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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
SUNDAY NIGHT REPORT
Great Battle in Kentucky.
Union Troops Defeated.
Additional from Virginia.
THE NEWS DECIDEDLY MINED

: CINCINNATI, August 5l.-A battle took
place Saturday near Richmond, Ky,
lasting from morning till 4 P. NJ, result
ing in our troops being driven back with
severe loss. No particulars receiveds
Gen. Nelson was wounded, and arrived
here tonight e..
Specials to the Gazette and CONNER
cial from Frankfort contain the procla-
nation of Gov. Robinson. issued to-day
1t says the State has been invaded by an
insolent foe, her honor insulted, her
peace disturbed and her integrity imper-
filed. The small but gallant army raised
upon the emergency of the occasion for
her defense, under the brave and chiv-
alrous Nelson, have met with temporary
disaster, and the enemy is advancing to
the accomplishment of their purpose
the subjugation of the State.
He must be met and driven from the
border, and it is in your power to do so.
He called on every loyal citizen of Ken.
lucky to rally in defense Of the State; to
rise up. as one man and strike a blow in
defense of their native land property and
homes. rcvI faT ETf.ere
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
Fran PhiIadelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30th.-"Occa-
sional of the Iress, of this city says
that while Generals Sigel and Mcdowell,
are harrassing Stonewall Jackson in
the front, Gen. Banks is in his rear,
and larger army than all, disputes his
march. Fl
PHILADELrHIA, Aug. 30--It is report
ed that our city authorities have received
a dispatch from Washington, stating that
a decisive battle was fought to-day, and,
calling on all the surgeons in the city to
repair by tonight or tomorrow morning
trains, to the field Of battle.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30-The United
States Marshal, Milward, has asked Gov.
Curtin to aid in taking the enrolment
for the draft for the north and south town
ships in Schuylkill the United States
Deputy Marshals having charge of the
enrolment in the region having been
drived away by violence The trouble is
i'm the same locality where the miners
recently had difficulty with the coal op
orators. t--.-r--~v
PHILADELPHIA, August S0-Francis
Cotton Mills or Chustnut Hill were des
troycd by fire this morning. The loss as
yet is not ascertained. o7seaaT ~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The Ma
tional War committee appointed at the
first mass meeting held on "Wednesday,
was yesterday increased in numbers, on
motion of Walbridge to Al, in order to
represent every variety of political senti-
ment. They all thoroughly agree in
sentiment to a vigorous prosecution of
the war. General Walbridge leaves for
Chicago tonight, to attend the Pacific
r. r. convention. He has been invited
to speak upon the war at several leading
points in-the West. General Walbridge
was of the opinion as early as April Of
last year, that the first can of the Gov.
ernment should have been for 100000
men, and that Charleston should have
been the first place assaulted
WAsHIsGToN, August 30.-It is not
true as stated that General McC lellan has
been appointed or placed in command Of
the Federal forces in Virginia. Major
General Halleck is the COMMANDMENTS
Chief and Maj. Gen Mcclellan, Pope and
Others are in command of their, respect
i've divisions. essl s.t M
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

his SON Brigadier General Fitz Hugh
Lee, being present at Manassas during
the engagement
( Yesterday at 10 clock, P. NJ, Jack
sons advance occupied Fairfax u ii;
with force of cavalry, and had collected
their own wounded of the action OF the
day before with Taylor and their wound
ed in the engagement of the same day
with Hooker, and also the prisoners they
? took from Taylor. In the afternoon about
400 of their cavalry force, under Stewart
in person, moved in from Fairfax Z. ID.
to Vienna. Rockers battle, day-betore-
yesterday, was with Ewelrs division, and
was a gratifying success.
81, General Pope by halfpast 9 o'clock
yesterday, had concentrated his very
large army so as to sadly interfere with
the calculations upon which the rebel
Generals must have ventured1 their very
bold and extraordinary movement de
had got McDowell's force, including 81
gels probably between Jackson's rear
and Longstreet's front, and had also all
the rest of his army well up within sup
porting distance. Thus 1T continued
throughout the battles of the afternoon.
The general feeling of the loyalists of
both Washington and Alexandra, is one
of more confidence, and the depression
which has prevailed among the loyal men
the past week has given way to. that OF
Joy and gladness That there has been
the most extensive movements of troops
from Alexandria and other points, is be-
yond doubt, and it is currently believed
that the greater portion of our army has
had either skirmishing or had fought a
battle with the enemy within the last "A
hours.
1t is generally believed an extensive
y forward movement was made by the
whole army to-day, under Gen Mcclellan
involving battle, but the result, if a
battle was fought, is not yet announced
Our adyices are up to noon to-day (Fri
day., and they are from the most trust
worthy sources.
e Facts within our knowledge leads tC
the impression that within "A hours di
rect communication will have been es
tablished between Washington and Major
General Pope's army, more especially a:
there are. signs that Jackson's army
corps are endeavoring to proceed north
wardly as though making the experiment
of opposing the re-estabhshment of sucl
communication with the immediate front
With Pope's army practically between
him and the other army corps, w
may add that General Mcclellan is dis
posing of his heavy force around Wash
/ imgton and Alexandria and the fortified
tions so as soon to make it play an i'm
| portant part in the drama of the hour
In the battle of yesterday the attack Gel
tainly came from our side. -vs -~T
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
From nrcCIeIIan,s Army.

NEW YoRK, August 29.-The steamer
night The city continues healthy, arms
were being found in all sorts of out of the
way places.
6 The Tribune's special says Gems. Pope
and Burnside have successfully cut their
way through the forces Of tle rebels at
Manassas, and have formed a junction
with the army of Va, under Gen. Nc
Clellan, this side of Centreville. There
has been severe engagement with the
rebels by the divisions under Hooker,
Sturges and Sumner, in which the rebels
were completely routed and driven from
the vicinity of Manassas and Bull Run,
and through the passes of the Bull Run
mountains. The loss on both sides is
said to have been heavy. No accurate
information is attainable at this point,
but it is believed the. enemy were very
severely punished and many prisoners
taken. 1t is stated that the Potomac
river is now fordable at any point above
Washington, and much excitement pre-
walls throughout western Maryland, ari-
sing from the fear that a portion of the
rebel army may make desperate and
destructive raid on that quarter, but the
arrangement for a proper reception Of
the traitors at all points, are ample fol
all emergencies. The enemy had not
yet appeared on the upper Potomac al
though the indications have pointed tC
such an event, and the excitement Oh
both sides of the river continues. The
fears for the safety of Washington arr
entirely dispelled, as the defenses of thu
capital are impregnable.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

WASHINGTON, August -Informa-
ton was received here from private sour
ces that Gen. Pope came up with and at
tackled the enemy again shortly after 9
o'clock this morning. General Fitz John
Porter had probably arrived on the field
by that time from Manassas, only seven
miles distant. The cannonading was
heard distinctly in Washington. The
railroad was regularly run this morning
from the town Of Warrenton to Bristow.
So it is already clear. The only damage
remaining to be repaired to the road, is to
build the Bull Run and Rappahannock
bridges The former should be com
pleted tonight, and the latter may be in
four or five days
The news received from the army has
occasioned the greatest excitement
throughout this city. Orders were is
sued by heads of different bureaus call
ing upon employees to repair to the bat
tlefield for the purpose of attending tt
the condition of our wounded The order
required each man to provide himself
with too days rations, and prompt res
ponse was made to the call, and not ONLY
persons employed by the government
but many others left the city for the pur
pose stated. Although the engagement
with the enemy was of a most appa ling
ly sanguinary character, yet such is til,
confidence of the Union men in the skill
and strength of our army, that an abid
ing faith is everywhere discernable IN ou
ultimate success. ~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
What the washington Star s


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30-The Wash
ington Star of last evening contains the
following intelligence:
We have information that satisfies us
that the rebel force that suddenly appear
ed between the position of the army of
General Pope at Bristow and Manas-
sas on Tuesday night last was the army
corps of jackson and Stewards Indepen-
dent Cavalry corps. ~ S.a
They consisted of infantry and caval-
nv, and marched about 10000 strong,
from near Waterloo on the head waters
of the Rappahannock around by White
Plains, by Manassas, about 40 miles, in
two directions, without wagons, tents,
blankets or even knapsacks, thus leaving
their baggage Of every description to be
transported by wagons with the other
army corps of Lee, following on behind
them 81 u -$kL@ en- Ali Sfi
Instead of fighting merely portion Of
Stewart S cavalry at Manassas day-before
yesterday, Taylor's Brigade was actually
confronted by greater portion of Jack
ons corps dGrmee of Maj Gen. Jack
on, Ewell, Taliafero, Hill and Stuar
nd the General-in-chief Robert Lee, o.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

CINCINNATI, August 3l,-Friday AFTER
noon the rebels beyond Richmond drove
in our cavalry. Gen. Manson with the
Goth and list Indiana moved up and at
ter throwing a few shells the enemy re-
treated rapidly beyond Rogersville, lcav-
ing one gun behind Manson bivouack-
ed for the night Saturday morning Man
SO nadvanced.with two regiments and four
guns, and coming up with the enemy an
artillery fight began with heavy loss on
both sides. The enemy attempted to
turn the left flank when sharp lighting
occurred between skirmishers. The 69tll
Indiana advanced through dense fire OF
shot and shell to the relief of our Skin
mishers and behaved like old soldiers.
The rebels finally turned the left flank
and advanced in full force on our col
umn. Manson ordered a retreat
fell back three miles, reformed his men
in line of battle on high hill, the artil.
lery in position on tie right, and left
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
From the wer mississippi.

New YORK, August 30-SpeciaIs from
Washington contain no news. E.,,
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Times states that the gunboat Sumpter
got ashore near Bayou Sara and was de-
stroyed by guerrillas. Bayou Sara was
afterwards levelled by oursgun boats
Commodore Porter had gone up the riv-
er to demolish- all places on the banks
used by guerrillas as localities from
which to fire on our boats. Breckin.
ridge had threatened to raise the black
flag against our troops, and Col. Payne,
commanding at Baton Rouge, has APP
propriately responded.
Baton Rouge is to be abandoned, and
probably destroyed. w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

of Roxbury, Mass. The gun boat Hunts
Vile, was spoken on the 23rd, opposite
the 1saacs, with the loss of both her sur
geons of yellow fever and five officers
sick The Cuyler captured the British
schooner Anna Sophia, trying to run the
blockade.
Key West, on the 10Th, was more
healthy, the fever having abated.
The gun boats Albatross, Angate and
St Lawrence we're at Key West The
surgeon and number OF the crew OF
the Cuyler were sick with the fever.
NEw YORK, August 30.-The new stea-
mer San Juan, sailed to-day, belonging
to the Central American Transit COM
pany for San Juan Del Norte, and the
Lake of Nicaragua, under command Of
Capt. George d. Slocum. She carries
large number of officers and engineers
for the service on the Lake steamer Vir
gin, and the river boats of the Nicaragua
route. ~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
WASHINGTON CONSIDERED SAFE.
From Washington

HEADQUARTERS FIELD OF BATTLE,
GEoyEToN, NEAR GAINESVILLE,
b August 80. -
To Major General Halleck, Commander
IN Chief, Washington:
We fought terrific battle here yes
terday with the combined forces of the
enemy, which lasted with continuous
fury from daylight till after dark, by
which'time the enemy was driven from
the field which we now occupy. Our
troops are too much exhausted to push
matters, but / shall do so in the course
of the morning as soon as Ftz John Por-
ters corps come up from Manassas.
| The enemy sstiH in our front, but badly
used up. We have lost not less than s.
600 men killed and wounded, and from
the appearance of the field, the enemy
lost at least two to our one He stood
strictly ON the defensive, and every as
sault was made by ourselves. Our troops
have behaved splendidly. The battle
was fought on the identical ground of
Bull Run, which greatly increased the
enthusiasm of our men. The news Just
reaches me from the front that the enc
my is retreating toward the mountains.
/ go forward at .oEce to see. We have
made a great capture, but am unable
to form an idea of their extent.
.ItH JOHN POPE,
General Commanding.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
Ernn, Hnrrishnrch.

HAERIsBURGH, Aug. 2gth.-It is believ-
ed here in military circles that draft
will be made in only very few days.
Volunteers are pledged in almost every
county, to be furnished promptly after
the quota is declared. Two full regiments
will be sent, to Washington from this
place, each day during the next seven days
and seven additional regiments will be sent
from Philadelphia as fast as Transports
ton can be procured - -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

WASHINGTON, August 3lst-General
Pope's conduct is highly praised in Gov
crnment and other quarters Nearly
1000 Government Clerks repaired to the
battle field to attend to the dead and
the wounded of both sides Gen Wads-
worth took all the hacks and sent them
to transport the sick and wounded.
The following is gathered from private
sources:
Tuesday night report reached War
renton junction that jackson, was again
in our rear and taken portion of, the
railroad near Bristow's four miles south
ofManassas, burned two railroad bridges,
tore up the track and taken prisoners all
the guards along the route This infor
nation subsequent events proved true.
Loads of hospital stores left here Sat
urday for the battle field. A number Of
physicians have also gone.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
From Fort Monroe.

FoRT MONROE, Aug. 29th,-4The Steam
er DanielWebster, arrived to-day from the
Norfolk hospital, with 100 sick and
wounded soldiers. The Signal corps
which has been attached to Mcclellan 5
army, left here this P. NJ, for the Poto-
mac on the Steamer Arrowsmith, which
also takes up large number of recruits
for the Ironsides, which arrived at Balti-
more this AM The time for the remov-
al of all wooden buildings on the point
will expire ON the Sd inst, but no one
seems to realize that it will surely take
place.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01

flank The firing by the artillery recon-
menced and was kept up briskly on both
sides. After fighting about four hours,
the enemy advanced on the right flank
under cover of the woods, and after-se-
we're fighting succeeded in turning our
right flank A retreat immediately took
place to an old camping ground. Here
General Nelson came up, and after great
efforts, succeeded in rallying the men
3 and formed another line of battle Our
artillery and ammunition was nearly ex-
hausted, and some guns were left with
out a man to work them, all having been
killed or wounded 1E
Gen. Nelson was wounded about three
o'clock, when the men again fell back,
retreating to Lexington. The enemy
force numbered from $1,000 to 10000
The Federal forces engaged were the
95th Ohio, 18th, 10th, Goth, 69th, and
list Indiana, Munday's and Metcalf $
cavalry The loss in killed and wounded
is large on both sides. The number is
not vet ascertained. Lieut. Col Top
ping, and Major Hinkle, of the list Indi-
ana were killed
Gen. Wright left this morning to take
the field. Gen. Wallace leaves tonight
to join him. Large numbers of regi-
ments are en- route for Lexington.
The rebels captured nearly all of our
artillery The Federal loss is reported
at $50 to $50 killed and wounded The
rebel loss is not known, but said to be
heavy. Col Warner, of the 18th Ken
lucky is reported killed.
At Lexington last night, the bells
were rung, and all the citizens ordered
out, and slept on their arms. Majo
Gen. Wright and Wallace are in Lexing
ton tonight The Federal forces ar,
prepared in case Of an attack. Gen
Nelson left en- route for Cincinnati.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
GLt AaiGu aaurttat.
PoDcss end Jacixson,,s Forces Engaged

Popcss end Jacls0lsss Forces Engaged
MANASSAS JUNCTION, Aug. %, PM
To Major General IL. ~ Hatleck, Gen
eraliR- Chief: V t.T -
As soon as i discovered that large
force of the enemy was turning our right
toward Manassas, and that the division
/ had ordered to take that post two days
before had mot yet arrived there from
! Alexandria, Immediately broke UP my
camp at, Warrenton Junction, and
marched rapidly back in three columns.
] directed Mcdowell, with his own and
Sigers corps, and Renos Division, to
march upon GAINESVILLE by the Warren
ton and Alexandria Pike Renoan one
division of Heintzleman's corps, to march
on Greenwich; and with Porters corps
, and Rockers division, | marched back
= to Manassas Junction w
Mcdowell was ordered to interpose be-
tween the forces of the enemy, which had
passed down to Manassas through Gaines
vile, and his main body moving down
White Plains through Thouroughfare
Gap This was completely accomplished,
Longstreet, who had passed through the
Gap, being driven back to the west side.
The forces to Greenwich were designed
to support Mcdowell in case he met toe
large force of the enemy. The divis-
ION of Hooker, marching towards Ma
nassas, came upon the enemy near Ket-
tie Run, in the p. NJ. of the 9th, and af
ter sharp action, routed them com
pletely, killing and wounding three hun
dred, capturing camps and baggage, and
many stand Of arms. This morning the
command pushed rapidly to Manassas
Junction, which jackson had evacuated
three hours in advance He retreated by
Centreyille and took the turnpike TOWARD
Warrenton. He was met six miles ives
of Centreville by Mcdowell and Sige
late this p NJ A severe fight took place
which was terminated by darkness. Th'
enemy was driven back at all points, ant
thus the affair, rests. Heintzleman'
corps will move on him at daylight from
Centreville, and-I do not see how tn
enemy is to escape without heavy loss
We have captured 1000 prisoners, man
arms, and one piece of artillery.
b g1 [Signed] JOHN PoPE,
Maior-General
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

WAR DEPARTMENT, August 30th.--
General Burnside commands his own
corps, except those temporarily detained
and assigned to Gen. Pope General
Mcclellan commands that portion
of the army of the Potomac that
has not been sent forward to Gen. Pope S
command. Gen, Pope commands the
army of Virginia and all the forces tenn
porarily attached to it. The forces are
under command of Major General Hal
leck General-in-C Chief
ecu Schenck arrived to-day, severely
wounded in the right wrist yesterday. = .
~ The following are the casualties, I'M
officially obtained.
SD Ohio, Col Cantwell killed. Col.
Brown of the 10th Indiana, reported
killed. a
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENT
For sIIERIFF.

2 ~ i''~ FOR SHERIFF. ta
g We are authorized to ANNOUNCE the name of
GEORGE wOLFLIN as a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Sheriff of -ymderbng County at
the next October election. ----- rr---WT
EDIToR JovRSAL - Please announce M. L..
JOHNSON as candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October elec-
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