The weekly sun., 1862-03-22


~, under cate o. March li,h. furnish - an iuior.
os,ln. dos. .rip,on Of the movement on Csnirevillo
and MsnRssrs. We extract the following
To-day wo have iidrcn with G neral Mcclellan
anu h,s So 6 AuEss.s Junction and over tue
memorable hst'' hrds Of July.
l. - eyHuing, while 10 camp Al FAr'ay Court
uO,pe, we lesin.d that ihe rebels wrs leaving
Mnpa0 ". ! ~ C0ntrt Vile. Early this mitn-
ing We started iur ihls point, and und that regi
mtnt Oi infantry were uc, upyiug II having entsrtd
m Monday morning. No signs " any enemy we're
see o, tns last having gnus ON sunday nisht ot On
the road u Warreltol, via the Stone Bridge, and u
few down towards Manassas. GA Friday m0rning
last there were here Gen. Longs,reth's Division and
a few scntH ring rceimants, nmong whom ware the
%, 1th, Sth, 0th Ani iith GtorgtG Ist Kentucky;
2sth Virginia. 10Th Alabama. 1pth, lTth and 1lih
Nrp inla regi usnts. On Thursday morning Gen
efal Johnston left, on SNurday General Sutth fil-
low Il, and General Stewart brought up the rear
with his csyary ON Sunday niem Tue infantry
commenced marching awaJ on Saturday morning,
before day light and the bttillery about noDn ta-
king the rlsd " Wartentou. The camps tog
hutsl West oi Cen,reviile, on the right roai,
burned up clean, M, an article worth anything
being len. In the Village q large mum
ber Of hu's, which were no, DISTURBED. A Few
camps land tents, however, near the church, were
fire d on Sunday night,
The town and de ,erted camps, on our entering,
made the most perfect picture of desnlatipn have
ever witnessed-Ihe smoking rnaA Of the burn,
camps, the fences gone, houses de-erted, windows
out, doors wanting, hlth and disorder on all sides
few blacks and squAld whites ran 70 the door "
find out who were coming.
The grAva, Ard near ths church WAS sill and i,s
arsa had bean extended indefinitely by the removal
Of the fence which surrounded Il, and the newiy
made graves uumbar sixty, In n tent close by was
the lso.iy Of Gepreia aoliier In A rude 10y ready
n dcrosi, which our rnen dut.,ly Inferred in one
of four newly dug graves. The church, which has
byn used FOR sptal, ~ not materially iLIu-ed
snd the only buildings ~ widen anything remain,
wre th,se in which die o.h car. were puar,sri or
were A. uss los t4eu.
TIE heavy ,goois 4, tho lof, snd down toward
Aa,n g. ~ nay. a, l,.t, en- DOWN thus tres,p,tny
Irt such IN .pre.ranc. =, We IA we up,n tn Y mi
nj. ..de f,u. Pntima,, near w.sbinstpn
'rn- n-,.G. .,iius l.,s, II drtaueu, formidable,
,rt. u f,, b, int .lr \ mil, u,r.t ,f ,s.trs
Villa agrae n a., a.. : -i,l a. f.r - tbe ,.,r,n
r,..,', ~, ,g.'rrTit,ur., .rI 1,u,-i No., ,,,,s
ly tt.t tr.r,t .. oit and ~. 1r.v h.y, I.c,,.
,vt.,,,I,. I,sI ,.,I.r an an, ar, ,,pS ,,r,,i,-i
I,s lua.r,I.. l,.t nav, B., on e. ns,ruc,.d nv mon
wno n,o,,'y wa.trl y, p.t n trs time. Tn.ro bas
never I,pf s.yIs r,.,y srn mounted la tl,n
Emhra,u.t Low, b,,u TO-, .Ir AMI inys ~ y,I.i nun
1t,II.I .. tf,r. A l.. .rr. .r,L-ryI.,s, d h,.,,ye.
ut f,Ia art...ar, could ro ussd In tIcr. .rBr
4 a rs u vi. .I 40. rou' have stl,, rer hrfnIock
baron. on. n,r ,h.,k. and wriI nIt have
l.s,ed t.,.u-n A sifgs M. ,rl,s but ,y.I ,avc
lettna ,uls dow u ir the .fJ.i.
s.... al tt. A, on tb, In Iays ,vf,a,.r ,.,,,
sr1,,rt Al a ,nIpp.,,r's. vbi', Ll I.,n
d,r. l,, .,r. ,g p...,.' lay,.t trnL - IN tvy "a,
tser v,ret.y- IA lac. st-ari l,vy, ',,d a.nt i,.s
Az md =, F, 4 Iva ..... ~ 80, ,o,., IL 4,
rak4 . y, ,rtr,,gp...s .t.t .,.......,. ,.. Dol.
iu fr,u, r.. f..... ., ..r.,. nj tI,., ,r. u,u,i,
,,,,,.d s a. .r go. ..,I n.,. ,,,.saI
down .ul mn Toe sid.a readily 10 tnas. A bsvsne,
cha 20 No t.rnbe, has evor besn pl.sei IN rrnIt ~
nIs,r,,c. ,..gs.,-, - -, ,t - - ,,
dicular lsit AZ an anpIe N's ~ 'F'"'
In the rear ~ Csntrevllle ,s,s a oay ,lr,, c.,,,
AMI tno only shel,sr ~ ,po b,r, az y.g 80 -,
Irees, which fa bes,, plsnts ~ AZ 70 pr,iac, tbe
nom the f,d blsak vnda tha, c,,,s ,,,bi,n, d,,,n
from the RlI Rnr ,,nun,a,na uoa, o,T c,,, ~ ,y.
can hs md 81 ~ m tns g. Al a, in ii5 h,, Ill
a nile in ne r,ar' Iio me carc,sssa q; over bnn
,bsr dovyn vyar, innurnsr.bls bn,ss S,r,va v.rjs
but none ~ th.m had been bnriei. oyersssd an
imnsnHe drnye ~ yultures Uere boverirg and tho
buzIarls yy,ra sv tsn,I, s,,ici,, ,,inr, - -,
and appeared to be angry a, the jsla2
A ins ~ railroad has bean built in nearly . Ii
rect line from ManasR.s Juncti,,n "a CiontyavIIe
crossing Bull m At BAckUurn's Ford /, h ~ been
built M ht along thetnp u the yrpuudAnd c,ntaina
sDfne pretty sharp curves and heavy grades Tha
only bridge on il whicn is tie one st iaoL b,irn's
Ford, and which was merely frame trrs,e- work,
wzs fired and Lurnel Tho track rnrnains bovyay'
or mt il An a liIapiiatet condition ~ -,
ties are twice the usual width apart and ad i'm tbe
sAnd and swamp wthou, any ballast Three or
sour cars of ths s.M II r. = are hrotan an, ,nJ
.f ON n here and the las, ,rsn passsd over a an
sunday mo- n
TDe tel,0ranh oni ca hare vyaa aectei by Gin
gle wire with the south, aud tho poles bear evil
dance Z ltg having al one time been exlenioj h.
FairfAx Court HOUSE. Tae wire and ms, IN Ia
now al gone, ard nothing remains 90 tell the Isle
but the bare poles.
Tho wagon road % Manassas has bean nut ln good
condition by the plontiful use OF planks and logs;
through the trst piece of wsDas after leaving Gem
treylle Is piece oi corduroy road" which ia in
WI, had broken their legs were scattered along the
side, tc7W ny sgbinst these wrntche1 inventions.
The r. Ad ,s now In ns good condition ~ II will be
At any tmo mr months; it has Upeu wiisned for
teams H. pass, or 40 TO go sbrc ~, The turnpike
road T. Warrsnton is N ~ Hnc condition M IL ever
Tas; the feds are IN good orda FOR moving Artil-
lar gHNt nttn la a. y t.s.V.