Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
30 SLAVES RETURNED.
CORRESPONDENCE.


Cmc,eo, Sept. 22-Drluug for the
army begins In iowa tomorrow. Orders
~ tudt effect were issued GA Saturday.
4 special dipatch 90 the Times from
Quincy at ! o'cioc6 ln,s morning says the
Mali Agent 0n thc Hannibal y ~. Joseph
Railroad arrived 90 ,turday night from
ST. Joseph. lie states that Col. Muihgan
and his command at LeXiu. ton SURRENDER
al 70 Gen. rr.ce On Fr.4ay morning 1T )
O'clock.
Tue n.ht continued from Monday NOR
nins untl Ga, time OF .he SURRENDER.
hey fought 5a.lautiy aad desperately
but were compelled 10 yield 10 superior
nam, ,rs.
Inc loss Of the FEDERAL troops il said to
be rom 80 10 DO, Whine that OF the T. b.
els Is bttgetn 300 ana 4,5j0.
The report OF the battle ana the result
are fully corrObOrated 10y passengers ou
the same tram. o. the iact VI tie sur.
render there can be 10 doubt.
i Specia. Dispatch To the Tribune, from
headquarters at 81. Louis, this evening,
SAYS TIE surrender o. Muihgan is not be-
n,tta t"er,, but that r,iniorccments were
pushing towards han from TOUR different
directions.
WAsuNGrov, Sept. 2l.-The special
core spOu4cn, ol tuc Post says:
\ mc-scn-t wto haas JUST arrived from
the Cua.n BuO2e repors th.t ali was
qulet at THAT 20 go tl.s ID raiA-.
a reoei acs.r,tr lts just SOME ia from
Muns0n', HA H. .un,, news that
Deaurc- ar ua4 promised tuo North Car
onna AMI oomn Carolina ko-lmtnts o.
his ARMY tltt thry suOad Oe led 90 battle
0clore tne arst %, October, or they would
have iut PERMISSION 90 20 nome.
The position TOWARDS tu,s country by
the Spanish Government is not satistact0
~. \ diplomatic correspondence is now
in progress between the State Department
a.id the Spanish Minister.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 The Herald
correspondent says that Gen. Mcclellan
anu has stan tbs morning vent to tXim
lue our oArthwurks, garrsOned by por-
ton Oi Gen. FrIukhn's command.
While viewing the cuemy's position
General Mcclellan discovered $40 or ca
OF the enemy approaching abouttwo miles
distant.
lie Immediately ordered several rled
cannon to be put m position, and sent his
compliments to the rebels ia the shape OF
a - pound she'll, which exploded in their
very midst, producing tAe widest con.
sternatiOu.
4 The whole force was seen 10 scatter and
fly, aud there Is 10 doubt that lars,
numD,r we're Killed. The eacmy did not
return the lire.
+ Gen. Mcclellan after disposing OF thi.
advancing force OF tine rebels, directed u 4
attention TO a new battery recently thrown
up ut Cue tntuh sort distance south Ul
Mauson's Hu, known 10 MtsoI's hlll.
lie utc" s,N,rn shells aad shot utC
tbt,r worAe, causing some Oi the hands {,
knock CT. Fey were evident surprIs-
ed ny tn1s sudden p'nins OF our batteries
on them, as they suuucuy disappeared
ana did not rel turn the lire.
Gen. Mcclellan 2 turned 10 the city
about O'clock Tonight.
\ d,serter from the rebel camp at Nun
sons hlll came iuto our lines % day, ana
vas Immediately conveyed 10 Gon,ra
Mcclellan.
lie -tat,s that Generals Beluregard auo
Johnston wor both 40 siunsOn's hIil YES
t.rciy, ana mace q thorough ftcounois.
sane, 81, our post on. lie says there are
ouy about 900 offers 90 Muu-on's H.
aud tnat che m.in body OF thc troOp- ar,
10 Far.ax .uu CeDtre,llic. lie says Jcl
DN.s sas at these tWo points 0n TUESDAY
and reviewed the troops in person.
lie slw Jon DAVIS 40 MGuson's Hill yes
terIav. examining our works with a + las,
lie doe, not think, from all he SAW an,
could learn as private. that there were
over 100 800 menat q. ] these points; l5,0. 4
were reported 90 have been seutir m Ma
nassas a lew days ago to Northwestern
Nr-inia.
When asked if he thought the robeli
we're going to make an attack upon ON
lines, he replied that they were daily eX
pecting nm attack from our forces. IL,
saws distinctly that he never heard the in
tentiou expressed by the rebels of making
an attack upon our entertainments.