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housand, owing to the advantages he took in their efforts to turn his left column.--There is no official information to show that our forces have entered Atlanta. The defeat of the Yankees in the Valley. Speaking of the Yankee defeat in the Valley, the Baltimore Gazette says the Yankees under Crook, Averill, Mulligan and Kelly were not pursuing the "rebel raiders" when they met with their reverse, but had discontinued the pursuit. They were near Winchester on Sunday morning when Gen Ewell (?) pounced on them with an overwhelming force. it says: No details have been received of the fight of Sunday, further than those given by parties from the vicinity of Martinsburg, which are to the effect that the Confederates massed a large force in front of Gen Averill, and hurling it upon him succeeded in capturing all his artillery besides a portion of his cavalry. Gen Averill is reported to have been killed, and acting Brig Gen Mulligan was seen to fall from his horse and is be