The national Republican., 1862-06-17
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Fighting ut Charleston.
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HEADQUARTERS ARnY ov PorohAc.
Saturday EyeninR. June Il. 1857

The rebels yesterday, sftsr driving from Old
Church y squadron Of the Fifth cavalry, pro
oesdsd TO GxrllokS Landing, on the PAmunkey
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and drove o6 ths mules. Here their conduct
10 represented - barbsrous, having killed sew
srsl Of our teAustsrs without any necessity
Those Who failed TO make their escape were
taken prisoners. From here they procssded
Mouse, with view Of burning the railroad
bridge. A train which was passing down at the
tine vas fred into. killing two and wounains
a colonel belonging 70 the Excelsior bri I sad.
making his escape during the night il ' ...r.
A paymsstsr jumped from the train and hid
bimself In the woods an morning, leaving one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dos'a's on
Ths train never stopped, bu, psssedon to tn.
After destroying the telegraph wire at thi
point, they prooeeded to Baltimore Cross Roads,
near New Kent Court House, On their way u
Richmond, crossing the Chiokahominy between
O'Clock this morning. The force which sooom
plished this WAS composed Of nfleen hundred
cavalry and SIX pieoes Of artillery, under Geo
erxfDtsvart, most uf whom were residents bi
this scoslily, and therefore we're no strangers
! Al While Hosss. winch % srfsndexvoas q,
suffers and vsnders OF smsil wares, n rsg,iisr 7
stamppde took plsce. Lieut.. Col. Ingxlls, CON
mapeart at that pcst, ma al the corps oflssed
ON I'D posted In favorable prs tions, 70 reais,
The mali boat Esiiis baker, which % iei. this
morning. WAS crowded with hangers on Of the
army and civilians, who doubtless though,
Fortress Monroe 10 bs mlre oongs nial oil
mate. .rsstH.f. H..r s.t.'-......
AtOld Church, the rebels had in reserve ak
Apt m nfi inf Mt u ia ,rtii A
az the faota vera known pa rsuit by cavalry
was immediately ordered. but the enemy hay.
tured. .h"' - 'I'rF. 0.r0f.-
several arrests have besn made ,o.day Of
olEzsus within our lines, on suspicion of having
given information tn The enemy.
The R'ohmoHd papers, Of the 18th iLst., con.
tain the following dispatch. dated Charleston
the day before: .Nh'' ..' ,7"ui 30 ts
=, Tishdns siill continues in the vicinity 9,
the particulars of s6arp engagement o. James
lalsnd Tuesday afssrnoon. continuing until
dark. Our forces consisted Ofthrse rsgimsuts,
one battalion VI infantry. and three batteries,
under command N Gen. W. o. Smith. The
enemy were under the prctsoiton Of felIed
Col. Williams, Of the Forty sixth Georgia reg
iment, UMs m0rtAlly wounded. Our Ioss II
vsriousiy estimated at from hirty TO sixty i've.
principally GeorRians. % u.e. i.tgy a.
LUZ oncuty . Oso 10 tu0uyut " U0 b1r80s' 'Ntl
TIE same paper states that three Thousand
prisoners taken hy jackson from Banks, lett on
Wednesday for Saiisbury, N. q. Also, that Of
The hundred and forty. two Of our wounded who
fsll into the hands OF the rebels vt the battle Of
Fair Oaks, nine have since died, and the re
msindsr are in the Liberty prison hospital., ~
tCoL. IsdALLs, spoken OF in the above dis.
patch, carried with him from this city msn
named Bishop, who Was known ~ . Missouri
border runisn, and whose strong secession pro.
ciivi'ies was established before the Potter In.
vesiigsting Committee, by numerous witnesses.
He was master Of transportation al Arlington,
having under his command = large number Of
teams. When Mr.. Stanton heard OF his char.
actsr. he ordered bis removal, and aftsr much
higgling and shutting by Bishop . supsriors, in
cluding a number Of army oficers, the order
for his rsmpyal Was Ut last executed, but i'm
lnediatsly sftsr his removal, Col Iugslh invited
him to Alexandria, and put him in charge ofthe
teams destined 70 be ussd % the march 70
Richmond. These fAota are recorded upon the
books OF the Potter ComnAittee, and NAV be
ssen by those who desire 70 read them.-Epi
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