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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
Iowa News.

Col. d. S. Wilson, we'll known citi-
zen ofDubuque, has been commissioned to
raise cavalry regiment in this State
james Fream, of Davenport, had stroke
of fparalasis last.'Spring, and another about two
weeks since. He fell asleep on Sunday, the
31st, in which condition he remained until
his death, which occurred on the 18th.
REpEALED-The dog law was repealed at
the last session of the Iowa Legislature
This will be gratifying intelligence to the
number of dogs which have been roaming
our streets during the last year without col
lars and with the fear of Sanford continually
haunting them. .
A young man in Desmoines county, af-
,or considerable manGuvreing, obtained
certifcata of exemption in order. as he said,
to please his beloved. She, upon % ing in
formed of the fact by him, answered. II
would rather be a dead soldiers widosc than
coararEs wife" -.--.a FL ....., .-.4r7- b.
MUSTERED IN.--Capt. Hendershott, on
Tuesday, says the Davenport Gazette, mus
tered in the 22d regiment, at Iowa City
The goth, at the same place, will soan. be
ready for like process. On the. same day,
Capt. Pierce, U. S. a., mustered in the 2 st
at Dubuque. There are. now nearly ,0oO
there for various regiments. D, 5. Wilson'S
new cavalry regiment will also probably ren;
devious there. '7A ' 'A
| SOLDIER MIss1NG.-Capt. Rziha, of the
regular army, informs US that one Of his re
cruits has been missing since last Saturday
He obtained leave TO go in bathing last Satur
day. since when nothing has been heard o.
him. He answers to the description of the
person found near Port Louisa last Sunday
as mentioned by us yesterday. His name i
Richard Conrad. He had marked on biz
left arm a blue star He may have deserted
but it is not believed he did.-Dap. Ga
| ZeES. ...f4 -..f-..tf r5-rl -~lVF 4Ffst p
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RUm0RS OF A GREAT BATTLE.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

pEPRED ATOMS AT SUBLETT'S CUT
OFF.
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~ ~. The editor-in-chief is absent on bust
ness trip Of few days to Ohio. Till his re-
turn. Frank .Eichelberger, local editor, will
have general supervision ofour editorial col
umns, and John r. Maxwell viii have charge
.ol the mechanical department. 80 - -. -
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sy- There is no truth in the report that
Secretary Stanton has resigned. Gen. McClel-
Ian, in taking command Of the army, has the
hearty cooperation of both Secretary Stanton
and Gen. Halleck, and the entire confidence
of the President
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TELE EGRApHIC.
Rebel Account of the Battles at
Manassas Victory Claimed.

STIRRING NEWS FROM CINCINNATI
REBEL PlCKETS ONLY TWELVE
MILES FROM fIIE CITY
Gsn Pope's Card of Vindication- = He
Accuses Mcclellan and others of De-
reelection
Gen. Heintzleman in Command at
Washington.
M'Clellan's Army i'm Motion
THE ENEMY TO BE ATTACKED IN
THE REAR. ts.s....-,.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Yeomanry in front
JACKSON IN A TIGHT PLACE!
Rebels RepuIsfd us Edscas.d's
Ferry.
-O
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T RAPHIC,
Procla nlaiiOn of Gen. Lee
10 the people Of Maryland.
REBELS MARCHING ON HARRIS.
BURG AND PHILADELPHIA. r..
THE REBELS DO NOT FIND TIE SYN.
PATIIY THEY EXPECTED.
The Rebels Attack Washington, N. c.,
and are repulsed- Nineteen Of our
men Killed by Explosion ola Gunboat.

5O, 900 Men called out for fI,e De-
fense Of Peayasytrant0.
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81, GOV. Kirkwood has authorized John O'Neil
and Geo. NJ. O'Brien Of Dubuque to raise an
Irish regiment in this State, to be rendezvous
ed at Dubuque The regiment is to be attach.
ed to the division under Gen C,rcoran. 4, -.
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The Rebels 10000 Strong at Hagers-
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'Ell'I esaEl 81 Ila1Il -
.tsIa zsao33O liil hsaog
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.s9aa zae eHARRIsBURG. Sept. ii. .iis
The following order has just been issued:
J 'sBy the authority of the President of the
United States. 30, 900 of the freemen of Penn
.sylvania are hereby called for immediate ser
vice to.repel the now. imminent danger from
invasion by the enemies Of the country. OF
ficers in command Of company organizations,
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Gen Rosencrans's Army a. Iuko, Mi,s.
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Nc D0Welis Letter to the President
asking for Court martial.

PORTUGAL ADMITS BREADSTUFFS
FREE. .
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LEGATION OF The UNITED STATES,
LISBON, August 17th, 1s62.

with, copy of decree in translation, Just
issned by his Majesty's government, admit
ing foreign breadstufis in tie ports of this
kingdom free from the usual and established
duty. 1t is exceptional to acts Of the cortes
and DEGREES in former years of society, in as
much as -four is now ncluded in the free list,
which. except in very rare instances, was con-
fined to grains exclusively. .rsI -....
The answers to official inquiries in regard
to The crops, rendered this step Necessary at
once, and without waiting for authority from
the cortes, which will legalize the decree upon
assembling. A-....G .,,t .f...I ~
My private dispatches on this subject, have
necessarily led you to expect some such IN
telligence.
It is desirable for the interests of agricul-
ture and commerce that publicity should be
given to this information in an authentic form,
in order that whatever advantage may proceed
froa it may be enjoyed equally by both. 1t
may be stated, also, in this connection, that
The belief exists in well informed circles that
Ithe supply of cereals in Europe will be more
limited than has been expected, and the de-
mand for American products cOrrespondinGly
greater. -'o'
am, sir, very respectfully, 5b f5 a Z
100 Your obedient servant, Is s,e lsA
| -......-,,.f In .; Fa. JAS. E. HARVEY.
| To Hon. VIM. Il. Seward, Secretary Of State.
| a,is sgst4 ssss WAsHINGroN, Sept. -.
| A gentleman who returned here to-day from
Norfolk says that the most reliable informa-
ton concurrent there from Richmond was
that the Merrimac, No.2, WASH in TO condition
for service, her plating not being completed.
| s "a <.aef PHILADELPHIA, Sept. u. ?.
The Wheeling IateitigenceT of the 18th
says: "Adjutant General Samuels to-day re,
ceived the following ''i3 Aits 5s!tfas.'-i staas
80 Gau 'ey,s Ia, 9th.--Jenkins' whole force
of guerrilas was routed by six companies Of
/. the Second Virginia Cavairy. Cur loss one
killed. Loss of enemy unknown
The Washington National, Ia,elHgeacer o
to-day says: We learned last evening by s
messenger from the army of Gen. Mcclellan
that heinoyed his headquarters some miles
beyond Rockville, and that the army had ap
preached the Monocacy River, the bridges
over which, or portion Of them, had beer
destroyed by the rebels ~ IS tilasa ym'
as grs,g ye,s4 t..a az BALTIMORE, Sept.1 ID.
H. Last evening at 7:30 the rebels made a cav
s airy raid into Westminster, about 800 strong
with two pieces Of ofartillery. As they charges
through the village they discharged their pis
.ltols on unarmed men in the streets. y. n
I webster, District Attorney, seeing the rebel
; coming, made for the railroad, and aft ter goin
> about a mile, met. train from Baltimore
/. which, on his information, stopped and r.
!, turned to Baltimore ~ s5afiiBoc 5l0aF si
:. There was, ,-at Union Bridge, train of til
: Western Maryland railroad, locomotive an
al two cars, which should have arrived at Yves
~, etxv. az fsve n clock This frain has nro1
!. Iably been captured. ee bHs zsl's '.9'is
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2, - 20 . 119ssss1 d3a5 bafl das7si,.7Isl
.G0;siyib Z g9TG&5.a 10
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insSe1q iasii6-ej az zssIa 20 esssSsi.q 9at
.bzyaa .si5saod c liJsW 4ioo .asiaIhA
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Rebels RepnIsed at EdsCavd's
Ferry.
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NJ IOuI UIJCC1ItIIC SCI VstIII, =
IRWIN Mcdowell,
Commanding Sd army corps, Army of Va.
WASHINGTON. Sept. p. ~
The following dispatch was received at the
State Department & tr 81.
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The rebel report received uia Memphis in
dispatch dated the 9th, that Gen Rosen-
Grams had attacked the rebels at Tupello, Miss.
and been repulsed, is proved to be false by
letter in the Cincinnati Commercial, showing
that on the 9th Gen. Rosencrans and his army
were at Iuka, Miss and had no enga cement
with the enemy.
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3 ~Flisd a'aflH p ioof4 INsl lNiii 9
gssosa ID ns3 vsaibi @sa gsa2 81 COB / ,oill
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- 2 = WASHINGTON, Sept. TO-.
Aspecial states that an officer just from
Poolesylile says that large party Of Stew
arts cavalry came down to + dward's Ferry
with the iptention of re-crossing to the Vir-
ginia side, but the attempt was ,repulsed BY
our forces under Gen. Reyes, who had occu-
pied the place last night, and they rctreated
towards Frederick again with loss of from
! so to 100 Of their forces taken prisoners 20
r -. 49,. - New. YoRk, Sept. 10.
The Times publishes Gen. Pope's report o.
the recent battles in Virginia. He severely
censures the conduct Of Fitz John Porter, bu
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JACKSON IN A TIGHT PLACE
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t -s .85 7Is ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept.sS. !
To-day matters here are assuming more
war-like appearances. The corps of Generals
Banks and Sumner passed through here last
week without creating much excitement.-
This morning the Commanding General him
self, accompanied by his staff. galloped up to
the principal hotel in the village and made
inquiries which led to, the suppcsition that
movements Of great Importance were on the
tapis. Following Gen. Mcclellan came caval
ry, artillery and infantry in great numbers
and were still coming. The whole Peninsula
army seems to be on the march in this direc-
ton. aa p" Il it.eii a's.
If reports this morning are true we shall
need them all in this vicinity. jackson is
said to have established his headquarters at
Frederick, % miles distant; Hill is reported
at poolesville; while the whole rebel army is
said to be marching on Harrisburg. Nas
McC Clellan' s presence leads many to suppose
he is to assume the offensive at once and at.
| tack the enemy in the rear. ie 7'5'ta,' ads
| Our army has been drawn up in battle-lint
about three miles from here fef the past thret
days. 1t covers the roads to Poolesvile ant
| to Frederick When Mcclellan is ready. g.
| column will probably move down both tiics,
roads and assume the offensive
! About 7 o'clock last night, (Monday) tw,
i companies Of the 4th regular cavalry regimen
were out on reconnaissance, when they sur
prised or thought they did, about seventy Q
! eighty Of the enemy near piece of woods il
the vicinity Of Poolesville. They ,havin
charged upon them but from all. around ros
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r4-. = ~ - New YORK, Sept. T.. q
Tha gunboat Ricket, blown up at Washing
ton, North Carolina, was originally q coal pro-
peler. 10 .1s. gsss.f... as srd asff
According to the Richmond Dispatch, the
rebel army sent against Pope, numbered 150,-
army never. exceeded G0,ooo, and yet he
fought the enemy sixteen days and nights.
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De tT5.ll y l1llat 70 80 -
.bg1al.dia1a 70 ak5a5 Ifs.gf4i
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saiaessHa sad eaoi5Etagp l9lllag - ,foo9
..Igsosa boa
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
order Regarding the EaiissfncRt os voi-
anteers in tho Regular Army.

WASHINGTON, hov. >, lots.
special order from the headquarters Of lhe Arrls ~
the Potomac, just issued, s 10 the following e.l.ct.
Pursuant 10 nnhori,y from the War Department ~ en
isimcntsos volunteer artillery soldiers in the regular
sery ce under General Order No I54 from he war Do
parineu adjutant Generals Office, October 0, 1892
horeby declared void and all such win be al
returned ss batteries ard companies from Shch they
were asep all other ensiments under ssn,ra Or
ier No ls5 from The war Department not N a
lon from any volunteer company, are salia. a,er
ten men shall hsys enlisted from any
psny all further eniistmcuts from that
psuy INTO the regular service soi. AZ
soldiers enlisted The regular service, excepting
.hs volunteer sriirosy detained By regimenia
ether commanders, will TO st Gent 70 the regssr
eoInpany battery " which they belong Under aEs Al
Order No. ;ji should ten men have been t,xsn from
any volunteer company and there DO s:!ll
claimed from that ccyngany by.roxuar csors as having
hsan enlisted .hsi batteries companies The youn
iser rsgnsn;sl oonDsnder will cSgi.y sle fac. u tie
aanaut that ter ysartssrs have been iakun from Tho
COMPANY which wi ~ suf.cisii snsva. 10 the a.a
The immediate delivery of yopnissr soldiers rccertiy
listed their batteries or conpaples Is enjoir.d
upon all commanding or,osrs Descriptive lists and
counts OF pay and clong should b. sent w.b she s1,
atayp thus transferred.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
Disasters on Lake Ontario-Thirsy 90
Forty Lives Lost,

osvIe0, Nov. 0, 1902.
The fchocners ontonsy5a Of osuego, aud Farmer, OF
saekeis Hsrbor wont ashore early this morning short
distance east Of Esst pier tcrriac gale blowing
tho time, and Etlll coo,pncs ouabaod.
Ibe outonason haa a cargo q wheat bCsrs, loaded
s Toledo ard susd mere Tho vessel aud cargo
4 total loss.
The Farmer bad no sAfso % board. TIE vessel ID =
total loss Crsws Of both vessels saved.
'na schooner Flora Watson, b01nd from rOod0 u ibis
pcle with whssi eud tho schooner Harriet Rcrs bound
On with salt, oojou yesterday morning miles rom
the Niagara fiver. The watson suns thirty fcet
u water
Tho propeller Bay state, Capt John Broan lci befc
fos ogdeussurg last night. Pieces Of the boat ard por
liona o. her freight being washed ashore. aud
i . feared she lost, with al her snd lsssen.
Sers, Ia the terrific gale Of Sunday night,
There were slx passengers aud crow of siS;cen on
board 'bo propeller BY state which founderod on this
port. We only learn the Of " The pRssergers
Wis, Ory Thompson, of veFmcat Tue beach fcf nil.s
Ia strswn With portions " Tho cargo and wreck She was
bound for Lake Erie andzosed With merchandise. Tue
yssse valued az fi 900 ard tbo cargo PROBABLY
worth $50 900 or s3o,Cso.
Two schooners welo driven ashore opposite hls city,
The schooner Anno Mculion, with wheat, barley aud
ryo, from Canada, lost her sails the gale N this port
esl night, aud vent ashore uear sandy creek.
The schooner Mary Ann, with grain. and the Gaycle,
with lumber, both from Canada, are ashore town
rho lake
sAossrrs IANSOR Nov Q, 1862.
The schooner 6azclle, Of oswego, want ashore ,hs
morning abcu, hafa milo below shs acs She ls loaded
with lumbcr anu rs leskns some.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
A Eattrosd Trnin Escort Captured ~
Rebel Cavalry.

WAsHNGruN, NOV. =, lsJ-.
4 train oi card, which was sent up Oh Friday nign,
from Fairfax st,,0n 10 Bun Staten, was attacked .
the latier point by body Of rehsi cavalry.
About one hundred who accompanied ibe irSia
were tckon prisoners.
Tho train w2s run on .io track aGd Tho locomotive
oyora1ned BIZ attempt was made = destroy either
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
rhs Report. r.om B.sdaaa,ter-.

HEADQUARTERS, aasy roroSAc,
wsEsTAso, Va, Nov 2, 1862.
con- Mcclellan CROSSED tho river 10 day, and sdvsacea
to this place Fhs afternoon, accompanied ~ hls stan
and escorted BY comy,oy Of the Fourth UaI,ei states
cavalry, commanded BY Lieutenant 0'cOnnel, hc Visited
tho sont aud reooauoa,rsi Tho esemrs positlcs.
ceunorsdng has been going a Intervals ihroussou,
tho day.
This morning Gen. Pleassnioo, With he cavalry, sup.
psted BY hs seooud brigade G, Gen. nonncsay's dIy.
sion drove the enemy from their position this sdo Of the
Bls Ridge, nesr snssers Gap down towards upperyie,
the enemy re,r-s orIy aud con,cstiug srouos win
considerable spirii.
rnsIr fsrcos east y tc Blue Ridge evidently dessn to
retreat through the Gap near Upperve General Jack
son ana General LOngstres. are us, beyond sncsers
Gap, with a largo force.
Our loss has been very Sigh, thus car. The .ncmy
las Is unknown.
a. The time write ssosc.l cannonadips going Oh 10
sbo distance, but Is not regarded ss important.
The trool In excellent condition and sl are esger
for battle. Tho wounded being sent to Bcln, and
win DO fsrw1rdcd from there 70 lbc hosptsls az Fcele
clck and elsewhere.
a s,assAl epys .ensni y escesisl la.rpyfow.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
oe GEN. MARCY 70 THE PRESIDENT.

HnDQuAsIMs ARMY or THs roroxAc,l
WnyAILAsD, Nov. 2-S r. n.
70 His ExCel'ensy the PRESIDENT
have just received despatch from General Mcclellan
dated snckers Gap at SIX = NJ, stating that be has
full possession Of tho Gap.
When General Hancock arrived there IL held by the
enemys cavalry, Who we're al once driven out by col
ump Of from five 10 six Thousand infantry.
The rebels advanced roiake IT, bu, were aspersed by
the Gre os cur rihed guhs The petition Ia strong
from either side.
lie said tia. Generals jackson ani A. p Hill arc 10 the
valley opposite
General P,oasanton had driven the enenys cavalry
vora miles beyond Union at three O'Clock tbs afternoon,
exploding ono their caissou and capturing two Of soeIr
wounded who had been ef; behind.
r. d. MARCY, Chief Of Stat.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
SOME OF the DETAILS or THE FIGHTING.
The reports from Harper's Ferry.

The Reports from Harper's Ferry.
BArrER's FERay, Nov. 2, 1862.
No aneny WAS by this portion Of tie al ,ancc until
aud driven n retreatpg through snckera Gap to the
wesern slope OF tho h their camp was located
and where they had about hundred cavalry and two
old brass poanders. They dred shots from them,
which fell short Of our Fkirmishers.
As our column reached tho croei Of tho hin largo
body Of the eno@ys ravsry, with light battery,
seen approaching rapidly from the direction Of yihches
ter and shortly two.hreaJes Of infantry emerged
from The woods some three anaa haiG miles distant
While these movements and the msnmuvras OF our
forces were going on, Captain Pe,r' with his Psrrot
battery, had up md planted section in thu road
Az The rebe! column fairly emeresd from the wood tho
csp,aic seprthem .hSl wh,cb bars, sssc,y in their
midst. The dstsHoe too great 70 see what damage
wss done, Sus must ssss been sesrfniy el:sciiys.
The rebss did wait for another, but immediately
wocds, from which they nsyo 10, since emerged.
body or ,poro those of the arss advance, have rs
msiued on ,hs ssufs Of the Shenandoah about Two nc~
on ever since afraid retreat over lhs road Test they
shoala receive another saut,iion u the same sort.
oos forces are 10 lo possessga d toe ssp tas rebels
for once bong behind time.
An hours advantage In ,n- h-s parsa is 10 ro.sos,n
Of position which might have oost much hood -
Obtain had they reached 10 before Nc. They undoubtedly
Intended dlsprc this passsge With u.s. but wore TOO
bate AMI halted their forces wien they found IN pos.
session, knowing that snal force could hold Asainsi
any numbers ibey could bring agsiBst %
Cl,iaens residing 81 sDcsersve ,epor, thai geaor.l
stuart ~h three thousand feeei csgsiry passed through
tho gap o. Thursday, snd has ~, suco returned.
Up TO two 2. NJ. thcro hs boen orug heard ari The
battle wblcb expected - have followed toisy has
probably for some teeu postponed
E,-fy,hna has been r,oncioDoasy dau here t. isy.
gosi del snsiets felt t. kssw s rssui, o. .hc
hring which hss base heard 81 io,osvss ait day.
Te imp,.selon ys'y general that sres, tatue eli
bs foashi ncsr Smokers Cap 20 morrow
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
The Reports from Purceilvilie.

PracrIsvILLK, Va. Nov. 2-5P.h
General Mcclellan and STAG, accompanied by General
Burnside, arrived here this afternoon As he oamr sp
tho Ioops rushed to tho road and welcomed him With
most esiravagaut demonstrations Of joy.
But few citizens remain in the place, and they sre
nearly al 81 mpah!zers with tho rs,es. The females, 40
usual are especially iemonslra,igs in their hostility
lying upon The privileges of their sex for protection ID
many cases they refuse 81. at the came table ,h
ear officers. Hay and corn very plentiful
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
Accident on the New uRv Kaiirosd.
90 run nnlrca al NHK HkRALp.

nav HAVEN, Nov. 3, ists
IN. eight O'Clock Bslyn express train from Nos Sors,
win ave passenger cars and oyer -o hundred passen
ssv, v,s ron into BY ban sis miles from View Haven a.
half pas. len O'Clock IBIS morning Nobody hurt ou' no
brakeman, who is sghly injured The mont car was
thrown OH ihe track BY passing oysr 'ne animal sn'
dragged seysa hundred ana any 1eo' sno carcass seens
'as,,fn, brake. II Vas Gu, up into Jam rhe
.nll.,s were relnd nfty feet apart. while am
,or Inc miraculous escape, am more Than ever
os,,nc.l Of lho fr,f,y u bull trying 70 step Ao ~
press uan. -
inc laws shcu.i be moro stringent ssoas cassis ara
fenc.. aicns ,b iipcs q railroads.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
The Reports from phllomons.

PBlLoaasr, Va, NoY. 2, lse2
After tho artillery nrag ceased between Generss
Piessanton and Stuart in front Of Phomcn yesterday
afternoon the rebels cams sut into apps orchard
Gred from behind the trees. They nnay repp.sea
We losing one man killed and fourteen wounded Jsh,
Williams, Of Company @, Third Indiana cavalry, was
killed. two In that regiment were wounsci. a-a sx
missing Tho following the names of the asupsas ~
tho Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry
Lieutenant J. H. Carpenter, Co. b, in arm
Corporal T. I. Klnser, Co. n, leg.
Sergeant Zadocx Bowen, severely, In side.
George wOsman, Co. II, in foot, sHshny.
Jacob Alleson, Go. I In arm.
II. L, Buckman, Co. L, seriously.
Daniel o. oBrien, Co. G, slightly.
Robert Montgomery, Co /, slightly.
Joseph Mu,ter, Co. n, slightly, in leg.
Three OF tho Eighth Pennsylvania missing.
Immediately after the occupation of this place yeser
day General pleasan,on sent aetaehmcn. Of ha Eehh
Pennsylvania cavalry, under Major keenan,, down the
road leading towards Bioomaeld When ,hsy approached
tho woods, about milo Distant artillery opeued ur0a
them Presently tho enemy brought two guns out 70
neid 10 tno e!t OF 'he roaus ana cOhtibnsd VI" bTc
section or lieutenant Prnnipglons battery brosghi
up the hill tho town and returned the caens
Are with fine effect.
In the meantime cayary skrmishcrs became cs
saged with hose Of tho enemy Five OF their lead were
soon seen tho held We lost nearly dozen allied
and wounded. Colonel Gregg went down with tho
mander Of the Eighth Pennsylvania and the Third ndi
ana under Colonel Buchanan. Our oaTary afterwards
retired TO secure position from tho open asd 10
which the rebel skrnishnrs then ADVANCED.
The Iiriug of Lieut.. Penpngton's battery
trated lho rebel guns they changed position from
time to c After Interesting engagement e nearly
four hours VIC bad driven the enemy from every position
Our artillery iro very effective vben tho fnbss
running across tbs fields with their gnns
II IL supposed that the enemy Gen. staerss sofees
and par. Of Gen. Longlreors Tho column dsssiaJi
Gated movement on me part Of the enemy awards
Aide
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
Troop. Tor cen. Banks Texas Expedition.
Bosros, Nov. 3, 1881

n i reported sat MAJOR General Banks wiz haze
eight regiments of Massachusetts infantry tbreo batteries
Of artillery and = regiment oi cavalry par, a his
proposed TEXAS expedition. Tho Forty.Grs, regiment
Colonel ChckerGg ncVtcd n. the above, expect 90 lssvs
for Nay York ffday.
l;anaral Raans retnfra 30 New YORK q lsorro1.