The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-01


IMPORTANT FnOM TEE STAT or WAR.
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reliable authority, that oar forces In large mum.
hsrs. have gained the rear Of the enemy, aud that
au Saturday, and perhaps yeaterday. bloody
.,ragsle WAS in progress on Boil Ran In the imme.
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sud 'he o'ns' "eAi 'ne iians' on the Manassas Gap
rosd II suen q ngo' resiiy took place, we think
ii more than likely the iatter location is correct
Ii is also stated BY some that the divisions of jack.
Zen. A. p HILL and kweil. were all in the battle, and
others that II was fought oy Ewels division alone
Another report, which was brought to the city
by passengers on saturday, and again yesterday
represents thaf Gen. Stuart has taken Harpers
Ferry sud holds possession OF :he Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Bridge at that point No particulars of
hs capture oil 'ns piAee aye furnished but those fa
nl'A' win e'oAi oAsni1s eAp'oi's are generally
fsAa' 10 oeheNe any report win reference to his
daring iests- me latest information from Harper's
terry placed tne federss forces there at four reg
neEs in1 torce may have been withdrawn. or it
Isy have been increased. The Federals have for
some time bosstsd that the town was strongly for
tilted and prepared to resist the attack of vastly
superior force. How much truth there was in these
bosts will be shown by confirmation CT contra.
ie,ion of the report Of its capture Ii it has fallen
into cur hands it has been captured by a cavalry
force, unsupported by infantry or artillery.
Amember of Congress, who came down ON the
Central train yesterday afternoon saws ,ha, the
Baltimore San, of Thursday, had been received in
the aley, in hich i, was stated that our force
had captured at Manassas, on Wednesday, five
trains OF loaded with provisions and that later
the same day tive other trains, on board of which
we're some two thousand Yankee troops. This af
fan was commented upon by the Yankee press 81
very disrreditable to their commander. and some
harsh reflections as to his fitness for his position in