St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
RAPHIc
TELEcRAPHIc.
From Washl|ingtsn!..
Fighting Still Going Or. ).
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Cur Loss 10000 or l2,ooo.
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Rebel Army Sarrsa!ndel I

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The record Of al the battles, inclndioE~
that Of Saturdays will show I losss of from
10 to Il 900 at least, On our side, In kill:
ed, wounded and prisoners. T. go =
Loss Of the enemy is thought 70 hare,
been less, since they fought much = usual
bel ind cover "'
Many Of our artillery horses It which
the enemy directed may If their hesvy.
guns, were shot down, aud several batter.
les werc captured. "
The enemy whole force, according %
nearly>every prisoners account. is now %.
tirely surrounded by our array, With no
possibility Vt escape without the greatest
battle IF the campaign being fought aggains<.
greatly superior numbers 49, -
a gentleman who arrived from Bau
Run Monday evening, says Sighting was
going on al day yesterday between Get
tcrville and YhorsugLfars Gap. ,s:>: s.vs~.
Yesterday. by order IF General Pope,
Fl cars and ioeon tives we're destroyed
by Gre, Together with large quantity II
ammunition and STOKES atrBr ,stoo Station.
The empty Ears saa ea+,iaes sloas are e.
tisaated at $AS5, COO. ~-
The rebels b&,rned 3 engines and IA
s.sss It the saass place ca tuesday night
It Is said that within the last "a hours
the enemy has fallen back 70 : new has e
defense. It&Ns :. x
A lieutenant who was captured ssSp
that 10000 rebels attempted to, Ek
through thorough: re Cap, but that only
100 900 we're able to 10 So Their forces-
were commanded BY Ewell, Hill and
jackson ... ;. .:4.~.. =
The divisions Of Cener,h King aud
Ricketts, are fcarfully cut up. -.
The brigade Of General Hartshurd haS
lost more than bali It's officers Towers aud
l:urgeas, Ia the same division, .isosad1red
greatly. .":r.,'.
Gesszsl Harshuf w.s not in comlnaad
sf his brigade, but vas sick 10 Walking.
to@. .<.,s$ 80. III & TElS 1xE$ :
Gen. Banks engaged the enea9 aeaE
BristsW S:atioa. ~
Fr,x,a all that ean tearH + seems hs
was attacked by a column under Gen. Lee
in person, moving from-the direction Of
she Rappahannock IF SC, he probably
has double task TO perform TO repolse
both Gen Lee from the Rappahannock
an1 ii pertsn Of Jackson's Or Longstreet's
isree fse.a this side. Burnside, Banks
md Heeter seem to have had IN enemy
70 eoateaA wi,k In both fn ut and rear.
Il II NV certain thai Ge~. Banks not on
y bwnea his own Baggage trails, but des-s
tnyea three locomotives, three train Of
cars ladea with ammunition and supplies :
Cincinnati Is threatened BY invasioa, ana
Gen. Wallace has proclaimed Martial Law
in that city, Covingtoo and Newport. AZ i
business is suspended PaEis ~: 10 ev.salEsd :,
BY our troops, who fell back 70 lCinthiaaAAn1
are preparing to. svacuste that, - Humphrey 1
Marshall is advancing upon IN force. aa& s.s.sss
MANASSAS JUNCTION, Aug g, lP,M.x :
To M"jor General Nahsck: ! ss..e* .s, :.
SlR-As sion Is discovered that :
large force Of the enemy VA turaiag on,
right toward Manassas, and thas IL 1ivip.
ion had ordered 70 take poet there ~
days before had not arrived from Akxas.e
dria, Immediately broke up NJ camp s
Wsrrenton Junction, and marched back
in three columns. s. 49,
| directed MoDowell with this own aud !.
Sigels c,rps to march upon Gainesville "
the Wsrrenton anu Alexandra turnpike.
keno and one division II. Heiptselnan' )
to march on Greenwich, and With l,ortes.e
corps aud HookeEs divisiop 4 aaa1ckea
buck to Manassas junction.
Mcdowell was ordered 10 interpoae IS.
tween the forces Of the enemy which hid
passed uowa 70 Manassas through Gaissisa
vale, aud his main body moving dow
from White Plainss stLroa6h e
fare Gap. This xas, eompletsl i
rlisEed; l1ongs,rest, Who bod 4.
2 through tho Gap, bs.us driven bsck, u -
! western eide .:.3 s,.,s ~
/ The force. =, Green wiok vsrs d.sisasd
! To- support icDowell2 il pas6 r. rs -
large torcsot tho eaemy.