The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
stuart again on BuI Run Baiiie-
field.

:" 'Nss's NuHt1'VA-- Df0Jy
rot in Aississippi--le leliow Fever disop.
Peared at Port Royol-- Gxeraids alout
Lees6Hrg.
New YORK, November go. -TheTiwss'
correspondent at Faii tax sends the follow
ing dated November 81: 1--WE have pref!
ty reliable information as to Tic position
Oft Severel forces Of the rebels. Sluart's
headquarters is al Warrtnlon, and dWhite's
cavalry at Leesburg, ,rI
"The forces OF the latter ia only three
hundred men. Stuart has artillery aud
cavalry. ard his advance guard was on
he Bull Run ground, but eur cava,ry
drove them back, TIey since Ieuccupied
a portion Of the Srpund.P j .e.s
| a Washington saeciahto .ht NswYork
Times sugs:
"The aclioa Of The War Department,
in st'kirg upward Of ona hupred , fl
GERS from !he rolls, os ing TO hen absence
from heir regiments, cau4 considerable
Hulicring among liose Ia the city, aud Il
large numbrr ofresignarots ytre ~ cord
ingiy sent tie Wn Department 10 day ="
Tho lleia!d las I.r following:
HARpEHa FEaaY, November 2l.--Tte
rebel pi. kets were at NolSu's Ferry The
impression prevails thai S'onewaIf jack
son is marcbiUgto Gprdonsvill-, with The
hulk OF lis forces, and that the rebels in
this vicinity are cavalry" t
Headquarters Army Of tie Potumac.i
November q, lG2
Yesterday the enemy received a sud
dcn check il he removal of stores by
rail from fredericksburg, cur arullory
having open'd upon tLem, disabling a
Iocomollv,, and drlaiuipg the train upon
the track near the depot. The rebels,
however, contnar 10 remove -four grain,
iobaroo, cotton, &c, by means Of wagons.
Since ouI evaculiOn ofFredcrick, burg.
last sp,i"g, Il Q rebels have shipped large
qnauIltles Of gain from tie lover liver
cou"Ih up to thai place, aud thence re
inoyed,tby railroad to Richmond
Last night, the enemy bui large Tres
On the bills bey ond Frcd,ricksbdig. iln,
minating the whole southern holizor,
widen y designing 10 deceive US with
regard to their real force.
Iii BELIEVED they laye large body
Of uoops in thia vicinity, aud the impres.
sion prevails that no opposition will be
made to our occupation Of the CITY II Q
storms have swoII-n tGo Streams very
much AMI rendered the roads almost i'm
pass ,be.
Nrw YoRR. Nov .mbel 2g A Peters
burg dispa'ch Of the 18th to tie Rich
mond papere, says;
Zine enemy, supposed to number con
sidrIabiy over a brigade, appeared this
at FraOkIin, on tie Blnckwac
river, and attempted TO cross under cover
ol sh lis In" Cont derates resjst'l sue
cess(ully fli two hours, when ,he A boli
,iouists retired. We captured twelve or
fourteen.
"Pariirs direct from Lower Branlen
assert positively that lh-rs is no lleet in
the vicinity nor had been any"
A dispatch 10 The Tribuoo from Fall
mouth says The rebels now have two
heavy Rodm0ns planted bar L Of Fielder
irk'burg, but our batteries completely
Nilenccd them. They have been running
railroad trains night an day, withdraw.
ing supplies and ma,hnery from Freder
Ioksburg to Richmond.
Fifteen lolas- wagons Of C1uch's
troops were attacked by re"vl cavilD Just
outside our lines yesterday, but the
guards rrpeled the gucrrlIas and brought
the wagons all back "
Headquarters Army of the Potomac J
No ember 2l II 7, NJ
General Pa rick, Provost Marsha, Gen
ernl Of the army, this morning crossed he
river TO Fra lrrIcksburg, un'er Dig of
truce, conv ying the o,vil authorities 6I
That city, the following letter demanding
1t surrender;
Headquarters Amy Of Tho Poiomac,l |
November u. 1862.
To 'lc Mayor aud Common CuuLcl OF
fredericksburg:
Gen'lemeC: Ubd,r., yer of tie houses
Of your city, shos have teen hr d upon
troops ot my command; your mills aud
are furnishing provisions
lad maorSls for clothing armed budite
in rebellion against the GnteI States;
! youI ralroads aud other means Of trans.
',rt'I'on are removing supplies to the dc.
pots o such troops
This condition must terminate; by Gi
'eclion Of General Burnside. | according.
y demand the surrender oi the city into
ny bands, AZ the i,p,esenlaIve # the
United St'ts. at or before 5 ocl0ck this
!, NJ Failing AN Affirmative rpDly +,
his demaod by the hour Indicated, six
eon hours will be permitted to elapse for
ho Removal from tie ciry of women and
hi'dren, lhe sick and wounded aud agrd,
lc, which poriod having expired, shall
,rorced 10 she'll the own,
Upon ohtaining ppss, ssi,n VI this city,
very pe,csSary means will 10 tskou to
reserve order md secure the pto'eotiye
pera'ion o. th' laws aud pohcy Of tie
Jniled States Government, ....
AN very lo'peetulS
Your obeient srvAnt.
E v SUMNER.
Brever Major General u S. A. Com.
mnding Right GraGd Division ir
On a,jvel On the opposite side os the ,
iv.r, General pauicS wAs conveyed 10
he guari'honse by tho military. whore