Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

SUNDAY NIGHT DISPATCHES
Particulars Of the Battle.
POPE FALLS B.ACK TO CE.v.
TERTILLE.
THE FIGHT SILL CONTINUES.
.fFF.fERS II ~ kE.VTTCKr.
The Defeat at Richmond.
CEN. WRIGHT ATLExINcTON
Particulars Of the Battle.
THE FIGHT STlll CONTINUES.
GEN. WRIcHTArLExINcroN
from Warrington.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Today's Evening
Star, speaking of Fridays battle. SAYS il con-
tinued by the corps Of Heintzelman. Mcdowell
and Sigel against The rebels. numbering 10000.
consisting of Jackson's and portion of Lees
army, which succeeded i'm Getting from White
Plains through Thoroughfare Gap. The battle
took place in the vicinity OF Haymakers, of in
the direction OF Sibley Church, and few miles
northwest Of Bull Run. Heintzelmanis corps
came up with the enemy's rear about 10 A. NJ,
seven miles from Centrevile, and found Stone
wall Jackson fighting with Mcdowell or Sigel or
both on the right
Our informant says that nothing definite re-
suited from this days fighting. which, though
continuous. had not been very bloody. Others
represent that though they left the field at four
o'clock, success decidedly in favor of the
Union army. which pushed the rebels successfully
on both sides.
An impression prevailed that the reserve of
Lees army, supposed to he from $4,000 to a.
600 strong, might suddenly appear on the field
The railroad has already been repaired 10 Bull
Run. and supplies being transported TO the
army.
Before evacuating Manassas the rebels paroled
700 Union prisoners. This included fifty of
Taylor's brigade and the stragglers.
Heavy firing was heard to day in the direction
of Centrevle
TeIeeraphc communication has been re estab-
lished to Manassas.
There is still a large number Of troops in Alex
andria awaiting transportation 10 the battle field.
General Pope's conduct is highly praised in
Government and other quarters
Nearly 900 Government clerks repaired 10
the battle field to attend the dead and wound
ed on both sides.
General Wadsworth took all the hacks here
and sent them to transport the sick and wounded
The following is gathered from private
sources
A report reached Manassas Junction that Jack
son was again on our rear and bad taken %
siton on the railroad near Bristcw, four miles
south of Manassas and burned two railroad
bridges. torn up the track and taken possession OF
all the guards along the road. This information
subsequent events prove true
Popes statement that Hentzleman's corps
would move on the enemy at daylight l. confirm
ed by heavy firing from that vicinity.
Rumors OF various successes reached us but
need confirmation.
Yesterday the rebel scouts were seen in the
vicinity OF Langley's near the Chain Bridge.
Every precaution has been taken TO prevent a
surprise in that direction
Tine impression prevails that the rebels have
been entrapped and the result of the recent ma
neuvering is looked for intensely.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Private advices from
Fredericksburg, up to p. NJ yesterday. contra
diets, the report regarding the burning OF the
bridges and destruction of property III that local.
ty. Burnside at p. NJ. yesterday had possess
ion there.
Forty three wagon loads of hospital stores left
here Saturday for the battle field; number Of
physicians also gone.
LATER.
10 % A. M.-The enemy was heavily rein
forced Yesterday, and attacked Pope's army be
fore Sumner and Franklins arrival The attack
was badly met, and severe battle followed. the
advantage on the whole was with the enemy, and
Pope FELL back To Centreville with his whole army
in good condition. and has been joined by Sumner
and Franklin. He occupies the strongest posi-
ton in the vicinity of Washington, and is expected
promptly to renew the contest with the enemy.
Efforts should be made to hasten forward the new
troops.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l-There is intense ex
element here to get the particulars of the recent
fight, but reports are so indefinate they will not
Justify repetition.
Gen Schenck arrived TO day severely wound
ed in the right wrist Yesterday.
The following is one of the causualties un
officially obtained Col. Brown of the Doth Ind.
killed.
AFTERNOON. Information this evening indicates
there has been little if any fighting to day; our
army is well concentrated and men in good con-
dltion and spirits