The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

Gen. rope. fHSc i'ole W His tent
Col Rus gles. chici or stan. Carpet OF tent.
Major sefidsc A. A. e.. Two dozen paper collass..
Col. Cleary q. M........... Liquor case only
Col. McConb, G. E...... His ora,lawi wrench.
Col. Morgan. a.......... ..... Nix
Col. Batter .............'. -. DiIfo.
Col. Beckwih........ .... .hls spccacies only
MAJOR Msline. His splendid mess chest,
intact.
Capt. Piper. .................E Everything.
Capt. Skunk. k.................1 .1hree soiled socks.
Capt. Asche. ............ Every thing.
Dr. Neiar nd............. Mess chest'
Capt Pore, A {. S..... ...... HmscH.f
and bis cap cover
Capt Brown. ............. [ Brush broom and bottle
( OF hair tonic.
Capt. Bar. ...... .... ~. Notnngf
trhese collars the MAJOR has since divided with Gen.
Pope.
IAhorgh asng bis clerks he lost himself and is now
t,apt loi q when last heard from, was inqarsg the
way ~ Alexandria.
'Capt Bii lost $500 in clsh.
Tho above lls comprises all that saved Of the per
sonai effects II the st8G.
Gc. stunrt found darksy camp, OF about the same
size a. Pope, and this conraband individual he
cscd the Generals best clothes shoulder straps and
all, and caused TO ride beside him mue through
warrenton Labelled, (" No retreat, Onward 10 Rich
mond.n
Where tht rebels came from where they went Il
pure surm,se, aud form intelligent
guess. Bet that they there is obvious.
ropes army has fallen back from the Rippahanns to
warrenon Junction lten mcs) and that OF Nee .ean
now fast joining H. The rebels have crossed the Kappa
hammock nfercs and battle cannot be long delayed.
We can get no news except such CLEAN from
returning people at Aexandrs, and many Of these
ports are entirely unworthy Of belief thanks General
alccx9 order iQr excluding hs representatives OF tho
press from ihe army may gay here that the order
errcd to heartily condomaed by all classes here aud in
The army. No what COED he intends 10 &C.
compleh by such course,
There his been 10 serious lighting for the past forty
eight hours; but expect brush tomorrow.
OUR SPECIAL ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, u. O., August % 1852.
All Quit nsaY Wdrroeon-Figltng White salptw
Sprisgs--Sgsl's 1oucncnts--cdpiafe Of Rbi Rsgta,
Caurrg--Whct ne Rebels Gainci BY Ms Rati--Suarrs
Rebel Dashcs--Te Afdir ne Riiiyodd-Ths Rebel
Gcasru,s ia hc Ficld-WAsrs They Appeay q BE-
vgfiag Tier Chicf dtaci-fhe Union If Our armies
1ac Rctet Piriaq--lrrea Of Cic'l;sa Relels &c.
Ihaye lust returned from The Union advanced lines on
ulc Rappah4nnock, az two pslns. visited point
the railroad bridge the Orange aud Alexandria Rail
road about nine miles from warrcnon Junction aud
eleven miles south or warrcnton. An quiet in that
direction the rebels seemingly indspoed - attempt to
make in Impression upon force thcre, where have
n,cn strcnghened While ~ this point, about halfrast
eight O'Clock yesterday morning rhoavy artillery firing
heard in The direction Of the White sulphur Springs about
eve miles nom warrcnton. THIS Airing continued for
me hours | Immediately fastened to ascertain tho
cause II The Grng What evidently siges point
learned rrlm undoubcd authority that the AMIR
uninportant rho obj1ct was TO feel the enemy Is
strength and position.
Not a doubt Is entertained but that sgel can maintain
bis pcaon on the rigt as Ia gc numbers of oops are