Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-18
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TIL 3 GRAND ADFA N CE4 }
No clay the March
o'ei ino'' 80 La -aWs3 'edl moil "a
$4,000 Men en- route!
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News from the Rebels at
Richmond. .
THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR THE WAR
The Number Of their Troops.
n sqaD flq lLuI1l-. :. ..--.--l- =. ..,-.ta 81,
aGEN.. JOHNSON RRTREA9ING
10 WINCHESTER ~, y i.. 80.
ANOTHER, FIGHT IN MISSOURI !
And aROther Eict0ryi in Nirs
q -rl .45-ols o35.oa -a Iginia, e e. a'.a7'a lira
GEN COX RoUP5 TIE REBELS
UPON TIE KA1TAWHAi Il o.
Ii 7--T7T-T ~ TTUWT
Fairfax Court House Abandoned by
Isilsthe Rebels and held by
Our Troops, o 1os1sasJ mI
ANOTHER f:ieHrM MISSOURI !
And another .s Kietery, in Kirsi.
q -a1 -45-o's o'9.oa gihia g. a'Iv,'a 80
GEN COX RouRs THE REBELS
UPON TIE KAI7AWHAi h ss
Fairfax Court House Abandoned by
Iaf9sthe Rebels and held by an
Our Troops. . ,.g,.1,r =
!. This Mornings Report. or
RRonF WAsHINGrON.
20 l, W2sHnaroS, July I6. q

rr,g.lr f. WAsHmaroS, July l6. y
The army has advanced. Gen. Mcdowell
llsftatg $50 p M to go someybers, The
first; brigade of the 9th division is com.
manded by Brig. Gen. Lewis Blenker. Last
might the brigade formed about three miles
from their original location To-day they
we're at Hunting Creek, Va, tenmiles from
Washington, and is TO lead the vanguard
Of the whole column. This forward move
ment Of The troops has had o, wonderful ef-
feet upon the sick list. --...-. -
II has nearly cleared out the Hospitals.
The Worlds Correspondence says: 80 =
sAhthe militie Of Eastern Virginia are
ordered to march for stanton, -, 80 -.
The Times says; Irse-ss7-o, =; -. - :.
ioMr. Shsnks, of The, Eleventh Congress
sional District of Indiana, -hss been ap.
pointed aid on Gen. Eremont's staff, ana
has accepted the appointment. --o - = "
+ The Rribunels dispatch says = +. ...r-,.-
The columns this afternoon probably
moved only to-the advanced pickeis. To.
morrow moFnIhgl 66 aeaFlyi daau they will
press forward upon the enemy. The first
Sighting viii probably take place at Fair
fax 9. IA where there are nine Rebel rsgi-
ments, ~, n, --.--- ','-5 ,@sii,J ,7577l
Z Il ia believed that the design Of our Cen
erals is to avoid Manassas junction, and If
possible circumYent Il. ~, ~ i'1 Aii.in
h A positive intimation is, hoEevef, to al
low no delays, but to push vigorously South
aud fght their way To Richmond. It is
also supposed that the movement TO this
important point WilIhot be direct, but by
flank, and that our columns will pass
Rround The city, and approach it from the
south; afler cutting off all communication.
The report that Hon. oseph Holt Of Ken
tuoky will be appointed q Justice Of the
Supreme Court, is without foundation
There viii probably be no new appoint-
ment I'll the Ceurt has been organized. Z
Information received here to day states
that the rebel forces at 0ccaquan and bum
fries, and one or two other points on the
Potomac, have been removed TO Manassas
Junction. Q gzz E1I
Reports from Arizona and New Mexico
represent the secession feeling in those ter
ritOries Is being very strong, the inhabi-
tanta being mainly settlers from Texas =
IL viii be necessary TO send United States
troops 10 Fort Bliss to suppress them. =
From intelligepce received here by The
last mail from Vera Cruz IT, is stated anG
believed that J. T. Rickett, late Consul O
the United States at Vera Cruz, who wal
recently in tkis city, has gone up to th'
Mexican capital as the diplomatic agent o
the rebels, with the hops Of circumVentinl
Minister COFWin in his negotiations.
i The Times dispatch says:
H. This army in Virginia to-day took up thu
i line of march for Riehmond via FairfaI
aud Manassas. The force. starting to-ds!
/ Is fully $4,000 strong, the number reaching
By actusI count about SO 900. -1'
Col. Burnsides brigade went over III
Long Bridge at four o'clock. this afternoon
and struck the road for Fairfax c. b. q
Ths2Tthl New York, Col slOcum, wen
over at 5 o'clock and also took the Fairfa;
route. -7r
| Herald's dispatch: - ~ .i.-''A .-5' =
The discovery Of pass 70 enter the Rap
pshannock River on the person Of ma
recently foundst Richmond, and the effOr
), of the rebels to create a difficulty in con