The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05


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Important ffo0 Wosh1ngssn.
sgx0N5xnS0a, aepk 1s.ssDancbmenss 49,.
Gents RichssdsoB, Keys and WsdeHpEfhs Gsa-
eades. and also from 0en. franklinS diylti0n
nov cccupy Nuneouse Hill. bsins q eommand Of
Col. Terry. ef The 6th nich.. cavalry regimehkai
This 4. i. the pickeas fion 0sh Snith's dif
vision advanced 70, and now ocevpy EAlra
church. Neither this nor Che preceding move
incnts met with any Opposltiou whassvsf, - sae'
{ Rebel Army had on Friday nighg loe5seo frs0
ashe whole line Of THAR position OF Tho )inc az
Washington. Uptons Hill, this side Of Esls
church, is necessarily included among the points
now help By the Federal forcsA 49, osoN :
The pcsiiious d Nunson and Hdtauyta Hills
Afforded the Rebels Observation-Disclosures ofalil
our fostf6cations and other deteneees There
were nosigns 70 show that they had eyer mount,
ed any guns IS:
Our troops are now employed - to show thst
they do hoe merely intend 70 temppfuiiy ocsspy.
their pseseat positions i 1869 5lsisiga.li3sih
The advance Of Gen. Smith upon FalPs church
from Chain bridge Was accompanied By events
Of the most deplorable character. By some nm
accountable biunder, Co: OVENS iran ,t1Mao:a'
phia regiment, n the darhnses OF ne nssnS ms
taking isr rebels Capt nsss; :e;s!asy Hn.Sc
California regiment and Baxterss Philadelphia
Zoaaves and Co. Fridmsn's cavairy ared vol
icy INTO TIE troops last mensscns1 tiilmsl ana
w0ondns ArEs aamhes.T TIC OAnorlla 1egs-4
ment not moving from Whence ne h!'ng came
returned it With marked ensct lne horses g
tached 70 AattS battery, became unmanAeHole
and the tongues Of the caissons wers bsoksn,
owing 70 the narrowneSs Of th4 sfoA1tW k5euk!
Bryant having command Of the ff1t section 81.
trdere4 the guns TO be loaded with grape and can.
lister, and soon had them in rangeof Che suTpos-
ed enemy, when word was sent tf him That he,
was in the company Of friends. 'All was excite.
ment and = long time elapsed beSofe' fnel SEXUAL
Gonoluon o. aneiss ~ Issoel;aaSeSd ny conn.
r~r.ho. .s,..S.a Asi:is5 -.
4 az. IsS-rs. ..1,,,., ,...a. /. q, ~
\. he sns,,,s 49, h,,rraS tn,,. "a
n,one,t, 10 . ccn.;der.h,. smc5nt !; This v;ll
h. Il vss.;r.ted - 1asu Mcf,leIi.n stronclv CON.
SsmnsS s~os ~. - 'N's'v W.
Trhe -bsre. hcnts ~ tho enam hayh Mn ;heef,
a;saasasaS rS,o;. al -. dss.s.,,stls 40.
ssnt mimi: tn. r p,oss n,oh. hie thcor, Is thsi
tha Rehels ara making feinta of rstrest' "a thew
d;d ,,,o,;,.,. - az hstt,o 81 Rail Nm v;th tho
view Of drawing our troops into ambuseade ~
Their encampments show that they had 1t no
time over 10000 men in front OF " ashington' 6
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From 'ne eeu-,. L,le:ai 9
BosroH, Sept. SO.-A letter from tne trigase e
Colorado, at Fort Pickens, says that the boat
expedition, on the l4th inst, destrcyes the
rebel steamer Lady Davis, in Pensacola narDor.
She was commanded by Commodore JhensnaN'
formerly Of the q. s. n. ~. "a -:
The Constellation, late nag snip OF ,sne ATT
can Squadron, from Leonado, aug. iitn' ar
rived at Portsmouth On SATURDAY:
Letters report the Freb!e MARION ana ssesWer
Massachusetts, At Chambers Island. a ING NOUN
of the Mississippi River, on tue l3'" i"se' tl si
grew had been landed, batteries snroWn " 4n NJ
the light house re.hgnteo. ~
"a From Forsress Monroe. 'ii'
Eop- MoNRor. Sent 2o.-The Confederates
,ast NIGHT fred on our nickel guard at Hampton
Bridge and severely wounded one man. Il Sine
Gen Wool and star have spent the dsy at
Newnort News
The Young America has brought two prizes
from Accomsc county. got.
Thirteen schooners. TODAY. sail for HATTIE.
rss Inlet. The s. R. Snauldine is expected from
the inlet tonight and will return with the bal.
snce of the Indiana goth if'" 19'sst
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From Aensucky. u n 10
LOUISVILLE, Sept 28.-Hon. Horace Maynard,
of Tennessee, is at Frankfort.
Agents are now stationed along the ONO
river to prevent the smuggling OF arms into Ken
lucky. ..ig itI .el, 9
The Bulletin says blN troops from Terre
Haute, Ind, have gone up Green River, KY, and
haye taken possession OF lock NO. and 3. One
shot was fred and the IRE vas returned, killing
three assa'lants. Many families have gone to
Evansville from Green River County sad ISL
Regiment Of Cavalry from Ohio has gone,
into camp near Covingtcn on the Lexington
Pike. ia4f' @ sst2S lap W.
National hags, were thrown to breeze from
Louisville and Gault House to day,
Seventeen Heceksionists, among them jas. 3.
Clay and Col @. Harris, of Madison, KY, we're
brought to Louisville this p m. and committed.
d The writ Of habeas corpus in Clogs case had
been issued returnable before Judge Cssron on
Monday.
Z ALawyer Of this city was arrested but dis
charged on taking the oath of allegiance.
It's reported that some Of Buckner's troops
s tne o'on camp oi Mua ~ l'.''.s
which tho Rebels vs,e hsdlv wb;nned - :
Un;on man are coming tn Harris, aid from nj,
d;,sc,;ons With ,ho, ann. and Ksntnct. las
~ .Sv,o,r " Inn do,a y rha $50, c. :
m;tt,ea rsnorted y .t the ares, Of Ew;ny Dsi.
ra..oo,h aIJ Irn.n w.,,ho.s oc ~ Ia";.,s...a
w.s ;,IanaI ,nwa,,an,ad "a 49, saa.noJ
ths;r relsssa P'oSSA.ss
The shauL. of tho Genera, A..eu,,Iv ". i.
voted 70 Ohio Indian. snS II,;no;s ~: .h %is
ia ~ ar,os.;nn .ha 1855 &c Wao.'.. ~
1.ou,sv,,,r Son. ao"Tha Ion,n.i ~ ,o,;.
10 ev;dsrcn ,bst 1oil;ootfar hos taLsn Msnohas
TO- ISl.. oont ;,h nsa. iass IA ..a.. ,s
s,,not;on ~ cno,.r 'o'' 1"1 e'sas ''
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rested and committed Saturday, for aiding re-
hellion NlEs 'a'isek3 "a, 9
There is doubtful rumor that six hundred
Confederates had an engagement with Ave hun
dred troops of the 10th Indiana, half way be-
tween Bardstown and Bloomfield Result not