Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

having came through the Canal. She
'ortpgs no news Of interest. The fortif6a-
lions ut Pigs Point were blown MP to-day
by NArpl together With the rebel barracks
I'm the vicinity. A Reconnaissance in force
was made to Wihton, y. o., yesterday by
Gen. Viele. & ~ 3 Y ~ :. =
have not learned the result. Accord.
ing 70 the, statement Of prisoners brought
down by the White House boat this alter
noon, the abieet of the 6pemy's attack on
our LETT wing yesterday vas 10 reach the.
Ityer and thus cut 0R our line Of commu-,
ntcatton. This was the puTporti of the adj
dress 70 tHe Troops b fore ehvfnR Rtchmond
| yesterday morning sais G5gtfi 1919 Hsialsiil
The British gnuboat Racer arrived from
on Charleston this afternoon. :-si5e Z
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Important from Fremontis Conn
ia Us ss5nsigl mand .a'i,.5a
l5ai FRENoNT's HEADQUARfERs,aC CAMP NEAR
sTRAARpRe wa MuoRFfELD, June / .43eu!
Fremont Witha strong column left Frank
I'M last Sunday, and by rapid forced
marchesS has crossed the Shenandoah
mon1tatn, ranges marching nearly = hum.
dred9 miles over difficult roads;iWith little
means of trapSp6 rtRti0n and mo Supplies in
the country. Il This morning Eve miles from
Sttasburg he oYert0bk Jackson In full re-
trsat. With bic whole force onthe road from
winchester TO Strasburg. Col. Cluseret
commanding thel advance brigade came
up the enemy Strong y posted with artil-l
ieFy. which opened as soonia the head 0f
nus '00lnmhgupp0are General Fremont
bFog bis main column rapidly up and
tormedil line Of BATH e. Jackson declined 10
light, aud while holding Oluseret in check
with a portion OF his, troops withdrew his
MAIN Gree and Continued bis retreat.
II Ia the skirmtsh 8 OfthelS IlIY irRiniajaud
l,2 of the Goth Ohio were wounded. The
Itepspy 3silohP dnkqo@p. slTFshtSsfi I've pfia-
toners were taken by our Cavalry. y
y Col poWley. ots the 3fd Regiment
Potomas lone Brigade, IN q skirmish. ON
~ IghnEsday morning, drove = large body. of
lIAshby!si Cavalry through WardensTille,
tktlltng aud Wounding others. q
STRAsBuRGSsJ nue 1.-G General Bremonts
advance brigade, under Coll Cluseret, oc.
cnpied Strasbutg last night without re-
'slstanee, jackson rapidly retreating before,
our tarces! IA midnight reconnoissance
three miles beyond Stras66rQIf came nDo6
arope b1rEicade and ambush of Jackson's1
Iear guard. adnd retired sdtcessfn With
y loss of only three wounded. Col. Fig
gelmsusi, Of Frepout's staff, with, only is
men brilliantly charged AID put TO flight a
dytotieAHhlry commanded .bytAsh6y in /
peFs % v 0EEnI[ng Z .,ta z lfIrJtE & asr
WAsHINeroN, June 2.-Thsl following
dispatch was reeetyed. at the War Depart
nent this morning a' III fs 1870 4.
HEADQUARTERS DEP'F OF MISSISSIPPI, y II
~ CANE ERAE CSRlsTH, june (. q 3
Hon o. =. !. A. !; StantoE, see'g Of Var:
The following dispatch has been re.
cetveds from Gen. Pope: isiIn.al ID ~
20 lleS51t,. Gen. HaLtesk - se aa-ei
-ltlgtyesi me pleasure 70 report the brill
liant success of the expeditions sent out ON
the 18th tnst,, under Col. Elliott, id COM
mand, OF the End cavalry. After forced
marches day and night, through a very
difficult county, he finally ss1eeesdsd ~
reaching the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad nj
Bonneville ata2 o clock Al u! on the Both.
He destroyed the track In many places.
both south and north of the town, blew
up one calvert, destroyed the switch and
track, burned the depot aud sthelocomo-
ttyes and train of tWenty-six cars loaded
With supplies of every kind, DESTROYING
10000 stand Of small arms, three pieces Of
artillery and great quantity OF clothing
and ammunition, and pafoled 1000 priS-
onerss which he could not. keep viii his
~ ; sf|f L.
The enemy had heard of his movements
and had a-trains of box'cars aud fat cars
with Tying artillery and 5 ,00O infantry
moving mp and 'd6&h tie rbad to prevent
him from hing IT. 81 7. ), q; ~ = ,.fF
~ Thee whole road was lined with rebel
pickets. 5s.s.5 1 3 !.
Colohel Elliotes eommSudIs ubslsted upon
meat alone, spch as they could fin M tbe
countEy lthfodG u which they passed for
several days.l elr1.lsssss ss.s a4ts
:, For daring and dispatch this expedition
has been dtstip g9tshed in TIE highest de-
gree, and entitled Col. Elliott and his. COM
I m1g ll y high distinction. It's results will
be OVERWHELMING % the aheriy and c6n-
Eattou. BE reports 81 70 ads futI of isni6il
parties Of the retreating enemy, scattering
In all directions. ss3-i.i -, =
Is lignsdl goHH PoPB, Maj. Gen.
% q (Stgnsdl .ss3S. 4 E. 81, EI1ILEckZ,l I,
IS Maj Gen. Oomsdg.
b AHN YoRKt Jqne 2.-.-The 7Ef6HHs Of to-
day states that Brig der. General Casey Ii
regular army officer, and had under his
command three heigq des. They we're orig
50 imposed qf A brigade under Colonel
DAVIS, consisting Of atheb lO4tb PelnsytVal
naE tl0th blainE SD Pennsylyalta, ! blst
lNeW,s YDrk, and Colonial BeFian, n Shsrpi
shpoters; second, under Colonel ,FibbTils
OF The 5sth New Yerk s5th. Yknia
APd ssd Rspnsy lvania the third under
Oplopel Alien, o. the 9Th q. s. IntShtrv.
86kA AeyEs York I, tgetl, Ycrlt, sst1 New
York, Gath New YoEkaandi the. ID. S.
Infantry. lWhSEhef this was still the eons
stltdtipn OF tie Division ct the time 81 Is
defeat lys, Of SqResei deInot snoW3 bat pre-
sumo At mas not been esFentihlIi changed.
iron steamer Camhria5syy cS,ptnrs5 ~, ~
oharleston by the o.. 81 uhboa5 Huron. az
ter chase Of I've hphfsE Oh lie 2sth uIt.