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IMPORTANT FROM NASHVILLE.
Union Mass Meetings OF the People-Pre'
Hminary Steps TO tho Readmission .
Tennessee tQ the Union.


Union Mass Meetings OF the Peopie-Prc-
liminary Steps TO tho Readmission ef
Tennessee tQ the Union.
RAsHvIIIR, May Is, 1862.
Tho Union demonstration to-day complete sue
The meeting was hold In the hall Of the House Of
Representatives and comprised at least fifteen hundred
persons together with band OF music. Ex-Governor
Campbell presided assisted by Vice Presidents from
rious districts and COUNTESS including Memphis Speeches
were made by Governor Campbell, Governor Johnson,
AesGs. w. B. Stokes, William II. Polk, ". H. weeens'
Edmund Cooper and John g. Brien The tenor Of all the
speeches earnest appeal 70 the dsuded Tennessee.
who have embraced the cause Of the rebels to
turn to loyalty TO the Union.
The evening meeting attended by Colonel Lewis
D. Campbell Hon. Jordan Stokes and others. Resolu.
tons setting forth that the safety and welfare Of their
relatives and friends in the rebel army and prisons
only be assured by the Tennessee the Union
that Congress be appealed to to end the compliment
ing The Union officers and soldiers their considerate
conduct and approving Of Governor Johnsons address
Of March Is, were adopted by exclamation.
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested throughout
the entire proceedings. Everything here bears auspi
cous aspect for the unon cause.
GOV. Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, and
the GueriIlas.
From the Nashville Union, May 10.l
We give below highly important proclamation from
Gov Johnson In our judgment meets tho exact
iy. II is u well timed and well aimed blow and will
place wholesome restraint those freebooters and
marauders who are now carrying the chief work os
the rebeion;--
EXECUTIVE 0rrItR, NASHVILLE, Tenn, May o, 1902
Whereas certain persons unfrsndiy and hostile
government OF the Uuited States banded themselves
tgoher and going at large through many Of the
counties in this state srrsstng msreating and punder.
ing Union citizens wherever found,
Now, therefore, /, Andrew Johnson Governor Of the
State OF Tennessee by virtue Of the power and authority
in me vested do hereby proclaim that ovcry
IN which Union man s arrested and maltretsd by the
maraudng bands aforesaid nvs rebels the
most prominent In the immediate neghoorhood shall be
arrested imprisoned and otherwise dealt with the
nature OF the case may require. And further, in all
cases in which property OF citizens loyal 70 the govern
ment Of tue United States is taken destroyed fun
ample rcmuncrat shall be made 70 them out OF the
property Of such rebels IN the vicinity have sympa-
thized with and given aid comfort, information or en-
couragemert 10 the parties committing such depredA
tions.
This order will be executed In letter and spirit An
citizens hereby warned, under heavy penalties from
entertaining receiving encouraging such persons 70
banded together or in any wisc connected herewith
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II EAST. Secretary OF State
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Hepelessness OF Rebel Success at Fort
Wright.


hEstm-, Tenn, April Is, 1852.
Tbe news from Fort WI sht s encouras ng only % The
crl Aai stil brdpey ne asfee Tue enemy
bave mortar boats and number ~ transports From
he former heavy firing is increasingly kept up night
day. Thus far the only casualties tho loss II leg
and ARM Of the sufferers being aged citizen Of
Ne neghborhood vho pf ssent to furnsh assistance
u the disabled u should be required. II is reportod
Aleo that burst one Of The enemy are
supposed to have burst three, the peculiarly OF the Ok.
pcsisns the several tines and the iaare Of the shells
70 appear in their accustomed places, indicating this
probability. Since then only mortar boats have
been in use. Ito Dy prlreioH tax TIE fail Of Eort
Wrf0h only he noIk u time, ,gds ne case ,cs.A
}afkt and that the enemy not prspar cd TO take II
unt after tho coming battle nj Cornth. Only two OF
sheir CUR boats remain, with tho rnorsrs and tho ma
sry Of their troops have departed up the Tennessee TO
btatsburr.
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THE IMPENDING BATTLE At cORINTH.
General EoifecE's Headquarters Moved to
the Front--skirmish with the Rebel
Pickets-Our Army Only Three Mtier
from tine Encmy's Works, SC.

the Front--skirmish with the Rebel
Pickets--Our Army Only Three Miier
from the Encmy's Works, Sc.
MONTEREY, Nay ~, 1852.
To day our pckets took possession Of evacuated
reuel camp three miles and half from Cornsh, and The
robol picxets were criven in.
MONTERREY, May II, 1862.
The Commanding General his camp 10. day fous
miles from bere 10 tho front.
reccnroitsring party under Brgadisr General Smith
had a skirmish with tho rebel pickse right yes
tarday killing two wounding three and capturing 1ve
Our loss The party went within half o mile Of
arebci battery supported By brigade Of infantry just
outs ids the intrenohmcnts.
Our forces average and half 70 three miles irons
tho intrenchnents.
Although tho army Advancing slowly because Of the
nature the ground necessitarg the building Of cordu
roy roads and bridges, Is generally understood thai
tue engagement will of IN ths Of tho week.
CAIRO, May IA, 1862.
The latest news from Pitsb1rg says that Il Is not
pected that attack would bo made on the snemyf
position Tor several days Our siegc guns not yet
position.
General Haeck stl advancing cautiously, carefully
fortifying as he advances All his mcrensnts are pre-
dicated on the suppositon that the enemy 10 In large
force at Cornth and that he intends making stand.
Grand Junction IL being fortified by General Beaurs.
gard with Ihe evident intention Of falling back there
beaten at Corinth The nun bsr cf tho ensmys Ioope
s imatcd at General Haiscks hesdq lartsrs at from
10 GOO 10 10000,
CmcAoo, May IA, 1892.
special despatch from Cairo says that General
Mitchsls diy,slon has formed junction with Genera
Pope, aud now forms the extreme left Of our line.
on Thursday General Pope moved forward his columS
rstaxe the position lest the sxirmish Of FRIDAY
last The result was not known a. The tine the steamer
left Pttsourg
As the steamer Gladiator, with tho Fonrth Minnesota
res msnt on board, vas passing Paris Landing on the
Tennes river route for Ptsburs her upper works
gave way, killing nvo Elk and nuring several others.
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JONT may
report reached here tins morning the elect that
Ne enemy had thrown orwardto Greenve, Iit county
the Tar river force Of 900 men portion Of them
nvalry. This report 10 brought by passenger and ap
Deass likely to be correct The Raleigh etr says that
BOWS reached that city on Tuesday morning that the
Yankees had landed considerable force at the OF
Washington. Is tarsiy possible .Aai he enemy should
ssHtcwpdts vsorreH the ruiiroad ~ V,ison but we
mink The object is simply W punder aid annoy the poo
pie and jure that section Of country by interfering with
planting, thus hoping 70 embarrsss or Cause by dim
nahing supplies.
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS Corps.

srRAsBune, Va, May IA, 1862.
northessisr set in last night. IL s Cod send 10
agriculture and the sanitary condition Of troops
Dessrters and prisoners continue TO como and are
consigned 70 the charge Of Colonel Bachsdor Provost
Marshal Several important have been Forwarded
70 Washington to-day, by order Of Colonel Clarke, chio
Aid Of General Banks, for hna dispoeRl
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The Destitute Artisans Call on Great Bri-
tain and France to Aid Mr.. Lincoln in
Crushing Out the Rebellion.
The Poor Law Inadequate to Relieve the
Operatives Of Great Britain.
NAP0LE0N'S ITALIAN POLICY BAFFLED,
Sandman Troops Expected III
Rome,
Sc, &c., &c.
&c.,

HALIFAX, May IA, 1862.
The steamship Niagara, Captain Stone, which left
Liverpool At hslfpas A. N. Of the Sd. and Queens
town 4th arrived this evening, with thirty five passen
gers for Boston and ftyeght for Halifax together with
"a 900 specie for Halifax. She will sail 1t nino O'Clock
for Boston. May A. at ve p NJ passed the Asia eight
miles west Of Roche Point.
The Hibernian arrived off Inndc0derry the forenoon
OF the 2d instant.
The steamship Bavaria, from New YORK; arrived of
Cowss on the Sd INFANT In the evening.
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BVoFOfJ
The ship Undaanted which arrived at this port 10 day
from Ship Isand 2ist u, brings thirty officers and
hundred aud twenty sick and disabled soldiers. Two
hundred sck soldiers left at the island bs for
warded by the next ship. The Undaun,sd also brings
40 bass Of cotton and 900 barrels of iurpsnsne There
werssN regiments Of infantry and two batteries of
artillery on ths siaud when she sGt Tho weather was
very hct
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Com msrciai Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY NARkEr
Funds were armes with more steadiness There Is an
Increased domand for money pardy in anticipation ct
payments the ith and for further nsalmenls ths
Turkish loan. Good bills at Az go.
The London Times says reported that the applics
cations for the Russian loan reached nearly four and
haf millions and in Paris. three Millions saving only
two and htf mii!ions for the other Continental cities.
LONDON, May 2-Evening.1
American securities dull aud nominal.
:. iosnos, May s-Evenins'
Consos closed TO day at 93si 937S for money.
AMEWcAS SECURITIES
The latest sales We're Illinois Central Railroad, ~ 4sX
discount Erie, 81 a s21s.
Trade REPORT.
The Manchester market was steady. with on casio,
tendency.
LIVERPOOL RRFADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Iichardsop, Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash
Co.. and othera repoTtF,oar dall and declined Cd pei
lust and declined I'd per cwt red Western, los. lIs
red Southern, lis lis, ID. white Western, lis. Cd
12s white sou'heru 12s l2s. 3D. corn frmer; mixed
Z,s. 0d. 2sa. white, '32s q 33s.
LivERp60L PROVISION MARKET.
Various circulars repor, beet very dull at decline
2s. Cd. Pork has a downward tendency. Bacon dow&
ward and declined Sd Is Lard active At Ais. 43a
3D. Taliow steady ~ 4bs I'd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes sosdy a, S2s Cd ot pearls and s3s. for pots.
Rosn active common, i3s Cd l4s Spirits tarpentinl
irregular; quoted al 70s Sugar downward and declined
sd Coffee baoyan, Rice nTnsr and moro active. L9,
and Is quoted at 3ss Cod o--No Gales.
LONDON MARKETS.
BrsadstuYs dull anu quotations are barely maintained,
AoA Guh loI phb Auu Iess, SSOtSu pig sUS&CCin8 nv
quoted at 63s 3D. Sugar quiet and steady. Tea has
downward tendency. Coffee quiet. Rice quiet Spirits
turpsnns frmer at 69s. Cd. 1alow declining; quoted
at ses. Lnseed cakes nominal and dec ined g. Sperm
OIL dull at Ee2 f93. Cod oil, Gao. Lpseed OIL quiet
36s. 9i.
THE LATEST MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, MAY 8, 1861
The sales OF cotton to-day have been 5000 bales II.
cludng goo 70 spectators and exporters. The market
ciosel QUOT at unchanged quotations.
The breadstus merkst Is generally fat. Corn steady,
The provision market 10 very dull and inactive.
HAyRE MARKET.
TIE SALES uf cotton for the week 900 bales. Or.
leans o-dnaire 1885, has 1897 The market Is less
nrn and easier The total stock port go 600 bales.
PARIS, May 8, 1S62
The Boursc is firm. Rentes close at 7lf. l0c.
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"vcry Reliable secesh News.

We learn from q courier, who arrived here yesterday
shst the enemy landed West Point but were rspuscd
By General VIKINGS division, with small loss on both
sidcs The enemy usua. aed u their gunooats.
THIS same courier informs that "Sickcs' Drunken
igsde'' was In the engagement near Williamsburg
londayI aud slIsred severely, Ssctlss aif'sc being
hTkd
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CAPTURE or SUFFOLK, VA.

FORTRESS MONROE May H. 1852.
HoS. z. M. srASTcS, Secretary Of War -
We have Suffolk. II taken last evening by Major
Dodge All is quiet Major General AcClellan's troops
are At Cumberland.
JOIN E. WOOL, Major General Commanding.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

orened at Dublin, the arguments the blu OF exceptions
taken by MAJOR Y-iverton having commenced IA the
Court OF Common Pleas.
-Four deputatiors from Liverpool lad an interview ON
the N with the m-nbers government tho
tim relating 70 the shipping interest. Tho objects were
not stolod
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hsrshDess or his subordinates anxious 70
force him TO different course.
good deal Of dterness Is fn towards Gsnsdl Lsvs,
o~s shotd dgs that he Intelligent acQul him II
suspcfon freachery His force had been much
weakened to reinforce army at Corinth. We win
sag what his present force 10, bat is ,s$ he,y
sdnd.
Mayor Monroe 10 a native OF Virginia. Mr. Tiff the
cont actor for the burned steamer the Mississippi
ultimate friend but relative connection or kr Mo
iory's.
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NEWS FROM the PENINSULA.
NEWS FROM the PENINSULA.
The Main Body Of General McClellan's
Army Still at Cumberland.
-<~~>~~>~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~
Continual Skirmishing with
the Enemy.
The New Defensive Line of the
Rebels,
&C., SC. &C.

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1902
The information from the main body Of General Me-
uellan's army at Cumberland mp 10 nine O'Clock yes
teraay.
IN the Of tho day they had inconsdsr-
able skrmtshes with tho rebels, who In their
Immediate front.
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The Killed and Wounded in the Battle
OF Williamsburg.

The reports Of the Killed and wounded in the battle Of
Williamsburg very incorrect. have the authority
Of Lieut.. Col welos, the Provost Marshal Of
this city, for saying that the report OF casualties In
his regiment (Fist Massachusstts) Is Inaccurate and
know by the graves now hors that tho loss OF the En-
cslsior brigade alec incorrect, particularly reference
to the First regiment Of that brigade For instance
Colonel Dwight is not killed but badly wounded, and
his way New York. The list Of captains also wrong
The only captain killed IN the Fret Exoesior (Dwghts
regment) is not mentioned, namely, Captain Henry
Brooks Reilley.
Three other captains reported killed. namely, Captain
Boun, net Bruno, printsd; Capt Bdgbee and Capt.
Price, Of New York. missing and are reported prison
srs at Richmond. Capt. Manan has gone home wounded
to New York Lieut. Haynor, commanding a company
in that regiment was also killed He or Major
Haynor, OF Gen. WOODS star.
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Cape Of Good Hope malls TO the end of March hay
reached England. The news is ulimportant.
There is very littio Improvement in trade. tn
drought continued 10 the Western province.
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India. China aud Auztr

The lldia China aud Australia mails have arrived al
Suez.
osived.
Bombay telegram Of he 18th says the cotton crop Is
shorter and the quality worse than last year.
The Calcutta merchants had pet onsd for and the Bonn
bay merohts anst tle repeal oi The import duties
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U0us UutHSN HH<H tHt NEW OrIt&Mb AWs
thOrllies.
The New Orleans Delta of the 4th inst records inter
Council and statos that the civil authorities continue
their functions, except upon political and military
offences. No oath Of allegiance had been required
Later accounts state that the Mayor and Council bave
been arrssted.--Ep. HERAIpl.
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commission has beon appointed to proceed 10 Eng.
land u collect Information reatye 10 iron plated ships
II saihc snt kaoweae s not 90 .anab there the
mission viii go to France and America.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsnNsrcY, May Ia, 1862
Owing to the storm but boat TO day from For
trees Monroe TO Cherrystone. There WAS but little
brought, and that sent To the press at
There change OF importance In the position Of
General Ha1eck's army yesterday.
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The recall Of General Goyon from Rome In oonfrned
The Paris spondsnt OF tho London Tines says
" II was after much time and hesitation that hs Emperof
deciid on the step and the say prod ced such
effect on the EMPRESS that she could would not
spesr al the dinner gwen the Queen Of Holland on
the 2Sfn, at the risries did shc appear at the
bal which followed tho cinnern
II rs believed by the Italians IN Paris that Rcme viii
soon be occupied by the piedmonese troons
The CSnsn iioarl asserts that the recall OF General
Goyon VIII not change The trencn policy At Rome.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes had advanced TO 7lf. \
The King Of Italy, in rcpiy address presented at
Naples the 2d expressed his Tor recep
on, and said the pubic works viii increase aeytyt
The public safety is not yet re establish he'd, because
Rome ia the OF coDspracies but believe when
j say that. much Itai,Ds wish 90 recover Rome
the French wish quite ch % terminate the occupa
tion or il.
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Cape OF Good Hope.

The Bank Of Amsterdam advanced .ts rate Of dig
count to !.
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The Union Fleet or Mobile.

n Mobile Resv Of the s,h nst states that ve Union
punboass bad appeared or Dauphn Island; that Joe
schnstOns army was large Besarsgards, and that
~ rebels at Corinth await the attack.
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rEw KRSr Cour HOUSE, Va, May III 1862.
ssirynh Bc,oce ne Snh Uy,<d States Cavalry AMI Seg.
arts 9eeel Oae1iry-A Trap--Lis eJ Killed a,.d Wound
al, &c.
The syth regimen. Of regular cavalry had quite q
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TIE EVACUATION OF MEMPHIS.
The Fall Of Norfolk Makes
Richmond Indefensible.
BURNSIDE STILL MARCHING on"
GENERAL slCXLES REPORTED KILLED.
FORT WRIGHT MUST FALL.

Highly Important from Memphis.
UNDIsGUJsED PGpyALERCE OF UNION pRNTIagNTs--
CONFRDERArE MONEY w0ITTfLE LEss-TlfE UNION
FORCES TO BE CORDIALLY wELcoSED-THE "sr-
CEsHo CITIZENS AND NEWSPAPERS ''sBRDAD-
DLIN0, ETC.
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The Invasion Of Mexico.

DIFFERENCE or ACTION or THE MORAL FoRcT
POWERS.
The London r1o ssys:--our government has gradually
withdrawn its originally email stake in the military
part Of the enterprise in Mexico and We have Iie
beyond moral participation in the matter wo shall set
such redress for the past and guarantees for the future
AS are found be obtanabc and want nothing more
Il 10 stated that further renforcsmsn,s OF French
troops and war material ara to be sent TO Mexico.
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the WAR NEWS IN TOWN.

Rum0rs Relative to General Mcclellan.
Tho from Burnside's army was the absorbing
topic Of conversation yesterday, has bsen fact
since last Friday. Nothing but the kilograms dis
cussed and the morning and evening papers read
and again with the ntenscst interest The in
telgence In the morning issues not very en-.
couraging, and cast dependency the community.
The details, far facts concerned, appeared
meagre, and experience has taught the public
that whenever there is the slightest indication Of
Withholding news the part OF the government,
something disastrous may be expected. Another sad
proof Of this afforded yeseday afternoon giving the
people but much to indulge their melancholy
endencies. Shortly af ter the the
wires that troops had recrossed the river and 1.-the
pontoons were up The fact posted all the
paper bulletins, and, although it in
pected the effect was nevertheless truly startling
sonng degree Of chsgrn not surpassed by that
which followed the Of the defeat in the first battle Of
Bull rum or Manassas. The subsequent repe
ttons Of what has been but too often witnessed in this
city since the beginning Of the rebellion The agony and
suspense Of people concerning their relatives the army
were predominant and Il is useless TO dwell this pain
ful subject Breakfastng with dmmed hopes people
sat around the evening meal detected and almost subducd
by despair.
There were late hour in the afternoon that
General Mcclellan had again been summoned TO Washing
ton but no foundation for them could be discovered.
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AFFAIRS ON SUNDAY.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH ARar CORPS, !
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. l5-Eveuing. !

fKEDERiCkSBURC, Dec l0-EVeuing. J
has bs>a quiet day for the Firth Army corps, far
different one from ;s: anticipated last eysAing. there
had been any nghting this corps ~cald have come in for
the first share it occupies The post OF danger.
Gen Grifn's division holds still the position 1t
held at the close Of last evening. They lie I'm a ravine
whose front close upon the enemys first line OF cannon
II is about all PERSONS life is worth to 60 to them
come from them. The moment human form shows
itself on the brow Of the hill this side, Of bull
let's salutes him from the rebel sharpshootcrs on
the opposite hill. Lieut. Ross, of Gen. Gri1n's
staff bad his horse shot under him carly this morning In
endeavosing to carry message to Of the brigade
commanders. He says the bullets few about his head
with proximity and velness anything but agreeable.
He escaped by crawling his hands and knees.
Similar saluteon rendered to Lieutenant Case, also
General Grians STAFF He beat active and, happily.
secure retreat The regiment have lain their faces all
day with arms in readiness to spring 70 work when the
order should be given This situation OF affairs has
dered 1t impossible TO bury dead lying the field
the dead being mainly those of General Couch's corps
Sturgs' division, which this division relieved.
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- .RN aET ~ -Mf1.--.
THE REBEL RAID ON DuMFRIES.
Our Army Correspondence.

DuMEiEs, Dec. I3, 1862
yesterday as the advance Of General GELS corps under
Genera Won stenwshr approaching this place, and
about miles from II met by several suffers
and Others who informed that the rebels in Dunn
fries in force Jbs accounts of the rebel numbers varied
from two thousand twenty thousand Some said they
we're commanded by stuart others that Hampton
the leader.
General Steinwebr, with his staff, few ordcres
and two or three scouts were distance advance
Of his column, and fearing attempt to capture his
train he Immediately ordered two regiments TO advance
on the right flank by which his march entire
ly protected.
We were soon met by some paroled prisoners from
Dumfes who gave accurate Information in regard
TO the rebel ra and also informed that the enemy had
evacuated the place, leaving bohind only small picket
guard.
with two or three scouts as many orderlies and tho
Commssary Of Colonel Schimmefennigs brigade, Captain
chalfant we advanced TO Dumries General stcinwehr
had ordered forward company OF sharpshootsrs to pro-
tect the advance Of his column and with these few
shundrcd yards in the dashed into town, the
rebel guard Of from six TO twelve retrcating be
fore US
We learned that from one to two thousand cavalry,
under the command Of Gen. Hampton, had entered Dunn
fries about three O'Clock yesterday morning, capturing
about twenty men Of our cavalry picket guard, de-
stroyng considerable quantity Oh suffers storcs and
driving OF or breaking up the wagons lhey also cap
tured surgeon Mr. Lamb telegraph operator, with his
instruments and Mr.. Mcintosh, telegraph constructor
This rebel force came from Culpepper Court House.
crossing the river about Rsrpahannock Station and ad
vancing here by route leading Brownsville Thoy
returned by the Had we had good cavalry
force we could undoubtedly have captured number
Of the rebels, Y not their whole force.
General sgci had his cavalry under Colonel wynd
ham, our right, to advance by way of Brsntsve but
Colonel wyndham ordered back by other authority
otherwise he would undoubtedly have intercepted the
beis
supplies OF forage being short, teams hauling IL
from weehawkcn Landing, where boats have arrived.