the Inde ‘Yarns are very strony at dgd. 0 1d. acvaune F tae igh pricee of Tuesday. owiwg to the searcity of LIVERPOOL BREADHTT PE MARKED. ‘The weather har slight!y improved aud barvert opera: jm the North progress more tavorably. Menara. , Nach & Oo,, Rigiand, Athya & Co. and R , Bpence & Go. report tour quiet ab Tuesday’s ; extra State, 206. « 208. ¢d. Wheat dull apd Tuee- vemeni partially tot. red Weetern, #. @ 88. Coro in fair demand a din. a Zi. do for mixed (2d 2b. 64. for whive. LIVERPOOL PRODUCK MABERY. Messrs. Gordon, Bruce and othere report beef ana gryeerned former er Ay corny re ae. upcbanged prices Lard rteady ‘Tatlow has doen duii avd easrer, Dut closes firun at 40s. ircular reporta ashes steady: pots 26. ges: Dearla Sie # 30m. Sugar dull and Laped vo under Sot ct in pe = Bal a - a a 4 more: Linseedsnl quiet at 458. 6d & hope ce ace Common ab 308. Spirits ; Freneti rather heh & Brandon, atthe close. re: crude at £26, firm pet aiet Sei ame ay ea 2a demanded. Bevsine ai in. dda te. dd. . LOenON Mamcere. Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co. report am. Cg eee enlaverabis mariner. neh wheat 1A, bite American bee stoaay. Coffee SEAR quiet Ree quiet. Tea inagtive ju, 1g. id, Tallow irmer and in speculative apirites Bag iurpentine—Freneb advanced petroleum, £23; refined, 2s. 74. & 2s. $4. ‘oil nominal as 80. ‘code tha. Linseed oi! declined Linseed cates firmer but quiet. ——. «. igjone Peete iaace ae ete ata Ma value. Indian corn duit - 7HB LATEST wARReTe. Lanne meer RARER, * Laren. Lop. 1 Bveping. Wem Contra) shore, ¢ 25. siseount; Krle shares pat ox Leno 12—Kvening. Corsvie. meaty, 8 83 ‘Manis Contra! sbares be. Briotbares $4 0 45. THR rane * Pann, Sept 19, 1869, Whe Bouree ie fiat. The rentes close at oof. DIVERPOCT, MARIORR, s Tat maPO ing. Cotton te buoyant coder the retyaue} holders demand ;, wales 16.000 bales, incleding 6,000 to xpeco ‘aad exporters. iwactive and Guetaiions uvebanged. quiet Dut ready. market rteady. LONDON BARMBIE, ‘Wheat frm und ie a 2s. bgber for Rngiish, Soper Dut steady. Coffee firm. Rice quiet. Tea imac Tron still advancing. Spirits verpentine bucyast. firmer: crude, £22. Tallow firmer. mane MAKNPTS. Hamm, Sept. 10, 1863. ‘ef the woek 30,000 baler. Market booy- |, And all qualities wligbuy bigher andenstil advancing ‘28 00 ‘Urieane tres ordwmaire, 328f. THE VERY LATEST. Mr. Oyres W. Waid Fecnived gh Queenatows, ob the Ath Mates, ibe following telegrams — Lowbon, Sept 12—P. M. ‘The Pade) cotton loon Je quite neglected af 288 26 de wont. 3 . wary, Rome, Reps. 11, 1869. “ benevelest cota diishasents, aed apyertouing bbem ct oF "Ban private-cqiotes of the Pope. prance. Pome, Rept. 3. tee. ‘MA. de Persiguy bee been created a duke io testimuny of wagard fer the nervives be bas reodered to the Hale wed Gar Die persona’ devotion to tLe Kumperor. arpesia. Onan, Crnsmas, Kept. 12—8 P.M. ‘Weather quite autumma)l. Raw, whi spew. Vive de grees we mst. mower. Arm srpma, Fever, Sept. 32—12:10 4M. ‘The Viceroy mes returned from viviting hin cetates ia Feypt. Me chject of Monsieur de jessen'e recent wieriou by Sgpes Egypt ie coknown. ‘A meet adendant cotton crop is expected in Hyypt this year. The recent exciiement in the cotton market i# waberd ng. Bho rive Of the river Nile #til continue. ‘Feadere for the construction of teepraph Mees ‘rom Bento te the Lowden are already out. A tne of telegraph from Beyrowi to Catro, hy bard, of cupies atientiva Guecese to the direct Atiaptic (elegraph (rom Ireiand to Rowlonpdtan. GENERAL FESTER'S DEPARTMENT. Forrnme Monon, Sept. 26, 1565. ‘The weamer ©. W. thomas ‘eft vortress Monroe st Aine O'clock thie morning ov 6 flag of truce misvion to Gly Perms, in charge of Genera! sMereuith. Geners! Geasper 41 the rede) army, wen & paseenxer, be having ‘The wtoomehip 2. Ro pauieing befl to-day at noon for | Gharieston bar, avd smong her parsongera was Mr. G Gudon, of the Baltimore Aner an. ‘The gunboat Sscramenio, trom tke Wiimington dieck- etting fori, arrived here to-day, and hes gone to Novfow tor repairs. Maven compapics of toe Kiwvenie Penuayivanin cavaicy | bewe fast returned from #D expedition to brankiin ane Gam, apd roport that Were ure ony 700 pebel troops om | ar. Fonriuee boson, Sept. 22, 1863, ‘Bho rleomer Fores) aly arrived at noon today from . Semen. The (romepert ttoamer (aide lenven for New York to ‘The Pieaner Juba Brovke leaves Cor New Ravan, Conn , te might, tovohing at New York My. Kawin F. De Vyee's Deapatch. 1 Vowrnnm Monon, “et. 22, 1608. Ratreme duteces bee market events to-day at the bort- sess. Rumors even. have grown searce, though | hear of efechde one guing the rounds is Norfolk, (0 the effeet tha Resevrane har been wnvere'y defeated. OF entree |l woud be fabeve no Wiid a tale i. ee ee have, 1 ibink, beyond # Houdi, been pr ven lo (end (oward tae smpidilation of vor caliant Reworann, D ring om Deen for fume Lime moving 0 ab to the face of all thew wel a taote it ia aston iahing (bat more ¥ porous Ine © foont wn vie a egg d Mint Amwoagbon ber, She wlll donbilews vetyrn f ” tee wilh a on! pony fetlywen Crome He errived this morn. once Of Inte movenronts from frve frequently sere crm who at ove tine ba! grown 4 ‘n the coontey mcuth, room 10. Wa tated oF cleo frightened if mont ede: Soe ree? cat the stern ave y ewes he Hives prow te gis pute eneriia bunting for Fees, Uromeh the mod ent are Bowing Wo faster thon veer (vem Tre Hewes a7 Ni0'» ash tre Freee He yentorday gave an aregumt o” th woman in the wniferm of a © tonel, nied by an OMrer,aiso in colonel’s wnlorm, why wid that he eormmanded the Mittyregiment of the Bxcemor Origa Ao the first regiment (m that brigade i commanded by Catone! J. Fgbert Farnbam, and as he war in Washington elty at the time of the Geourreues related, the man ar rested war doubtien# Av ImMpoRter and 9 follow Who when eaaght (0 # dirty tleM, Iried fo pase Deneeit off foro Vernon of rempectability. it & io be hoped that hie proper name wil De given W Se publi oh the arremi wt Nibhis | The week's Dikiness adse up 12.920 | New Cricaun, | A it = iy Meult thing (@ meke # majority of (he people here | | and conveyed to Richmond, has recently by NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY CHATTANOOGA . News Down to Wednesday Forenoon. - , Official Despatches from General Rosecrans. The Rebel Attack on General Thomas’ Corps Hand- somely Repulsed. General Rosecrans in a Strong Defensive Position. HEAVY LOSS AMONG THE REGULARS. THE ENEMY QUITE ACTIVE ON TUESDAY. Our Forces in Line and Ready to Meet Them. _| Rebel Accounts of the Great Battle. One Rebel Major General and Five Brigadiers Killed, and Seven Briadiers Wounded. eee Sketches of Some of the Killed Rebel OMicers. Rosecrans Still Con- fronts Bragg. Said. to. be Reinforced hy General Grant. ae, ae. Wasuimeron, Sept. 23, 1863. Despatches from General Rosecrans, dated Chat- tanooga, September 22, three and five P. M. (yes- terday afternoon), were received by the govern- ment this morning, from which it appears that the enemy's attack upon General Tfomas’ corps (Rorecrann’ Jeft) omMonday afternoon was hand- somely repulsed, and General Thoman’ forces marched quietly to the position they were about to take when assaulted. ‘The official despatches of Monday evening stated that two divisions of General Longstreet were ad- vaneing wpon General Rosecrans’ left at four o’elock that afternoon. It trened out, however, that this movement was merely for the purpose of # reconnoissauce, as no attack waa made by the rebels. The order of General Rosecrans for his entire | command to concentrate was accomplished be- | fore midnight on Monday, and he is now ina strong defensive position, which can be easily held until reinforcements arrive. The ovement of our troops was executed in excellent order, and, although they bad worked ; hard for «everal days and nights, they were in the best of spirits. Fonr thousand of our wounded were removed from the field after the battle of Sunday. General Lytle was the only general officer killed ‘on our side, while Bragg acknowledges Ws loss in. officers to be very heavy. ‘The regulars (our reserves) went into battle six- teen hundred strong, and came oat with only four hundred-wnd fifteen, ‘This shows the persistency with which our troops contended for every inch of groutd. General Rosserans has performed wonders in reaching his present position, after fighting with his single command egeinet the immense forces of picked troops that were combined against him. Tu two or three days General Rosecrans will be able to assume offensive operations aga When the last despatch of yesterday closed the enemy was quite active. He hed been making approaches all the worning General Rosecrans’ men were for another encounter. Graham, whe comman at Gettysburg, iw line and ready ed one of eur apd was taken Gener brigad ex- changed, and reached here this morning. General Graham has communicated importent information to the government, He is satistied that only two divisions o neral Longstre corps, with all his artillery, beve been sent to Kroee Yn Addition to that, two brigades under General Pickett the Wise Legion were alto detailed to that be ahem © Suw cighty-oue Anon moving arrose the bridge freve to be going to Bragg. Richmortd, sal The pews of the battles fought befween Hragy rans was a disappointment to the rebel authorities at Richmond. They expected to hear that Rosecrans bad been hilated, and that Hragge hol retaken Kast Tene . Instead of that, Richmend is in a state of mourn img for the heavy lowmes that Roseoreme hay inttictod apon Bracy we ‘The Sowrad bas received Information, whieb it eretits, that on Monday might (ho right aud lett wit OK Homeral | oserstu's army rested @n the wattie ground of Saturday and Siuday , and retuforcoments su} ornot a abed— from General ¢ » have Corhed bin yowtorday General Rowecrave’s heatynarters were (yor mies ir oty twe battie fold Cemerel Rosecrans was in good suirie, and hopetol o « complete and decivive vietory ever Johnston, Broyy and Jongstrent. it wae reported that General DOP ie in command fo the rebel forces oppueed ty Roseerane rite, Sept. 24—Noow Aonpecial deapatch (rom Sarhyile to the Journal bas jee ved, and bere w sieht Rk irmiebing yom: terday \o (rent of Ke we, berwiee al] wae quiet op * wine olor MM Decenmemea Ac [Special despateb to the Morning Chrovicie.} Nasuvitix, Bopt. 22, 1963. From imtelligent officers who have arrived from the front } have been enabled to glean considerable important mews concerning the late battle in Northwestern Georgia, Ae lstited im my despatch op Sunday night, Geveral Rosecrans a week or ten days ago had made up bis mind © advance South, and at least capture Rome, if not Atiante, The respective corps of Generals Thomas, Crittenden and kicCook moved upon different routes, but with in- structions to mass, and how to do it, if cannonading should be hoard. It was believed that the omemy was t Pigeon Moun.ain, erecting pew works in addition to those which nature thrown up, as @ range of moun- taine separated the two armies, and no communication could be effected except through Blue Bird, Pigeon, ‘Wing's and Cottell’s Gape. ‘The utmost caution wag maintained, aud preparations made and carried out for apy emergency. The avenues for retreat were Jaid out iv case of disasterr; benides a large reserve moved im striking ‘listance to render as- Sigtance if ubsoiuiely necéssary. Realizing hisextreme @istance from his bane, avd the fact that hie situation wan in the heart of the rebel dominions, Gen, Rosecrans exhibited prudence and sagacity due the occasion. At about a quarter to clevep ou Saturday morning, without ekirmishing, the enemy, baving massed at least two-thirds of their available force upon their right, precisely as they did at Chaplin Hills and Btono river, pounced down upon the veteranaapder Geveral ‘Thomas upon the left; and, so suddes and Gerce was the Altick, that the whole column Inyoluntarily fell back. Ia the charge we lost nearly eight bundred prisoners and reverq! pieces of artillery. At this juncture the eagage- ment became general along the whole tine. Necessarily, '® portion of the troops which bad assaulted Thowae ao" vigorously were transferred to their respective divisions— & disposi ion which Thomas. took advantage of, ap he quickly threw bis whole corps upon the foe, took several bundred prisoners, and recaptured five out of the six gune juet lost. From this time until dark it was give and take, neither side gaining a decided advan. tage. The condition of the country provented a free fase of the artiliery, ©0:' for several hours bat few caunon were Gred. On the ivth, the battle terminating about dark, it fovud that our Ieee wae «ight, considering tbat much close fighting had taken place. During Saturday night our army threw up rifle pits near West Chickamauga river, besides clearing the road, in cage it should be deemed advieable to fail back upon Rossville, or even Chattanooga, between Yookout and Mission Midge. ‘The enemy's right extended to the north- cost as far va the Western and Atlantic Railroad, com- tmanded by Polk, and protected by Wharton's cavalry, while their left touched a point about five miles south- weet of Laiayette, and commanded by Gen. A. P. Hill, with Forrest's cavalry on his flank. Farty Sunday morning came again the enemy with re- newed vigor, aud #0 furious was the assault that the whole lire fell back. ‘Themas’ corps again bore,the brunt of the battle, and the divisions of Rosseau, Negley, and Reynolds fought gloriously. Enrly in the day tho regular brigade, commanded by General King, found steel pitted against superior numbers, Captains Kettetlas aud Molli gan fighting their battalions mapfully. General King, who was wounded in the arm at Stone river, was again disabled and'taken prisoner, General Lytle, one of the bravest men of the war, wae killed, and it is said hie body will arrive here to-aight, to be sent to Ohio te-mor- row moruing. The latest tuformation I hare of @ strictly reliable pature i# up to Sunday night, when tho battle termi- nated with a slight advantage to the enemy. ur new twenty four-pounder Napoleon guus made shocking reve) sccrifices, and none were lost. Colonel Joomin, who has charge of sixty pieces of artillery, was often seen aiding in loading’and @ring the guns, The general com. manding, ab Though rebel bullet#Wwere harmless, rode to and fro over the battle field, accompanied by fis etaff, the oMcient ciriof, Geverel Garfield, scting with great compo: sure aod intrepidity. The commanders of MeCouk’s corpa, ‘Generals Johnson, Jef. C, Davis and Sheridan,as well ae those of Crittenden’s, Generals Wood, Palmer and Van Cleve, took an active part in the two days’ tigi, yet suffered to a Jeas extent than did the divisions iv Thomas’ corps, Commanded by Generals Negley, Brannan aud Rey, molds, Colonel Stanley, commanding « brigade m Neg. Jey’s divivion, was wounded early in Sunday's fight. ‘The cavalry force was under the command of General Robert B. Mitchell, General Stanley being confued to his bed. Several cavairy fights took place on Sunday, the enemy being worsted every time, notwithstanding their superiority iu oumbers, My informant thinks that if even our army should be compelled to [ail back upon ‘Chattaneoga, it will got be a failure, os the programme ‘was laid out io that wise; and at thet point'be could ane eeeaully realst twice bi number. The strength of the enemy's forces is not tar from one hundred thousand men, pearly twice the ‘number of our own. Geucrals Joe Jobnston aod Bragg were iu command, with Polk on the right, and A. P. Hill ou the Jef. All the available men from the different arwies of the confederacy assisted in thts contest, Loug- street's corps, ander Geverals Jackson and Ely, arriving (ter the commencement of the vate, At the baitie of Stone river the following wore the division commanders op the rebel side:-—Hreckioridge, Cheatham, Cleburne, Andersop and Stewart. ‘This time time their divisions ! are commanded by Breckimridge, Hindinan, Ky, Jacksoo, Anderson, Buckner, Sianghter, Cleburne, Stewart and Cheatham, with the addition of four brigades of cavalry under Geuerals Forrest. Wharton, Wheeler and Maury. | ‘The prisoners sey that the troope had been arriving from | } | all quarters for severs] weeks, and that eoveral thonsan: of Pemberton’s inen were in the battle, ‘There is great crcitoment io the city, as « world o rumors are fying. The kecession ats, of couree, have our armpy all cut to pices, while the loyal portion o; the peor | miaintain that alt will turn out Tight. Oficial deapatches have been roceived from Genéra! | Rosecrans, dated ax lie aa five o'clock Mowilay aftersco.. | Ho then pad positive Information that Longstreet’s cor | bad reinforeed Bragg before (be battle of the 19¢h, and tt | whs stated by deseriers from the revel army,on the | 2iet, that Ewell's corps had algo joined Rrage. ' ‘Vhe baitie of Sunday t not admitted by Revecran+ defeat by any means, General Thomas, on the te tty his position, and repaied every attack of the enews Mia was in the thickest of the fight throughout the day, and \¢ spoken of in the ofticis! despetobes ae baying per formed wondery Sketch of Geueral Lyte. Rrigadier General Willem He Lptie wee # naive of Ohio, and originally entered the Wuitet states servicer in | the Mexican war apa lieatenant fan independent company | of fo L soldiers, which served in Colowel Irvin ment The company war received into service 51 of Getuber, IST. nd disbanded on the 25th of 1848. On the Qlet of Lecember, 1847, Lieut. Lytle wa promoted w the captaincy, im consequence of ‘he of Captain Kinneatly Pybo died @t Rio Frie ow (bet day At the commencement of (he rebelion Lyte war clert | ea colonel of the Tenth regiment of three mont teers (rom Oti0, Bicknanmed the “Hloody lent wont to Western Virginia ander Major Genera kp, in Geners| Sebleigule brigade, jert in the gritant attack upom iieh Mour lain luis regiment forming « portion of the f Of the mountain, They nest warehed apem Te verly, de the departore of MeCielian (or Washing (on Cover! | aus reorganized the © mumwnd, and the Tenth (orn art ot the Second ty 7 ood of the three tm att rew m the volun * an Hartiniy 6 ted ow tite mer ville orn Virginia, om the 10th ot M+ 186}, Colonel Letle wee wounded. Hoya « Triad Hie Yodition’ in be Kave | (We reg mont, witiel bad teow oe al | 10's Detade, tar orders nts Ren turw athot the atter cod of Novesnhen, Teel . titped for some time st Comp Jet@rsn . ‘rok Kepiaety, snd wae atiacied to the Third on ite nore O. Mitebel's divine. Gevoral } } commander ot Une by Io FeVruary, 12 ws and the regiinemt arvang the Corde im pomnenion of F ‘ Green, K oeky, bot uneer f teuent * Colonel Ly tle commanding the brigade, ine tet of dur ete wan antl r Hwa engeged i Topme cen v6 04 at the Duthie af Perrys (hap pe Mls), Gewwhne §, 186%, wan severely wunnded wh | im command of the Sovenih brigads of lie A my 0 ! thio, The brigade served in Gow. Mefret se ay a | hoes acmy | Having recovered (rom bie wound, Colonel Ly te again tank the fieit, and wes Oominated during Jiocary 1ACG, « | Wrigndion govern of voluntewe®, to date from November 20, 1963, for Lit bravery a the battle of Murfres tore | December 31. 1962, whew aud where be commanded toe | Seventeenth Wrigadé, serving In Rowrseay'# “irish of Thomas?’ wing, the centre of Rosecraax’ army. Mince that battle General Lytle hee participated im «il the movements © Capers) Noscerans! army ant at (he bat \er of Pigeons Mountain be ot Bit Llp while gaileutly lend. ad | boo ge, is quite dcaponaing. SEPTEMBER 24, 1863.— TRIPLE SHEET. THE VERY LATEST. No Fighting on OU ee eM Approaching---Guerillas Active, ae, Ren ae. The Washington Telegrams. Wanunerom, Sept, 28-20 P.M, information reeeived from the Army of he Cumberiand, dated Jast wight, it is euppoeed that the battle war renewed to-day, AB unoitic ral deapatch (rom Chattanooga to an army off Cer Speaks of the cugagement on _Mouday lant, when Gevers. Lovgstreete corps attacked ‘the corpe of Geperal Thomas, a* & complete victory, The fact thot General Thomae was able to joln General Roseorans at Chattanooga on Monday night receives post- tive contirmation in this despatch. Moch anxiety in relation to the arrival of reinforce. mente ie naturally expressed, If the repeated orders of the government Lad been obeyed there would now be no solicitude upon that point, It is known here that General Rosecrans bas abundant etores and en pplies for ioany days to come, Assiatance is on ite way, amd may reagh bim in time to be of immenre service. ‘ ‘The intense exeitement that has prevalied heve for two days in regard to the critical rituation of General Rose- crane’ army han subsided under the influence of assu- Tances Of {is entire safety, Confidence is entertained that he will mot ouly successfully repel all attacks, vot faa fow days w:!! resume offensive operatione, Acrording. to official ‘The Nashville Telegrams. Namviix, Tenn., Sept. 23, 1863 ‘The wews {rom the front to-day is meagre. No trams have arrived from the south tonight. It is reported they Dave been detained to bring up our wounded, A telegram from the frovt reports that there has beon no fightiog to-day. Gur forces atid bold their position of yeatorday, which is an evidence of strength,as every hour increases the chances for rein‘orcemouts from Burp. Side to arrive, and enabies our forces to more thoroughly intrench themselves, though no defluife assurance of the arrival of reinforcements bas been yet received. Brigadier Genera! John H. King, reported wounded and A prisoner, is ueither, A telegram from the fropt re porte bin sofe, Major Coolidge, bie second in command, was certatnly killed. Foor hud ing about Carthage, threatening to attack that place, A sma!) force under Hawkios ie reported to de lurking in thie vicinity, with their Readquarters at Williamapert, west of Franklin, on speed river. REBEL ACCOUNTS. guerillas, under Tom Murray, are hover The Battle Going on on Teesday The Kne- mys Lom Five Theasand. Great Slangh- ter of Rebel Generals The Rich- Powrmwes Monnon, Hept. The Richinops Dige'eh of the 224 contatnn the follow ing: ~ Cwcnamavaa, Ge., Sept 20, 1869, After two days bard Sghtng we beve driven the enemy, after a desporate resistance, from several posi Liona, but he stil! confronts un, ‘Tho lowers are heavy on both sider, eapectailyno m oor officers, We have taken twenty pieces of artillery and two (bousand Ave bundred ; rovers. BRAXTON BRAGG. To (eves! Coorm. Rosecrape has been heavily vein‘oroed by troops trom Grant's army. Fournes Mownee, Sept 2%, 18a8, Tho ting of truce steamer New York arrived at six o'Clocs this eventing from City Point. The Richmond Whig oO! the Zid received reports three ard fighting in Northera Ceorgix, with borvy lone Dab sides, The rebel loss is five thousand, Wncinding many valusble officers, Among the killed are Brigadier Geversl Preston Smith, of Tepnesice; Brigadier General Wothrd, of Georgia; Brigadier Geusral Waltham, of Mis sissippi; Brigadier Generals Helin and Deshler. the wounded are Brigadier Generals Adems, frown, regg, Buon, Prevton, Cleburpe and Benning Ms CO Tal Hood, who was wounded, bas since diet. Arianna, Ga., Sept. 22, 1800, We have every © nidence, The oneray wil! be driven from their prevent stand (Mis iow Ridge, on to eight sai'es from Chattanooga). in the (bree days! ight te enemy was driven acrom Pos Vine reek ond the Wo Onickente ga, about eleven uil'es, to Lis ppregomt position: the Whig Among The fight oti goee om ditorally speaking of affine avout Chatte sketches of Heber 0 me Killed. K GENKNAL HOOD Maj y Goters) Jobo BR. Mood, of the rebel army, report ed kied, was bore jo Keutrc ky, bout the year 1492, and wae consequently wbout thirty-one ye re when he war killed. Me entered Wert Port a cadet during the year 1849, and gradnated on the 30th of Jowe, 1653, He waxy laveromte of Majer Coneral Schofield, Brigadier Gebers! Kobert O. Tyler, Brigadier General Terrill (killed ca ryville), Brigadier General = rideu, commanding « divi- sion of Koxeoraps’ army, General H. H. Walker, of the | rebel army, i others, On the Int of July, | 188, he wae bn Hea second |ientenen of tee Fearth Vatted stat wentry, ol on the Sd of March. 1866, wast ried Ww the Second cavalry with the full rank af second | eutewa tachment and became distinguiabed jn the comilet with howd of the ton Vedro He commaniel » de ' the CORD AUebeR ADE Tipaes Dew tae } ver, in Taxa, ow the 20th of July 1867, It was dering thie contest that be wae severely wounded. On the 18th 4 Angust, ISG8, be was promuted t fat ueulemant, amd | one placed In charge of tmp Cotoreds, near San Aw Toxes, He war in Teas atthe brevking outet the | teilbom, aod toslgned by ection wih the Uniee | States Army On the 10th of April, 1H } Ow teaving th 9 of the Union Be becnae 94 Gare | oneciad with m Ketel regimeet a@ cul €, (rou whey ank ! Promoted to & Brigadier genncal, He oe ri ome time in (he vieluity * tut that place be ooonpied t 1 the Pht A0 Lie commer es ent of t year be mivided 4 brigade of lungrtrent's oper iting om the rw chmod, and wn rebel wrmy ' ~ trate we Gener Mentor hea promotet tw maj goortal and placer Ww roand of Jivilon of Conerat Tag «carpe, ‘ nd be took part im the fafwowy hatiie tye flere 0 wom wevorely wownded to fle init acm ‘ te @otirely deprive Dime oF ite ane Un tle i se, Ve Need oly résomel tie cxnmand & low wmeke, | jw Only daye, whew ke 6 mo dered in be " he outhoest FUGA DER OBNP RAL WOFLOED AW, Womtrd was et the oui brew Une get iba rane be Viret MONA region of ceorgia, tot afterwards henom oeled wily te t egithout Of Coorgis Volonteaes, Trem tie onlin AHO AG! to 4 brigatior genern!. ant hed herve Soro d Drigeta of Me Law 6 Yer ind Sivieim of Lonextreet’® corps, Te tk part bettie Garty stare, end bed bat recently boon wont ty BRIGADIER GEPRAA! FOr ro omiry Pe igatien Geveral Premicn Men.ib yo mag (he ore, by pales © rebel regincet of Tewneronns, ad war apprntod 4 colonel W861. After tabling pert in the vor ous tat tee of thet Roctiwert be war promoted to & brigadier generat of volunteers, end war attached in Benge’ ith which he bed been wingy “persion os | daar sion. MEADE’S ARMY. Conference of General Meade with the Military Chiefs at Washington. Our Troops on the South Side of the Rapidan. News from General Buford’s Cavalry Pxpedi- tion Anxionsly Awaited. Important Movements Soon to Take Place, Bey ae, ae. Wasnncron , Sept. 25, 1843. Major Genera) Meade war here for an hour or two this forenoon in consultation with President Lincoln, the Kec retary of War and the Genera?-in-Chief, and then prompt ly returned to the front. According to ascounts from the Army of the Potomac received to-night, considerable portian of our trooy# have reached the south aide of the Rapidun Intelligence is anxiourly expected from General Buford, who started two or three days ago upon an important cavalry expedition Tmportant intelligence from the Union Army of the lo tomas is expected within a few days. Mr. Theodore cy wi son's Dee Iw une Fiaen, Bept Mommy ‘Mise’? AGAIN. ‘To-day we received a report, said to be from a reliable source, that about one hundred and fifty rebel cavalry entered Warrenton tant night, under command of Major Mosby, and that thie force was scouting in various direc tious for military information, and not particutarty with ‘a view to the obtaining of plunder, YR IROSERS Yeuterday James R Duiin, of the Second South Carolina cavalry, were taken prisoners in the vicinity of Hriste! station, Dinkarene, Day before yesterday a train Jeft Alexandria with one hundred and Dfty deserters. They ai delivered 1 the Provost Marshal Geooral of the army. Eleven of the alorerakl womber deverted from regiments in this corps Mr. D. P. Contngham’s Despatch. Lx rie Pine, Sept. 21, 1863. Xo MONT Ye Prue FINE. We expe ted © fighting the day before yesterday, as tue onemy made some demonstrations on the Rlope of the bill on the other eide a i} about crossing. This corps was placed in position (o receive them. The Third divinion occupied the right, the Secoud division the te't, whit centre was eecupled by the Tiret divition. Notwithstanding he day pawed over qaletly, towards evening some two thousand of the enemy moved down towards the river, and about Miety erossed over, taking porsession of a house withim thelr picket lines, Ar this move was in frontof the Second division, the men were under arms ali recht. 1 have never seon the enemy's pickets , Of the Fifteenth Virginia | wo vindictive before, as the -eoond division’s picket fines wore forming, the rebel pickets red from under cover on them, weanling tbe following mew — Lieut, Join Brows, Seventh Michigan, severely, in the leg, Corporal George Mathews, Company FE, Kighty eeound New York, severely, in the arm, First Sergeant J.Q. Brown, Company G; Bergeavt Verry Joboson, Company EF. private Philip Hofimeu, Company C, Theve belonged to the Twentieth Mascachuret'«, aud were but slightly wounded, Sharpshooters were sant out to sitence them, and after Killing a couple Of Ihe enemy they succeeded tm diklodging them trom twe house and foreing back their picket liney NARROW WACAPR OF COLONAL MURR, When Colonel Bora hed placed bis pickets yesterday evening be won! (0 «urvey the potion of an old bouse in front of his Tes When near it, he (nought he saw a per Out frow beside the wall The Colonel turned to join bis men, when about ton jumped up and Bred st hima. Ae the Coloucl ran back 10 bis mes hie sword os him, aud he feti. thioking that be it 1 bave Bever ing e@ their yell, They nek have imberhed it from the lodien tribes against whom thelr fatb rs batted on the frontiers. Aa the (olo- bet gained bis loge they gave Bim a parting miute, but happily withort any feat, 1x MEKOR LAM. Hievide the camp of tbe Second division are the gravee Of Usree rhea Killed iw the late cavairy Over Gne b placed a timber slab, inseribed ‘‘Hergeamt Kisworth pa a , Company 0, Harrie light exvalry, Waterbury, THR TAMMANY FROMEKNT, FORTY ORCOND KEW YORE vortw de wae lately presepted with « eplendid cow fag by the | Tarntaany Commitios, Now York, ‘The occasion was | celebrated by convival meeting of officers in Captain mea sere 1 am sorry (o say that @ bamber of courcripe bave deserted on Lie iaarek. an (or sabaliiu‘en, they are wore hat anions. Ax to cur yonttion 1 cannot aay much: we re not fmawy wiles Irom the Kapidam, sad the eoony cecupy & powerfu: watural and arifcial position long the | crest apd Plope of the h.lle on tbe ober mde Mr, F. G, Chapas Weangrarenms, An m yun Povomsc, eptember 22, 16). 5 2 MINPTATH emNT MACTED, ‘The story telegraphed to a New York paper that the cormunineary stores of (his army were being returned to A’oxandria ie untrue. The only such stores returned bay ‘Deen Some two bundred thrwtsed raiione of bard reat whied the copirectors bed sent out, and which Capt Coxe returned as an0t for army ure. Che-comuinuary dopartweut for this artay wae pever better applet thn at present. v Kepomte fe tthe enemy on tne math vide of the Rapidan have apparently gera ly Pom non OF Ter x! | ' strengthened thelr poritions Their picket force along | { ) the frome sta’e O uur (rept has been deviried, and now mere resembles oe exicude! line of si miebers than one of pickets FONE RACER FOR MARCHE Om) ORTKENG | Ibe weather for the pant (bree day p bas bee ve: The rowde excellent condition, and it 9 proabe (het Coneral Meate wil! lake advantage of the favorable ir comatances to tnake a dewonsirstion ia some direction ihe health of the army i excellent, 904 the troope are in fipe com ition for marching oF Op hting NAM OF CONLIN CO ER The following I a let of deserions to be exeruted © Vriday newt — Private Joho Timvin, One Hondrec ane Vorty ffi New York Private ‘tapiel Sollivan, Phirteroib Mu imebor ty Private Herman Barber, aia FW. vou Mri vcke | Sinetemeth Penney Ivana Private Dante! Drghte, | iret New Jersey Privete (hariee Wiliams, Fourth Mary tawd EL ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Statement of we Deser TecomLly enc vped (+ # au) Mads we inter ( eareneeh Come ww Ube reve: the Potomar, has siled ap og statements He ew f acted ior Often we an @ reout to Homnpt brigade. Ne wa, however, attartet to Cobb's cava ry Me suecoot eecting bik oaerpe from the rete ee ee ee remnon for abaodoniog Ueeit come, that be hat ter (ing ted of (he war, When the rebetiion fret brie @ 10 sas volunteer, a9 the yous bid {hoe tant, The lew ery where at te . ot leliow , be way we ume, On Mi! widow, reyreeretiog tbe ® a nothing ub » ent of Us ves aba rub bere whe away el) thet the deroths After Crenty eight mer ine of active wmrvion, his bigea nn het Ging 0 coal owe, and be premived to feave bie wm m, aod meeting © AL meme, they a orw im Viet be @ eons ” hresgh . sit hn monld have ott fhe bot jhet the man wore | ot monrs that somtbarmers in " ferent inte the ver f tha Vookow , abt ngaieat (hele brethres. Axe ew vince i the contrary he mete on > oom Cm Mamday Crew, ie dowd doy iheht Oe rot ° rebel crmap, acon aniet ty enetter dnp we They breogb or Townes, oF 08 wd © were Fete nero gh pete figs dows W the river, wad eremned over ” promradad Ve ners! Pairink's are, a Rappatanoch eisien, where they reputed ihe eed Raving paigted Dyseentt (her a! wen GD, weed 3 pny Proceed North. hey thon presented their arma poor ghee Ke oNowed (hem to ell thew b rren When they left the « Yom of the rebel army win Hioned between dan river Vb strength of the forcem at this point on Wie Lath inet wa ope division of cavalry, four battaiions of and Ewell’s corpe of iafaptry, Of the aggrepetd Strength of the whole rebel army be o othing, a8 very few persons knew anything » artihory’ 10g spirit was jurt of their clotaing degree The question of ammunition, he thought, wos for more verlous, When be left the artillery had bot tof Tounds of shell, but he opposes they bave got rupplie Dy Ube Line, Reeruits were coustantly coming |n. : Lee had his headquarters near Gordonsville, and tbe Pression arwong the poldiers was that be will mot agavo croms to attack the Northern army, but will stand atric?) oD the defensive. 1 Re speaks very bighly of the Southern cavalry and of the fleetwees aud emdurance of their hardy mountem ponies Nay, oate, and fodder of this kind m hardly ki in the rebetarmy, Their horses are turved out 10 feed on the green grass of the felis, with ae ora: sional allowance to the extent of about four pounds per work when their vervices are needed. A fow daye be vro Weaving he wok good care to obtain eemall mupply of clothing, The jackets they wearare principally mami? fectered iv England, and cost about twetve doijre enc! They are modo of & course kind of grey serge, but overcoats are of thicker material and more servi cabie Among otber things mentioned by the brighiest & ‘hese two young mep-—be who had been a scout with the rebel army for Afteen menths—ia the folloaing, which he says he did not think was eHber just orfair, Heesye be Was prevent when Kipatrick's meile were capiured by the rebem and carried to thew headquarters, He ther! saw them opened wy the Colonel, and. Adjutent, who scloctad some twenty or thirty letters, aod opened them carolully, #0 an not to injure the envelopes, The communications ro coutaiged were then destroyed, snd forged lettors,;mannfecturd for the parpose, were put ie their place, ‘Ihe letters no prepared breathed wody ng Northern houtility to the South, and were Aled with Ditter and sourriioun abuse of the Southern army and people, with threats of what the North would do to the South when che war coujuered. ‘Thece letiers were then Fead to the troops al «Ihv ison ipapection, wm specimene of the corrorpondunee «rr ed on by Ibe Norihernere, show Ing how neceonary it wwe for the South to Nght to tive leet man for jndeponde:.ce. The ete 1 of thin on the minds of the iguorant svidiory © & pernicious one, an It Infamen wil their hatred aud dete tation of the North, and pervew thew (0 continned resistance, The opinion won prevalent among mmy of bis late comrades that (he poor men of the South ware bear ing the entire brant of the war; jor the rich buy up eubate tutes, while the poor have to abandon home and femily fo fight [or those who possess property. This is (he oke® caure of desertion. Their general idea ix, however, thet France and Englabd wii neon recognize their government, and thew the war will «od CHARLESTON. e withthe Far. tw . The United #tates «team transport Blackstone, Capteio Lorry, frow Hilton Hoad and Charleston bar 10th jnetant, with mails and passengers (rem Morris !eiand, arrived of this port yesterday. The Blackstone briogs one bundred aod thirty seven vow bommissioned officers aud es from Meer Tetand nye forlonebed, by order of General Gi) more, for bravery ow the trenebee ap! attack on Fort Wagner. The propeller Joke Kae arrived at Fortress Mon oe yostesiay morning (rom Hilton Meat. The oxplain re- ports that be leit Hiltow Head om the There bed been arrivals thore that day (rom Morris !*land, but they brought no later new, Nhe storm war very revere on Charleaton, 66 mock 10 #8 to atop all active operations et the part of the Beet bat 4 Rag cigered ap. 7 General Gitimere’s Weaay ana tee Objet. Shortly after tenern! (limere Bed secered the who e of Morris islund be too @ berday and visited Hilton Med an! Heaufort, The objert of bie vinit was mont preise worthy, as in ret forth in tbe following extract — meet bs ou rons ois a4 Ale THE MOMTIY Ale hope. 1m) Very shecenty and ‘coonpectediy| Generel tiiimnre Giving Limseil a shart jesve of eberuce from hs heed quartere at Morris inand, arr ved here on Friday mere ig ict we After vinhing he goceral tuspital, nd 19g kindly by tbe bape the wounded so aod pec ing (0 thet wots of encouragement aad confor jog into ther wants eed treatment, be made Beaufort, where be war recetved with aprroyrisie honors Wy all the Bonpiials in (he town apd had H & kenoral word of comfort for every patwet, Vile viait tind © good the patients. v eye: grew brighter their cramped aunt low, enemned to have wapartat to of the glow end viveuty uf thelr vis tor. | sromed to have gained & Hew bed ont bine Of deprenion and despair passed waeale Such aete of binutmers, diveried to wach and every wae, 6% ‘het part of Gemeval Gels 4 worth & thomsand tewws We shows to the per nator er ni retebed of0u 4 bed O° pa!n, eum to & gTes! extent, without the ebeering pre coe ef Cerne that be erve. al, whe And in thie it fownd pet Wy ster one Lam thet carries «th ite pewter to respimate the dreqing chert the depremeed aod awaken in ef Luo brighter 6nd ; of the bomen brent Toe following «et Of dente (het have Orovrien at Port Noyal einer cur lee advice — Jotun ¥ K inastyald of, let United Lillery, Bey eraber wt fever loreore D private. 00 A, 4th New Mampeh re Volunteers oaemstor 31, ty paid (ever N. 1 tare iwetn,¢ Kh Maine Volontoere hon tember 1), if ver Deine Aden, private Co 1, 24 GOGH Onrgiine Yotum tears, repiom er It Jobe Sbamabet 0, 0. HM, 10th Mow ore Wot seater or twee feptr tines *, Sued private. Co) sotn Feomeplvania Volwnteee, 12, womnde Get Nerth Care me tiieh Tyee Co By 166th New Vere | Volentewrn, daytember &. 19 ph ad tever Vin. Mi. Marquia, C6 6. Sib Demeryivenie Veh werk coptvmnber i de leaae Gard, Ce Jed Siater, onberad Jobe Hi ts New York Velgntwere, bevy Meptewwber *® ty ud lever end Gorrboe, ‘oniian 4, Mannet!, (0. K, 14h Rew Yoru Votan earn, Voily laland lessee M4, brome errinrs + onpanal ww Netw York lolepmedens bet hoe Ot Beco | ertemamt 4 fitow Head, #. ¢ talem, wed on ‘deta bend se? th Carottna Volumteerrs Tf eat ive lever Hood Lin towne ¥ # Pwain, On. 6. 34 Routh Core ima Voruntacrs on Morr teland, heptember 14, tynberd ever Rebel sero from Charicstan, eka (Ae RCUMOND FAPERE. a ee owing wernnl hae ocarred, The Monit re and We tronaider ore withie the ber, onbert Wy the gle Th eoemy © works ou Morrie ls tend are rapidly ioorese me 6 strengie and extent Coemamron ep The ewemy'* Both Ay on Marvin foland pats ithe « ee siding & Cnvered ay fren Gate 9 Pegg 6 latter) Wagner. Fer twwdere ee We gree ow s lee The ewonuy ie bubiling » deter) from Sew THOMAS A meoer iy the arr) © © Toomnm 8. We Wren, wh ew oc my day 0 laine the trom Me apere fare Atos gunsens Bulan (an private ateoued, ee f tive wet oe we hme | tase ord money ana hinge A French Loam of Ome Mamdned ilirom thee jheteete ra Web ed am c he mdeterae ve out Lee ‘