AFM H A rmcE three cents. THE OVATION : A?-, .. 1PS?fe ISlI a sa i?l f fiWMA;':-i wm'::3&: WW1' r-.fiKi I 8 k a Pj fewM'i m rait; sct ". h m m I f j'? -r1 1 ; 7 , :m;4m0 1 I ill & t i'r k r,- !': t l! '! ' ,. ( fjmliM-. l-J - 1M M ciH, , Li I i j j-: -Ji .in w .i -i 'fer it IJrJ nf I j v . . I 1 ' I I'll -Ua-mWL-- I, A- !"T::::!:;::::!!!:::::::,,r:,:::;:::r y-'- 7 - , I ; : iWitWit rill Mi liiipFSMai i iiS- felkl HVWI fern feMi 1: -j -f 7 V -V, RLTURN OF BAXTER'S FIRE ZOUAVES. Their llecrptiou by tlie Tiremcn. HiLi:rrii display. A Gala Day in Philadelphia. Yesterday wkH a Kila luy iu tliwi'ltv. Tlie lonif- locked or auu oipcclcd day tor ttiu BaxU r'e Firo l Zoaavea to arrive baa bci u colibratvil w the vrcdit of fhlltde phla aud lier Urvumn. tor dayt pant tlu cry I tai been, "When will the Zoo arrive?" The Chief I (the Flro Department kept the people apprlu'd, j through the medium of the public prewt, when ; tbrv i"Uid ruavli this oily. , They leit ihe city on the 10th of September, VAX. at i ttree hour' noliee. On the 2.',th ot Heptember they ! were Id a roconuoUanroand Kktrnii.h ut Lowiunvwc. On the 8(Hh ot September tliey mude a recouuoit Banes at Bull's rom awt. .Mareh, li'i, tliey Baarched to Hurpei'n l'O' r', lr'tm tlieiuH) to A'luohev ter, and atuin Luck to llui'iet'ii l-'miy, when they were ordered to Ibe 1 eiiiiiHiilu, l.ikni' trnn.'porta at A Aleaandrin, arriviinr at I'oi-tie.M Monroe April 3d. They were under lire rturm. Ilin sle ie ol York town. At the retreat ol the enemy troin Yorktowu, they took pawacr nul proceeded to Wit Point, at the inouth ot'lhe 1 iiinuiUey Iliver. 'I he next point wa at Tvlcr'fl Kuim, on tl,e h.ekyhonnnv, where the regiment, under t'nlouet IIaxtkh, proccoded on j reeouuoiitauco, eniMM'd ihn t hiekuhoininy, aud pushed their advuiiee tuie imin heyontl Kulr 0kn elation. They uiudv two lnvin o!i, ho lni beluu; made one wet-i previouri to the ejleiirated Itutl'e of Fair Oaks. The reiriment lundo ihrte tlHiing advnn- , os, anil r turned to tlielr tump wilhoul tiio loss ol a sluiflo man. At the buttle ol Fair Oaks, May 31, 18o2, the Firo Zoos were on Ihe extreme rivht, and led the van of bVMNEH'B celebrated M'cond Corim. There wu an incident ltert north rela'inir. Tlie Zoos arnred at """Fair Oaks Junt in time to see tlie troops of Keyes ' Corps complete y routuJ and inlliiiK back. The din Of tlie Dattlo had oeuKd some It ill un hour nroylous. Our troops were chunu up in line ol battnllons en n i $. On May lht, the Zi.nin e cm orcii ieu M Ihe frout t to el arre the enemy. On tiic 7th of iluy, altei "Seven rlue," this rerl- Bient -was seleeleil to . tulil:h Uie picket line iu irout of the poditiou, occupied by the since famous oeond 4orp. Fourteen couipanieK were dujloycd in oue line as skliuuiliei, und advanwd to the do sired position, Kupporli'd by detaobinviiUtrum several reglmeuta of the aorps. ThrooKboat tlie entire i'eulnnule rsmpal ru the Zouaves served with ilisliiianivhed vullantry, losin( many of their hot and biuret coturades in the held. Their aubtequent record is .Uully glorioas, aud AiU aecital of its details would involve Incident of the icainpaituia of X'vm, i;uasiiK, Uookku and Oui ki . but Uiom lucidcut. lie too fresh m the minds ei our readers to need rejirtition in this place. ' We ean only add that uu to the sit ae ot PoUmburg they but acted .IU aUeo.t uusiirpasaod heroism, , t and have won the warine? encoiuiums from all ths k evimuauden uuib r ahoiu tliey liuvu servod. AX a quarter alter oue o'clock yealerdar afternoon , the City Couurils proceeded iu earria res to the Balti more Depot, to welcome the buttie-seaired veterans and escort them to tho l uiou Volunteer Kcuvta roent Hsioon. When the C'ouncUmen naoned the depot every available spot around and about the build najwaa densely packed with the relmives aud trlvud ol the feteraus and cilieeus fccnwaliy. THE HtOCESSION AS IT APPEARED At a'OUtt.voe.c'o.'il tb -J-'J I I hijtlo Oi" ""oloco. j motive which u uuacl.cd to the train coutaluliiR (he ouave9, ouuouneed their arrivul. People rushed to tho car to welcome them. Father., inoilicn, wive, flcU'l" aud brothers ot the eullnut sous ot Philadelplila wero prcu nt, and uiauy an sc;1iij , scene was wuneted. The Councitnieu, In carriai'-, eacoried thein down Washniffton tieet to the 1 uioii Vijluub er li frefhrr.ei t Snloon, wlore a bandtnuic eo lation awaiUd them. , '1 lie tuhlt-K were bountifully xnpplied with all tlie riclicacie ot tho Keuon, aud tin men did honor to , the eutab.et. 8i sutel Buy Kit, a member of ompuny U. Stven tv'eoed Keirin.eut, hro m t hid moth r, who 1h one of the I. udy t:onituitte of the l'u:on VolunU-er le re-l-lneiit uloou, w ho he IihI no iueii lor a hoig tiiue. liis wile wa4 aio pri'w i.t, as wero alo hif relative.. Their meeting vah reniiy utl.'ctui'?. The Zoimea Their Nnuibera sitiiI OiMer.. The Baxter Z .nuves returned with one hundred and ninety ue-ii, llieir .tun' an. I iinv. cibcors are a lollovvi t hTiKF ohkk , Colorel D. W. f. BiirtH. I.ieUtel:ttlll-'oloilel II. A. l.'Oo'(. Mnioi John liocklmif. Adjiiiunt liorl.- W. West. Suitceon Or. Mnrtili Iteiwr. AhSltUIlt .UIieoll -lone-, l,,urterujattr J. B. Allen. LIXe OFPII'KHM. t nmpaiiy - Lieutenant Wilmi-. 1 unil'Uiiy B ( aptuin Boiund. t'l,ftlHlj ' l.ieutrliuilt Spurks. i'otiipu'.y li Captain Stmart. I oiiil anv r- ptaiu Borer uiol Lieoteimnt, f onipuliy f 1 uptuin Hohert Mciiride. .i ton. puny ii Ijeutt'iiuut l.uvin. (oihe,ni II Mrkib'tiunt Iluy". ( nuiiiuy I I.ieutei unt I'liliMf;. tni.uu.v K ( nptuiu Slcl line. Tho litemeu ciiiiiiueiieeil aeiuhliiiK on W ithhuf tou strtt si ont H o'ehck. Tlie liuo loi-iued in the loltow Iiil1 order t 'Ihe 1 irnt IMviion formei on the north aide ot Windilnuton street, the risht reMiiu on Ninth strvot, exteiidiu' down Winliii.tftou to lOigblh, ami ap Kiirlnh on tlie Vreht un!e. the Second Uivlsiou formed on tho north aide of WaiMnetou street, the rilil res ititfou ICihth iirm't, exteiiiiinp down VV ashiiigtou to Seventh, aud up beventh on ihe vest sido. TtieTliird IiivImoii termed on the north shlo ot WuhiiiKton vtreet, tho niflit rest.'ua on Seventh, ex tenditif down M iiBliinton to Sixth, aud up Sixtit on the west tode. The Fourth Itivfsion lonued on tlio north irido of Washli.'Klon .liect, the rit;ht nistiu ou Sixth, ex tetidin iluu V'ahiu;lvu to Fitih atruet, aud up Finli on tlie ivchl iuo. '1'be 1-mil li'vis ou toruied on the north side of Wathiiiiion str-et, the nut restiuir ou t ilth, ex t4ndiiiB tiowu W'wliinirtoii to Foiutli street, uud up Fourth on the west side. The olliceis ot the parade were a. fallows: liiiel 3iuishsllJAVlU M. I.ylk, io. Speeiul Aids Wn. K. toy, Aiilhouv 11. HenoliU, Joliu U. tiixlihurt, Duvid A. uale aud Jiiuus Jeu uox, Assi'tiint .Marshuls Flist District Wm. J, (ill. bert, HeiM' Hose ti.Tiianv. Socond Dislnot 11. 1. Mclnt.re, riiiladeli'hiu l'.n?ii,e ( inn;nur. Iliird District (icorjee J. t'lmpuinn, AssltHnoe K.uifine toimauy. Fourth District W in. P. Morris, North. eru Jjt.ertv Hose, beienth Dintrict-J. II. Yuuux, West Philsde plnit Eiipiiio Cuiiipau'. Ala oiiui ler pusi lour o'clock ihe procession moved in the lol(owiu orders . Hand, , . : touucilinen iu cnrm;i'i. , Liberty Kniid. ' ' David Lvl, hief ot Firu Department, on bo&e. back, with aluuji,. Bund. ' . Iliberaia liose Carriage. At. 1, druwu by siily-two iiieuitjeni. (iood liiieul llosv ( onitiuiir. - ' . Empire Uook and iiiUler I . OlllliUUl. . I Qood Ii.U'Ul lluuk and Taddur Cuiopuu , urawu ly 1 join iioitm. , Bud. I Vililautilune Carnage and Mtuames, dtawa b fuur norse. Baud. lluiuane lioav ( utiipauy. Jieiisuce lloM) Coinpaiiy. FIIILADKLI'HIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1SG4. OF WELCOME TO Hand, Vetvrnne Hose ComnBTIT. issitfauce Um aud suim Fin Lnuo Company Band. Tlore nose and Steamer. America Hose and 1 iigiho Luitcd Stab II OK). Band. Fruikllo DoiO and Hand Engine, drawn by fotr horse. Baud. N'laeura Hose rotniwnv, with two earriaM. Frltudolilp Hose aud lland Faigine, will, two hof 'J. Band. Northern Liberty Hoe. Columbia Hose. DHirvm Hom) and Hta-uin tnirine, drawn by four splendid hoies, America How. Independence Steam Limine, with i'onr dow Dope l.ngiue. Band. Fennsylvania Hose. Bind. Philadelphia Hose and Kteamer. Band. Hchnylki l Hose. Buud. Weecacoe Hose and K.ngine with Four llu Fite and Drum. Western Hose and Steamer with Si Horst Band liood Will Hoao and steamer Drawn i,y Twelve JiOISMSia Lulayetto Hose with Two llorstx. Discharged Members ol thoSeveiity-ec.ond Itecinn nt aud l-neuds. Committee ot Firemen ot die Washington Fire IK. parlmeiit, who eneorled them trom Wiishluvtoii to II Is city, eonsisnnir ot Williiun Dickhoii, , t ruueis Fox, ilohn T. (rBrieu and t lisrios 11. Grsir. n. THE F1KK DI AVKS. (lobe Ho. ' sod Steumei. Bund. Sprung (.arden Hook and Ladder Coinpnu. Biuiil. Coboeksink Hose and Sloumor. Au.1 u uuees of the lire lierurtineut. Tbe Koine. The lollowlinr tome waa passed oven I'll Third sheet to Brown, up Brown to 1 weltth, down J'welnh to I h'uniil, down Chosnnt to Fourih, down Fourth to W a'nut. ii Walnut to ludepuiidenoe Square, di.s inlssiiiv at Sixth street. The hose eairiugos and steamers w hich Joined m the procesriou were handnouieiv and tnsetully deeo. ratid mill lloweia uud tlaga. The (iuod Will F.uginu Ibd (ae.ve iioien ailaAdied to tlieir sti'uiuer. 1 lie apoaiatus ol the Cohocksink Hose and KukIiio f'oiopunv presented a splendid appearance, their hose euirince wis bcnutitiillv dmnirnteil, and two siiisll rfii'dien dressed In the garb 01 Indians wore sorted on the top of the rarriuire. I he other coinpuiiius iu the line ate as wi ll descry, ing ol pmi.-e ior the niNiiiier In which their earri a'i a find Ft'amrs were lestuoned. The aiiiliHiauoea. whioli- oarriod tho gick and Wounded l.loug-uir to tho Seventy.se jond ltegliueut were aao deooiaUid In sph-ndifl stylo. 1 The a.triB reeepllon with which they my re rem iced aUtig the ri.utu mil form a incasing ieuturo ftir lu tore rememlirunre. Theprivate Hoimm were all til ed with iiersous unxions to uatcli a glimpse of the veto ran. as IPey once more entered Die cltv. As they passed Ihroiifh thu streets nwiute-UUlons or joy at Iheir return (o their houuai whs shown ov the aur rounding crowds. In many planes were lo be wn Aiiienein Hugs susH'iided lrom the windows ol the houtea, while the ladles showed thf ir pleusiira at the return ot the veterans by the waving of uandker lih ts and audible ezolauatione ol joy. At St. Peter". Church, at Thud aud Plue streets, the bells w ere made lo chime forth notes ot welcome. Anions' other tunes played by tlieni wu the old la. vor lo "Yaukoe IMmmiIk." As Ihe notes ot Una time, honored tune lell ou the ears of tha veterans, tney rave vent to their li-elinirs in exclamation. ol joy. 1 he crowd. ol uicu, wurueu and children who lined the sidewalks showed their veueratiou lor the Zouaves by chta-rs which wero loud and lour, and which could be heard tor squares distuut. Ihvy cer taiuly have cause tu leei proud of (lie a uliu wel come they mvived from the caucus ol Phlladelj'hia aloiia lite route. the liivuieu were much admired, their eUwnlv an. raaraneeaud geulleuianly bearing was the cause id universal ooieuieut, aud long will their pal liclputhiu iu thisracort, aud their admirable arrauueiio u . or a lavoruble display be auukeu ol by their numerous WHILE PASSING THE Irieuds. They turned out n large iiuiiila'rs, aud iu most eases hud provided ibcii ve. wlilinevap. ' purel, thereby pnwnling to Ihe eye evidences ol Iheir leiiueinent, hh 'veil u a desire to do Honor to the noble guela whom they were esixol tug. i Arrival ot lluxler'a y.ouae In the Hiiuui'i'. i I'pon arriving in Indeiendeuco Situiiro Ihe reI ' meut was drawn up in front ol the platlnriu, which I bad previoii-ly b u erected lor the accommodation i ol thu peuken. Mr Fni.vria U oi, BKurlntroiliio. il ! to the ( olonel and bis men Dr. W.v. I ill Kit, ol Se I hot Council. Mr. I'llLi.il, on behalf and iu the raineol ibe city aulhontii-c, welcomed the regiment home to (his their native city. Ho unid a glowing tribute to the bravery displayed by them in the Inuiiv action. inhichtlievhud iiuriicipaicd. Ho nx-ouuted someol llieii hardships and trials, uud extolled ill strong terms their palriotlsiii, which bud been wil tried and not louiid wanting. Jlr. tjio. S. Wil.l.i.tH lollow d iu Ixihuli of the Fire Department. The Depart m. ut wu- proud of the honor achieved by the regiment, aud would lake good rare to protect and foster with cure tlie many laurels that had been won In their ronks wen- rep resented uieii iroui almost etoiy lire organization in ihe city, muLy ol whom, howeycr, had not rctiirm d. Home had lell in hullle, while others wero eoolineii iu It. .fad dungeons. As a lilelliull, he gieeted them heme 111 ihe name ol the Fire D. part ment ol Phihi. It'll bra. Ihev had well won the reputation which Ihev now bore, and he hoped tliey would preserve it with care. In a lew days they vtoird aain le citi ieu auiong us. lit ring theii uliseuce iiem home nmny ehaneea have taken piuce, hut oitruitywua iu a most proa. m reus eondiliou. aud for tti. lirsi lime (lie eapitulist I1HU aCKIIOWieogi II Hie lUU'H'T i" w surillT Wl ills edm hire. He coi. eluded by uraiu greeting them to i their hollies urd closed ulniil louil applHiiso. Coletul Baxitii in u lew words dismissed the 1 regiment. He plod'f, d tua hotioi aud thutot the men , under hia command, Unit although they expected to i aeain ho citizens, at least tor a short period, yet, I should Uebel P et pollute the soil of Pciinsv jvuuia, i nil would ogaln Ink" up Ihe mu-ket mill go Until lo dri e I nek Hie invader. llus ended the ccnunome. mid ilio men retired uu jlst great upplauso. SHEEIDAS'S ABMY. eiretipMionof M'liM'heNter by Onr Troopa Ihe Rebel llnpldly Itelrentlnyj A Kntlle Exc td Mi hlrrtolmrif. do, WmniKflTKii, Va., August VI, 10 I'. M The lust of Knrly' lteuel force left here yesterday morning about 10 o'clock. Ill tiuiu wm over three luilcs long. Our cmalry eliurged Into tho town yetcrduy us the Itelicl rcurguuid went out. Early e.-.tabllshei1 hij hcRdiiuartoiB lust night at Newtown. YestcrUuy morning there whs henvy aklfmibh Ing between our forces mid a portion of the Rebel" on the Mil ford and Front Koynl minis, ut a point about two luiiet lrom tlii place. Wo drove tho Hebelu. ? F.arly is well priiteclliib' Ills fiont uud rear, uul inaliiiig up the vulley u fcit-t an ever he can go. I caniiot learn (hut fie expects to bo tuuteriully reinforced. Hi train lo very heavily loudcd. iOuilv will make a stand nt r'tiasbiiig, if lie must; but be 1 trying hard to reutliu point w liite tho valley is narrower. KvciTtbing l very quiet here to-dny. Thcro a'e no lleliel forces betweeubcreuul Murliiislxiix and lluccntowD, and Ihe road from here lo tbo uLovc-uuuied places la clear. : T11K BKHKL C'O VM KIPTIOV. ' Lot 'latiLLi:, August li. The llcbil Coloucl ACatiis Johnf.cn has kind a prpclatuiulon ra. Hi: iiing ull (arsons In the Kcbcl Department of Souiln i n KcnlucLy, bet w ecu (lie uges of vlghtccn. and forty-five, not lawfully exempted, to report lor Confederate service to their county town, or tbe ncaro t camp thereto, by the loth iiioUmt, threatening with contcriptiun utterwarda all who do not comply. All 1 ijuivt at Uludeusbiirg. i THE FIRE ZOUAVES." "EVENING TELEGBAPH" OFFICE. GINIUL SqERMAFS ARMY. Koiort:r OeaernlM Nheriuan anil t.ar rirl Ioei, e. ThO following is tho text of General Shorniuii's report to General Ilallcck, enclosing tuc report of General Logan, already published : "llKAixtiAnrims Militaiiy DivtstoH or tiik MlMIHall'rl, IV THE FrBLU, NEAR ATLANTA, Oil., Jnlv 91 H A ucnenit i mm n unucuii. w ,,,(, ,.ri,mt rennrt of rcaultM. eotllllcil with I ioln0 Juta or Infurmntion, without OCCASiOnnlly iiinLlmr to lumlces. Mcpherson's ladUun dcalli. and Logau's aucrcuding to the comtuuuJ it were In the iniustor Dttiiie, muuo aomo couiu- ' lion ill our extreme, left Dnt it eoon rocovcrou a,l I, v.,. wilh thn Mii'mr. who hutl practised one of hie fuvorita gaiuoe of attacking: our leu wucn in nio;iuu auu wcioav o. v w i,vir ita wenh enil After riding over the CTonnd. and hearing the varying statements of the actor on thut II ink, I directed Ooueral Logan to muke me ou ollijial report of tho avlunl remit, aud I herewith enclose iu Though the nil in Ocr nt diud Ke'icls accim c.cesivu,"I am disposed to give full credit to the report thut though we lost only :J."J L killed, wounded, und niisainsf, the enemy's doml alono ou the Held neatly ci'iullel that number, namely, 3'JJO. "llnppeuing at lh.it point of tbe line whea a flag of irueo whs sent to ask permission lor each purty to bury its dond, I gave (icneral Logau uulhotity to permit a ti'iiiporitry trneo on that Hank uloue, while our labor and lighting pro cetded at all others). I als.i solid you a cijiy of (icnr Ml (larrurd's report of tho breai.ing of tho reilroad towurds Auust.l. " ' "1 haye tho honor to be your obedient crviinl, "W. T. s h i:h M N, " Major Oenentl Comiuaiidi'iK. Mitjur-Oncriil lliillock, Wasliingtou, D. C." (iencrul (jiiriard's report is as lollows : "II r.Al)Of AKTI.llS Ki:i:ONIt CAVAI.nY DlVIHI.lN, IIkc v 1 1 it, (jcorgiu, July 21, lSiil. Gsnural : 1 have the honor to report that your iustitieiion liuve beeu enriled out. My dispositions woro Mich ue to enable mo to tnke every Kiint by sur prise, und Itistiro my lufo return with a loss of only two killed. "Itesults: T'lireo road bridges nnl ono rll road bridge (five litindred and lifty-five feet in length) over tho Yellow river, and one road and one railroad bridgu (two hundred and fil'ty feet In length) overtlie L'lcofuuhatehe.e, were burned; si miles of railroad track between tho river were well destroyed. "The depot and com-ldoroble quantity ofqtiar ti riuu-tcta' und coiuuiissurv stoic at Coviugton wire burned. One train nnd locomotive captured at Conyeis uud burned, one train (plutforml wits burned ut Cov lii.u'Uin, and a amail trulu ( baggage) ut klutiou near tho I leoluiihuu hio, uaplurcdaud Imrtie 1 1 the engine lo tho last uaiu was de tached Heroes the river. OHI.0118 report a pas senger train and a construction train, both with engines cut oil' between Stone niountalu and Yel low liver. Over two thousund hales of cotton wero burned. "A luge new hospital at Covington for the accommodation of ten thousand patients from this urmy and the army of Virginia, composed ot over thirty buildings, bcltles the otticesjuit finished, were burned, trvrcther with a very large lot of tiuc carpenters' tools u?ej lu tucir euciioii. , "In the town of Oxford, two mile north of Covington, utid In Covington, were over one thousand ilck and wounded in buildings used tor host'i'al. i ..... . . . "The convalescents able to walk scattered through the woods hilt! tbe tiring was going on In town, and 1 did not have tima to hunt thcui up lasluta dark. . "T hose in h'wpital, together with their ur g 011s, wei not disturbed. - ' ' ' "llav Ui t-ocvivod no np 'fa from my brigade couimandcia, i am uuable to give aujr atiutlier LUfU.U:Uf9. TPfkU flTWCTJAT. HQ P.HVAWfl AT? MY. I "Yeatonlay at 12 M. I sent one i l.riR.iJi- a little , "YeBtcrilay at 12 M. 1 acnt one, brigade a little totlio north, to como to this pint by PlaKc't Mills; it has not yet arrivoU. From ihe tw other brigade 1 huvc received oue bundled ami forty prisoner mid eloen otllcers, ami ii'iout two liuudred ncsroe, which Imve lieen Kent to tho 1'rovort Murshul, Army of Tenuessce. "1 cannot iuonlim too highly tho uoal an-J proinptjicss of my whole coininund, and to their good conduct auiloamcatnosi 1 am indebted fur this success. "Since leaviiist Murii tta, tho division Uas been o constantly in motion, thut it Is now very mueb out of eondiliou, and 1 would lie pleased to li n( a lew duya' Uit.t to alioo hoi hc ntid re pull e inip liicnta. ' I wai alxent from Decnttir less than three ilnva. mid. as a division, marched over niui'y mile, and at tho time of the receipt ol the or.lr, twl.tv0 hours Iwlore stinting, was hturted lrom McAfoc'g bridge to Dix-atur, guarding all the 1 roads to the east and south of this Hank of the i ai".Jso a largo lot of now hospital tents burned , at Coviugton. I n very respectfully, your obedient servant, " K. Oakhard, BrigHdier General, " General Suliimax, Vomuandtng Army. IMPORTANT 1RO.H (jEORQIA. ' t.enernl ItpnarPirnrd rsn eiH.-lea f.eneral HvxhI !. Keliiforeluif Atluula. , fi oiw ia Tru Ditta, AuquU 0, We have private Information, the source of which it would be manifestly improper for us to Iniike public, thut Colonel Scott (Jack Scott of the 100th) commanding the Confederate troops at Clinton, In this state, bus received a despatch anuonm lng the fact that Beauregard had beeu despatched lrom Itichtuond with 20,000 men, to the relief of Atlu'itu This will place him In command of that city, will appear by reforenco to tbe Kcbcl news in anothor column, by which it ecus that Hood is only a general jn o tern. Afmlannienla to Command In Sherman's) Army. OENFKAL OUUER NO. 2P.8. War Dkpartmknt, Aujttant . GtstnAi.'s OFiicr, Washington, July 30. The following assignments are hereby nuiile:- I. Major-Oonerul O. O. Howard, to the Army and Department of the Tennessee. II. Major-acneral 11. W. siocum, to tho com mand of the 20th Army Corp, vice Mn.ioi-Gene-ral Hooker, who is relieved at his own request. III. Mujor-Oeuoral D. 8. Mauley, to tho com mand of the 4th Army Corps, vice Major-Gcneral Howard, transferred fo tho Army nnd Depart ment of the Tennessee. Hy order of Tits rursiiiKNi. E. D. Townsend, AssUtant Adjutant-Ueneral, . mm ' ' I . IMPOHTAKT t'ROM MEXICO. ' Cortluna Capture Victoria Tsumplc to bo Attitrksxl. The Kew Orleans J'r Dtlta say : . , i "Goveruor Cortina ha occupied the city of Victoria, which hod beeu previously taken by Ihe French under Colonel Dupin. This officer left Tamplro ome fix week ince, with abwmt five hundred men, and marched into Tula; Gov ernor Cortina made a quick march to the Cen tral part of the Utate, which w as mostly held by Dup'n, who, on the approach of tho Mexican forces, tied. Meneral Cortlnas In preparing to attack the port of 'l ampico. He has a respectable torcc, lie. side fifteen hundred good lutuntty left at Mala moras under Ihe acting governor, brother to Uen- eral Cortiuas." . v ,: Tire female college i Woreeator, Maasavgliu ietu, ha lacu leased to the State for fire yt ar( lor a wtlitury Uospital. ' -- - j PRICE THREE CENTS.. tirvnOAT EN UIBICilT IS YIROIM . Baltimore, Angust 13. While the Uoibd Rules steamer lMiauv,ot the Iteronue ierrice, Capuln Thomas M. Dnngan, wa la Great Wico mico river, Northumberhtnd county, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of tukiug ,01V- kho family of a refugee, who wero represented a being there in a starving condition, one of hev boat was attacked by a largo party of guerillA on shore, armed with titles. " The Hclia uce opened on them with ehetl anJ mall arms. In the hope of driving there from the wood. After a few round, tho g illant Captain Duugun fell mortally wounded, and died In aa hour. The Captain of tbe pivot gun, ThouiM Roberta, was also severely wounded. Firing was kept up until tho Hehel wore ei en -eif, hot not having surtlcicnt force to land, tho Hthanee was compelled to torn down the) river with the loss of her boat' crow Coxswain S. W. Ayrc and four colored men. "The body of Captain Dungan arrived here to-day. - J TEE WAR .IS SOUTHEAST MSSOUBI. Fight at Oavrstolat wllb sjholby'o OaerlUM Finy Hobrta Killed. frtm Ms St. ioi.il I in, Auiult 8. The following despatch was received at 'gene ral Ewlng' headqnarters : Kr.w M adrid. June 7. To Brigadier-General F. wing -.Have been out but seventeen days, with a battalion of tlie 2d Cavalry M. S. M.. under Lieutenant-Colonel lliller, detachment of the 2d and Md, nnder Ma jor Wilson, and of the 1st and eta Missouri Volunteer, nnder Cuptaiu FruiU. Uav skirmished with guerillas and bushwhacker la Mississippi, Ktoddard, New Maurui, remiscoi. end Dnnkln countie, Missouri, and Green aud Mississippi couutiua, Arkansas, killing numbers of them. Had a brUk running tight at Osec-ola, Ark., on the 2d Instant, with Uowen'f and Mc Veigh' companio of Shelby'a command. We captured their camp, killed aeveu, und took; twenty-live prisoners, including Captain Borren, their commander. Online 4th lust., at ElkvlUe, we fought the 2d Missouri Itebcl Cavalry, and Conger's, Guthrie's, aud Darnell' bands of guerillas, all undor com mand of Colonel Cowen. We routed them com pletely, killing and mortally wounding about thirty. The slightly wounded escaped In tha iwumpa, aa I waa informed by a prisoner latMe quently ; captured between thirty and forty, aud took twenty-eight prisoner. . . , We lost Captaiu Vraucl, 3d Cavalry.M.B.M., mortally wounded, and two other v aUtfutly We have lilled ifn all full fifty Itebel goldlerf and bushwhacker, Including ono eaptain, three lieutenant ; wounded between thirty aud forty that we know of, aud took prisouur fitly -seven, Including two captains. We also captured full 200 ttiuidof arm, andortr'ZOO horiee and aioios. ,. - . , John U. Btuuis, , , Colonel Comtuaudlng ExpediUon. .1 1 i. j.4 4 it Bebcl Account of tho Fight JKer Xr . . . Held, , .. From Ihe MchmenJ Henlintl, AvgmtW. L,i t:Ji There waa an unpleasant rumor io efreliloa yesterday, to the effect that Uescral MeCaa laud' aud Bradley Johnson' cavalry had mot with a reverse at Moorericld, Hardy county, Vir- ?;lnla, in which they lost four bandied pnsouer, or piece of caunon, and a number of h , rje. Mooretield Is In llanly couuty, on the eaet i lo of tbe south fork of the Potomac rive, oue imuJied aud Uurtv-oue euiio noribact y lllckmoud. lorty-oue iinies west 01 .V m and forty-five sooth of Cumla-rland, ' ' There era also a rataor thai OutM'i a. , gained another victory ever thccii.u ' , cei utiuly more Iuelmvl jo lfiiy x. n.th hrl laaaor. ' -tor. , id. rhad 4 are (.pu.il
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