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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

AYERS SARSApARILLA.
FOR SPRING DISEASES.
FOR PURIFYING The BLOOD
FOR SCROFULA OR KINGS EVIL.
OR TUMORS. ULCERS AND SORES.
FOR ERUPTION5. AND PIMPLES,
FOR BLOTClIES. BLAINS. AND B0ILS.
FOR ST. ANfHONY'S FIRE, ROSE, Or ERYsIPE-
LAS.
FOR letter OR SALT RHEUM
FOR sCALD HEAD AND RlNGWORM
FOR CANCER AND DANGEROUS SORES.
FOR SORE EYES, SORE EARS, AND HUMORR
FOR FEMALE DISEASES.
FOR SUPPRESSION AND IRREGULARITY.
FOR SYPHILIS. OR yENEREAL DISEASES.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS.
FOR DISEASES or THE HEART.
The Mayors Of the chief cities Of tho United States Cans
dns. aud British Provinces Chni Peru Brazil. Mexico and
In fact almost ali the cities this continent. have sisued
this document to their people what remedies they
may usc with safsy and confidence But space will
ouly admit portion Of them
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO-
nTycy; 'SFWpORT TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFOkD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH aod PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 NJ X 1901 Of ''u'">
ar dist. DAILY leIcepi Sund.yl at p IN. Fen
Frorht taken tow as by any oshet mo ofee OF |''h
'"''' - " w NJ EDWARDS, AGENT
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I ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o

j TERNISU~-ra1enger Depot, Jamesslip and foo. OF
3sth R-At8 for Gfeeuport. SAG Harbor. ORIENT
Hamp,oHs u III. and 40 IN FOR Syoss-t a. 80
p Tor Gr-eHpor; Al D. IN. for taTmingdAs sundays
he tr.in lr..s Hunters Poin, (3ih Ferry 1t %
for Riy.fbs al and ncrmeiie stations excursion rates
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1NHE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The NEw-YoRK SEuI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
,sbi.aed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1900 August % ]:
ILEADING ARTICLES: Lsok Of Comprehension
The Ovation; a Confederation Of American Re-
public.; Mexico: The Movements of Gsiibadi
Manufactures Of New YoIk; Presdeut's Lncon's
Letter; The Army of Virginia; Editorial Para
graphs
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
H. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
w.. RECRUlTING.
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches TO
The v. y Tribune.
u..ARRTvAL AND RECEPTION OF GEN. COR
vu..THE ENROLMENT OF CoLoRED CITI-
WILL. THE SITUATION IN GEN BUELps DE-
PARTMENr: Review Of toe Movements Of the
Amy Of the Ohio since the Evacuation Of Coinih
LIS March ron northern Mssi;sipp to East
Tennessee-Nhat IL Accomplishments Present
Liae Of Opers;ion.-Grand Waste OF Time and
Labor. Correspondence Of The N. J. Tribune.
U..FRoM MISSOURI: Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
xTHE INDIAN EXPEDITION: History Of The
Operation. of the fTst Campaign; The Capture
tion Affair; The Difficulty between Co.'s. Solomon
and Weer Correspondence Of The n. \. Irb-
M..OPENING or THE ROME, WATERFOWL
AND OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD: Core
spond,Dee OF The y. Y Tribune
xII..COL. MICH AEL CORCORAN.
XIII. NORTHERN sYMPATHlZERS WITH THE
REBELLION.
XIV. CHURCH AND STATE.
xv..FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA: Advance
the Rebels in Immense Force; desperate Auenp
to IsIg oar POSITION On h Our A Army strongly
in Our Rear; The Whole stsh Train Of General
Pope Captured. Correspondence OF The n. I.
Tribune.
xvI..LErTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
sPONDENTo WITH THE ARMY OF GEN.
POPE.
XVII. THE INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNESOTA.
uars1 Aurda E.ffr. l.
hes Killed. The Sioux United for tho Prosecution
Of Desperate Scheme.
XVIII FROM EUROPE
XM..FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS: Return of Mr.
{. +. Han
M..RAvENSROE By Henry Kinssley, Author Of
"Geoary Hsnyn"
xxI.sLIDELLIs INTERVIEW WITH NAPOLEON
Kali. PROPOSED RECOGNITION or THE SOUTH
ERN CONFEDERACY
XIII. TIE INDUSTRIAL CENSUS OF NETWORK
CITY
XIV. IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS: A Letter
from Prank w. Hughes o. Pennsy gania to Score.
taTy Sewsrd-Response of Mr.. Seward
xxV..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XVI. INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND: Meet,og
Of the Rebel Consress-Messaae Of JeieSson
Dsyls.
XVII. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
hxVui. AMONG THE PINES
AJAX POLlrCAI.
NIX. Personal
XXX. CITY NEWS
AAAll .MISCELLANEOrS ITEMS
xXXIlI MARRIAGES AND DEAT9s
AAi'''COMMEkCIAL MATTERS: Full R.por.s OF the
stock, Money. Cotton. Grain. and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported Tor the y. L. Tribune
TnHss-ooe Copy for year. 81. Two Copi.. one
yeI, 90; rive 9op'e'' ons year. III 2j. len Copies.
For sciuo Of Twenty, we s.nd an Extra Copy.
kors CLUB Of Forty ~s send This Daily Tribune graft.
Address THE TRIBUNE. N,w.Yorl
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Oreat 9tedmere.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July ], lo62.A
N FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
nrstcs,s steamer will leave New'York on the lst llth
and 2st Of zach month EXCEPT when tbese dates fsl %
SUNDAY when the day Of departure viii DO the MONDAY
following
ins>7yesn- u. D. ALLhN, Atem.
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~ From foot Of Courtland st-Conn~ctlng at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackzw and csern Railroad
and 1T Eason with Lehsh Valley railroad and ts conn-o-
,ons ing direct line Pittsburgh and the West without
change
sUMMEK ARRANGEMENT Commanding May S. 1867
Leave kew.Iofk a. follow:
H,ERsBrRG ESPKE.s-A! a m for Es',on. Residing.
Pousville. Harrisburg. hauch Chunk. Wilan.por &c.
NAL TR,IS-At a. for kaston, Water Gap, ScrAn-
tor. Great Bend. Pittston, Wikesbsrrr, &c.
u n. THROtGH IKAIs-Eor kaston. Msuch Chunk, VII
linn pert. Reading, Po;ts,llc. Harrisburg. sc.
=. ". WAY PAssrNGyK TgAIS-tor Eaton Bethlehem
Allentown. snd Manch Chunk
G:aOP. N. WAY 1R.IS-kor Somerville.
Brv Wr-rYPS EXPRYss-For Pastor. Allentown. Read
ins nanbgs Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
Jer.ev City through 20 Pittsburgh
EAPRHss 1KIfS HaWRSsBrRG-The q IN. Express
isis from Now York ,y-. Harrisburg p. p. connect
ing Fast and West On Peunsyvana Railroad No them
Central Railroad North and South and with tho Camoer
lad Valley Railroad
Tag TnKorau EXPRESS Tsss TIKI WEST, leaves
New orr At daily ,sundsys sEcepedl mssins close
connection Harrisburg with Pennsy lyaIa Rairoaa-with
10 chang. OF cars 20 Pittsburgh. and but TO Circin
ns aud Chicago -Four hour time is saved by taking this
trsin. .
Ftif,BErHPoRr AID Nyw.YoRK PERRY-Leave New
York from Pier No ?. North River al 100 and ll:lJ III
$40 s:si, aud r. 49, go
trip each Way. JOHN " slbhNs, superintendent
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4 PORT ani FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and superior
rcsme METROPOLIS. Capt Brown leaves Hew'fork
ocl5ck y NJ ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt BraIton on
MONDAY. WEpNEsDAf aud FRIDAY, ats O'clock p. m,
from Pi'r No. , y. r.
eea'er room. viii 10 ressrded secured to any sp
rlieant until the ssme shssl hayv bees paid fol.
Freight to Boston forwarded Enough with great dsp.tch
ny I'll Expres. Fre.,i. irsin
BORnrS Agent, No. 70 and II Wes!se
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1flc0ltnl.
MAYORS OF THE GREAT Cities

Druggists Apothecaes and Physicians OF our several cia
have signed a document of assurance to US that
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
ba, been found to be remedy Of great excellence sn'
worthy the confidence Of the community:
Hon. JAMES COOK.
Mayor Of Lowell, MasA
Hon. ALBIN BEARD.
Mayor Of Es,hus, N. II.
Hon. z. W. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester n II.
Hon. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, NJ II.
Hon. A. II. BULLOCK.
Mayor Of Worcester, Mas
Hon. NATHL sILsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mssa
Hon. 3. w. LINCOLN, JR,
Mayor Of Boston, Nasa
Hon. wM II. RODMAN,
Mayor Of Providence. r. /
Hon. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Msyor Of Norwich, Conn
Hon. j. N. HARRIS.
Mayor Of New.London, Conn
Hon. CIIAS. S. RODIER,
Mayor of Montreal, C. T.
Hon. D. p. TIEMANN.
Mayor Of New-York City
Hon. II. NJ. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, C. w.
Hon. ADAM WILSON
Mayor of Toronto. C. W.
Hon. R. NJ BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati Ohio
Hon. l. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
Hon. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons Iowa
Hon. JAMES McrEErERs'
Mayor Of Bown.nvlle, c. ".
Hon JAMES W. NORTH.
NJ. or OF Augusta Ne
Hon HENRY COOPER. JR,
Mayor Of H,llowon, Me-
Hon JAMES s. BECK.
Mayor Of Frederiek,ou. n. b.
Hon WILLARD HYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford. Masa
Hon J. BLAIsDELL.
Mayor Of Fall River, Ma's
Hon w. H. CRASsroN
Mayor OF Newport r.
Hon FRED sTAHL
Mayor OF Gsena IL
Hon JOHN HoDcDEN
Mayor OF Dubuque, Iowa
Hon. THOMAS CRUrCHFrELD.
Mayor of Chattanooga Tenn
Hon. ROBERT BLAIR.
Mayor Of Tuscaloosa, Ala
Hon. r. d. BAUGH,
Mayor Of Memphis. Tenn
Hon GERARD sTITH.
Mayor Of New. Orleans La
Hon. II. D. SCRANTON.
Mayor Of Rochester. N Y.
Hon DE WITT c. GROVE.
Mayor Of Utica, ". Y.
Hon. GEo WILSON
Mayor OF Pittsburgh. Pa
Hon. C. II. BULL,
Mayor Of Detroit, Mich
Hon REMAIN L. PACE.
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis
Hon. W. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor OF Racine VIA
Hon. A. FARR,
MsyorlOf KenO,hs, Wiz.
Hon. JOHN c. HAIHEs.
Mayor OF Chicago. IL
Hon. H. J. A. HEATH,
Mayor Of Selma Ala
Hon.A J. NOBLE
Mayor Of Montgomery Ala
Hon. W. s HoLYBAD.
Mayor Of Columbus, GA
Don EsPARTERo MANUEL.
Mayo Of Ven Cruz
Don PIETRE DE CABALLo,
Mayor Of Mexico.
Don EsTEPHANIE RoDRIGUEs.
Mayor Of Havana
Don ANTONIO ECIIEvERA,
Mayer OF Lima Peru
Don NJ @. MILANGNO,
Msyor Of Valparaiso, Chill
Don MARC SEsQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor OF Rio Jsnsiro. Brazil.
Certify that tho rc,iden. Druggists have assured them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
Ia excellent remedy, and wothy the confidence OF the
community
AYERS SARSAPARILIiA.
FOR SPRING DISEASES.
pIInILNING rI ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
R,CaMoND wHIG.
rRE RICE NoCNrAIN ATFAIR.


The f,llOWiig Is al xsaeI from the repor! Of Col.
Wm O ,o,t in rsA iOu 70 The ;ht q, Rich Nouniar,
with Col Pegrar's letter ard G N GArnstts orders;
Gsa. S. CO,p,r, A. .ja.axt and It'psctO,. General:
General; osins lslormed BY GsnI Lse, at Mel tsrsy,
saory after the ht at ca Mountain, that UoIrt OF
Quiry would held rsaton 10 that fg1E, Snd the
eEaeuauon Of Col PsgrAms camp at Rich Mountain, and
General GArhetJs cALup L.urt Hill with the incidents
connected with then and intending TO present. before
such Court When held evidence IN relation TO my
movemIn 5. oa the day OF the fight have hitherto
outiea 70 make any rport on tle sutJ sct but lrs-
sumirg, from formation al have derived from some
bltmbsrs VI the War Department, ard the lslgth OF
that has elapsed since the events referred TO
red tnat idea Of holding such court has been Lbxn-
doned and Gus that Gsa. GsrnetIs orders a1d Uol.
PegtGn's letter 70 me shai DC preserved, now beg
leave to supply the omus0n.
II o5eGr4cs 10 cTdsls 70 proceed with my Reg m snt
to L,urel Mil lsft Richmond on the night OF the lst
Of Joly las aud alter receiving orders nom GeL
SArneGG 0a my route, hurry rapidly possbls,
and alter n1Ioeing my maa ssven Gays in snScsssiou
trom SiauAton encaa ped with my Regiment Of Bey'
erl " tse county at Of Rand county, on the ng1t
Of ", dn,s stay The 10 OF the month. And il
i. heos sssry ths you shCu Understand the localities Of
Beverley lsmp Garrett tel PesIsms csmcl and LAu-
rel Hu with tnsir surrodhdisg- before y0u fully
uuders Ald and aPprecite the naindsf oi my report
vii here sssrE copy Of diagram drawn by Gsnersl
GaIneils own LAud as | am informed by Col. COriey,
~ho lheR ac.sd a. his Ad-snd sent 70 with order
NJ herei ater ils>rtsd. | have Only k,n the ho-
r.y OF wtin3 ga il nv position during tbs great
sr part OF the iyht Rcl Aouutsin and the ion
cf Eu tonsyihs, and ,ed5Sille Ohurch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

Mr. HENRY EAycON, O2gIgiAN, krer.y q Pstsrssarg,
W htil eatel ta'c. q So EE sr- q, y.se aa - -
uiei hsr valss s s.; zssd hF-1ras hvre Il TbA'
fgisrsa1rE sApss iiy1s . =,
ga h gaisrs e. t,kc pleasure ID re,snuen1s hr heay
K4yt o. c--1- Ps-sg and surrJanf-g e2a1;ry a.
Eu sic c-A5ls as-ig Ns haze tvd u >d esna
49, I'D Eh sp-e-.c ss'Sr Aslvc eosii saVs coas
e. s=v.4 gaf - lIa1kin i apo tAni rA
-ui los1sgt -As De- q Fto-ieise ana
isa lAL -ait ne eve a. hAyt1n atisas- W
DAvIo MAY.
R=r A. 4. C0wLE7,
Rev RO3r sic iAEIls,
"A - WATSON,
WI , PSrFCHs RD,
sFs ~ Rev 10 ~ k.SS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
HTADQJARFERs pErAsTii aSr % HgSeIcO,
R,ca-sSB, Va, ALrsa Sia lss1.
Gsasrai OFdrts, {

Es1crui oFJet9,
me PrHs.o-1 q ao..u AlJ b1arfsF Ho4Ecl sG forth
~ rs1o-t % s P-1ss Ml-h., n lsoet cf a sae.'s =
~ hnsat and 60 Ba,s VI a., Pe-ssas lss capioyasnt
= - IN .--iv and - sr l.1,Le Proves -Tsh4l
t.r. 80 - l,y g he 15c-l e. 20 4 " aad n
Lfsg-r s. a,s % is-ss, au1 otar Pao-
Ne vAi,,s - a5.t % hs p.lgli GarsI ths l'cAtea =
ms Sac - an ths nam o; as rses, has a. Ia-y
III .,- iilr re21df oI Psricns Gon BE ssrsola1Hs
e 1lt-y pa raz T1I l- "a rags .1 the rstloet.
~ t-d '1 pass 7sF1ra''s c1r'orste WIS
q ~ -tsia . q Is Lssssnt-t vtaau. .
pAsp1-- Jlsssa Fr s.re ].A..-s psnT f'rsdsen Hem
tzf q pslsaS lo1t. Nf M iea eiss II cou't
"A "a 90 -m in2 nc city Or - Us
49, Bile-s, a.. e. sash l1-s hsFe r4tsp7rt1-
- PAGE,
-,ss-0 A. z. Geas-.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

GESsgAL ORDERs
No.
Gillian Porter 4 appointed Provost AyshI OF ne
slr OF Eohn0a s,t Clptns A Gld5a aud !! U Nayaard
are sp7ontsd Ass-t Ant Pr1vott sa-shaa
A. tsuaa- sal1ll % ol ur-e1, coacernAs pAsPeFs or
a. ssaoa 81 aaarss nrsi ~ 81 ks 'rs o., Nsraa
U rbe s.tg % kl1rl,ai q liyist ,ail tEo Mu-A-v Dis
tr-ts by xlns uzyoa b gt, ahi Tunaias 40
lt hsac- Naia s. eel 20 Gov raof Or
Is stsee., sirc cn 2 str,St % se hnta o. as
city. -. -, , -,
o.. "a csdEr: zr tHr Is Ect Esst c fl hoe aader
81 cllarisnA 1f Casss =. q siaTaNrd
NJ s.masi M1r-aSbi1 is APO Hi-tsd Ch.r' Of Police.
l. T. PACK,
IA ASA sdiE General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
HsApoUARrEss DzPAErIESF o. aESGoo,
KcazsED, Va, AAreA tth, lSSa.


70. 8
BY vi-tas Of be aztaoy eoa'ret oy 6e1era d-rs NO
Abu.a-s .ndI-sp.c or 6vnsEas fc dSrc1 s, lsa Capt
a u 4otw sp251t-j Proves, Mar al % ihs u o. -l'h
r5ai us Ana sad - c'aHy tVf NE ak'anes
O. miles.
r. he Passport oes eos.nusi H' IA FFe n le'ain IN
De- csary- Of l1i eravoal &lrslL
III ne lsisu IA a. .i1nt1T o. Vao-s ions a.
qaar o. o.hc. i1t1z-a,zg beverages soiis
h,eI T1s olaer s 1esrct o-cct es ne r'FsL hAz-
-. sas IN pc a-a ,lui i-g sci ~, swing away, o.
in lny naaarr as .os.rs o. sgeh bcysragcs.
~ All p-o, 70 tc-ee. --cft nose 4 NE aeN4' o.
o. b - Co1fs-rlr -ts- hayi1g arus n 'hrr Ro1iesl5a
~ fr rsr hs sss thc 0rs.Eues psyar Or h-1Ee
a. Ah ta-ch gS63 0hersf "a be szsl ID tiEea
aa 5y n ezrshsL Arms bel % ths siNss
sfV-.la delivered o i5l tina a. ne 44ts 'rsea
Il q tlls l!v "a Ia - -yanl
sso-is - a eJahls barr.ed shoi gua Al piss OF
"a - q a.y b. lsdr4 1 "a ash up-naAu VII os
10 vrv,s i a- F-rl ~ - i;o tseHs aad
Goyczael IN The puohc zee ~ % Ezcs2tsi isE
L K PAEE,
49,. A.sA AejL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

Col. Psgrsm's camp called Camp Glrnett, vas on toe
western il7ps OF Reh Mountain. and his fOIuhcAsns
faced wCss IA lie dir5eioa Ct Buchanan IL W,s ID
niles iron ver,ey 70 LSnJel Hal ami mil 'rem BE-
serey 10 Col Pegrams camp as have been Informed As
y proceed on Beyerey, alo the Buchanan Turnpike
'owsrcs u. / Pegrsms camp, you will ptIesise road
The right, which enters that Turnpike, Sbcu miles
Fo Beverley F.om that road which is csu ny road,
psth indicated 5s dots s.Fik-s @ a, point Et
crossing eh Mountain at beads the left, and er-
thv Tu,ppke sg,u ia front on tie west OF Col.
Pegrss camp. / viii b. perceived in the CQuel that
CoL gan txpeeto1 porioa OF tie snemys iorcts 10
b. by that plh ar"und his right uk aud aiIcT
eSirF BE- ctu1y road 20 get INTO the Turnpike in h5
ris ron Beverly al least saeh was the Az
dsrstu srg OF Gea Glrne1, ~ho drew aud seat me- the
inrrgoirg diagram.
have slreldY stated that spent the night Of Wed
1estsy the 10 b Ol July a. BsYsi-y. Next morn J,
ratly nyer from GaB. Irnets waited me, in
firnng NJ hat It Vas Gen. Glrreus order, should
hasten 70 laurel HI and that be vas then on his way
60 nee, Cot EIsArd JJhasoa, ~bo bad lsf: StNuntoa
vi bis regiment tie p-evous Monday. According
IT, in1pdiA,rly At r, breakfast started the uSel
q u Tufupke for Liurtl q l. ba: had not proceeded
With my regimen. more tbsn or sies on ha, Turt-
ukc before Vas ovrrtakeu ~ messenger, who o.hv
cred me The flilosiag i,ttcr from Gel gram
l'D Qsa CIsr GAKSErr, Jolly II, 1891
Csi. VIZ. @. Sc-tr. Commanding a. V.
sIE: / tEak u almost certan that the caemy are
Rorku ih' psy around ny right q *, TO come into
b Turnpike I. miles this side Of D verlsy. would
s1ggess yOa p!.cs rvgmen in stion tht road,
and take vida you Jhs pieces Of artillery at l. eds.
vile eturuh lave cavalry scou,iog between t0s and
iha, road, a. you'd N S,Os you sOss as g,t in
flruaion Il Iae spprcaca Of the sh4H a. olce
Ere a letter to G,n. Grret', inoIm ng biR Ct ny opu
jol as TO tbs movements Of the entmy sad of the request
taVe ale Of VOL | need nos tell you nov fNtal Il
~oud = to have the eneny IN rear, as il Woid ea-
III. J. cuI "A sue supplies
VERY re- D. ct u,ly,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

Extract from COL P.erSa'a Letter tor The information
Of Oh. Soft
al have reason TO believe the enemy is trying TO work
bis way to my rear by the roa which comes into the
turnpike miles this side Of Beverley have there
fore suggested to COL seott that he take position with
bis regiment on thst road.
R.s1ec fully, ETC.,
Joas PEGaAM, L. Col, etc."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

m 10 Ool P Tbisn ny opinion and in the op ion Of
those OF my regiment with whom hsso conversed on
the'sufjsct is foul SANDER gallant MAJ aqG d..
tot WOO os hs life in sJrVing bis c,Eatry. II Hughes
had been drinking at all, did not perceive it.
III proper sbould notice the following order vhich
received from Gnsral Garnet. sometime during liz
day on wh c the fshttcoE ace.
HAD QuARrEks, DTPT w.A.)
Camp 9. L,trel HI ], JulT II b, 1851.
Gel sCorT, Commanding Reg'r en- Route to Laurel fil
Col: Gsn Glrnet directs tia You take your Dos ton
high up the road indicated BY COL Psgram, sscIete
your men and cut down trses blctk up the road IL
irort OF you il You are forced bfcx block up lbe
load as you go, ard defend every inch Of it,
By srisr OF G n. Gsruett,
JANIs L. CoRLuY,
Cspt O. s. Q. A. A AG.
II you have not sIss eneuga to bi.ck up the load
with, seld dewd to verley for ihem.
Respectfully Yours,
JANIS CoRLIY
Capt. O. s. q A. A. A q. .
The road to which thst order refers, is the county
road | was oIdsrfd TO guard. Caudsr csnpsls ne to
say, that do not rscoec: distinctly the time at which
that order recsvsd kn,p It was not received b.
fore sent Hughes as a messenger 10 Col. Pegran.
satisfied it was csived at es Lieut. Cochrsne came
to me fcm the mountain, and beevo received il a.
e returned from the mountain and reacAe Blverle-.
II eceivedt AFTER sent Hughes TO Dol and before
went up the mountain doubtless did not obey l., be
cause WAS anxious TO hear from Co., r., ana TO go high
up the county road AVID secre,e my men, would place k
of my power to reach h6 in tins render hm any
sDce, 10 h should qqest nay pIestn'e The
mountain If rfesived Il, a. | sattf.d did ater
Lieut.. CochFaue TO ne, did net etey II, because
had ascot n,d fro lthit iar and his thst tie
enemy would not come aoT mat read, tse7 had a.
ready com. around Dol P,crau's left ,ah BIT steu-
eeiVed !. maGc but little orIo mp -ifn upon
me-, as deemed It folly 10 IN executed At g. { tim
Sy decided impress ion is kossyer, hat reGsi5edIt Z
ter my rs'ur1 Beseriey, ,aEi a.e in the az Nh
A'rnvsd by crowd
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JOSH PEGGAN,
l.. Col. Uommai d.nR

A-e- drvsring this letter, the niger dashed on
{, Laurel AI. This letter read 10 mos, of my q
c-ts An9 Mr.. John n Hlghes who resi1ei n B.v
Q and VITO al be,, m acc lsiniet in TIE lat
vagina Convention, AID who hAa tIpfGssei deter
mrr ai,n 70 ion my regiment Hs said 1e v S perfect
II aoquVn ed with the road on WAieh USl gran d ;
-ired use 20 take positCn Hhas va, 10 doY Tbs
-1ELcy Was pressing Il the enemy aaou.j get 70 Col
Pc rams rca AID get tosSessiOn OF Bev ii y, where all
cgl Q1.rIernasers CJmnis Ary's stores etc were
tepo.i.ed both Cot P,grAm AID Gen Glrnett you'll be
compelled 70 re'r At for army cannot live without
~ pUes onli wait to se {, LIurvl Ali, tEelge
~ tlir en- miles d-t4n', foe od,rs for, we're 70 do
so from the ch r.csr OF UO Pesrams Letter believed
q, rremy WUuld get into tie Buchanan Turnpike be-
,re M For that letter says: III; Is a'm2.t certain
that the enemy working their way around my night
q, 20 g,t iatO this tuInpite, one and = hall
ME hi sds OF Beverley" Ara working their
..y" ing in the prvssit euse supposed, The enenv
uers areacy on their march by thai reu'c Hence, !
not hssi:ae IS 10 the course Jhould pursue. HW
iag 40 writing mlefiAs, sent Cap. Slei.on ard Ssr-
eAnt Spindle 10 e.tYle Church, about lhrye or four
mi es in advatcs OF me for the pieces of Ar,l cry,
- kea Cf IN Col PsFraas letter. aud for the G-eenbrSr
TT op OF Cavalry, Whcl / understood, was stAiohed
Place. After dlsr buing cSrtf see TO the men,
I r tuned 10 -veiley aud then took the BnchAni
Turnpike, Wtica followed until r., aehed tie point al
stich the county read referred 10 by Col PSgfam
il on the right and half miles iron Beverley.
A. that point totk position with my regiment While
here, Capt Shelton and Sergeant Spin6le whO ha5
DO ~ sent 10 edsse Churci, brought inforni,ion
that The tso pi,cs tf Aril ry had been moved from
thai plaes Laurel Hill snd that the commander Of
Gresnbrer CaVIry refused - c1me on the grOuad
that my o-d,r Lot in writing. fne messenger, who
ga n on 20 L.ur,l Hill with Letter from Ool Pc
gram 10 Gen Garneti also returned, bringing the
following order from Gen Garnet
HEAreU.KrEKs DEPARrHEsr or n. W. A.,
Camp At .urei Hll, July ii b, 1851
Co. OF commanding Regim,ns en- route 10 Lauee
HUI:
Ioone Gen. Garrett directs thSt you return to Bsve
lev znd k pp the poiii, In the Buchanan Road re-
qEs cd by Col. Psgrsm, & fsnd your position 10 h'
lls', II yOu sbo1ld BE auscked
Very respectfully
Y,u. obe6isut servant
JAMS l. CoRLEY,
Captain c. 8 A. a. g.
'Tske soma OF Cap. k0Ormius with you iron
Lsedsgillo church, and in0rGi ne, by mounted tx
pres- OF any OF the enemy OF which you Ar'
posillye. By order Of GEE GAsSITr
JAS. l.. CoRLsY,
Csp'an o. &, A. A. A G.
Ard for faar I sho,li 20; kqos the pont In tie Blu
ci aan tcsd, Wlic1 CcL PsgraE rsqassed ne toHoccr
py Geo GlrBess sent NE aith the order the following
sI r4st IRON Col Pegtaa's lettSrto him, viz
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souTB SIDE RAILROAD.
FEtHE passenger AiE fcllows; From Petersburg
Il Lyns.b bH daily n, I A. 81.
Fran Ly sehSGrs TO Peteaburg daily at "a. ".
unets be JunCt Ui.l the ehm3nd and DAnVDs RGl
sd Lyuchourg With ala and Railroad
AMI thence to I'll pArtI OF Tsansss .bsni, Mississippi ArkAn
b aii ItXSs.
asiS HID. BIRp, Gen. fuP;.
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IT. Ral-osd Coupsrcs aad tie JAraes Si7s- zsa hA7aHhA
Csn GO ,pany are edtsa b uk~spc-, 'no ta ely or out
90 s,-tlgus uquors, other Intoxicating oyv rAscs
III ruperiase. o. RArosl8 aot ct ne ID SAnA
a-s r-lasfs g. -rlrt ilIs hs Provost Ssra me nura
e q passenger passing s FoAds AID Canal oui oil We
s'' Of Ae2n0aa -.
~ o.d-r q RsIs Gen. JaO wiader, Goa, a.,
mAis-r A, AsEL 6ea.