The New York herald., 1862-11-25
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Latest Rebel News from Fredericksburg
BY the Way Of Richmond.
Irro,e the gichmead Enquirer. Nov. 90.


Tas enemy On yesterday, took possession or the hin
commanding FredericksburE on the north side of ,h
ers the women and children Nave been leaving
the past few days and here the place Is almost fully
preparated invite the doom iis heroic citizens wou
prefer for TO surrender Our forces still hold possession
the enemy for the present. does not dare 70 atemp
the passage the river. Thus far the contendng forces
only threaten each oher. BMfor the rain Of yesterday
s ,aioM have had onofher story relate. The mooee
Of our troops mdicoted beyond doubt hdt the fe pOaio
thea bgn We shall doubtless hear today some interest
The prisoners captured by Colonel Balls troops at Ere
drickfbrg say that II is General Summers corps that
cupies the hills opposite Fredericksburg Their camp 6res
extend twelve miles.
WILL THERE BR ANOTHER BATTLE AND IP so, WHERE
AND WHEN WILL 1T Be?
from the Petersburg (va) Express Nov. a.
side has withdrawn the bulk of his forces from the Poto
mac TO the Rappahannsck.. We presume that CORES
theatre of operations has again been changed and the
Fredericksburg route " Richmond either feignedy or
really selected BY the enemy j. Is hard 70 say what the
latter intend do. sen Lee has been trying TO get
Ght out of them for weeks but In vain. Thinking that
Lincoln was earnest when he declared his determine
way Of Warrenton he threw himself front for the pu
pose Of preventing the execution Of hts purpose NC
Ceilsn would not. advance and he was super
ing has schanged his base by slipping his
forces around 10 the Rappannock, with the OBJ
ne will succeed In doing, very few days will deter
mine. II he makes the attempt 10 get 10 Richmond
s, oss s S a,v S has been o w.t. Where or wSen
viii be past conjecture We hope, however, that
when IL does take psce. VIII be snnicenily far In the
interior prevent retreat OF the enemy 70 the river
Is not worth while fighting sangunary battle and
losing the fruits Of victory in fight to the Ruubcass
From the Fredericksburg Herald, Nov. Il
During the afternoon the impression prevailed that
the cncmy were embarking in tho vicinity Of Aqua
creek the Potomac river being reported az full OF
transports.
a large ioragng party went down the same day the
river road IN stafford, and will probably continue It's
dcprcdatiors into King George The train consisted OF
one hundred and seventy nve wagons and had with u
-four pieces Of artillery two infantry and two cavalry
companies.
covered with vessels OF all sizes and kinds mainly Of the
transport order That these Intended carry OF
the army Is an opinion entertained by many Enough Of
tho army will be lett the river though 10 "kecp up
apuearanceSr We shall not be surprised VI by Saturday
night the main bulk of Burnsdcs force well its
70 their new destination though Of course this ccuec
understand lha, federal prisoners captured estimate
fbslr numbers at ovcr one hundred thousand, but we
Shs az Jtdesaf force hae is updcr officers ia wLom
peons can e afford rpce trust and be the battle here
or icmo,e. n ere is no cause TO fear The result.
From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. 20
ron FREDERICKSBURG.
Arrivals from krcdericksburg last evening bring no
news Of importance
but stoputd two miles On Nhs side. There had been
firing on either side since the Smelling 81 our railroad
train BY The enemy.n Turs mco,snsa "s y - & oqs ss
hammock, while tho pckets alone> ,be enemy can be
on the Stafford side by obscr "a ous naoe from ~
Paul steepe on lhutsday, appesrco tnst the g.eat
mess 81 the abol,,ouarHy falling bach from the kap
psbanncrK. in The directrp Of Aqua crces ny some
This movement was construed into an intention o apan
doniAg tic march on Richmond by way Of Ere~ e~tercks
burg; but the beet and generally received oS incn
Was that ,hcy were merely moving 10 tile vicmns o
springs and streams sharpshootcrs havmg matcH
m safe or them to use the river water.
Just before the train for RcLmcud left, at ycsler
day General Patrick, Of the abolition army crossed the
0aa s.f
mn 10 The time Of the departure OF The train the object OF
Ms missun hat not tansprcd Up 10 eight O'Clock last
nlrhteno intelligence from this quarter received a,
Inc waf 0ffco.
q a iaic hosr last night telegram is said 10 have
bcen received befo stating that thc obtct of General