NEWS BY THE MAIL.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 75, 21 November 1864, Page 3

NEWS BY THE MAIL.

• '"-■ ■ ■■•■.-...• ■r- '. l ♦■ .. .' ' ■ ■ ' ' »■• ■ - LATEST. INTELLIGENCE' (From the Moriie News.) ■'■'- September 26, 1864. \ ■"■■■■■ A^miJA:. ' ' "We have had advices, from New^ York this morning to September 16.' The military hews is not of importance.: Grant is said to, be extending his left across the Weldoh railway,' 'and' to be preparing for another attack on LeeL- In the Shenandoah Valley, Sheridan had captured arConfederate regiment. Sherman had ordered all citizens to leave Atlanta, ' and Hood, while protesting againßt the order,' had 'agreed to ; a truce for 10 days to; carry it r bufc ; The railway communication to ; At- : lanta iwas -repairedi and Wheeler te reported to be ; 7fetreathig. ;: The 'New. TdrJc "-' HJertild states tHat' ; Admu-al Farragut's fleet -was within' shelling dis : "tance bf MobileM. r ; i • ; '-':^--' ! ■ '. r:: \ : ' "'■.;'', ,' • -: It is reported' that Mosby "hast been killed m , a' duel, and that^Geh'eral^rice^rdead,' * v-- '■ f; '- : . .The Apolitical 5 newß.,is|inter.eß^gV-; : ; rTaUandingV.'--'ham, j Wood/' and ; other * leSderf gof r the -^Peace ; Deraocfacy "■ \ had renounced'. M'piellahv an"d r : were expected'td hold ai ; meeting shortly to', detentiine ' rwhat i course they -should . take. 1 Meanwhile the , Republican: ticket has beeri^elected; in /Maine; ;The ■ ■■ JBn^itirer '- professes ; to ' -see ' , a ~ way - 1 by 1 whicK peace inay he brought -ab'put^ ; Its plan'iB ' to make' -North and South one' nation so- far -'asja'l 1 ..foreign natioifß are concerned, -by- an 6£fehsive and ; defensive^treaty,? bu£ w ith- separate gdyernments &r domestic affairs; r ;::.=;■!'. .i' > : v;;