The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK, Aug ga Times Cores
pondeat states that the portion OF McClellans
army which embarked st Yorktown h7s al
ready arrived al Alexandria
The corps under the command OF General
Franklin. which embarked at Fort Monroe
on Friday arrived az Alexandria 70 day.
IL IL also reported another corps will Gene
10 the same place TO morrow.
Ia fact appearances Indicate the entire
army Of the Potomac, excepting Gen. Porters
corps. which went 10 Fredericksburg last
week, will make Camp California the old
camping ground. situated abou ! ~ miles
from Alexandria, a temporary rendezvous.
Ii Is the opinion that the tfvyps now at
Alexsndris, will in the course ofa day or
two proceed TO join Pope's army.
am informed that kearney division.
which arrived at Alexandra abo,s the mid
die OF last week, took part in an ergsgement
which occurred near Warrenton sterdsy
The new regiments are daily pouring into
Alexandra. and every day they are sent for
ward 10 join the army.
The Times Washington dispatch says
Acting Adjutant Mordock. Of the Seth Ohio,
committed suicide last night by blow ng his
brains out with pistol. He was i'll with
fever but was not thought 10 be deirious
The Herald's Washington Junction
respondent says military critics profess 20
believe our forced advances II the Rspidan
were premature,y made. Jackson disturbed
our figures somewhat AZ Cedar Mountain,
and possibly deranged our calculation. As
n consequence he and his coadjutaters sssail
us now within thirty miles OF Manassas. and
with the largest army the rebels have ever
rallied east or west. We all look hopefully
for the coming of Mcclellan. Burnside's
troops here.
1t the new leyies were ever needed il is
this time. Gen Pope i still held to be equal
10 any emergency.
The crippled but indomitable Banks is
still with HI maand. and Mcdowell has
an opportunity 70 wipe away bloody recol-
lection within c. On shot Of Bull Run. for
be i active and erywhere present.
The Rappahannock correspondent of the
Tribune saws. the greatest crisis OF the war
occurred between Thursday morning and
Saturday night. II is passed and We are safe.
Washington il safe and our army is SAFE
The Nation i safe, for Pope's artillery is
nov guarding the line OF the Rappahannock
aud Fitz John Porter. with very heavy
force, joined Pope on Friday evening. aud a
host of Regiments have joined and are join
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now look for the grand movements of the
war within 30 days. Do not forget that
Burnside has massed large army ct Fred
crcksburg. and Pope is nearly or quite as
strong as Lee and jackson. and Mcclellan
is freed from the net which held him in It's
meshes on the Peninsula.
Some stir was caused in camp, and a
thousand times more in Washington | find.
he tho snaean raid of $50 cuerrillas upon
Catlet's Station Under cover OF the night
they dashed IL -yon a very small collection
of men and wagons. and staT?eding a lot oil
Suffers, servants and teamstert. burned sey.
en- wagons, ran of number OF horses. aid
took about 100 prisoners. The most seriou:
part Of the business is they took Gen. Pope's
personal baggage and money. and all hi.
official papers, correspondence. kc.. which
happened 10 be in one of the wagons which
had been sent to the rear. III the attack Al
Catlet's Station no supply Trains were de-
stroyed or contents injured by the rebels
Many wagons were too wet 10 burn.