Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

jackson and we presume a portion OF The
resi- Of Lees army that had succeedeu III
making its way down from Whine rams
through Throushlare Gap. The location
az the battle Of the day was in the Viclm,y
nf lIaymarkct, and from Eaymark't on III
the direction OF Sudley Church, or IN other
words, but few miles northwest OF the
n yer o-be-iorgotton battle of Bull Rnn.-
llamfglrn,an.s corps. five are correctly in
formed. came up with the enemy's rear
about 10 n. M, niles from Con'elviilr,
which point he l., ii at da, break. lie found
Sionrwal Jacks fighting with Mcdowell
or Sigel or both. on the right, in The direc-
ton Of Haymaket. This position they took
by going north from Gainesville o command
the entrance TO and exit from Ihroughtre
Gan. Our own informant, who left Center
Vile at 4 o'clock h The afternoon, cool
and clear-headed man, says that up to that
hour the impression prevailed there that
nothing had definitely resulted from the
da, 5 fighting, which though continuous had
moi been very bloody battle.
Persons subs, qnently arriving, who were
on The field themselves till 1 p. M. repre-
sent that the tide OF success was decidedly
with the Union army, which pushed the reb-
els successfully on both sides. AN empress
sion pre- walls that the reserve of Lees ar
my, supposed TO be from twenty to forty
thousand strong, might suddenly appear
near the field, and we know that the heafy
corps under Fitz John Porter was so posted
that it could instantly move upon Lac Will
equal ease, whether attacking Mcdowell
Sige or lIeintzleman. The railroad, we
are happy to saw, has already been repaired
quite up 10 Bull Run, and supplies &c, arr
now being transported over it 10 thai point
t By midnight we have every reason 10 be
lieve the Bull Run bridge will again be
passable, when trains can again run To Man
assas Eie evacuaIng Manassas the rebel:
pareled the 700 Union prisoners they ha,
taken since the commencement OF the NOV
/ ment for which they are paying so dearly
7 The rebels realized that prisoners in theil
| present strait were an elephant in thei
hands and wisely titus got rid of them
4 These 700 prisoners covered all the stray
aiers they had taken, as well as all the 50t
of Taylor's brigade.
Sat,0day-The enemy was heavily re
inforeed on Saturday, and attacked Gen
Pope's army before the arrival Of Gems
Franklin and Sumner, The attack wa
boldly met and severe battle followed
4 The vantage en- The whole was with TIA,
enemy, and Gen. Pope fell back to Center
vile, with his whole army in good order
! He has now been juined al Centerville b,
! Franklin, and Summer was on the march Il
him Saturday night. lie occupies til
strongest position IL the vicinity of Wash
ing'on, and is expected promptly TO renev
the contest and repeat the successes Of Fri
day. Every effort should be used to haste
the forwarding of the new troops.
Washington, Sept 2.
Gems. kearney and Stevens were kile,
in severe engagement which took plae
last evening near Chantilly, about two mile
north Of Fairfax Court House. betwee
portions Of Gen. Pppe's army and Jackson
forces.
Ger loss was heavy, but the enemy wa
driven back a mile, and We occupied tn
field of battle uutil o'clock this mornin.