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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-02

The detailed accounts OF the engagements
roer Gainesville, on Saturday last, show the
bottle 70 have been one of the most desperate
ord bloody Of the war. The Federal loss IS
estimated at from three to five thousand killed
and wounded mostly belonging to the divisions
of Cen Mcdowell and Porter. The loss OF
officers IS reported as very heavy. Generals
Hatch and Buford are among the killed, and
also Col. Fletcher Webster, son Of Daniel Web
ster The Confederates are also supposed to
bav, lost MANY in killed and wounded, but as
hev held possession of the field nothing posi-
tive could be known. It is believed that,
with the exception Of some sklrmr h
inc, there has been no fighting since Satur-
day. Up to noon yesterday no firing had been
heard at Fairfax Court House, seven miles
from Centreville. It is understood that the
Federal forces are rapidly concentrating at Cen
treyile. General Banks corps at last advlces
. was in favorable position to soon reach Gen.
pope The Confederate position IS IN the
western part Of the old Bull Run battlefield.
4 Washington paper states that Gen. Burn
side has evacuated fredericksburg, and with
drawn his forces to a osition where they can
/. be brought into active service. Gen. Banks,
before he left Manassas destroyed a number Of
locomotives and cars,
At the battle at Richmond, Kentucky, on
Friday last, the Federal force as near as can be
ascertained, numbered between eight and nine
thousand, and at the time were moving to the
relief Of Gen Morgan, at Cumberland Gap.
The Federal loss in killed aid wounded IS estl-
mated at from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred, and nearly all their artillery was cap
. tured by the Confederates The Confederate.
loss is not known, but is believed to have been
. heavy. Gen Buckner is at Tompkinsvil'e, at
the head of large force. The State tele-
graph line has been destroyed by the Confede-
rates, thus cutting off all communication with
Nashville Gov Robinson has issued pro-
cIamatlon, calling upon all the loyal citizens OF
. Aentucky to rally to the defence Of the State
against the invading armies.
Two regiments OF Federal infantry and some
cavalry were attacked on Saturday near Boil
var, Tennessee, by four thousand Confederates,
VINO We're repulsed with loss Of over one hun
OFed The Federal loss was twenty-five killed
and wounded.
8 On Thursday last Federal steamer passing
V"n the Tennessee river about thirty miles
&oove Fort Henry, YVES fired upon from the
Aore. \ gunboat shelled the woods, but did
"oc effect dislodgement Of the Confederates.
y 0reenviIle, Missouri, is threatened by large
+, ne OF Confederates. but body Of State
& "'gS nearly equal in strength, arc there TO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-02

!
(Del on Monday About 9 or 10 O clock the
same morning the ,rillers, to the number OF
twenty or twenty-five, formed in procession
marched to the mill where the colored man
was employed and told him that he emust leave
mmediately-that colored mil}ers would not
be allowed to remain in employment there
The man, it is said, was a very good miller
and had come from about Cooch's mill Penca
der Hundred He took his departure, whith
er we did not learn. The millers then quietly
separated and resumed their employment in
the various mills.
The order Of Saturday speaks for itself, as
to what Gen. McClellans command is actually
| to be- It is to embrace such of the forces
which he brought up from the Peninsula, as
may not be ''sent forward to Gen. Pope's
command"
The Philadelp phia Ledger says:-"Since it
has been announced that no draft Will be made
in this city, it having more than supplied its
quota already, persons in great numbers from
various places have been seeking residences
here There are fewer houses than applicants
TO fiji them, and strange as it may seem, it has
already given an impetus to building.
We have received full accounts of the loss of
the California steamer Golden Gate by fire on
July 27, fifteen miles to the westward of N an
camilla The general facts have been publish
ed. The alarm of fire was given at five O clock
in the afternoon: when the passengers were at
| t. G.,
| it impossible to check the flames, and the ship
was turned toward shore. In half an hour the
ship grounded three hundred yards from the
beach, where there was heavy surf: Boats
were filled with passengers and life preservers
| distributed, so that many of the passengers
were saved The flames spread with fearful
| rapiditV Out of two hundred and forty-six
| passengers and ninety-six Of the crew, about
seventy passengers and sixty of the crew were
saved leaving about two hundred lost or miss
ing: There is little probability Of saving the
treasure.
The proceedings of the court-martial in the
case of Col. J. B. Turchin, of the Nineteenth
Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, have been
| made public. The charges are founded upon
| Col. Turchin' conduct at Athens, Alabama, in
May last, when it appears his men were allow
ed to disperse, and in the presence Of the Colo
| mel and others of his officers, were permitted
| TO plunder the inhabitants Of the town and
| county adjacent and to commit other outra-
geous acts, unbecoming soldiers ormen, Many
of these horrd outrages are set forth. The
court sentenced COL Turchin to be dismissed
from the service of the United States, and its
decision was approved by Gen. Buel.
Twenty-four vessels were lost during the
month &c Aunust the value of which, il cluding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-02


and make frequent hostile demonstrations.
Advices from the James river report that re-
inforcements have been ordered to jamestown
island. On Thursday the Confederates with
eight guns opened on the Federal Hotllla lying
off City Point The gunboats replied and de-
molished all the buildings at the Point and dis
persed the Confederate force.
An arrival from Newbern n. c.. brings in
telEgence that another expedition Of eunboats
had started for Hamilton to destroy again tie
Confederate batteries there
4 train Of cars from Granada was capt. red
by the Federal troops who occupied Hernando,
Miss, on Thursday last. The same dispatch
which brought the above reports thai nh
thousand Confederates were moving through
Grand Junction, and that prominent secession
lists at Memphis say that Gen. Bragg has gone
to Western Virginia.
The United States frigute New lronsides has
been ordered back to Philadelphia from her
recent expedition. Captain Turner has made
very favorable report as to the good qualities
Of the vessel, but objects to being sent. to sea
without her spars.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue will
not be able to furnish proprietary stamps un-
til about the 10th Of this month.
The Passaic, the second of the nine Monitors
ordered from Captain Ericsson by the Z. S.
Government, aslaunched yesterday at Green
point.
Charles Ingersol recently arrested for SEN
timents uttered in a speech in Independence
Square, Fhiladel phia, was discharged from Gus
tody yesterday, by order of the Seoretlry Of
War.
Gen. O. NJ. Mitchell has been assigned to
the command of the Department of the South,
and ordered to report at Hilton Head.
4 dispatch to Governor Andrew states that
Colonel Fletcher Webster, Of the Twelfth Mas
sachusetts regiment, was mortally wounded In
battle on Saturday, and has since died.
NJ Theirs History Of the Consulate and
Empire has just been completed by the publ
cation of the twentieth volume NJ. Theirs
contends that if faults were committed during
the last campaigns of Napoleon, they were not
attributable to him, but to his lieutenants, to
the major general, and to Marshals Ney and
Grouchy.
Hon. W. J. Allen, representative from the
9th Congressional district in Illinois, and other
citizens in the Southern portion Of that state,
have been arrested, charged with disloyalty,
and being concerned with the "Knights Of the
Golden Circle, reasonable organization. ~..
The u. S. Medical Director in Washington,
has reouested such Of the citizens Of that place.
as are willing to receive into their houses con
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04
Kentucky News,
A letter in the louisville Courier, from Piketon,
Pike county, Kentucky, dated December 9, 1861,

A letter in the Louisville Courier, from Piketon,
Pike county, kentucky, dated December 9, 1861,
says:,s -E- r.,
s We are now steadily advancing on the enemy,
with due precaution, and hope we may meet the
Yankees halfway and make them smell Southern
powder and feel Southern steel. They have com
pletely sacked this once beautiful village; and it
now looks as if the angels of he'll had just paid
it a morning call. Houses were pllaged, thousands
of dollars Of private property stolen, and deeds
that would darken the Internal regions were COM
mitted upon woman yes woman-ladies, mothers,
daughters. Union and Secession were Weighed
alike and treated likewise. ~ ? - = -
! Brigadier- General Nelson, as he signs his name
to his proclamation, is nothing more than BLOCK.
head without the instincts OF gentleman;
Col. Wadsworth, of Mason, and Col. Metealf OF
Nicholas, are not much better: F
Cen Marshall has the full confidence OF the
whole army. He has now taken possession OF
Prestonburg, strong strategic point, ana no
doubt but he will soon relieve the Yankees OF
Louisa another strong military point, some fifty
miles lower down on Sandy. - a.,
a Frankfort (ly.) dispatch of the 18th, to the
Cincinnati Gazette, says: ~.s s.. .e ;l4 81
| 4 resolution passed the House declaring all min
isterial offices vacant, the ncumbents having been
within the rebel service, or giving them ald or
comfort 1t will turn about one-third the sheritfs
and court clerks, etc., in the state out OF once.
| The same paper states: 80, gst. ~
We are very reliably informed by n gentleman
living beyond Bowling Green, in the vicinity Of the
Federal army, that a few days since Gen. Rousseau
and staff including Surgeon Wm. Fl. Gardner, were
riding out on this side Of Green river and upon ap;
| preaching the Dutch pickets, regularly posted
there, one or more of them fired upon the company
| the result Of which was that one received morta
| wound-a Mimic ball breaking both of his legs.
! A correspondent of the Columbus (Ga.) Sur
says: ...s..,trr
!, +, have seen reliable young man lin our EN-
ploymenD just from Louisville. He says it is gen
orally conceded that the Yankees have q force 9
/ from so 900 to 100000 men between Louisyill,
and Green river, The Union men are very conf
dent, and say: 'EWe will now crush out the rebel
lion in Kentucky, and by the first Of January, tn
entire rebel army will be forced from our soil,h
i Mr.. - saw in an Ohio regiment a :" contra
band' holding the. position Of Orderly Sergeah,
He says that since the message Of Lincoln, th
secession cause is gaining strength, while tn
4 Union men are silent and thoughtful. r
Pa General Buell. is moving forward slowly an
cautiously. He is fully aware of the strategetica
skiIi Of Our Generals, aud not inclined to ovel
estimate his own ability, He is cautious an
brave, but with small capacity to manage larg
army. f.. -ils, Is a. ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

THE LADIES BAsr1LE IN WAsHNGToS.-A Wash
ington correspondent writesi ,., .,r..- &C.,
Fort Greenough, as they call it, where the seces-
sion women are shut up, is an ordinary brick house
OF three stortes on Sissteenth street, between
and /. ASH strolled slowly by could see very
little indications of its prison character. lazy
sentinel was standing in front Of it, to be sure but
he held his mrusket like an umbrella, and was busy
chatting with gossipipg friend There was was
chair before the front door, but the door was
closed the lower windows looked uncommonly
dirty, and there were no bars at all. The women
are restricted to the second floor, and as passed
some of them were visible -....,--..
In the yard beside the house there is a tall round
tent, and soldiers blankets and accoutrements .,
hang on the fences and the clothes-ne, while ldie
looking men in uniforms loiier aboutth premises
as it they felt they had right there 1t must be
rather tedious to have been shut up there as long
as Mrs Greenough has been--some three months
/ believe She has never, during all that time
been allowed to go ont even for a short distance
and request which she sent to the Presiden
some time ago to be allowed to go to church was
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be completed within eighteen months after !s tne
sale Of The right Of way. IN connection with this
subject, an ordinance, presented sometime ago,
providing for the construction of railroads on st'
Charles and Carondelet streets, was brought up,
and the whole matter was made the order OF the
day for next meeting. ss% p =.
4 resolution to have the dirt taken from GaiVez
canal used to fill up such neighboring streets as
are below the grade, was adopted. @'
The Board then adjourned.
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DEADLY DUEL ON THE PENINsuLA.-On Wednes.
officers of the army on the Peninsula, resulting in
the immediate death Of both the participants. The
parties were Lieutenants Jones and Forward. of
The Fifth Louisiana Regiment, Col. Hunt They
fought with rifles at forty PAGES, and the ball in
each case entered just above the left hip and,
passing directly through the body came out at q
Corresponding point on the opposite side. Their
remains were sent South by the same conveyance.
We have no other particulars Of the deplorable
affair. [Richmond Wing, 30th ult.