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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
II irPlibe 3abl Ser ueotcm, Deruuns
eetcn une DermiBten.

8 6 6in9ton, 5. Sept. 9ta6
9enauen Sere6nun9en miro an9enpmmen,
Dap Der 9arte 8erluit in oen leBten
Sblabten nibt 1000 Soote, 5000 Ser
munoete uno 2O00 8efanaene iiberfbreiz
tet, rpel0e leetere bauptfd6ti6 ols No6s
sG9ler ouf9efan8en uno 9roBtsntbeils ouf
br @ort entlaffen iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Hie 7noianer. QOirren

Gbico0o,3. Sept. Ger ,,St. paul
Qionier" pom 80. fact: Sberit Sibtep6 6
8Ortrab Fam am Mitnpo6 in Sort Rio9es
~ an. 2lm Wonta9 3c9 Elm ftarfer Srupp
Snoioncr Den 8luB binouf nab 9ieeo
8ooo iu. Sie batten einen ftarfen 3u9
8a9en, Qferoe uno Sieb bel iitb uno icls
len aud 200 8efon9ene, @eibcr uno Sins
Der, Bel itb 4ebabt haben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Eie RinroIIirunss.Qife fir 9eha
Gaunfv.

Soteenoes 1T oas 8eIuttat Der Sim
rollirun9 in ben perfbieoenen Saunibips,
8aro6 uno Sorouobs in biefem gauntp,
nab rpel6er bic 3iebun9 oer Solcaten 9es
i6eben fol-. Die eiife sei9t bic 30bl
Wanni9aft striiben Dem Qltev uon is
Ino 45 Sabren-io lpie oub sueleib Die
3abl ipel6e feoer 8ablbiitrift ibon i'm
9ienff bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Sd,nec i'm lchtcn rDinter.

Der Gbrp. 6. Il. pauli iiberreibte
Dem Reaoin9 lloter einen 2lusju9 aus
Ieinem Gn9ebub in 8ejuo ouf Die S6nees
fdue I'M leBten @inter laut bcmIelben
fbneiete e5 pom Novemb. 1861 bis QpriI
1862 Gin uno fdnfji9 sc a I,
ndmli6 s Mlal i'm Nopember, 5 i'm De-
tember, 9 i'm Sanuor, Is i'm Hebruar, | |
i'm Wdrl une z Nfat i'm l(priIl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
g & orb m:

glm Isttsn SUnntas atsne, In bsm 9sGa
Gaunty grmsntaus, 9aeub5rtd, etsbem
rUn QIIentaun, In tsm 2Iltsr Spn 80 9abrn.
(@inaeiaubt ourb ben Gbrp. eimeu g. 9rcF.)
am 25Rsn @usuR. in 0tpdbia, Buds Gaunly,
@arUIin n a, S5AterIein srn qeris unp Wa.
rY gteff, In Ienem 5tsn Wpnat.
Gm 27fsn, In MarltcrUueb, Mont8cmtrp Go.
am 8ister, 8 wer 5fffIstra8er, III fsi'
nsm 4 ten 2stfnSjabr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
tlIieelebur9 eurdb Ole Rebellion serems
tict1

SO empbi6,5 5. Sept. 2(m Sonn:
tag 9eabmitta9 fol- ;u Niiboletur9,
Weilen BON SoIiuor, Elm @efedbt ftatt9c.
funOtn Dobcn, pclbe6 mebrere Stun6en
on9ebalten bat.
Die Staot 1T ourb Die 3e6ellen ein9e.
n0mmen.
Der 8erIuit Der SGocralen mar 81 Soos
te uno 8ermunoete uno I 8efan9ene.
Der 8erluit Der RebetIen mar 0 SoDte
unO 8errpnnoete.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
MQentaun Mf0Demte.

Das SpGtialrss s5trmin tat itintn Qnfang ge.
nOmmsn am Nuntag ben tllsn September.
3tsltn9s werben jutr9snb elmer 3sit anetnUm'
men uub bsjabIsn muir pen Der 9stt ba lte eintrs.
ten.
grimarp per 9ertsI 81 90
@erGtnlidt GnsliiGs 3psiss, 81 so bic 90
sStas &" " nit GrsGfA mO 0ateinifd1 6 90
uno Grdn36fl4 Z so
Muff, 500
Sir ben gsNau6 res gidnOs filr lIstuns 90
3stGnen. 2 90
Gsusruna fdr ban gDtnter, so
Gntse 35sln9e prbsn in Der 5amife hes
grIn,pdIS anssnOnimrn unb ;par an $40 per
gisrtrl ftir SUarSins, g8aGhrn unb tlnterriGt in
alien 3weissn. init Qusnabms ron Mulit unb
3st4nfn.
!. II. Gregory; 9rtnsipal.
GsptsmtsE 2, 1852. 1atr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

Die bsmufratil6sn Nsputlifanrr, unb allr
5rsunts unifrsr lietsn Union iitertaupt, rinrrlei
Su psIhr 9artEst Fs a6 frtbr tetannt batsn
mD8sn, weIfr bafir fnr, unfsre linton UNI jsOtn
Sres 3u srtaItsn, unb 3u Dem @nbe tsrrtt Fnb
unlcre 8tsisrun9 auf alls MIR mEsIiGs 99dIr su
unterfttissn, tbr nit Stats unb Qtat ts,uitsbfn,
une berIeltn dbsrtaupt ale rBtttgs Mittst tn,u
an bic Sdnb gu I6afsn-fnb erIudt unb eIngs,
latcH-z-uno es IN Ibrs YfIht 70 3u ttun-einrr
Gaunt9 SsriammIung tti;uwrtnsn, iptl&e auf
S0mltdg8 ben 81. Sept.
na&Rens. um 10 lltr gUrmttass, am @nRGuu.
Is Don 8. gB erIY, bd g8alGut's Citation, In
Sip'B9sittal 9aunidtp, Gs6a Gauntp. sstaI.
ten wsrbsn fol-, fiji ben Gnb3wfd elm Union.
IOabttidct fiir bts Sttotsr gRatl In GrnsR.
nung ju brtn9rn, uno fi6 iberbaupt iitsr tsn tt=
truttsn 3uaanO unfsrrs 2anbss 3u ts1prr6en.- -
Cine 3ablrst6e 8siwObnuns 1T srwartst. @uf
Gnprenun9 Der COMMITTEE.
&. s. CO b, 8rrltger.
Srstemtrr 10, 1862. 3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Sreeeri& GitY pem oen NebeIlen brfcht

9 ore, 6. Sept. Der Ses
rl9t louft Elm oaB Der 8eino 9eitern lbeno,
ju 8reoeric Gitp ftano, na1oem ct bel
point of Eof6 iiber Den Stu6 oeaanQen
loar nno Dap Die 8ebellen Sruppen beut
EWorQen Die Stabt beieBteu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Gcn. 1851 ~ Sarpere ,srrry.

SO a Ain9ton, 8. Sept. Mlan
0laubt, Dap 100. 900 3ruppen nab Gcol6z
bile, point Of &cG6 unO 6arper6 8errp
am obern potomoc 9eienoet rperoen. Br
baben fest cine ftarfe Ma1t 3u 0arper6
Serrp, uno Sen. gSool commanoirt iie
perf0nli6. Si6 ieet 1T uber bic 8epe=
9un9en Der 8ebCllen ni6t6 befonut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Grecuttpe rIQmmlun9.

Die Gretutice COMMITTEE Der 9eGd Gaunts
gdgbau 0sIelfGoft wrb fG Sfrlammsln am
Samlds ten 20an Ssptsmbrr uddtasnS, UNI
utr gdGmitta9s, om alsn 5nus. In Der Stabt
aflsutaun. iiir bsn Gnb;prf ben geri6t Der 8Or-
tsrsitunss COMMITTEE Su tmpfunssn. unb antne
gurbsrsitunssn far bic nd&Rt Gair su trsHsn.
guf 9sfstI zen %. E. 5dpreibcr. puTt.
8sssusts .SG!bua statIsr, @ttrs!ss.
S5eStsmtsr 3. ne3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

g8ir feben e6 an9efdDrt Dap 6ie 8eb0rs
ben su S1rri6bur9 fhdBeu, boB Die Suote
pcn ie8Ii1em Sauntp I'm Die BON Qenns
fpIuanien psrlan9te 3obl oufSufiQen, i'm
SerbaltniB BON elmer 1u ie fiinfsebn Ser:
icnen Der SepCIterung fein miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
nidtia aus ocm nOc1fcn,

Weh. St100 rudt ouf gfai6UlQe, Sen=
neifee, los.
pir l!rbfAfn 30 ya'rilen pOm Gineinnatf.
@incinnoti, 6. Sept. Sen. Sraoo
1T BON Sbattanc9d 9e9en Rafbpile abz
mari6irt. Die Staot itt in 0roBer Qufs
re9un9 sufel9e Der Stribtc, Dap Der
6eino 70 nab lit. Die telparapbifbe
8erbinoun9 mar biz nad Sotmoutb,
ga. beutc 2(beno often. Die Rebeuen
iollen 80 Weien BON bier su 9eor9etorpn
in ltarter Wadt itebn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
0rn. Pope pom Commando rntbuneen.
Or i'll nab Gem urten uerIebt.

2S d in9ton, 6. Sept. Sen.
9cpe lift ouf eiocne6 GrIuben pom CONF
m0noo Der Qrmce bon Sir9inieu enttun.
oen uno miro notb Dem @eitcn ob9ebn,
um bort Elm neue5 Commando III iibers
nebmen. Seine uno 8urnitoe'S 2(rmeen
itno unter Surnfios pertini9t. Sin 9rcs
pet &beiI oieier 2(rmse 1T bereit5 in 8e.
rps9un0, pcbin peiB man nid)t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

M q. 4 a 8 "a Sal 6, 81. 2(ua, Sin
EOf9'n: n:SmiiIir, lpelber beute Roroem
{ SuSPrnlIonebrGfe nab Gonooo III
ltr'n laDte, Wuroe oerbaftet. Gr mar
/ 6tagFnjlnmer UereIeioet uno truo Elm
mo auf DEN Qrmen uno batte iein Sc. S
pc nnter einem olhten Sbteier perlteft.
zine NoHer uno feline 0opiere iino in
|n pdneen ces prppcit WarfhabS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
IteUen Dat, n0mlld) !:

OP gtebenoem follen nob in oiefem
@auntp $50 Dram, ourb 3iebun9, I'm
Die olten 8e9imenter oufSufGIlen, bepor
lan0e, juIdmmen 0ebratbt ptroen.
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Die BAIL nrr rrfornrrIihrn .etlili,.

gtahfebenoes 1T Die beitimmte 3abl
Der Milij pelhe unter Dem neutiben l(ufs
9ebot oe6 @refoenten fir 30O,0OO Mili3s
ioloaten, pon oen peribieoenen Staaten
in oen Oienit oer Sereini9ten Staotsn
nnE,mftnhntn iR
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Bon 166b6arrm liesenbem 0ermE9cn.
Gs foa arf bfentli6sr gsntu ssrtauft wrbsn,
auf DisnRass trn t6tm Ssptrmtsr, 1862, tint
llbr RaGmittags, am @aRtauIf bon s 8 a 8.
Sagtnbu d, in her Stabt glIrntaun, 9eGa
Gaun!Y, has na4ttifrietsnr Etfsents SsrmSssn,
niniidb /:
- 9'N. I, Sin SpciitEfigcs taf.
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Stabt @Gentaun, rnttaltrnb 10 Gus. 6 3olI in
Der 8ronts uno $50 6u6 In htr Giffe bic an cine
Q0ts.
Np. 2-Ginf 6fpiiIe 2ptte 8runr,
srGnIenO n6rOIiG an SO. 1 /, fdblt4 All Die Chem
Strabs, frcrtrnp nn bic 9te Strabe 50 5ue, uRt
an bic Gbep strobe 1870 8ub.
ksEz Nr. 3.-2 SrGm,WrbnEGuler,
I::.s unO eOIten @runO, 8sleSsn an Der 2tsn
-kEsStra6e in Der Scrpusb gataIadaua
entbaltCnD In ter 5ront al bFlagtsr 2tsn Strabe
80 8us, uHb in Der Zisfe stnrr &lss enttanS 200
6uB.
9tp. 4--Gins 2cttr Gjrunb,
aste9en auf ter nGrbIi6m Stite rcr eitrrty. .Stra.
bt, ardn,enp an Die Statt alsntaun, frcntenb
iapI6 an tsfaste StraBs 100 Gub, uno Slli6
an bic 9tr StraBr 240 5ub.
Das cbise Gi9fntbum rirb an annttmbarsn
8rbingun9sn Ssrfauft, rnb es piro nir rnt flsi.
ne Summs teS Saufselbs5 bel Gem anFauf Utr'
ldn9t-btr 9itlt tann IIr einss Sdbrsn auf 6em
Gissntbum astsn blsibsn, unb rn Sbstl eapVn an
) Yro;ent SntereiIfn.
Die Ssbn9unesn ON 8ctaufstass uns Guf'
wartun9 BON
Glias Wsrs.
Queuh 27. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Srfcbun9 Ger t1Ioneeaey SruRr eurep
Ole Rebellen.

80 fdin8ton,7. Sept. l(us 0riy
patsSepefben 9ebt berpor, DAP bic Rebelz
len in Der Sreito95 Nadt ltnb oeitern
Wor9en iiber Den Yotomec 9e9aneen uno
nab 8bite Saf Sprin9s, 3 Meilen BON
Sreoerlf, marfbirt iin0.
Sic itno tber ben Strom an ,pei 0unfs
ten cberbalb uno unterbalb Qoint Of
Hods 9e9an9en uno tbaten e6 in elmer 70
l1leunl9en unb itillen Manier al6 m0as
lid.
gine ibrer eriten Sunplun9en mar, Die
Gele9rapben: Drdbte ob3uibneioen uno
Die 8rGfe iber Den Wlonocacp su befe=
Gen.
Gine 9robe Gnsabt BON perfpnen BAT
0eitern Srecerif6bur0 uerIaffen mb iib
nab Qennfplpanien gerrenoct.
8eribte Ucn Oa9Gr5tolpn metoen, oab
oicte llnipnflddtIn9e aus 8ir9inien oas
feltft an9efomen fino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
SSSicbti9e Ne,ti9feitca
Rinfal Der Rebellcn in t11arvIane.

B + 6in9ton6 6. Sept. Sauern
bon Dem obern Wont9omerp gountp,
Marplano, beri6ten, Dap iie 9eitern 1(beno
fpdt in Der Ri6tun9 BON 6olan's Serrp
feuern b6rten. Gas Seuer mar unreeet.
mdbi9. = Sic beitdti9en ebenfaas oas
8erii6t, oaF oer Seino 9eitern tiber Den
pctomat ieete bel Den peint of Rcds uno
jrei onoeren Duneten. Sic rddten nibt
lpeit Dor unc naboem fie furse 3eit qes
bllebcn rporen, 3o9en fe ii6 3urud. Ser
8eino 1T offenbar febr fart an uerfd)ies
oenen punttcn ain anoern ufer. Man
fab ftarfe Snfanteries sIbtbeilunaen beute
uno ole So9erfeuer ;ei9ten beute 2(6eno,
Dap cine ft6rfere Rebellenmabt bort
itono, aI5 man an9enommen bate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Gusua 27.


Una ) dn9i9er
S6ertf8 Gdn6t61t.
SD piTuirs MID bisrbura ais elm unubbdnst'
ger Ganoibat
Sir bns Stberiffs=9tmt
bon Gs6a gaunty. Dies sefdiett burG bic aufs
munteruns StIer 8rsunbs unb @bnnsr. atsr tts
nsrGs pb if sriratlt tpsrre pbr nt6t, 70 tpsrbs
Id tmmsr furtfutnn
sScrti9e aleiSer
wUGtfsitr su Sertaufsn aGs trssnO elm unbsrss
StatliGerrnt in bislsr Stabt. So tulte tnmsr
Elm @TUrtimsnt Scn 9artoICuns auf 9anb BON
welGfn i6 stniss 70 nIsber ais an sl.00 bas
paar psrfaufr-unb alle anbere Slrioun9siiade
int ndmliGsn 8erbdltniB.
Sranflin &nauB.
@(lrntauu, Srvtsmter 8, 1862. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

l.- ..Gsrg. a.aadI0oa5
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
NEWS FROM CUMBERLAND CAP.

Recon nofssance to Cumberland Gap by
Union Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery.
from the Louisville Democrat, March 70.
We havo been shown private letter from Camp
Cumberland Ford, dated March a. which contains the
following Information
On Friday the 2les, o reconnaissance In force was
mado TO Cumberland Gap by infantry, cavalry and
artillery On arriving within one and half miles Of the
Cap an advance guard thrown out, which came I'd
contact with the rebel pickets and drove them ID.
eampod that night building the res out Of range Of tns
eneys guns. Considerable snow fell during the niSns
and on saturday morning the mountain was covered.
shortly after day on the z2d firing commenced wisn
skivmshes from sids 70 which the enemy res onded
(, ON rne pits and then throwing shell. The ar.
t.llcry was then brought the field timber cut
firing began in earnest During the day the oasefy
fCacain WstmOre's) fred about one hundred and nlty
Shots while the rebels fred some two hundred, very
few Of that number reaching the position Of our fofces
Several Of their balls picked up on The sd were 1'sS s
saturday night moving the artillery under the hill The
camp rss stretching out for mile In extent must nave
given the idea Of an immense force.
The rebels have done great deal sI work ~ sns GAP
and do not 70 have ceased yet They nave breast
yarcs from tho road, and sarthworks thrown up on
hillock OH the right Of the Gap
Sunday morning the rcConnoiertn9 party returneo t
the Ford having accomplished the object 10 vew ana
fet the enemy . position. The only casuases 70 sr
forces we're that Colonel Buford Of the First Tenneeeess
had bali pass through his clothing, brustns hs side,
and Brigade surgeon Stanford received ball through ny
rubber cape No was killed On cur side, nor n n
known that any injury done TO the rebels Sne a.
tance being great On hs return 70 camp one OF tnS
cavalry accidentally shot but whether Killed or ohy
wounded the letter does not state.
The only object in this expedition sssms 70 have been
70 feel the snemys position end that object gained the
forces returned 70 camp.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

knful m nsnsicA science, Intimately versed In faeue,
oOuntsrpoin, choruses and ochestrstion All ms WORKS
ore consceptiousy executed, and his style between
thAs Of he FrsncA and that Of the German school h nsa
ban professor % the Conssrvatos since 1885, and mem
bsr q the Academic des Bsaux Arts since 1880 succednG
% Recha and perpetual secretary Of the Academy cs
she death Of Rsoul Rochctte in 1854. In his
Dloust 66e, and Dsvt dangers So7) In le4o ne VS.
promoted 70 bs officer IN the Legion OF honor Inc
professor Of literature In the School, connect
Cd with the Ministry public instruction from 1920 70
1864 writer well known for his poetica pniiosophcai
Jews" translation OF Horace, "Maebeh !" "Bsaumar-
shais At Madrid" &C. The son Of this gentleman Lndo-
vio holds q good position French literature having
nrst written under the name Of "Jues Servieres,"
"Entrez Mssssurs ct Mesdames," "Uns Plene dEau,"
aEd madame Papillon and under his own name, Ba-
ta-clan and "DImpressari0 for the Boues Parisens.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
The Losses In the battle at Winchester.
NEWS FROM THE RAPpAHANNock.

The Hostile Armies I'm sight OF Each
Other-SkirmishiMg Of the Cavalry and
Artillcry-Rebels Captured, &C., &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1852
Slight skrmshng continues 10 be the order OF the day
along 'front.' each army lying In sight one OF the
other, and entertaining each other with occasional
artillery practice and cavalry charges.
Yesterday Col. Gsary captured a number Of rebels.
after spirited ekrmsh, which several Of the enemy
were killed.
Inc completion of the railroad 70 within the immediate
nsghborhood Of the advance places many Of forces
in much advantageous position, and viii doubtless
greatly accelerate the movements Of advancing
army.
The rebel cavalry continue make ncursions through
the country beyond Manassas Junction, occasionally
picking up stray soldier, or Union who may have
ventursd TO rstnrn 10 his property These marauding
parties are composed chiefly OF the Prince William esval
borhood notwithstanding that numbers fall into our
hands from day 70 day.
Assistant Engineer Moore Of the military railroads in
Virginia. went out the Manassas Gap Railroad yes'er
day, seventeen miles beyond Manassas Junction. Finding
bridge destroyed, timber cut from tho adjoining
woods and new bridge Immediately erected. Proceed
ing further, bridge found destroyed at distance
from any timber whsreupon Mr. Moore returned Alex.
andfa took load OF bridge materials went back, and
completed tho second structure, returning again TO
Alexandria to-day. The road was otherwise in most cx
cellent order the train being able to make good time
Wounded Soldiers at Philadelphia.
PnIApnrma, April 2, 1862
Fifty wounded from Winchester arrived here to-day and
were placed In the st. Joseph's Catholic Hospital.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
The One Hundred and Fifth Regimen
New York state Volunteers.

Al meeting Of tho officers Of the One Hundred and
Fifth regiment New York state Volunteers, held n the
House yesterday afternoon the following resolu
tisn was read and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the thanks OF the officers Of this regi'
men be aud tho hereby rendered TO the ocers
ofibe Now York and Erie Railroad and particularly to
o. A. Comsock who accompanied the regiment to this
city icr the kindness exhibited towards them and their
commands, on their transportation from Camp Upham,
Le Roy TO Now York CITY,
The Gne Hundred and Fifth regiment Is at present auar.
tered 10 e Park Barracks, and fms body OF
We have yet seen the Empire State produce. They
hiDis rife " the course OF Q few days
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
The Rebels Bomba riding an Old House In
the MissisSiPpf.

correspondent Of the Chicago Times sends the follow
ing from Island No. 10,-The rebels had magnificent
scare yesterday The rising water has Inundated the
banks of the river and the whole surrounding country,
and in many cases has carried on fences and farming
psrsphsrnsa Of all kinds In tho present instance the
raycnous waters seized upon . email farm house, and
carried or body and boots and ~ an early hour In tho
morning il floating past here with the roof only
visible above tho surface The I've mile current car
red il into the rebel lines, and they, sspyng IT, mmedt
stey concluded that must be some device OF Yankee
ingenuity for doing mischief. II u wasn't
. floating battery It must be an internal ma
chine and II II wasn't An Internal machine
IL must be an immense torpedo, or at least
some cute invention for running the blockade.
So they opened upon and sont shot and shell thick and
heavy around H. The old house stood the bomberdmont
brayey and. although pierced in hundred places, it
stil calmly and fairly ran the gauntlet Of All
the batteries whon fearing lost II should ESCAPE them,
brave and vcnturesome body Of seccsh charged upon
il and boarded II. They climbed upon the ridge Of the
roof sat astrde and peepsd through the cracks They
their bayonsts under the boards and shingles
and ripped them up and there the solitude Of an m-
prisoned garret, with the turbulent waters bubblng
within few inches OF her feet they found an antiquatsd
cat whose serenity undsturbsd by the fearful race
she had run whose only anxiety seemed TO be TO e
out of her uncomfortable position The Details az given
by refugee, very lusicrous The rebels mournse
q large amount Of powder and shot wasted, and nary
Yankee circumvented.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

their destruction by pouring into the enemy showers OF
shells.
me Richmond Ersy Of the 9th ut psces our loss at
Winchester at 200 to 800, and theirs from $50 to AGO.
Among their casualties are mentioned Colonel J.. J.
Moore. Of Winchester; T. Fl. To~ner, Of tho General
Assembly, killed, and Colonel c. Chols, OF tho Twenty
seventh Virginia. wounded. The Second Virginia rsgi-
ment lost 100 men.
The Losses In the Battle at Wtnchester.
WINCHESTER, April l, 1852
Fourteen rebel victims Of Sundays battle wero seen
to-day at house Newtown. Six had died. the re
maindsr were wounded. They had been deserted by
their physicians, but cared for by ours Sno
sequently two rebel soldiers paid visit to their wound
cd friends and were captured
Our loss in tho engagement Saturday and Sunday,
the 22d and 23d Of March, was eShty.six killed, four
hundred and twenty four wounded. Fifty have since
died. portion Of the wounded have been sent away,
including nfty taken homo BY the Surgeon General Of
Pennsylvania In the hospital at Winchester thers At
present one hundred and ninoty-two wounded.
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tSneral Fosters Report or the Battle of
Ne.vbern.
Hns pQrAETgRs GFSYRAL FosTxR,s pTigApg.l
DEPART IEsr Uy NORTH CARMINA,
NEWpxnS March % 1890 |

HB. pQrAEIEas GfSKRAL FosTkR,s BiaADE,)
DEPART Og NORTH CAFMINA
NEwsynS March 20. 1862.
Can't yin fsws RHnosp D, Assistant Adjutsni General
hs,~s ire honor TO report that In pursuance OF the
erders ~ General Burnside and 10 accordance with the
ola, Of ations agreed upon. proceeded 10 land my
brisads on tbs 18th instant, 81 Rlocums creek took
On board u y Pilot Boy about 500 Of the Twenty.
fourth Nassac tnsstts Volunteers and towing the boats Of
ny Brigade "a. vyins about 600 more reached the mouth
n the creek, and tsndsd without molsstston.
Handed with the detachment and instructed Cap
sAin Messenger 10 rsnVn on the Pilot Boy and land the
Oalsncs Of the brigade
had sent orders 10 i%rm the Twenty fourth and ad-
$40. short distance on Ne main road and on landing
~ command and onS giving the advance TO the
Ssssty ns. yeshcn, Massachusetts, Volunteers, Of Go
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The jackson Artillery at Fort Wood.

The jackson Artillery at Fort Wood.
The Jackson heavy artillery ct present Garrisonng
Fort wood Bsdoss Island, under command OF Colonel
Samuel Graham had grand Geld day yesterday. was
expected that General Harvey Brown, Of Fort Pcksns
would have visited the fort for the purpose Of
inspecting the Notifications and the occupants Of the fort
but on account Of ndsposon he unable 70 fun hs
appointment About hslf.psst eleven o'clock however,
the following military and civic gentlemen got on board
the barge General Mcclellan, and proceeded
IN the fort TO ray visit the jackson artillery, and
wtncss their operations ~ artilerists;-
Nayor Opdyke Messrs Duer and Hope, OF the Chamber
OF ccnmercs Committee harbor defsnces; Brigadisa
Generals Even and Crooke
On arriving at the fort the visitan were received ~
Colonel Graham, Lieutenant Colonel Murray, and ths
other officers tho corps in very gracious manner
and led inside the battery where the men stood at their
runa Ursady for action" The svoucus gone through
Hith-prepsrng, loading, firing, kc.wsrs Effected with
degree OF quckness and precision scarcely TO be sx-
osSsr name as they hsvc bad only few dsy
the guns. AZ soon az the mAnUuvring In this
branch was ended, Colonel Graham led his guests 70 his
auartere where they partook of champagne and sand
wiehss. in,erspsrssd with speeches and sentiments
Nayor Opdyke made q few remarks, laudatory OF the
~ sbors space. and in the ccurse Of which be
observed that at an interview which he had few
days since, in washington, with General io,,sn
that officer suggested that oil the guns m New
from twenty 70 thirty inch bore and that great care
should be taken 70 maze ,ns men 70 shs rscs
steamer Merimac and said that with such guns as those
suggested by General Tottsn the people Of New fors
would have very little 10 fear ,,.,~.s,
Bigadisr usncrss Crooke and Even then indsissa
few observations relative 70 the manner ID ~. s,s
Morcan had treated them In not calling them INTO acuv
service At the head " their brssdes wnch
was very qrest hardship, 70 say the iess. .-s,.s
Tho men were then drilled in infantry ssc'es' which
,hsv w rsrsarmed in : praiseworthy manner.
xutant Farrell, old member Of Of the m New f,rs press
,vho bas new become quite an "oid soidier, snowee
ability in forming his men for parade and
inspection. -. .oxv cr.a,,oh,o ana ths v.uusxv
like bearing Of the men