The New York herald., 1862-10-28
PHiLApsLrnlA. Oet II. 1852

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PHiLADsLrnn. OCT. n, 1862
The Washington .Ner Of this evcning says:--
General Mcclellan day removed his headquarters
the Virginia side Of the Potomac-prscise,y whore may
| not be proper to say.
Rumored Hattie Near Harper,s Ferry.
LARGE NUMBER AMBULANCKS pEspATORED TO
THE SCENE.
| From the Washington Sunday Chronicle oet. 2e.l
was currently reported ats hour last evening
that desperate battle fought YESTERDAY The
nifty Of Charestown
The result IS not known
A large number Of ambuhncss were las. cvsn'sS
dered Off iu the direction Of Harper's Ferry
Our cherry Run Correspondence.
CHERRY Row, Nd, Oct. az, 1862
Marching aud Coan,yssayching-Th Rebels Pasacd-
Msdwight No,ches, Many Discomforts and no Fight
Marching orders Asain-Ofo at DayDreat, de-, DO.
Contrary 10 all expectations up to the date OF this
letter this division has not in collision with any
part the enemy Who according 10 all accounts not
over Ave six miles from We were very comfort
ably in camp the mountain sides, about
the pleasant little Of Hancock, and what with The
pitching by the and the general ar Of set
tied satisfaction the demeanor Of tho officers, sn
had expect long stay in that pleasant locality
bat no had gotten everything CHEEKY and
Portable than there order pack mp traps.
and prepare immediate movement This order
received O'Clock p NJ yesterday the 2ist, and
al haif.past four The head Of column moved on
the direction place, which distant from HaDcock
| some twelve miles further down the Potomac.
| The night stormy and Of p,tchy baclness, the
| roads rough and the country mountainous:
with these accompapiments You may readily imagine
the pleasures OF midnight marchlor u Was among
the "small hours that arrived At our destination
pourhed aeld hui, despite the whistliug wind peDg
| torrents, we dropped into slumoer's arms.
Here we have pitched tents 10 day, and anticipate
a. least nights rest under cover, although, the
usual course be pursued, will bs ordered 10 march
again night aud all our preparations VIII he set down
in our profit aud loss account especially the loss
ou 10 sleep cn their arms 10 night, an attack
As write this, by the light OF cur blazing camp nrs.
see before whole eld thcky srewn with hardy
esrss saS onr n,.zps oe orfcnce ra Tbs fash Of lbs
6reght reflected from polished gun iarrei 10 all can
see 10 note proximity Of the weary sentinel
The busy hum as voices and the songs af hsme have
ceased and with hopeful bearts we wait sbe dawniog
| morrow. a. =,
| Ibave just been swskered ircr sleep by mounted
be sounded "a fonr &c ock and tie division
dayb eat What destination or what the object
in view have been alike unable discover. or
all i preparation, and further sleep is imrc eibe.
Our Bolivar Heights Correspondemce.
.aNss~ BOLIVAR iiEoHIs, oct. 25, 1862.
usrsaca1 ~ tts R,bds--7he I,ih Byecde " Ga,pss
4 4h.0INyf-fttf
t4ia nrGee, of M> Si1ynian Ven Yy5 roi.s,sers,
I qa.i,ed, d.. ssfm
| The movement the psrt ~ The rebels b.
| IL iEe isi ipit 4. ,s Naf,insblfs. Barter Hin ?nd
o,,cr places ~ the north u Winchester having been
abanioncd the troons passing from ihsr ieft the
,ght leaving those n Winchester 10 guard their retreat.
Large trains OF wagons passing daily from n,hes
ter and il is evident the rebes-hsvas gyoa ~ idea
o entcug Nctlean into the Winchester trap AMI seeng
/ MAJ hOps -hayS
resolved 81 fail back mike their line OF defence
! the Rapidsn river This or the enemy may, and
probably wi lead demonstration part very
! shortly.
The Irish Br.sate was reviewed to- day The weather
was delightful. and the brigade although greatly reduced
| il nnmocrs made splendid appearance
Rumor has Il thai General Mesghsr Is about 10
hfgads of cavalry, anil Colonel Nugeni, Of iha famous
| slxty-uinh to he nnJc General of the brigade.
1'oonel Loe of the Iyentieih Massachusetts regiment
80 well known connection with the Balls Hun affair
| lies dangcrodsI, ~ al this place.
barring the bat sniieiam little difficulty
between captain Meee OF the sixty ninth regiment New
York Volunteers and Lieutenant wilson, Of The Topo
| srathica Enriuecrs acting aid General MeClelan
wbch resulted IN charge Il cowardice against the Cap
tain being died by Lieutenant W IN the ofiss Of the Adju
dared when Iisnteaans W not appearing The tcstsony
tcr the defence taken and the court adjourned ub
| such time rs no might appear while mos.
| d, Ctares,own, Lieutenant W. appeared and gave
Capt. Ncec ci,sr stating that the charges we're made
under entire misrepresentation and wholly oxoneratng
Linn The court disn ssed the case hnnoraoy acquttng
HIM having been shown that he CALAMITY remained on
the ded until his he colcr company was reduced 70
G,e men bes;es himself and he carrying The coors IN
has own hand After bis regiment bad been recS cd BY
permission uhs commanding officer ne went TO the rear
al the summons Of brother officer who was al the point
ol death In the hospital sud IL was while thus employed
a, he was met By The aid who ordered him baek to bic
regiment without showing by what au,hyriiy he diA %
| Similar charges, 10 viii be remembered, were made
ag.nst General atiwe, Of the First brigade, Richard
sons div sion and report hoporably acanting him
| made by a court ~ inquiry Although cmapating from
corps beaqusrsrs General Mcclellan endorsed upon the
oae his qualification at the result of gaton
| and raid q high compliment to shc General.
Our Harper's Ferry Correspomdenee.