, 1862-10-30
THE !. WAR IN virginia.
Picket Shooting atrocities
Railroad Train and Bridge
Burned.
Rumored Movement of
Rebels.

=" Especial u1sFafch to the ChIc1go Tflbule.1
WAsu1xa1oa. Oct. a9. 1861.
It is apprehended row that the rebels viii
noTe on Manassas and Cent1eville, These
are ample precautions agalast such = move
ment.
:. a dispatch dated Harper's Ferry, Oct. e9th,
ssys at O'Clock to-day train of twenty
eeven cara, loaded with hay aud oats, caught
fire and was entirely destroyed A lot OF hay
Ii pt under the trest1e work of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, then took fire from
Fpark from the burning train and was
also destroyed. The train waa
run over the rallroad bridge In order
to savs It, as toou as the engineer discovered
that It was on fire. The upper timber work
Of tie bridge caught IS the train was cross
ing, but Was extiuguished before 1t sustained
much damsge.
Travel will probably be resumed tonight.
a. large parties Of soldiers h1ve been sent
acrceE to clear the track of the ruins. Tbs
loes not known.
Want of supplies in the army Of the Upper
Potomac, II any exists, Is attributable to the
inef6cie0cy of It's chief quaztermastar, Col.
ingalls, .
FA1hFAx G. e., Oct. GA report from
Warrenton is to the effect that On Sunday list
there were dsty rebel cavalry and fifty H.
fantry atthht place, With = picket 1t New
Baliimore- There waa no force this side.
RttnforceHents we're being sent to Stone
wall Jackson IN the Valley. 4 scout lust re-
turned reports 500 cavalry s0d 500 infantry 1t
Warrenton junction. 4 deserter of the 10th
GeorgiA regiment says that tha 18th North
Caroltaa and the sch Georgia regiments we're
sent a reinfoecemsats to jackson as Culpep-
per On the 18th Inst. They were poorly clad
and without shoes, and newly armed With En-
field dhes. He reports about $1,000 troops
1t Goraonsvil1e, with large wagon train.
There we're 5000 1t Richmond, engaged in
building fortifcations about four miles north
Of the town
When be left, the two infantry reeluenta At
Cu3pepper had orders to march by way OF
Flint Hill to reinforce Jackson. He thinks
that Walkers force ut upperviue .is sent TO-
cover the right aank Of Lees army. It wae
believed 1t Gofdonstnle that our forces occu-
pied Frederick. ;. ::
CAPT. Csnger Wa hard rom today. It
u beloved that his recovery Is probable: =.
L.. K HhABQUARTHRs OF THE ARxx,I
Octpber 18th, 1891.
| Arequest WIS made TO-DAY to fomove the
| hoas%s <f tvo 1yn;cn so,a;.r, tn,,ss -.
| es>--:is.--.S oA so1se oao ne
! enepaTus'oWn, DUE Ras denied tu1 the consent
Of Lee OF Stewart could ba obtained, which
occupied about an hour. ThIs shows that the
e 4eoe1 kens1@'S s1o aos III Oh, and tna1
ne 1eoel army has no.ses ret1eated up the
I Shcpardoah Valley. Tke rebels have sent
| thetr s}ck md wounded to St2uht0p, evidently
anticipating an early movement Of the ara1v
| .f A. po. ,,--. ~@
OF tne fotonae. IT Is believed that no Urge
oooy OF tae enemy haS crossed to the east ct
| Blue Ridge. '''' :!
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| ]etter ~ 1he .,S.h - +ho psi 'So,..hi,
/ crint,. RAVE. sI'ssf veel - sco-Ie 80 ~ ~
Mor,h hriono,1g ~ fSn,,,,scE eSoes nauisu
I 1as hnne I'll 4 niare shont = r.;1a ment, .eeaS
A1die, A" @''5"111
Ever dsr the nehe,s are hacnno,,e, x,ox,
a1acaous In erecnt;no their fiend;sh n1<,asa1
T@o Other uaen. xh{}a .scontine wsra -,
nrieoners. What their fafa maHhs IA b.-S -.
determipe. - 'N.41 ~
4 special to the eHeyald. dated It uc,no ~ ~
The Potomsc. opnoaite Hhenhssdafo~n 1f AZ ~
PSI, says: w.
Two meu belouefur to ren. Hrmnh-.v,s
division, were shsF desd while on nictef - :,
terday. Ever since The capture at nns nftn :,
rebel pic1asa the other nirht,. their pickesa
t shoot 1t ours II every cpportanlt7."
special to the New York 1fi5xRS from
Washington says:
HE reoel force reported by C8pt KeQpi2