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The New York herald., 1862-08-12
,l,scci,nneous FOREIGN items.

According reports from tho French Watering placosf.
T. The 2jt July, there much fewer visitors than
last ye, oSag, IL is supposed to the unreasonable
ther Al complain II deserted table dLse aud empty
Louscs There arc also fewer visitors AZ Laden than usual
while EoEbaTg Use ua,st trequeltcd o s.n,er places cf
amusement is any thing but full. The London exhibition
is Spl ossi 70 have attracted many ccltcri, lourists
this year - England
The German government journals say that tho scogn-
ton Of Italy By trussa has sod niuc, codncss bc.
tween IA cabinets Vi Berlin aud Vienna. The liberal
party Germany consider according 70 their orssns tho
policy o Prussia wise, as tending 70 Gssipats ia hopsa
OF ioacdons.s.
General dc MraTdo', who Is TO command the cavalry oS
the lctneh eyIs lt!1aary corps IN Mcyco ct Paris on
hs 2st oi G! for Cnsrboure where lao IL 80 orntak
beard the Iharat steam corvette for Vera trpz.
curious outbreak occlrrci in the london exhibition,
The jurors IN making Their awards have Disappointed noh
few o. the exhibitors, and loud coHplaits nave beau
heard since The isl u n.odals was nac public. Au
urtist in hair" unable any longer TO restrain bis !ndg
nation at having been passed over With rers ionor-
able on posted up notice b " ~ OF his
.aprr,ug 10 the puG against the juror awards in his
caSp. md challenging all artists IN hair' to produce
auythias equal TO hts work The cynmissopcre once.
Ok stops TO crush tho rebeli.as ''a t.i n harp
They su,gcd his ease in canvas bar md ordered
sagpcr 10 tha, the srominous coycriy not
novel. The unhappy exhibitor threatens them with
Lcual M
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Eesumr;ica OF the Daily Mail to Cali.
iOrnil.

From tho st. Louis Democrat, July 3O.1
We unders tand that the daily overland mail coaches to
California have resumed their trips aud leave Atchson
with passengers and matter usual every
ng. No Official Instructions have yet been received
from the Post Uce Department 10 send tho mails for the
Pacific by hs route, although Is probable that such
Instructions Will be issued in few days Our authority
for the statement that the coaches have resumed their
day trips is private despatch tro,c .s locu agent OF
the company Ut lson 70 gentleman in this city.
The company tho 7th inst. obtained leave from the
Postmaster General TO change the route between Jules
burg and Fos. Br.tger Twenty days allowed 70
remove the stock from the old TO the route As
disprt, las arisen in the Eastern papers regarding
the location Of the road append extracts
FROM private letter from Ben Iloaday ESQ proprietor
OF the overland Al nc referring 10 tho subject which
ought 20 be conclusive to the route chosen Mr. Hol
iaday says-
From con, ,e, interruptions by the Indars on our old
route ILre dccaed II mpracticabc 10 continue servco
thereon aul ave therefore asked and obtained consent
from the os Office Department TO change to route
leaving TIE I'D at Juesbarg and following the PkeG
Peak road within seventy miles OF Denver City
along the oath Platte 70 the Cache Ia Poure river up
this to on. Bridgsr's Pass, through il
Bitter creek, down this to Fort Bridge where wc strk
the old read b. adopting the new route, leave that
part of tine country nfcsteby Indians one hundred miles
ances, and 1t tho same timc from trouble by
is that route considerably shortened enabling us to-
carry mails California Ia less time than heretofore
The By the cid road Julcsbarg TO For D.
dger Is 55 Eiilos; by the Il is less than 500
mile 1ic distances TO the principal between
Arch nd s,.E Frame ipco nra ne niiotv-
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wing eagmy Then c.,amer sed the usual chase, the
ebeh Invisible 10 cloud Of Gust our eassy cass @ ne
hod and inc Infantry "doubie quieklng" through tno
yAnd Turning angle oi the road IN the valley o 'a
ny, we found the enemy drawn up preparatory 70
cNAsnx apon but before they could make up then
minis try the experiment our she were ct.eA,ls
about their ears. and the hill went the chivaly
a;aln. In a moment more saw them sneaking on "
We right and taking another position. Our howitxers
and with farewell glimpse OF bobbns gray J1cKe's We
went into camp. -
Sunrise this morning found us on the march General
Hatch returned 10 Fredericksburg and SeIeIaSiooon
pressed of 10 the left To the sappurt OF Coone Cutter
who had advanced down towards Frederick hah STATION.
Wednesday, O'Clock, Colonel Cutter reached me
Pannnkey riysr whore he lot strong guard and push
rg with hundred infantry section OF artillery
and the Harris Light Cavalry, dashed down upon tho
rair oai Captain Wallace Of the cavalry, sent on
10 the right two half mics, where he tore up the
rails and oharw destroyed the road while Lieutenant
Colonel Kilatrick proceeded Frederick Hail station
Here they tore up the rails, blew up several cuverts
with powder des troy ed the depot with amount of
grn .oseter v th several water tanks other vaua
bic rebel property On their return. having heard that
the cneny we're in the vicinity they burned the bridge
the~ pamunkey river and hating At night barrica-
ed tho roads and made all preparations Tor nght at
tack The enemy however, failed to make their appear
aDce and After iong and weary tramp the command
reached fredericksburg without the loss Of man, and
b..nglga large train OF wagons loaded with corn cap
rebel mail captured upon the route contained letter
from stan ocer, stating that Jackson was collecting
large army a. Gofdonsyile with which no woud pierce
POpe's trout and push TO Washing gton. Heavily loaded
trains Aaye been constantly running up to Gordensve,
train having passed just before our expedition reached
the road with three ether trains coming up, which, Of
course, compelled to Return The only loss sns
tanned by in the column OF General Gibbon.
One of the cavalry was killed wounded ana a few
captured. Several prisoners brought in,
10 be sent 10 Washington To morrow II viii be mem
beFed that whom the Harris Light Cavalry destroyed
Beaver Dam station the Loones servant and horse wero
cgptured short time since the servant returled from
Rshm nj, having been paroled, and reported that he
had been se2sd by guerilla aud turned ever 10 the
rebels. Colonel Davies Immediately determined 10 catch
the villain, and ang cut beyond opottsy.vania Court
House succeeded only capturing the buHhw R2cker,
who had the Coonels ssrups attached hs sada.c but
also 4 rebel captain ana lieutenant.
Occasionally hear OF gueriilas between us and Ma
nassas bat all attempts capture them have thus FAR
prove ruitiess. With the exception OF the ex editions
from this pont Aese exceedingly quiet, and
every body getting for the order 70 advasce.
May il come soon.
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News from Sun Er1s1clscO.
THE LOSS OF GOLDEN dATE--N0 PRoBAnJLITB
uF SAVING THE TREASURE, ETC.

SAN FRANCISCO, AEgust 7, 1862.
Cantaln rTudson, Manzanilla the 30.h Of July,
reports to agents Of the Golden Gate that owing
to tte she i bea and heavy surf where The wreck ia
lying s little probability OF saving the treasure
He with palt Of the crew ard oGicets, remained
agents Of The ilerwriters protecting the wreck With
the hope o wing additional lives. THO third officer,
Mr. Scott, charge OF boat containing from twenty to-
thirty persons had not reached AarzaEiln at last
counts.
NEWS FRoA CHINA, THE SANDWICH ISLANDS AND
ARIZONA.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 5, 1862
Arrived ship Western Continent oDg Kong, with dates
the 7th Of July. Fourteen pirates had boen son
fenced be hung Ming 70, the rebel stronghold, had
been captured by the allies. The French Admiral Brates
Killed.
The news a. Honolulu is to the 10Th ult., but Is
npor tant. lhere is bill before the Legislature which
provides that accr be apponted to the government.
who cannot READ write and converse ntegcntly In Ha-
waiian
Tho. news from Arizona, withou. date, states that
Carleton, with The California volunteers had reached the
Rio Graude " ithout opposition. Tho rebel Sibloy had
Withdrawn lis force from Nex Mexico into Texas.
The ipacle lrdans attacked two companies OF cur
vary pas ig. through Mesa valley, killing and
wounding eHcra The Indians REFUSED with great
luss.
Butte. 70 cents other change.
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.aPoaTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Defeat and Desperation OF Porter's Gueril-
lns Ian Missouri.

las IAA MlssOuTls
HUDSON, Mo, August 0, 1852.
Additional particulars Of the fight between Colonel
McNeiIls command Porter's guerllas, at Krksyle
days since have been received here.
One hundred and twenty eight dead rebels found
field and buried. Their onre less could have
been less than three hundred.
II is ntimated reliable authority that fully two thou
sand CT rorters gang have deserted him and are scat
tered, several hundred Of them being prisoners. The
balance Of his forces, which originally three thou
sand, are rapidly reducing, pursued by Col NcNoi's
troops in four columns.
The Union loss eight killed and twcny-f five wound
ed.
Another account says Colonel Mcneil came up with
Porter few miles northeast Of Krksvle, Adar coun-
ty, Missouri, nine O'Clock the 6th-oilowcd him,
skirmishng, into the town. general fight ensuod
The rebels lost hundred and fifty killed, forty
wagon loads OF supplies, and ten wagon loads Of
arms. Porters force scattered.
HUDSON No., August 10, 1852.
Colonel McNel again overlook Poricr's guerias yes-
terday Stockow the westorn part OF Macon couaty
and, after sharp ight, routed them killing and wound
ing large number and capturing many horses Tho
beis scattered in all directions. Some OF tas
prisoners captured had taken tho oath and given bonds
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
The Late Battles N ear rRithmond-Deaths
or Mnssnc husctts SnIAiers.
lMpoRTANT FROM NASHVILLE.

Great ExcitcmeHt-ActiSc -NSTaSnsAO1s -
Rebel Sympathizcrs-imPrc OF
NcCrocs-Union success at Taswalls>
&C., &c. -
NASHVILLE. August IL, 1862
There has been great revolution in this city to-day 10
administering tho Provost guard duties The new Pro-
Marshal. Colonel Gon requires every one leaving
fer their dence IN the country to take tho oath OF aie-
ganco Those who refuse allowed 10 81 home, but
arc no. privileged TO return.
TIE Provost sarshal's olce Is removed 10 tho courA
room 'ho1ariol.
Cofe or Johnson is acting with removed and incrcas
cd yigog in The punishment OF traitors.
Another excitement among the seccssonsts WAS tho
passing rslgh the streets Of gangs Of negroos npross'
from dsoyai owners u work on fortilcations many
tom carrying loads OF bacon ham, biscuit In barrels
and otler stores
There was engagement at Taswals between tho
Uuousts and rebels Saturday, resulting IN Union
success
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NIsiEl< <ets.
PNlLAnHLPIiIA STOCK EnANn.

PHILADELPHIA, August IL 1897.
Stocks rfe.ne Tc1neyivania bs, 81 i, headipg Ran
road, 2oM Morris Cvnal. Al Ling Islira Railroad 17s
ieMnsyivalE Raiiroad, AK. Sigh exciaags OH New
York vi par.
BaIIiMoRE, August II, 1so2
Fiour sasdy. wheat active. Corn a,i white, 70c o
1ic; yellow S,c. GSc wh!sksy dUIl ~ eac oats 4scs
q SOC.
PGmADsLrn's, August II, 1852
Flour doll wheat active: sales co bushels white
at 81 A0hSi So; ROD, 81 20 81 20 cofn IN demands
yci,w eis Oats adyGuVod: old Ate isc. now, $50.
5sc. Provisions uaehaagei whTkoy dal % SOC S1c.
'DuEFAL1 ..lrsu.t ILL u. N.
Flour quiet, Whea, d1ll and towers rcd winter, 81 1871
ssvsrd psas gold on private tcrtns. Corn steady es
40. sales - 900 bushels Oats, aoc Nnskey quicti
~ .u.r. ,nnai tfcights steady linp rts5,00o hhls
ls.r los do hph-is wheat 600 oa has corn, IL COO
s,s,s ~. r.pWts-1.s,a ,a3s hasbels ahsat, lls,aos
Lusssa ora
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Recruiting In lnaf.na.

INnIASAroLs, August IL 1862.
Governor Morton has officially announced that all vol
untees for three years the will DC received mp
to Of the 1Gh and after that date volunteers
will be recoivcd bountes paid. Preparations for the
enrollucn o. tho militia and drafting to I'LL the recent
order for the 300 900 going rapidly, will be
completed by the 10th instant Instructions to the
NODE conducting The draft have been received from tho
War department.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

PouanKE1PsiE, Z, August IL 1862.
large and enthusiastic war meeting held here
this evening Hon. stephen Bakor presided. Addresses
made by Judge Enott and others
meeting Of tho Supervisors held to-day at which
additional bounty Of hrty dsars offered TO all en-
Listing n this district regiment. The Scvcr s very
nigh. Volunteers pouring rapidly, and the quota Of
this county will be raised by the 18th.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

al Fortress caused all carKeys VINO were dis
posed 10 va H. both slaves and free, that into his
lines oyed and paid for their labor, as he stated
IN his Letter 20 senator Hirrs In conversation Win
General HUI ck when he here, General Mcclellan
incidentally mentioned this fact 10 him, which ho fully
endorsed but he neither gave him amy orders upon tne
eubtc ether written verbal neither did he intimate
10 him that he desired him to make any change in hH
policy The statement Of the r. Jtnc 10 The contrary
rowi'bs!ardlng derive thssinormaton r.om General
Mo- ellln himself, whose charscts. Tor veracity and
onr Is bey I'D the roach Q. sacn men write for the
Tribune ard If any has any doubt the truth Of
what say, ! | refer him TO the General. VERDAD.
The Late Battles N ear rRithmond-Deaths
OF Massachusetts, soldiers.
We are requested announce the deaths Of Florence
McCarty Of c., B. and William r. Ryan, Of Co. l. OF the
Ninth Massachusetts regiment, in Of the late battles
,s-r Rchnaud The deceased soldiers nadyertent-
n rcored wolmded but comradc OF the deceased, who
recently arrived this city, asserts that no - positive
tney wero Killed in battle.
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Recruiting I'm wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Augus, Il. lse7.
Tie whole quota Of this state on ths irs, call viii be
full BY the 1th and there indications OF surplus
Many localities cannot be reached by telegraph or readily
both cas would be ed by the 18th without resort 70
drafting.
MILWAUKEE,, August II, 1907.
regular '76 sprit' Is prevailing here. ovcr nGty
thousand dollars bounty fund has been rasod TO save he
city from tie stigma Of drafting
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General Mcclellan and the Ccntrnbantls.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

The Now York Tribaas, among other no,aeous fsbri
cations concerning General Mcclellan aud hs army has
for time past in a jubiiant aud erucg tone
alluded 10 General Hallcsss visit TO this place. assert
lug that ho whls here instr .cted General Mcclellan 10
use all ncsroea coming within bis lines. 10 eompen
sate those chat free, but nnaer e,o.ytapcss 70
fail TO aaIioy all without reagerte To thor s,Atttu
Now 1t Is well sstabiishef lsci. kaSwr 10 ali .oa ,t
with this army, that from tby psnslt Nc .sas LAM lad
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FoRrlu.ss MoNnoE, August 10. 1862

The transport and sanitary steamer KnlcSot booker,
with three hundred and forty six sack and wounded from
the hospitals at Harrsons landing left Fortress Monroe
at twelve O'Clock to-day for Baltimore list of the
wounded could be procured at this place They
ments-FIrst, second. Third, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth.
Ninth and Twelfth Pennsylvania reserves; Eighteenth and
Twenty second Massachusetts,, First Michigan. Second
Maine; Fifth, Tenth and fwcnty hfh New York. The
Doctors in charge W. T. Gale, Of Boston, I. Frank
lin Smith and John Allen, Of Nov York.
Some rumors are afoat here regard TO tho safety
and quiet of Suffolk Norfolk and Portsmouth, bG. not
much Of importance has yet transpred. The Union
pckets have been twice driven in within the past week
The frst time 1t occurred Norfolk.
The steamship Baltimore arrived to-day from Beaufort,
reports alb quiet in that harbor stoamtug Champion,
steamer Guide bark Major Norton, bark Guerill a
choonors Richard Vaux and J. L. Redner ship Marcia
Grcsneaf, Uni.edy states cutter Forward and gunboat
Mount Vernon.
On the 9th inst the gunboat Cambridge sailed for the
blockadipg squadron oil Wilmington.
Tho Baltimore passed yesterday propeller Of large
size, British built standing eastcrly. She showed
coors but ressnbled in every way the Modcrn Greece
which got aground months ago while attempting TO
run the blockade OF Wilmington She looked suspicious
The mail boat John A. Warner has just arrived
from up the river and reports all quiet The
that General Mcclellan wounded at Malvern
Hill unfounded. The boat brought down many dis.
charged soldiers andseveral bands which havo boon dis
missed from the army
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THE LATEST.

There was no battle yesterday lsaaday), only sSlr
Tnlshing
The telegraph wires have been loaded with private
messages rom individuals ia the Army of yirgaia
sariDg friends Of their safety.
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CnAnAs TeAr1.-Thc 81. Catbcrires Journal says that
project is on loot among Liverpool men or putting
number Il ron steamers to Canadian and Liverpool
route Cas Of these IS 80 sail daily from Quebec or
Montreal ohers beng poyei DsTesn The atsr ports
and Inc ports Vi shi,incuJ fof srain.
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Dur Culpepper correspon dcnce.

Cus.FEPr9R, Va August 8, 1862.
Bs,sides Corps dArsss Aqaia oeek-rhey Constitute
a. III Wagof General Pops's Arms-he Position Of
6ensial Ne OolseH - ne Wallach East-Ths Tables
Trncz 9a Petel DesEe.lersi PhGrIcslatsts Establish
naa Ds4il.e5-lgesideat Liacoia's Eaeroetic Policy
Atpla,dsd ~ or Army-Leaih Of the Troops-OT
C1,srl ir.i Irgerociag IN Efficiency DC.
The disenbarkaton Of General Buruslde's forces at
aqua crect and the understanding that they will con
sutc tie et wing or the Army Of Virginia. give general
satRfacNu hee An assurance Of success everywhere
expressed the lines brought up and the troops
oaltra 7ed u.on few points are enabled 70 got an
idea numbers and strength Of General Pppes
nand It's believed that the corps darmss OF Genera
Mcdowell VIII t'tSe the lead in our advance southwark
The General has fTequently msrepresented and
malgped tha, bis troops regard with satisfaction the
probability 4! opportunity occurring whereby be may
reestabish MS good namc. The corps Of General
Mcdowell ooc.pos the hills that encirce Culpepper,
and To lltfc town .s ovcrrur with officers and
scldiers. The Geng0sl is lGuartered at the resi-
dence Of y Walach, Isq editor Of the Washington Star
M W has been refugee from his home for seventeen
ms ard rel ned 1t last week 10 find himself sudden
y influential and The citizens who aided and
abetted MS expulsion beg him 10 ntcrcede with the
Union forces tha, they may not be in turn exed.
Ny impression and that Of all discerning officers and
that these people should be compelled
feved the Northern suffers for their cxtorton
bot the publCac AMI falcrs OF C4pepper the
opealy igrant, exacting and fraudulent have
ggss noted for his rascity these rega ds, had
ms gated yesterday. paid at Of the village
hotes at tae rate three dollars and aaf day for IN
Sufficient aud wrctehed Subsistence
gnenL, the village provost olcer. lie has under GUS
tcdy hun % prisoners. Trains and mails will
here daiy ? tSr to-day, asd we hope 10 receive
better provisions taa are al present obliged 10 do
with The read 70 ne Rpidan river be completely
repaired he course q days and we Shall then
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Recruiting i'm Oneida County.

UucA, August ii, 1852.
Tho Fourth Oneida regiment, Colonel Peasc, has FIVE Of
It's companies fun ard mustered We shall have full
regiment and few hundred To spare by tho 18th.
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rSiarIiNI ERla GEN. PCPE'S ARMY.
ICaNuNJtD FROM FIRST PAGE.l

ICaNIINJtD FROM FIRST PAGEl
DarS regimssss having lost all their officers The ma
lor,ty Of wounded the battle have net Jet ar
Biycd. They viii not os sent down ur,a their wounds
have received attention Culpepper Quarters are pre-
pared ia tlen here. and they are seuris sxpss'ed.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

Ice Wontd-Quist--7he Sick--Sani'ary Mcasures--he.
turned Prisoner S,aeSssnt-Rejsi ignorance
mn, de-, 30.
This army has made up its mind that II live where
any other white man exist The heat produces ass
udo to be sure but deprived Of ce have been for
several days, and deprived, are Of tie thousand
and ameloatons Of the heat whicn arc 70 bs found
at lie North manage 10 malplan our health and az
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Turning or a Propc,,cr,

FORT STANLEY, August II 1889.
The propeller +. Bruce, from, nc',ct was burnsF'
this noon uDout miles on here. nlc was icadedl
with FOR Buffalo. All hands saved by sm1i
boat
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M'CLElLAN'S ARMY.
Scenes by the Borders OF the
James.
Splendid Appearance Of the Camps
by Moonlight.
Interesting Views i'm tle Army
at Midnight,


Tho remains OF the late DR.. Denniston, VINO was
drowned some two weeks ago in the James river, have
been recovered by his father through tho Of kind
friends and Their way homo, accompanied by
the father OF the deceased
The sick and wounded Union soldiers are being moved
away from the Army Of the Potomac.
The transport state Of laine Came down from Hsrri
Landing this mornng witn hundred sick and
about forty wounded They g. direct to Philadelphia.
The transport Louisiana kas also arrived with about
three hundred mostly sick, from tho same place, and
also bound to Philadelphia.
There aLFort<ess Monroe about fteen hundred
sck and wounded soldiers transports all OF whom
going to different places North--sonc Philadelphia
to Annapolis and some to New York, where they
be better cared for than in the army hospitals They
ali appreciate the advantage Of the change.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-23
From the wellsburE Herald. ~ lsz4.s
Letter from the First Virginia Regi-
LURAY, Page County, Va, l
June mn 1880

f.} .54lf June llth, 1862. r.
Dear Fdther I've have had another
battle, Accompanied with retreat, ard
again lhelst Virginia has met face to face
the rebel hordes who dare assail our fiag.
This time Wellsburg mourEs the loss OF
several of her brave sons.
lwrOte to you on Friday last from Honey
vile. On the same evening Gen. Shields
came up to our. camp aud~had a long con-
suitation With Golouel ThOblrn, who was
then in command of the three regiments
stationed there, belonging to the 4th
brigade. On Saturday morning We moved
up the river, to join Col Carroll, wfth.ttis
1th Indiana, then at Naked Greek. We
Joined them in the afIsrpoou aud al Il moved
up several miles further, four miles above
Conradis Ford, This was ten miles from
Port Republic and eighteen form our camp
Of the day before. at l O'Clock Sunday
morning we started, on miserable road,
through q long, low, dark woods, a, literal
slough of dsspondn and the ssvalIey Of tie
shallow Of DEATH to u1a6Y q poor fellow.
About 10 o'clock Ne came in sight OF Port
Republic, small village n-ths North side
of the Shehapd doati On the hills back Of
the village could beseen Jackson's bag
gage train aud camps seWiIh his artillery.
Soon our cannon com meneeA shelling; onp
@ their camp. they rsPlylag fF9m two "
Our object was 10 cross the river here
and destroy their bag flll back aGross
the river and EQeeed 9p.tp WayneshpronRh
and burn Two Rail Road bridges, thus COM
pletely cutting OF Jaeksoh's c6mtnnnftb3
tion and retreat. Well, the cavalry under
Col. Carroll aud Mai. Chamberlain made q
dash Into the bridge the infantry. fodf
small regiments; follhWinE, close iuFl rE3T
this time WelhAd gone fpHas half mile along
Jacksop's line and theFe ebelReonl ldbeseen
plainly euNertnE som the opposite side
of the river when almOst simnltan aneously,
the rebels unhp etlaNnd opened on 1s
afReteel aa0re Pitees Of cannon. OF course
this made things 50 hot that We could not
sstapd il apdiWs ssabout facedll aud .feli
backA couple Of miles In, this eapuonad-
ing our regiment did not lose man, bni
the brigade lost about tWe1ty. Cabtdin
Robinson lost three pieces tof atiflery,