The New York herald., 1862-10-31
NEWS FROM ECIELLkTS ARMY.
Accounts Of The Advance Of Pleasanton's Cavalry
and Burnsids's Corps Into Virginia.
Skirmishes with the Rebels on
the Route.
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THB LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT.
Junction Of General Burnsids's with
General Sigel's Corps.
Capture o. Prisoners, Horses and
0ettle from the Rebels.
One Of General Longstreet's Aids
Taken Prisoner.
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY,
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rHB LATEST NEWS FROM THB FRONT.
Capture o. Prisoners, Horses and
Cettle from the Rebels.
One Of General LOngstreet,s Aids
Taken Prisoner.
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY,
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The Reports from headquarters.

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The Reports from Headquarters.
HEADQUARTERS, ARAY or THE PoronAc, Oct 80, 1852
The correspondent who furnished the Baltimore Aneri
can with the account Of the advance of the army into
virginia was arrested by the military authorities yester.
day. the information having been highly contraband.
1t has been decided that the correspondents OF any
paper which SHALL its eagcrness to publish in
advance Of it's contemporaries transgress in this
ner hereafter the regulations Of the military authorities
thus endangerng the Of military movements and
OF the army, shall be excluded from the lines.
Everything has been quiet at the front to-day. The
enemy % yet have not manifested disposition TO attack
our advance. Our cavalry actively and successfully
feeling the enemy and constantly making captures Of
prisoners horses &C. The counties Of Loudon and JEFF
ferson abound in forage Of every description.
The enemy observed last night signalling from
mountain near Snickersyle They evidently have
considerable force at or near Mddcburg.
II is believed that Gen. Bragg is his way from Cum
ber,and Gap TO Join Gen. Lee in the valley.
There are from Cumberland that the rebels are
stil in strong force at or near Martnsburg. Three
females who came within lines at Cumberland yes
terday morning. report the rebel Generals jackson
Hin and Hampton encamped near Martinsburg. Three
hundred rebel beeves last night near Hedge
field short distance from Martinsburg.
Yesterday force Of cavalry sent out from near
Cumberland after the party who made the. recent rebel
raid Maryland. The enemy were overtaken sixteen
prisoners captured and twenty horses secured besides
number Of the rebels wounded.
Contrabands who have come within lines on tho
Upper Potomac report that the rebel Generals Jackson
and Longstreet were yesterday moving towards Berry
willie from the direction Of Charlestown.
The enemy are still thought TO be in force Immediately
in 'front.'
To-day large number Of civlials who had been ar.
rested Maryland for dsloya practices sent to
Baltimore Among them was the Rev Mr.. Douglass, Of
Sharpsburg who charged with sgnaizng the enemy
and otherwise giving them information.
As parties representing themselves TO be refugees
Virginia communicated important Information to
the enemy most stringent orders have been issued rea
tive passes. No civilian will hereafter be allowed
the river at all unless for the Of business
contested with the military authorities.
Yesterday morning the females OF small village in
Lsudon county stoned cavalry applied to them
| the most abusive epithets
The parties arrested in Harpsrs Ferry for pass ing coun
terfeit money last week 10 be turned che
United States Marshal for Maryland. They have been
held in military custody until the present time, II
undecided what course TO take with them, they
having been arrested In q locality where the
civil laws are for the time being suspended.
lney Will DO uieu w Onilsu STATES CouTt
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PcroxAo !
Oct. 3o-Evening.
The rebel pickets under General walker Uppervis,
were driven from TINT place yesterday afternoon The
infantry were said to have marched to Snckersvs their
intention evidently being TO escape to the right Of tho
| Blue Ridge Mountains, by way Of Smokers Gap This
| il tho only news from that section to-day
The orders Of the commanding general Of this army are
being carried out day and night with all possible des
| patch.
The rebels have destroyed portion OF the railroad
running from Charlestown 10 Winchester.
An aid 70 General Longstreet who paying visit at
Fairfax, was taken prisoner to-day
The Reports from Washington.
The Warrington Star Of last evening says that General
Burnside has already advanced down along tho eastern
base Of the Blue RIDGE and formed practical junction
/ with General Sgsl, their lines Of pickets joining
The withdrawal Of walkers rebel forces from Upper
vile doubtless In consequence Of the rapidy OF Gen
Burnsldss movement In that direction. We do not be-
ieys he has gone the direction OF Sniskervie a. in
that event. he would be rushing into the jaws Of Nc
Cslans army but rather across the Ridge, back Of Up
psrvile over the Alexandria and Winchester turnpike
i. TIE rebels continue to occupy the ridge between
Harper's Ferry and Winchester which Lee posted
his army after crossing into Virginia We believe he 10
Porter already defeated his probable scheme Of
attempting to surprise sgel TO cover Il promptly he
/ will have TO move back towards Richmond.
The Reports from Harper's Ferry.
HARPER's FERRY, Oct. 90, 1862
has been ascertaned from good authority that Gen.
Lee has lately been dstachng his artillery from the
derent brgades and divisions and massng II with the
reserves The object supposed 10 be TO enable him TO
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The damage Z! !hs :rucx or the railroad o the Are Of
yesterday was sufficiently repaired last night admit Of
the trains running regularly to-day.
Tho Reports from Opposite Shepherds.
town.
CAMP Orrosm SHHpHxapsrowH, Nd, Oct. 20, 1894
Yesterday Gen. Butterneld parted with his old brigade
10 assume command Of division which he has been a
signed. His leave taking Of the most interesting
| character.
General Humphrey reviewed his division yesterday.
The command Ia composed wholly Of new Pennsylvana
troops, and made very nne display.
Information has been received from the virginia side or
the river that the rebel ca~ay nred into by our artillery
Tuesday had Ave men killed, -four wounded and aum.
Der Of horses killed and crippled.
Yesterday clergyman driven out or one Of the
camps in this vicinity BY the troops for sssang the &C.
nerslship Of General Mcclellan The army will not tole
rate aspersions upon "Little Mac.n
The Reports from sharpsbury.
SHARrsBuRe, Nd, Oct 20, ls62
Yesterday Rev Robert 0. Douglass, formerly pastor OF
the Dutch Reformed church in this place. arrested
for sisnazng TO the enemy and otherwise giving them
information concerning movements. For ssmo time
past ho dvutcd hh attention agricultural pursuits
and owns lasc plantation upon which roriion or our
army his tccm encainled lie ihas bad abundant fici.