The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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dWAsziHasoH, 6ept l&--Ihis ~. sns, enc
ny IN pretty strcng foree with infantry, arsAie!y
and cavalry, appeared IN sroet o. ous Psckee
GO tne centre 40 nens Wing g oas .Osce. "
the Virginia soe o. sne. Foso@ac; .n.y 49, 49,
the f.st denonstrstson q tne read iesaa.s lro%
Falls Cnsfcns 70 ,hehs Ofoss Aoacs, us1aus -
orr pockets VAN nea,y Doo.ss Of
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n;sser .nd schrannel ION the Union pickets ct
Balls Croas Roads, !dirscting fire ~ svsry point
along the road. uhsreventhay Thought our pic.
kets were sstablishedaobetseens Balls Gross
Roads and the Chain Bridge. Union pickets
retired in order. Intelligence was Immediately
communicated 70 Gen. Mcdowell at Arlington
House. sas ssi . 5ipai s-sssssaIi7siJ - 4
i After the demonstration on our Paekess near
Balls Cross Roads, the rebels PAID their feepects
to the right Of our werks near Chain Bridge
They made an onset on Van DesbuFgers house,
two miles from Union Camp where We had Pic
kets stationed. They ehfed ~ or ~ eneHe, 40.
ing no damage Soon AFTER BODY OF Ivy cav.
airy and infantry appeared, when our Pickets OF
20 men retired to the house, one,eighth OF .
mile distant, when they were shortly afterwaFd
reinforced vith Q battery OF artilery, column
OF infantry. cavalry and artillery, including
Capt Aotes ana OaPt Grmns batteries, wnicn
took poscon q Important points, awaating tne
appearance OF the enemy.
brig zen. WIN. =. Smitn commanded the
whole force, aud wii' AWAIT any demonssreton
the enemy may make in the morning. Night
intervening, oy the time our troops eot into po'
sltson no progress coulo ne mace, essnef 70 as
certain tne strenetn OF Jtns enemy OF inc ihsen-
uon OF I9is movemens. l,
AFTER aafk the reoeis burned the houses ana
n q o. -. banl nan !, Mls. Mary nah, nj 70
nay, Mr. oAm. Oorsn, nj; 1.ools, sn1 o'nels
JAMES Lowry, Uo' a.. Asn'ucHy cavsny VIZ
was on P!e.es oosy, wnen INC ene"y appr'oo ''l
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the Let Kentucky, arrived mere tonight from
Richmond, where they had been held as prison
ers They made their escape on the NTH OF this
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We have advices tonight that the rebels were
moving large bodies Of men from Fairfax Court
House towards FANS Church.
Prince Salm Sslm, OF Prussia, has arrived in
Washington He at once rendered bis military
services to the Government and they were &C.
cepted. 1i = 5t
lTribunes Correspondence.
Secretary Cameron took the responsibility of
sending the traitor Legislators of Maryland
to Fort Lafayette. His action is universally
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ohtrhssoS O!Tf' oePt, losh'- correspond
ent VI .he St. LOUIS Deinocrat furnishes the loi-
lowing intelligence
messenger IRON ooi. Mailigan at Lexington,
reports that Zen. Prlce's advance guard reached
Warrens6urg Tuesday, and CiaiD. jackson made
. speech. Pice claims to have sixteen Thousand
men and his main body is approaching Lexing.
ton. This messenger brings an official account
OF ekirmish between the rebels and Gen. Lanes
San, ltb Tho s,.s..noa oS vh;oh !. 90 soIIo,....
he SUPERINTENDENT after leaving snrinu.
field he disnstched Cen. R.ins tn clear the conn.
t;aa horder;no On K.rs.. of tho ,ne..ndr,,
hands which had been. devsstat;nu that secton
If the country that he h;ms.lf sdvsnced -
R.ins' assistsnce and their combined force on.
conntered At Rio Drv Wood Creek the forces
under Lane. Monteomerv and lem ison an(, If.
ter a brisk skirmish of an bour and : ouarter
the Federal troops retreated and were pursued
nv h;s forces sbput three m;les. He s.ates b;s
loss at three killed and tventv.seyen wounded
and ssvs thew buried three Of: Lance ~ He con.
cludes by sayinp. the enemy have continued to
retreat nort6wsrd from, Fort Scott. which mat
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