The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
Aerada 9tlMofrat.
The Mar Ia virginia.


The following dispatches received by The
Associated Press on Wednesday, are con-
tinuatiOn of the news lelegraphed on Mon.
day:
WASHINGTON, August 30.-The railroad
has already been repaired to Bull Run, sun.
plies being transported there before the
evacuation OF Manassas.
The rebels have parolled 700 Union pris
Oners. including 500 Of Taylor Brigade.
POpe's statement that Heinlzelman's
corps would move on the enemy at day light
/. confirmed by heavy hring in that vi
cnity.
Rumors Of various successe es reach us,
but need confirmation.
Yesterday, rebel scOuts were seen al
Langley, near the Chain Bridge. Every
precaulOn Is taken to prevent surprise IL
that direction.
On Thursday night reports reached War
rentoh Junction that Jackson was again in
our rear, and had taken possession of tn,
railroad near BrisIow, four miles south ul
Mana sas, burned two railroad brdgrs, tor
up The track, aud had taken all HE guard
along The road prisoners. This information
subsequent events proved to be true.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3O.-Heavy firing
was heard 10 day in the direction of Cen
neville. Telegraphic connection had been
re established to Cenlrevlle. There are
large numbers Of troops here, waiting
transportation TO the battle field. Our re.
ports OF recent fights are so indefinite as
not to Justify telePraphng.
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-InfOrmation
received 10 night indicates that lhere has
been little II auy lighting TO day. Our AR
my was concentrated aud In good condition
aud spirits.
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-The eHemy.
heavily reinforced, yesterday attacked
Pope's army before Summers and Frank
Inns arrival. The attack was boldly met
aud severe battle followed. The advan.
iage on the whole was with the enemy. and
Pope fell back TO CenIreyille, with the army
in good condition, where be has been joined
by Sumner and Franklin. lie occupies tie
strongest position in the vicinity of Wash
ingtOn, and is expected promptly y to renew
the contest
NEw YORK, August 3l.-The meagre in.
ielligence from Washington, with the known
activity in Government circles aud ihe de
partnre OF surgeons, causes considerable
excitement. Various rumOrs, both good
aud bad, are IN circulaliOn; but none of
them is traceahle tO any reliable source.
We therefore do not deem ii proper to tel
egraph. A feeling Of depression also exists
IN Philadelphia aud Boston in consequence
of the inability TO obtain accurate inior.
nation IL regard TO the state of affairs be
low Washington.
NEw YcRK September l.-Tbe Tribune
has Washington dispatch. dated Sunday,
but there is no news Of a renewal of the
contest to-day, except that telegram, da.
ted Fairfax Station, this forenoon, speaks
OF heavy guns being heard in The neighbor
hood OF Brslow Station. This is hoped IN
the highest quarters bere TO be the noise
caused by The blowing up Of his trains by
Gen. Banks, who, II is feared. is cut off with
his whole corps.
Five hundred rebel prisoners were al
Fairfax waiting transportation 10 Washing.
lvn. They concur In saying as does iDlor-
nation from all other sources, that the
whole rebel army was engaged nnder Lee.
lis numbers none Of them set al less than
l50,0 900; many estimate it AZ high as 200.
900 aud 100000. Prisoners also say that
they were promised an easy aud speedy
march into Washington.
Letters give nothing later than Pope's
despatch OF Saturday. Distant firing was
heard tha, afternoon and late 10 the eve
ming.