Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
THE osr.T Iir.u or SATURDAY.

The ukEkT DiIrE or saturday.
WMHHoTon, Saturday, F. NJ, Aug. 3d.
Information has reached Washington ron
private Gourcas that Gen. Pope CAME up. with
and attacked the enemy again shortly after
nine o'tlock, this morning.
Gen. Fitz John Porter had probably srri7sd
on the ileld 6T that time from Mansesas, only
ssvou miles distant ,..
The cAnnouadibg ws6 darinetly heard in
Washington.
The railroad was regularly run this fore
noon from the town Of NarreIton to Bris-
tow, 30 IL 10 already clear that the only dam
age remaining to be repaired to the railroad
is to brld the Hull Run and Eappahannock
bridges. The former, should be completed
tonight. and the isster 1.sJ hs in four or tiYo
days. o.. ....-.
The newa f'.cei7td from the army has oc-
tie greatest eEci;sneGt throughout
ttia city. ..ls.-
Gilhough ts,e engagement witt. IN. eI,su.y
IS OF q most appalling ssnsunaTy character,
yet such is tho confidence Of Union lraa in the
skill and strength 81 our army. That Sn abiding
faith in our ulriElats success Is sYarT Twhsre
Il >sElsG7pH. Sunday, \ III 5l-l0:55 A.
M.-.rhe enemy wss heavily reinforced yes-
.erdsy, and attacked t1ea. Pope's army before
tie arrival 81 Gea5. Franklin aud Sumner.
The attack VIA boldly met Gnd ssYe,c
bsttle followed. Ths advantage on the whole,
wss vl:h the onemy. and Gen. Pope fell back
&c Centrev,lls H:th ius whole army in good
order,
Be has been Joined at CentTeyitis by frank
lin. and Sllmn.r ~as On the mhrch to bun last
night He occupied the strongest position III
the rlciclsy Of y sshington, and is expected
promptly TO TsEcT lue contest ald repeGt the
succs4s Of FridaJ.
Every effort shculd bo used to has.e1 lhe
forw ardinS Of the now troops.
IKE o1ERArio:rs az su.DIV.
W4ssTse7oN, Sunday, Aug. 81 General
Pope's Abatement that HeintzelInsu's' Corps
would move on tho enemy al daylight to-day,
Is confirmed oy the heavy firing heard from
tha vicinity. Eurnors Of various srccesses
sESe reached h5rs, out heed c5uttrnrltob. 49,
Yeaterday rebel scouts were seen At LGng-
iey's II tho Ticinity OF Chain Bridge.
Every precaution' hao beer taken TO prevent
q surprise il that direction.
Tne iapros5i 5n prsTails that the rahols haE.o
bsen et.:rsp?st, and the re5ult Of IN. recart
lnan3uvsring is !cakad fcr with !mmenos "a
Eer1ss:,
WAsalso7os, Sunday, 3l-E7enins.-Iafo7-
nsyion rscei7ed here indicates that ttsrs hss
bse.. but Little, If any fighting today,
Our srmT is well concentrated and the men
n-so:i condition snd spirits.
yr1Lrp I'D scr.pEp-sARriL Il57 W Tsf CAS-
UALTIEs,
WAsaE'cTo:i, Sunday AuGuat 3l.-Celeral
Schsnk arrived to-day, having b=an severely
wounded in tie right -~fi5t Il tia battle OF
yesterday.
:: The following ere some oi tbe casualties, N
tho recent actions in virginia, ootaired' from
unofficial sources:
Capt. McGlellGu, l6lst Ne7T Tovk-wound-
ed m groin
Capt. ". @. allen, 161st ,,71ew Iork-.nkle
By she'll
Capt E. L BrecEwith, l0lst Ne~ York
in breast. .. -....-.
Lieutenant T. zrner, l01ss ;itw Iork-in
hand. -.- .. ...
Lieuten&n: EGsedarl, Isl New EcrE-ia
shoSlde,.
5tiTH ErH IoH.
Lieut.. Besr-kiued.
Cspt keupef--r ouui.j Il. tEi;a:.
LIsut, ScEsnk--in Jt6L
CAPT. Francis KeTneke-in lead.
Cspt. YePEak-in leg.
Lieut.. Anton GEoner-ii urn.
IGTa MkssAcHUsE7rs.
Lieut. Il. B. Banka-Eilied.
Lieut.. DsTsacot1-Eilied.
Cspt. Thos. O'AIoore-wcunded in leg.
capt. :DoDoTaI.-;1 head.
Lieut. Whits-ia aide.
iT61a REV T7Rx.
Cep: W,tsrs-m thigh
3e,!D OHIO.
Coi. Cantwall--Elled.
l0I-i PErysTiTA;n.
Capt. 5. RrcTn and Cap. T:mpleion-
killed.
Lieut. Cust-atamaoh rHd breast
Lieut.. .Ea:sn-proba bly mortsliJ.
Lieat- Psrmcn--hesd ana srn.
Lgut. Bldir-wounded:
Capt. OH7cr-jn leg.
Capt. Van Gardnsr--a7El N.
Lieut.. Spencsr-ir Sazh.
Col. Leesure-asdiE IN leg.
e.: Major Dawsou-m hzDd
- 9Sr1f NOV YORK
Col. Rcsa md Capt. dold--ba:a FOUNDED.
201H I,trIAH4.
Cci. BroTu-repoTred killed.
62s0 7EEN5YLv4HiA.
Col. HeJs-wcanded.
l05Ta 7ESSs-ITT.:5t..
Cspt. John Hastins-wourded badly IN
icE.
Capt. !, G, IbcDpson-:n SHOULDER.
' Cupt. Rob't Eirk-vounied in shoulder.
Lieut. Crais--1 arD.
Lieut.. Neii-slight,J' in breast.
Capt. =. c. Craig. Acting Colonei--in Ut
|-ls
This Regiment, il is ssid, lost half its auIn-
Dcr at Fair oakee.
o5rK :;ris YoRE.
Col. So6st-Tou oulded III srm.
Ajit Won 3sil:te- supposed IEnTtelly-
Lieut.. Ro5enbeIg-in arm.
Lieut. feldeaera-in leg.
5S1i NEW ToEx.
Major Herkle--iD aIll.
Ilsus. WeniIsbaush, Adju;art 20 General
Steinwehr-in les.
Acting Iadiu.snt, Lieut.. Powell, (son Of D.
Powell, Of Second Excelsior b1gace.I'
* ounded.
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
Lieut. F.ankiin-in groin
Lieut.. Col Po,te7-hand and aTR; Su aE4-
viii r5t probably hsre to bs made.
Capt. Green-ss struck bT siieL.
Lieut. HoSs-Tounaed-
Lisar. Doaalcs-died fFoE effects of aHpu-
tation.
Eeuts. Murphy, LoTeaS'ruk, Le"is and aic,
AiEster-all killed.
ANOTHER LIST OF CASUALTIES.
WASHINGTON, SUNDAY, Aug. 2O.-The fol