The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1863, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1), 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. 0. Altes, a ‘B. Martin, privates Jobneon, Lake Daisy, Patrick Byland and Wm. eeetar unr — We/unded—Rooond Lieutenant J. P, Talbot, ©. Wetona, Corporal Benjamin Fitagerald, pri- and Eimér W. Welsheimer. Affairs in Richmond, F cure Bi. — Wounded—Privates Jomoe W. Sperry and SUARCITY OF FLOUR. jacob H. Snyder. (From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. 3. Compagy T.— Q Cor- Pe dour, a barrel of sf tha altaation ia v0. Bineer, Beott wih Whose and Noloos Wisngatt, ‘war, a fe a . le te Des Oto odcaln” The hosrders |. Coursmy K.-Killed—Corvorale Austin 1). Hebe 1 next to Impogsib'e to obtain. The hoarders juld be made to como to terms, that is—to pas thele ‘ttoree in the market. THS RICHMOND PARO BANKS. ( the same paper. Several of the bottng ‘sregmeuere ‘Of faro Danks on ‘Main at: eet aro Erg {aterior of their establish- ents, With a view to fitting them up as cafes and supper Raloons. This is audablo, ag there wil) exist @ uoed for ‘Whom this winter, WHO ARE THO PRBPRTRATORS. Enquirer, Nov. 6.) y if David Wiifora, Samson. Wounded—L tout. Oewego Conley, Corporal G. J. Carter, privates Joseph Brum Burleigh, Samuel Calhoun, John W. Curtis, Loring Chas, H. Ford, Thos. Roed, John Weatherby and ‘Misring—Isaao Weatherby. THIRTY THIRD MASBACHURMTTR REGIMENT, Fray ann Starv.—-Killed—-Adjutant Witla P, Madge. Woundet-—Colunel A. B. Underwood. Company C.-—Xitled—Corporaie Jobn Lyon and William Jonon, 8 tJ. J. a rabies snaek So aie oe see. & Patrick Reyec, Timothy, 0'Coneer, P. Small, amen Qui SrarzacTi a laredameunt of wat and crm, eae | Moura Dx Rilled—ConporalP 0. Buxton, Woundad— Unless the toric, Yankeo sympathizers and Yaukee | Haynes, #. Libby, J. A. Perry, 8. A. Page, James pak 3 ‘Burning we Rasenc mat moses toe bir ee E.—Killed—Second Lieut. J.P. Burrage, Corpo- CHATTANOOGA. ed—Captain G. M. Walkor, Sergeant_@. 11. Williams, Cor- ra) ©, 1 Whiteomb, privates W. @, Rand, W. right, B. W, Wrigut and J, Parker. Company F.—Killad-—Second Lientenant Jamea Full; fe : 5 Sergeants C. A. Adams and Freeman Knapp; privates J. 6. B Ste Importance as a Mili- tary Post. FURTHER DETAILS OF THE LATE BATTLES, OFFICIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES, se, ke ae, Mr. T, ©, Wilson’s Despatohce, Raapquarrkas Ganenay, Vow Steuwane’s Commann, iw ras Frwy, Locxour Vauury, Oct. 81, 1463, 3a my despatch. of the 20th I took occagion to explain, ‘m genera) terms, the operations of that morning. Ip a m@mbsequent despatch, written from General Geary’s head- ‘qvarters, 1 made it an object to detail the movements ‘and heroic actions of the last named officer's command, Now I propose to minately set forth the proceediugs in action of the forces under command of General Von @teimwehr, ombracing, aa one particular action did, what was termed by generals of tho bighest rake, and is | ‘Still looked upon by all who know its peculiarities, one of tho mort unquaiifedly gallant feats of the war, The first intimation we had of the surprise attack camo from the distance, in the hoavy roll of muvketry ‘them going on against Geary’s position. The General was ‘ap io. minute, and, with bis entire staff, in the saddie, St once prepared to meet the requirements of the occa: fiom. In a very brief space of time his whole command was Onder armé, in column, and on their way, by order, to mupport Geary. They had not procesied far in oolnmn, On the road, when, as they were about to pass at ihe bay of a bigh bill, the enomy opeued a tremendsus flra from the height above. This, of courso, for the momont ebecked our further advance, Although the Ceyoral and ataff were at the head of the column, stil! they very for: ‘‘nnately escaped unhurt. Notice having been conveyed te General Hooker that the enemy waa in position on the | ‘ill aforesaid, that the road to Geary lay at the bas of | 4, &e. General H., through General Butterfield, ordered General Von Stoinwebr to take the bil! at ali hazards. | General B.then ordered Colonel 0. Amith, commanding a | Brigade, to execute the dificult task, directing him bow | to proceed, &c. Col. 8 ordered two of the regimoutee | bie brigade—(the Seventy-third Ohio and Thirty-tnira | ™ Massachusetts, the former commanded by Major Sluret | and the latter by Col. Underwood; these closely followed by | i ni Corporal G, 1. Howland, Mi ee x Ki Mu fe a uh ral ly the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth New York Volunteers, } Col. James Wood)—to advanco up tho road. When they had reached a position enfficiontly far along io wit | tea vater B. J. Murray, W: Wounded—omorre good conduct during the extreme fatigue, contin hard work and exposure from the time of leaving ness and energy display: nai the rest who have given their ives for their couatry ~ anite ue In th Wheat and John Molavghblin. Wi —Corporals J. B. Comtello, F, R.A. Keyer, G. W. Bohonnon:; pri- Morrill, J. it. Miller, Frank Tiatpin, Thor. W. Wilson, Thos, Seotchburn, fam). Can- , Hook, 8. M. Coates. H.—Kdled—Private Daniel ng, Win. COMPANY McMahan. Wounst—Captain F. B. Blastand, Second Lieutenant Ar- chelows Welch, Sergeant J. M. Spurr, Corporals Jas. Hi. Messervo, Moses C, Borrv and F. E. P. Gurley, Misetng—Privates John Sheridan. mmett; private Wm. Powers and Fred. A. id-—Color Sergeant Octaviue C. Smith, lark; privates Mathew Grady and L. A. Wound poral A. H. Braty, privates 1 Bowman, @, W. Clark and J. Fowley. Comvsny K,—Killd—Sergeant J. 4, Drake, J. M. Davi *. Yisber aud Josoph M. Farrar. Woun?at—Sor- Corporala J. N. : AN, Flaher, Sam. EF. Preble and Mosea DB. Seribuer. isstig—Vn 8. Torrey. ON HUNDRED AND THTRTY.AXTH NEW YORK, Company A.—Killel—H. ©. Garduer, Wounded—Por- ant V. B. Coleman, Ruel Albro. COMPANY B.—K ilied—Nicholas Gergan Company P— Wowided—Corporal Wm. Q. Hog; Russel. Company 1 ey RBCAPTEUL ATION Ned—OMMCOPE eevee ¥ntistad men. Folieted men. iselug—Fullsted meo GRNERAL ORDERS—NO, —, Heangranrrns, Nov. 1, 1863, The General Commanding takes thie occasion to thank and men of his command for their uniform 4 . to the present, and especially for the bold- during the skirmish and night engazemont of the 29th ult It ta with a focling of sorrow that we mention the of (here{iollows a list of officers names, killed), and Gur sympathy for Colne! Underwood, of the Thirty- Massachusetts, and the others wounded, i¢ un- ined. Let the conkelousness that they are suffering in righteous cauée cuder them on to a speedy recovery Tat overy new ongagement and every enecers gained kegiving to Bim who bas given us hi oasings By command of — Major General HOWARD. T. A. Mrsanouny, A. A. G Maapguarvers, GRVERAL GraRy’s COMMAND Loorony Varnxy, Oct, 81, 1862. HWS IN GENERAL GEART'# COMMAND ‘The following js an afiloial Hist of the casnalties in Gene- ) Geary’a command duriog the late ongagement:— Y.ONRRK CORPS—-WOUNDED, Peter Kavanagh, 20th Pennaylyania Volunteare, plight Ansirew Fasth 4 James Mullen, 109th Penney! Nerely; dames Miler, 11th Penuney!. slightly, STH PENNSYLVANIA TOLUNTERRA, Paden, F.C. i 0. Gr ; Robert Bucha: eases James F. Stroug, . Co Tenry Fisher, tin Gilbert, Co. G; Bon) ONE HUNDKED AND NINTH YRNNSYLS KitledaLient. Jame Clondening, Co. P. Sandy, Uo, A 4 VOLUNTEERS Sergeant Wm Our purpose—(it muet be borne ia mint Warren, © K Corporal John with, Co. 1; Jacob Hub- Ql these «movements wero male under heavy | ¥%) A ie ahh ui lta mitonapt Joh MoFariand, ©: fire)—tho three rogimente were changed from am parai | 7 MV CO yb Clark, Alonzo G, Ducy, 8 de) to the enemy’s firo to ofront face of his poution, abridge, Win. W, Bilictt, Co. A pman, ‘Whe Beventy-third was on the right, the Thirty third in | Co. B Chae. xegar, Co, C; Thoa Lewis, Mierre Barber, h Watts, Robert Mavou, Co. F; Hank 13 Rose, Wm: ‘the centre and the (ne Hundred and Thiriy sixth Now Stewart, Go. @; Sergeant Thos. M. Antrim, Sergeant’ Wm. York on the left, for the espocial purpore of teuk- | Edward’ Hiram Osberng, Co. H. Sergount Elijah Leach, Jug the everay’s position above. Tn thie way these | Samuel Leylor, Co. 1, Win, Collett, Samuel Mick, Richard Benson, Oo. fegiments advanced. They were not long in going up. ‘The bill was found to be very steep. But Mttle meonligu shone on it, being excluded by the foliage of the truen, Urnas, Co, ¥; Wm. Pickeragilt, Co, ‘Misring-—Jamwes Scanitt, Co. 1, Robart Ray, Co. 1; Henry OND MENDRED AND ROMVRNTM PENNSYLVANIA. Kiled—Major ou A. Boylo, Charloz B. Rabbis, Co. a Brier bushes, rotten logs, fallen trees, tangled vier, M46 | second Lieutenant Marvin D). Pettit, Wm. Growh! On. By 04 small rocks, pointed, sharp and otherwise, uneven. | George Moore, Cv. E. Charles Kahn, Co. B; Joonthan esses of all kinds, and almost a bundred and one other | V* eae ye < vagy 4 hay ae (Lente ; h« ke posntierition, ‘ented to seneer ove cere nae suger | Captain Win. B. Warber, Co, B Piret Liewtawaut Jobn J. bs tat TR ‘name MOFL AHA Obe Cake pee ait | Haight, Go, KR: Corporal Win, Siiby, Co. B Wi. Brown, i a carte, Wink, et * ‘hues CoB, George Goodwel), Co. B [ mgr) (oorge Go ddatt, for our men in the night? Remember, the bille of | apr Am haa, COB, amos Miller, Co Pau borhood are not like what people are rocur Nar Eny CO. Bi: Saenes Medora. ES. Seep D. HOSe, Co. B. Orin stieot, Co. B. Samuel Sturge, Co. B. Henry Comed to generaily meet with im the North. We are not B, theodore Hertz, Co. C, John M. Barr, Co. O In the midat of a lead of plenty and of beautiful farms, | Seer Co, Hs beodor a aaa ‘ Botofemoustain region, wicre the deer runs wit) | ‘ See nant SURE, te. Bi ten De, whore the bear ia atli! to Be hunted, and where tho wild | Uo. B; Joseph B. Goo, Co Deaats jnfest their hauate and mingie their ériew with she Dison, Co. F 1 ee ak ee trickle down the moun | Ww. mith, Co, rocks, as the tributary sources to rivers, and reer 7 tavamerable ruts, creeks, & The enemy coutinved to ber poral Cyrann iH up’ want the “damned and | 65.G; dorgenut Myr . H; Sergeant Fdwin Of them, #ure enough, the doomed Yankoes, ou the | pi Gi Forkunnh Zt Fait Bee te Ke ebildren of sin, and truly of sorrow; for eecoshere | -Mitox Knewslep and Nelson Loudrens. ‘were soon drought to grief. The’ Séventy-third ‘Thirty-third returned the enemy's fire in an irregular manner, Thore of the enemy on the silo; petied to slowly fall back to the top of the ‘was a curious one, The fire fushes from appeared fearfully strange. tached itself to w AND }OKTY NUN NEW VOuK , Co, & Ira B. Seymour; Sergeant J. Me 1 eoker, Co.G; Color Sergeant IT, Corpo. |. Hogeboom withstanding the whizzing of the balls in overy j (0 Ud: Busta, Co Ff Wiliam gg hy ee tk Sf, he ill, some | |” sevens. sunny xa Yous. sre friends,” The Thirty third, who’ board ‘tiie hoot { mitcanged Corporal GS. Boughton, Co. D; Corpora are tated, At that time orders were received -from General Sejowoehr to fix bayonets and press on at the point of the Dayonet, At this order, given loud enough Wo be heard vy our foes on the Of the hill, the enemy fired a | Beavy voiloy. Colonel Underwood, of tho Thirty tpird, + ‘was at this time shot down wounded, perhaps morta ly, | certainty dangerously. Four of his men at once kod Bim up and took bim to the foot of the bill, whe: t 199 quarcert of the wounds ware severe. omar Lewie, Co, U O1al—16 comm iasioned of » evlieted men ky cork Killed and wounded, and od, wounded and missing ‘iron AP PRORIMATE RECN OF THR BNI 1ORORR Killed. in ode bande, from reports of burtal partier , 120. Wounded, th « Wounded, esrried of and walked away, from reporte of prisonere brongbt in some hwore after the engagement fF hands, 66. tvea in charge of D. G. Brinton, Serge inh wood Toriment, motwithstandiag the} of their | fem = ne nS cil ein cdi gg eg Ree I, Ma toon | Afina captured, Springield aud knfetd rites, about 300, Prous and fed. Going down the tremendously, grea | Ou" tegimant of Hampton's Legion threw down their doecentot the bill'oo (he other wide at mack breaking | A706 and rafnised to advance under the Ore thon being rate. Tho Seventy thir@ and Thirty-third did eo welt and “—— inte — o i acted 8» gallantly that it t# hard to tell which gained the |. Uyr wounded are Toate are few of thorn gummt frat. One Hundred aud Thirty sitth New inely 0 die. The wow will be ebipped te Bridgeport York did not fire @ shot, but flanked the enemy ave OMe, Wo, © boon Rent to Chattanooga. @rined the crest, almost simultaneousty with she otuer Feciments, folely at the point of the bayouet The lust gine rueh was made after the euery’s Inet and hedviewt fley,and before the rebels had time te reloxd ther | On examining the bill it was the enemy been constructing At rome polots theao were breast high ye constructed with bags of earth. Considering the pore Narities of the bili and the brosstworks, the evemy 6 ition was an eminently wrceg cue, We took ee From these we that the bil! bed beee brigade, igloo, number. of Hood's div: consis of regi on te i ng RON | Biekth Ohm, ts wren (left, cenire Gewrms) Semvwe’s Commany. | Is 11m Fm, Nav 1, 1863. } it atieck three rogimenta—ibe ct Colonel Thompaon; Forty-8fth Ststy-firet Onlo, Licutanant Cofonel 4 right)—advanced, by order of ww York and Genera) Schurz, and (ook possesion of » Ligh hill, oceu- pied by fhe aoemy, withort much apposition, Buddred abd Fortyabird New York, Colonel Pooguton, Also sapiated in this Cited resistence, The One wrk, Had the enemy wade any de neha! Tindale was prepared to advance We work of taking it, let the consequences be what a, and fa tbe Shey might. Captale Wan, H. MeGroarty, of the Sixty-first I most eum vu; whole proceeding af 6 gailan Ohio, wee killed in the advapoe op thie hil Captain ed war -prare eccomplished, and deserving Of | iander, of Gonern! Seb ‘taf, wea wounded. We hort gh gkOveTa Order, tm part ar follows, nw uct beem a | Berticetihis tine afa igang. ‘These inbatog enfetitted part Of & pALPO! Lalas ra just before the oogage- ayy hanennny Soy ment comtnen > took Ufteen prisoners. Heapgvanrers, Cuvron or Joan roe Barter, ) Trexrow Vaitey, Teom., Oct, 31, 1565," f ‘The Geveral Commanding desires to expross to his troops his appreciation of the gallantry shown by thet fp the actions of the 26h and 20h tut, * 8 © ‘Their were marked by calmness aad reno Jation, Whatevér resistance the enemy made wae quick: ay borne down, the . Dorit Bight of the 28th and 20th the rebels made & Attack upon the command under Geoeral Geary. * * . ‘The enemy, although well fort fied in & poritiou rendered almost inprognable By uature, could pot withstand \ooir on inary bayonet attack, and was forced to loglor! ous fight, leaving many arms’ and tntrenching tol be find their pets, The storming of this hit! agnioet @veb etup jus odda it & brilliant episode of the war. Oflicers and soldiors, by your bravery and gallsutry you have earned for your febge ‘a prond Awuinetica. Lt as Ceol ap the bonor of your corps ne. BY owen General A. VON BTEINWHER Rowen #, Bracnem, Acting Assistant Adjatant General, OFFAL LIST OF CASUALTIBG IN SMITH’ # WHTGADE Dp vt syd throat : jistant Sorgeoy Edwart H. tarry i GAR Was Wounded in the foot by a Ff ho Eigbriean was slightly wousded. = + Looaovt Vana, Now The day ie flac, the rosde are drying wp. Lu ‘The euemy watch Our movements clotsly from Lookout Mountain, figualling from exposed positions almost over (he beads f nen; and thue it i# wature end the vert of war’! in thie welghborhood just at thiv tine. Raanutaxrena, Crm, Sremwenn's Trestow Vataer, Tenn, Nov. 1, ADDITION A), PARTIOULARS WELATIVE TO THE RATTLE OF LOOKOUT VALLEY, The foliowlog isa field retarn (octal) of casualtion in Drigades engaged in operations on the 28th and 291n of Ogteder Killed, offoer#, four killed, enlisted mon, thirty: threo, wounded, officers, tea; wounded, enlinted men, 172 " missing, regate lone, 16T. Thin lowe oecurred ( 1H TER RNOAGKMENT OF OCTOBER 29, 1863. cana Si end to lone than euty mister, GEyERTY THIRD O80. Tdearn from Brinton, Bargeon in-Chief, that Commaxt A.—Kiiled—Oapinin L, M. Ruekwaltet, private esa Hullawan. Wourmled—Sergeant D. W. Lyons, privates Win. Aakrom, George Seidenbender and Robert Wilson. bee B.— Wounded—Privates Frank Heonet aud Jo- ” © —Killed—Fient Sergoant Jonep) 1. Dorene, Wounded—Firet Lieutenant J. 8, McCommon, Stor ‘tenant J. N. Hawkins, Ovior Sergeant Wen gk en, Corporale Charies Carrol aud J. W. Pooten rates len DeDaniel and Jolin Nett, COMPANY Di—Killed—Privates Jobn Swift and Mier, Wounded—Privaves Dennis Drake, Wim. ilu one Dramé, John Gartner, Joh (ilbrewih Olt) Waabaogten Swift and obo Ryenhawk Sour awy EK Nied—sergeant |. 7 nmeler, Corporal Charies Davide. If owsdes—Gorporala Dayig Thomp- u tie 6 wounded are doing well hooge on the afternoon of the wot (ek FO ay 8 be mimuleied to renewed They wore all sant t Ch: y of the battle, Com: yority of the wounds are ‘with other battler, the ‘Unusoally severs. CRvRR A ONDERORO 6. Gremnat Heanguarrens, ke., Nov. 1, 1863, Jt with extreme pleasure tbat the Major Bovered commnasding communicates Wi the trope * * * * @ the eubjoined levter from the Major General onmmanding Atiay Of the Cumberland, exyresrive of hie apprecia- © of your Gistinguished rervices on the night of the th eit Mew Robie tribute to your good conduct nil devoted soldier, hopes it will tnepire aw much atiafartion be Learte o: his officers and men as wt did in bis own, ectorie 19 privrise Rawerd Helwagen, Seba | seeare the need opinion offer commander and te enasiele courage and valor ‘compan : r bier war your obe- djent eervant. £0. H. THOMAS, Genera} United Sates Volunteers, Commanding. command of Major Genera! HOOKER. . Pane, Assistant Adjutant General. Mr. W: B. G jankks’ Dey toh. Ounatranooss, Tonn,, Nov, 3, 1663. ER ESE OF ChATTARNVOMA. Some months ago, writing you from Murfreesboro, I poke of the probability of baing engaged during the fall montbe in describing the siege of Chattaneoga. This was in June last, before wo bad moved from Murfreesboro, and little did I then imagtoe that the Army of the Cum- Derland would bo the besieged jastead of the besieging. ‘Strango mutations of war, How vain are al] human cab eviations, What strategist would have plansed guch ® campaign? He would havemeon called a madman, and yet, now that ihe campaign has bsea so far completed, Downing appears unnataral in the process of tho labor Save ita atrange result, 1 find that during my absence ai ‘0 North the alego has been writton up by numberiess correepondents who arrived too late for tho fray «4 Chattanooga, aud among otheys by my several colleagues with Hooker and Thomar. Bat Ido not remember to have read tp any correspondence from this point » brief, clear and compre- hensive atatoment of tho ritnation, which tho reader who Tons (and im these times all run as they read) may un- derstand at a-glanco, It may be that the danger of writing contraband information hae deterred those capa. ble. At any rate, I havo missed the communication whieb gives such a séatement, if one has been written, and here- by endeavor to give you a clear idea of tho situation. It i# presumed that the pubilc anderetand pretty clearly the topography of the country; but few appreciate the imporcant relations to the whole borne by Lookout Mountain, Thia pesk commanded tho river, rail and turnpike communications between Chattanooga and Bridgeport, and no one supposed that Govern! Roreorans intended yielding it without a struggle. Iam told by one of his staff officers that, after retiring hin troope from the rtain, General Rosecrans acknowledged St t @, aud ordered it to bo retaken by etorm. K and others demurred against it, and Roecrans looked around to find a new line of communication Ho opened the rond north of the river, and near stoping. At thie time be was removed, and General ‘Thomas took command, His first effort was directed to opentug © pew and shorter road, and the reeult of his mancnnvres and Hooker's midnight firht wae his present ronte by river from Retdzeport (o Kelly's ferry—a point a few miles above Shell Mound, and within eight miles by an air line of Chattancoga, Jie line ie out of range of Lookout. It crosses tbe river three times: but, as the boat tands ite freight on the eouth wide at Kelty's ferry, only two pontoons are necewary, Ley lug Kelly's ana moving due east, the new line passes Lbrough Hooker's camp to, and ta the river again ex mites from, Kelly’ y. At this point, be a four miles from 100k two from Chaten eight miles | by is a we an easy tr to the upper nt00n And Into the besieved city. Tongetreet on Took ont is impotent, and, with the fords ab ve tho city the prosent flood for the rest of tho year aud wi army ik throwing ilseif away in vain ike lis by threatening our rear. Hooker And Thomas are, as will be keen, on te saine side of the tho two have * by bridging tho river, and ail that might vm the situation Is overcome in the complete the preparations to gnccor aither wing al a tmo- Dotioe. From the summit of Lookout ali thexe preparations are in fall view. Our camps and our movements are plaloly Visible. Bragy Das a single gun on the aummit of the mouttain, of largo Aimensiong, and with thia he daily throws a fow shelis, first at Chattanooga, and then at Hooker. Nothing has been or can bo effrctod by this, avd if Bragg xo contents bimeelf during the winter he will have at ite ond expended « Jarge arnountof ammuni- ion to but little purpose. The rebels have a rr Buckuer’s corps (rebel ri anf ts of fatlen timbers, w ilar detail of their force from 4) engaged in bullding larwo h they get afloat during the night in the hove of’ destroying our peutooua, tinos we catch these camp te and use the wood for fires; but at other tunes, when » raft te too o ‘one teas of towing aghore, the pon # throw pen the bridgo, and the ‘raft glides without doing any damoge. During t time “that the bridges may be thus obser ferryboats ply between shore and eli e Col. T. R. Stamiov. of the Fightveath Onio, boats are uumprens and large euongu to carry over twonty horses at a trip. he boate plying betwoen Bridge; and Kelly's ferry latter point; but 10- of the boats, the We call the Chattanooga” line © ocave. resting uf left.e dhe righton the ri Chats cloan the river The Nine of Pr wonld describe if completely Suvesting the eity—not mor than ove fith the necessary lougth. Ila right aud contre are in strong pretiions on Missionary Ridge, but his left. being mainly 0 the valley Of Chntta. nooka creek (east of Lookout). ls by no mean w strong. Gradual approaches are made@y the evemy daily and nightly, but only artillery practice har bech the remult thus far, We are pot likely to be seriously molorted thie winter The wnimaia of the army have enffered a great 49a).and many bave di It is no uncommon thing to se: them dying of actoal starratiop. The most epirite? antral in camp does not now, ax formerly, avoid the dead bodior with superstition fear They have hecome familiar with death. The trooy# have enough of the rougher rations; dnt officers, who can ouly get the «ame, complal good natured way of the bards! a dane» Corn bread aod molagges. famour dewvart—ie & popnlar meal with O° the absence of anything better Our Chattanooga Correspondence. Ungrtaxooos, Teno. Nov. 9, 1843 Since General Hooker's sureesstal ccompotion of Ree econ Mountaio, three dy £9, the;robels bare contented themselves with firing an oceasional ebet trom Lookout at Oar camp iu the cutekirts of the city. Abon! morping thoy commenced Oring with some end contioned }* for half an hour; but as their shot ond shell a)! fell whort they probably abandoned (t a TR APPAREE RAND BSAC ION for tured or four days past haa given to much fecture concerning their real movements, and many eur mise it only a cover to some tmportant movement. Io the opluion of most it forbodes mischief, All were sur prised that General Longstreet allowed General fooker to obtsto Dit present fovulneratfe po@'tion without « Datlle, and have aot yet mbaadoned their fears that it ia A de sa from which there wilt be m0 wa: bie extrication These feark, however, a The copformation of the country makes soy attack on ‘ber flank or ar aimoet Barrow frows © fo strongly fmtrench to Cefy the eutire force of Gen. Brews TALTR OF RACHOOM MOCNTAIN, It im the Oret decided strategic advantage © géined winon the battle uf Chi amd oper con have the river to Kelly's ford, seven miler pelow here, hexides tn- saring ae the unlaterrapted pomvension of the direot wagon road to Bridgeport. [14 tmportancs cannot therefore he overestimated. Without thie the army would have Marved bere, with it, abundant supplies cam bo tr ported In tons than « week full rations to men and fosle will again be deait out by commisnarien Two stoambonte ply regulatiy from Bridgeport to Kelly'« ford. One of them brought up oe hundred ana twenty | thoanaod tations at ove trip yesterday, Hewldes thee, } ue are runnimg continually, ana the army alrendy feels reiteved. HH FONTOONE SOW MBOUAR. Night bofore lnat a raft waa sent down the river by the rebele that broke our oBly pontoon in two pinces, and Fwapt away part of the britge altogether. Mechanicn havo deen buw!ly engaged repairing {t ever wines, aud w.! have it ready for wagons to peas by morntug. A boom is tino being conmiructed above the pootoum te protect it from #uob aeeauite th @e future, AER, ARTEWORES MELLO OFT. ‘This morning at yy OF pickets discotered rebels bad been at work in the night orecting earth wo: to protert a battery to front of Fort Negiey, and iene than three bendred yards from our ovtporu,’ The working | party war shelled probal A by O09 of our basterion, br mind the picket line to-day revenied the rebels a (oreo Crom the river above to ibe bane of Look ont, below town, Theit outporta and ours are betwee two and three Hundred yards apart. By taclt agree- Ment po pleket firmy has been practised prince their ta veatment Our pickota are Snatrectad not to fire unions the rebels advance beyond their line or make forme Loetite demonstration, The rebels probably bars Fimilar instructions for the plekote of oth urbsieg stated on their beats within balling digtance of each other vow tinvally without fring. wayne fiat SC REEETO oP 100 EEE. ABHtY foupdly twoaaired, if any are progreming. ter Information we Rave obtained of any charge of troope ie Lbat two nights ago two divalor were from here hy rativoad to Cleveland. This may be a frint to draw attention from rome more import ant rcheme: may be & real attempt Wo throw s beary foree on Purpaiie ® hank, 'o the vicinity of Knoxviwe, oF may be part of & plas lo croes ihe country (0 the perth ‘Ward nod WBtercept Our rallreed comm unwation o: rome ing on for reve- ive opera- Of this wo shall hvle Becton bo Ue, unt ra} thiags incline merely to cover it. making a sharp turn at ono poin' Swo wiles of tho town, and the picket line—from Mission dove to Lookout j—another, ‘¥he threo do- inceceles triangle, the river below belug the shortest side. ‘Ihe space ineide our linos i# a succession Of Arnall irregular Lille, nearly independ ‘each other, 1 wall fortived. 'No capture of the Dy areault with apy ordinary force, THE LATEST NEWS, Important Reports Mefugeos—iragg Retreating te Rome or Atlanta—Long- ig for a Reid on Gr river enoompareee Caartaxooca, Tenn. , Nov, 10, 1663. Georgia refogees just tn report a considerable move- ment of Bragg’s troops and stores southward, The rebels are enid to be evacuating tho position before Chatts. nooga and retiring to Romo or Atlanta, Longstrect {a said to bo organizing a large force for » Tald on our Iino of commmnicationa at Bridgeport. Twenty-two paymastors, with $7,000,000, are enraged ia pay ing the troops to the let of November. MEADE’S ARMY. Near Hazel Cavalry Skirmis' Rua. Reoccupation of Culpepper by Our Troops. Retreat of the Rebels South @ the Rapidan. Additional Mames of Killed and Woncrded, ARMY oF THR Potomac, Nov. 0, 1868, Forty veven more wounded men belonging to the Sixth corps went down on the twenty minutes past one train today. They cmbrace the most severo and dangerous cases. On the twenty minutes past eight P. M. train Dr, 7. King Jones, brigade Surgeon of the iret brigade, First division, Third corpe, wea down with the following wounded Union and reve) eBldier WOUNDED UNION ZOLIERRD. Giles 8. Goodwin, Co. ¥, 20th fndiava, hand. Jobn i.vans, Co. F, 99th Pennsyly lex Corporal Win. Honderton, Co. K, 1st United States Sharp: sliooters. #1 r. Fiijah Roe, Co. K, 20th Tndiann, thigh. Mathew Morgan, Co. B, 1a U. 8. Sharpshooters, leg. James Reed, (9. D, 106 U. 8, sharpahooters, Bip. George E. Roce, Co, H, 26th Ponusyivania, ag Peter Muun, , O9ib Penpayivania, thigh. “a My, Soudhwick, CoC, Ist U. 38h . amputated. A.W, Blood, Co, A, 20th Indiana, thigh. Corporal Charies Figene Mead, ", Ist Coited Statee SI re, ij Pitugerala ik, Co. ¥, Int United Staton Sbarpshoos ere, lex. vester Rumpne, Co. ©, 84 Maine, h Paitin er re Co. A, 8d Maine pshooters, nd. vb Penusyivania, —— Dawi tt, Oo. B. cutepant Avhe 90th Pennsytvan! Sergeant Walter Bicknel!, CoB, 901b Pennaylya Marliu Harvey, Co. ©, Randolph: t Holig Co. @; 6th Penne: il Dk a ae reas Corporal Sampuel 4 Tame urley, Co. A, 20th Indiana, hand. Jano Co. A, 20th Jndiana, band. A, 20th Todiang, shoulder, Jnited States Sharpshoot- 40th Now York, thigh. Se: eant William Tripler, William Fitzgerald, Co. 1, 200 era, arm. . Sergeant Jouathan Sproa}, Co WOU NDE! RELEL FOF. Sorgennt Samus! J. Boyee, Co. K, gon North Caroltae, thigh, amputated. 2 Corpore! Woe. Davie, Co. B, 30th North Carolina, botD te Ho- ly Rodmen, Co. K, 0b) North Carolina, bead, te JBL Bryon, Co. |, Sah North Carolina, chess, Ser. J.G. Mvinum, Co. fh, 86th North Carolina, head. J. aniley Oo. 1, th North Caroling, groin, Sorgen (1. Sing, Co. 6, 20th North Carolina, foot, Ww +. CoG, 2 North Onpolina, bip. John Pender. Co. ©. North Carolina, thigh. W. HL. Dani ie Oo ©, 204s North Carolina, alde Sergeant J, Helien +6 |, Ota North Caroling D.C. ehaw, Co. Hy orth Caroltea, foot, Two of the rebel pritouere captured by the Third cory ¥ poral J ‘Mherpool, Co, Samuel Brainard, Co. rebel, wot wounded, but wont down op the train tonigt”—Zamvel Cunway, Co. Ky 20th North Carolion a OF THR HER COPE Captaty TL 0. H, 63d Ponuaylvania, mote tng id on 7, First brigade, Firet di- vision Bloridge Jewel, Co. 1, Firet Cnited Statos Shas pshooter ‘The gueriiias eaptored to-day several men and bores near Vealton, ‘They also captures some half a doven of ‘our plekets tn the eume vicinity. ‘g¢ proportion of the prlaonare eaptured will take the cath of alleglunce, OF one squad of Ofty-four aii but pitied thetr intention of taking the oath and 0 North The railroad track beyoud Rappabe: 4. turbed ond ie in good order ok Station t+ uf. Mr. N. Davi Meavqu ann THe Poros, | Nov. 10, 1568. 'j ay oaen. RUN anur ¢ wT Of the morning of iho Sth toatent General Butord’s diyinkon of eavatry moved to Soipbur Byrings and craved Fdgeman’s river, there to await the result of Conera) ded pabaonock Station, Hf Keogt, one of bit # operations of the aame day atl ing been advised by of the Deitiiant Avce f Sed. wick, General Buford ordered forward lis Firet brigade, uder Colone! Chapman, supporied by the reserve brigade of regulare, vuder General Merritt run pear Riotseyyilie. Colome! Chapman hed pot del far Crom thie potot Before he came ap with and dispersed & regiment of the enemy's cavairy. A mile fartber on be fell wpom 8 divipion of rebel \ofantry, accompanied by artiliery, strongly ported ine hilly woods. Aller baving charged their Corponte aud dixcovered their etrength, Colonel Chapman dismounted the Eighth Iilvol# and Third Indiana regiments as skiriwiehers, holding the Fight New York moonted rondy for a charge. Alter exirmis ‘ng for sore time without being able to get al) bie artil Jory posted, or to force the enemy to change bis position, Genera! Buford sent ordere to fail back, The whole com mand, however, Continued harass the enemy's ‘orewe At dierent points tii! night came on to crows the Hagel fe thie action the Firet brigade lost Ore kiled and | about tweaty-five woanded. The batteries of Lieutenanus Wiilaton and Butler were well fought, an’ thelr corrlagan svrtalted some injury. Lieut Batler, Secund United Staten artillery, wan so badly wounded In the heel as to necmer! \ace amputation at the ankle He ts ery gallant and popalar officer, and his lose ie sincerely mourned by bie cotaradee, Two oF three privates were also woonted \o beth Williaton's avd Butler's commands, Mr. F. G. Chapman's Despatch. } s0GC,eTERG, Amt oF Tus Fommsc Nov! SEREWAL OF THE CATALAT Font after the First brigade of Buford’s division bad been repulsed and driveo back opon the main body, they ral lied and renewed the atteck, bot only as ekirmishere, hot the enemy were too well posted for eur work to be effect ive We Kept them engaged until dark with our ekir minders, and under cover of devanae the enemy retired verte the Rapidao REORDER TD CT LETT TAN Yeaterday (wo squadrons of tne Vien Rew Vor are gmme, (ormerty the One Hundred and Vhirtieth Youu Volawteera, onde? command of Captain Jaco W. Koapp A Company 1), attached to Baford’s divinon, loft the command Ot Mud run to reeoanoilre the country in the wake of the retrenting rebels. They proceeted to Cob pepper, Merged trough the town, driving twice thelr Owd umber of rebale before them, rented ibemerlven a0) DOTR@® while they tom Sifters preoners, and then revered With their trophien to Prandy Piatien, whence the rest of The charee of Capen Boupp torough the PO Peat i” Creer bed ae beng owiy eyuniied by the charge of Cepia ® Tompkins a6 Vuuren and of Tegoni st Pprne See, ee NGELING Bey hing OF jie Rn oureg Wee pre ——_— sent campaign, conbidering the pumbere engaged. Cap- taln Knapp was formerly democratic Justice of the Peace, Dieckem!th, and Buchavan’s Postmaster at Warraw, New York, 4 YALL OF AROW, Bow commenced falling hore yeetorday, and thie morn- ing the ground was white with’ it, much to the discom- fort of our troops, But they realize that they are mech Dotter off than the redele, #0 far as clothing and food are concerned, and make merry over the OCCUPATION OF CULPEYPRA BY OUR TROON, Wo hold Colpopper to-day, and our lings extend to the Rapiden below, He RAILROAD. The raliroad will bo completed to Bealton to-night. Colonel McCallum has thus far evinced the moet pralre- worthy veal in remedying the rebel spoiiation, The road will be repaired a¢ fuvt as tho army adyauces, and we hope jn & week from now to be running to Richmond ow time table thine. um RERIES HOUTH OF THE RAPT All fa quiet in front today, the redele having gone to the south side of the Rupidan, ROVORD A¥ERR Tine RYEMY, Raford started from frandy station to-day, and hoped to meet the enemy by two o'clock P.M. No news, how- ever, op to dare to-night. Casualtica in Buford'’s Fight. mI 1, Sth Hiinole cavalry. , Co. B. 8th Dilnols cavalry K, 8th iinols cavalry. WOUNDED, Lieutewaut J. A. Stevens, Co, L, 8th Iitnols cavalry. Sergeant 3. W. HL. Stubb, Co, E, dd Tefiana, J, 1. Jordan, Co, B, it Indiana, F. 1, Bon 0. ©, 8d Indiena LH, Williams, Co, 1, 8th Illinois cavalry, Corporal George Archer, Co. L, 8th Hingis cavalry Bugler J. Hi. Kwing, Co, 1, 8th Illinois cavalry Rogier L, Foleom, Co. 1, 8th Tillnols eawalry Bugler F. Brown, Co. K, th United Hates cavalry. 8. C, Hall, Co, F,'3d Indiana, A. Bebra, Battery G, 2d United States artillery B. MeSorioy, 24 United States artillery. 8. Watoher, Hattery 1, 2d United States artillery. J. Fox, Battery D, 24 Un tates artillery. J. Fleming, Vattery D, 2d United States artillery Sergeant &, Horton, Co Sergeant It en, € JM. Hall, Ce G. FE Hyland, valry Fiteh, Co, 0, Kt Dilnoin cavalry. Henderson, Co. th Pennsylvania cavalry. i tery G, 2d United States artillery. I below the knee: taken to Washington and Despatches. stox Junction, Now. 9, 1863, Tlearn of no Mghting to-day; bat gevoral military gon- demon just arrived report passing on the road, an hour the numbor of #ix or seven hundred, nity of Culpepper. wptures to twenty-five hundred ein captured to-day in th ‘This will swell our v0 far, The artillery captured op from bere for Washington Our picket# near thie place hay m in right of Mons by's owtrunners all day; but no collision has ooeurred, Ahough rome anticipate an attack to-night Pitty oight prisoners captured at Brandy morning went down on the train this evening belonged to North Carolina rogiments » Prisoners to iaturday was to-day shipped » Station thie The mH NGTON, Nov. 20, 1863. From information which reached Washington to-night (the messenger leaving the army of the Potornne at ton O'clock this morulng), It appoars that General Buford yentorday reached a point two miles north of Culpepper, driving the rebel cavalry and infantry before him General Leo's headquarters, Saturday night, were at Brecdy Station, on the Rappahann This refutes the belief current in eome quarters ho had gone South to Advieo with Bragg. Our army lay in line of battle all day yostorday, but Lee dectined to accept the issue of an engacement, Enow foll yesterday afternoon along the live of the Mountains, covering the peaks of tho Blue Ridge. Gen, Kilpatrick occupigd Pony Mountain yesterday afternoon, Last night be discovered a large aroa of camp fires aouth of the Rapidam, between Raceoon ford ana Rapidan Btation, ov the railrosd. No Gros of mageitude were dixcovered iu and around Culpepper. This leads the inference that Leo has declined to risk m gene ral engagement in ihe open field, aud with. drawn bis forces, sxoeph a “roar guard, to hin former strong position. All the evidence tends to prove that General Meade has again oulgeneratiedglec by eating him to bel! 1 was bis intention to move down the neck opposite to Fredericksburg, thus inaueing the latter to weaken his front bere to strengthen that point. A gentleman who arrived here to-night saye our line of battle crossed the Urange and Alexandria Haliroad to pains where is i@ supposed Lee haw «full force on on Court of General Sessions. Before Cuy Judge McCunn Nov. 0.—The Court of General Seasions opened at ele ven o'clock this morning, City Jodgo MoUunn on the bench and Assistant District attorney 0. L. Stewart as officer wing pane! of Grand Jurore were aworu— Wm. 4. Bayley, foreman: Hiram Wirner, Wm. &.¢ John F, Kebiey, Harvey F Aubery, Chan Burkholter Caleb Frush, Jr . vin. ¥ Clark, Robert A. Hone Wm. B. Rebron Francia i. Tiere John M. Tii'ord Thomas Terhune. Feoch R. Wa Hupdard 6 Lewis J. White, Montagnie Ward Judge MoCunn briedy ercribed by the atatut labors. a Nving in thin country ti pair, pleaded guilty of be brelia into the eye Of Tuomas Liltie, on the 16th of A last, Tle was rotinnded for eruteuce Mary Schaller, alios Sinith, a German woman, seven years of age, pleaded guilty of an attempt larceny, on an Indictment whieh charged ber with having stolen rixty four murkeat eking, valued at $60, from No. 18 Liberty street.cn the 6th of July ines pitiet ments were found agaivet Mary (or aim|iar « the waa remanded (or sentence Comradt “chmidt,« German cabinetmaker, wae then | placed on trial for borgiary in the third degree, The in dictmeot charged (hat up thy might of the 16tb of Gober lat the presuer burglarionely eutore’ the dry goode store No. 2 avenue ich he stole & Bomber ed ther on the wenal wopice ater which they retired to eof Poland, who has narned operating on ‘china and fixing » & thrunt the polut oe te Meveral other indictmeute are p ena Mr. 0, wall the prisoner, ho further on ageinat bim at 'prosent, but id be bel 4 to tur neouer , Golvonte aged to Yer hie arrest b: © of bie cell, tiely. Me we Loule Waehters, « Gorroan Isborer, was tried and oom Vieted of an aseauit with @ dangerous weagon on Heury Harte on the 24th of August last. Accompanying the ver dict was & airing recommendation (othe mercy of the Court. The priso war remaoded for senten and | the Court adjourned wut! Tuerdey morting at on clock Nov. 10.—!n the Court af Gewersi “eemone Vhix wore tng, defore City MeCuna Jove Deianent pleated Guilty of en atiompt at grand larceny, ou an indictment eharging bim with At $59, on the Lith of Frave ie Mel nie pirades @ aflty te ape from the Tombe yeeting bitnaeif through the tured alaves inames Woiment which Charge! Leen | hondred aud eo ng Committed am apenit And battery on Marg Woilttie, of g74 Weet Keventeeath street, on the Ma 6 May inet Lawrence Casey pleated guilty © nav “m8 prokethook, oyptaining bank bi of the valve of $M, from the pantaloont pock erge Vamer oo the ab of Cetober inet All the prisoner? were remanded for epntencs, and the Cours then adyrrned contd Wedneeley morning ot Peeves. tok ary. Orrannare, ailant Genera! Gow at the field, dind on Thoreday at ber residence Wo Lows. A+, eepeemn, Citra died at ANDANY om Matorday November 1, where be hae resided for weary seventy youre. fle ehmme from Rarttord, Comnsctiont, whee a bey, Gud served an apprentionship' i the pricking busters with ©. R, & G, Webeter, lo the old Advertuer utonr fom after bie time was Out, he becaune & parteer wih the Menare, Webster, and, with © brief interval, conten 1 Livan Aaeocieted watll hie partoere died, whee be con. eyed (he boot bupinene apd the gut wet om of the 4@ Mat GENmNa , wits of the beet bie Command In t Bing, November eoriser cat the payer wae sloped, in we bevere, A464 Hira that me be bam served th the Mate Library | le leberine A mo wd Op emi id meteor wearer bebe t ya precieniy wight © chore inet aight wt cheer ved fo tbe wenters. ky, about twenty 6 18 the be fe Leweyt ep to the Mann and Gimappeared. A rovthenstarly Give 8 with great velo kes wgbly rocket, and lenving bebled « long’ train of fre What wae moet remaraabie shows thn taeleor was (he fort (bat le LPain, whieh wae one Of pplenai’ Urine: y, bureed with scarcely Juniawhed hight for fell four minutes. (we med it by the water ton fire Ht the en bend iad © Whe Weniere Og ot tg as Hey 3 GEN. AVERILL'S BECENT VICTORY. ~ General Kelley's Official Despateh Relative to the Contest. SKETCH OF GENERAL AVERILL, &e., he Cran mo, Nov. &, 1809 To Governor Bourway — General Averill attacked Jackson's forces at Mill Point, Pocahontas county, on the Oth instant,and drove hie from his position with trifling loss, Jackwon fel) back to the summit of Droop Mountain, when be was reinforced by General Echol with Patten’s brigade and ove reg! ment from Jenkins’ command, The position |» naturally ‘a etrong ono, and was strengthened by broartworks com manding the road. General Averill turned the eoemy'e left with his infantry, and attacked bim im front with cavalry dlemonnted The victory was decisive avd the enemy's retrost be camo a total rout, hie forces throwing away thelr arms and scattering in overy dtrection The cavalry pureued til dark ere and a large quantity of arma, ammunition, &e The evemy's wounded bave all failen into our hands, Our Joss in killed and wounded i about ove hundred B, F. KELLEY, Brigadier General, AFETON OF GENERAL AVEMILT. Prigadior General William W. Averill, who gained the recent victory over “Mudwall Jackson!’ near Low «barg Va., iannative of Hath, Stouen county, tu thie State and but thirty-one years of ayo. Ho entered We captoring many ‘oint in 1810 and graduated on the 80th of Juno, 1854, HL first ordered to Now Mexico, where he remained between two and threo yeare, waa ongag sevoral revere bat tes with tho Navajoes, in which thoy wer wed bie command capturing from them m larga amount of property, *heop, berses, &e, He was wounded in ona of the ag t2 by @ rifle ball whieh entered the fit log, fracturing the bone, and from which ho has nover tv covered. Ho bad bardly thrown hie trutch aside when thie war broke oat: but he at once re. ported for dnty, and ernment deapatchos to Fort Sn to bring Colonel Fmory and bis command ly roe as sont with go into the Sta He found Forts Arbackte and Smith in the hands of tho enemy, by whom he was taken prisoner, effected an escape, wus recaptured, and again escaped. and after wande deroers, withe of tureo day@ and nighue in the w during whieh interval the re night of b t lant reached od m bie return he was for a while attached atatf of the Pro t Murshal Qeroral of Washington He was General ‘orter's Acting Ad ral at fe ond 1 cools 1) he won pr 0 the rank of esptain Inr army, and was nominated for a brevet of and Williamsburg while com nt Pennay lv airy, whieb wou gueh bri Was again promoted for the rank of brigadier general. au 4 of @ division of cavalry of the Army of the Vote Daring the reven days’ baitles he fought with enparadieled wkilt greatly distinguishing hivoselt ak Malvern Hill tn par. ticular, where ho co dispowed of bis cavniry as to show hich fo cerelved the euemy our sotire train, the retreat of Hn wan ti the’ battle of Wil an apparent artillery force that he was abl which he wa Nameport avd 1 Fredericxebure. Tho grand raid of ¢ toneman wee original permitted at that time to carry oat thor testimony before the War Commitioe ab gone a long way towards the eayture of K He was tho bero of the sugagemont at Kelly's Ford during March, 15%, and by the information gnined da ring th's coutest it was determined to wlopt thin route for the Stoneman expedition The general record of his fighting qualities if good. He vow cotamande * foree under Genoral Kelley, im Woatera Virgivis, Gen OENEMAL LEY'# OFFICIAL DESPATOR. Cramoerne, Nov, 6, 186%. ‘To Governor Ronan — A telegram bas Jont on received from Genera! Seam mon, in which he ‘General Duile entered Lawie burg at balf.past von o'elwk A.M. on the Tth, the enemy having pased through in retreat from Averill, whe gave him & fevere whipping at Droop Mountain ow the oth Dome ocapturedt the eoemy's camp, tente, knapescke, Provisions, ke., one calsece aud apwards of one hundeed heed of cattle ‘The cavalry Lavo gous tn parauis, Averifl ha anrrived. BOP. KELLEY, Brigadier Genera *xRTOM OF GENERAL DUFFIE. Prigadlor Govoral Aifred N. Dufhe eotared the serviceot the United States as the colonel of the First regiment of Rode Island cavalry, and war attached to the Army of the Potomac, His commission as colonel bore date from July 4, 1802. Ho took part in the cavalry operntvious of the latter part of the Pope campaign in Virginia Avgaes, 1662, and in the Maryland campaign, under General Me Clellan, September, 1862, He wae wronent at the battle Of Prodoricksburg, December, 1542, but was wot actively engaged. He cowmanded his regimeut during the Stone man raid, May, 1469, ond at the beltle of Beverly Fora Jnne 0, 1485, he commanded » brizade under General Ba ford. Un the 24 of June, 1860. he was appointed a brige dier general of volunteers, and during the early cavairy operations of the Gottyeburg caso: ho wan tempore Fily placed in command of tive akon of the caw ry foree of the ar bow commen ted ¥ General Ki patrick rite deta he! from to tn Weewrn Vor bed himee't near NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. Arriv of Cotton at Cairo trom Memphis. Spirited Union Mreoting at Little Com bas arrived enty bales of eott Her m A at Little ‘The steamer Wan Uuirty three for Lowsvilie At the Voto mee jog the 20th alti, resolutions were parsed expressive of | support and beyalty t the Voied Mtat piedgs almost rapport to uphold the may ot the goverament A dumber of spirited sod loyal addresses wore made tote tine war appoinind te draft @ cometitotion and by lt the Coutea! Union Cob from Miseoart. fr. Lowm, Nov. 30, 1808 re tet in Jetorem Chy today, end ad inortow for want of « quorut News (row below anys that Je Devils fe abows to vend mm ineions b eotorinon buabwhackers in Arkanee te rene men to carry on warfare, Generals Price and Holmes’ mee are reported as have rented to Tens, . Haltimere Tr two wowies aloes by Wil tnor proprietors of (he Dally Onset preeed by order of General heten t one of the for we way ee A Groat Nevace (ly youtertay dentroyed neariy wl) the Welidings 9 Breed wireet, Sve brick bulldings on Me et, the Kpiacopal, Methotiat, Congregational am@ Catholic choreben (he (heeire, court boure express end Nelegraph others tbe exrworks, the United Mates Metal 4 meer re the peighhorbeed. The county r records were eaves. an ie onl iomated at $200 00 Weekly Dank Statement, Rewros, Nov. 16, 188. ‘Ths following le the werkly Chatemert & the athe of the banks of this olty = Capital aed... tes Lymme aed dem nis hymen soe Dos (roan other bax Doe to other bewks Depowite., soveveed Cre sabe oo sseene The Bow Caren Memary— Wen le Rewowenin! —famt night aboot bine O'Clock & Urain of care arrivet 0s Maryinnd avenve between Hirth ant Gerent! © + cmraining bevweey tee ant three Rendret weented © Mere from the fromt Frew pine o'eieee wot (waive tbewe poor fellows re Malnet i the care @inewt Gteetin SOT" Guth of wae + (he pelghvernend Meany of thew Sand tended the @arhent stiention Why we tt (hens ree rane