The New York herald., 1862-11-25
HtonewaN Jackson's Movements In the
Shenandoah Valley.
Despatch from jeff. Davis Calling Him to
the Defence Of RRhmend,


the Defence Of Rkhmend,
&C., &C., 90.
aMe Reports from the headquarters OF
che Army.
HEADQUARTERS, FAIxorrH, Nov. 23-Eveuing.
The day has passed on quietly, whou. anything wor-
shy Of note transprng The church bells in Frederick
burg were ringing Today announcing the hour Of divine
worship, although most Of the inhabitants had lied the
doomed city II the passage OF the river by the federal
troops should be resisted BY the rebels their chimes have
been heard for the last time.
through the city today probably the purpose Of at
tending church.
During last night the enemyis workc were somewhat
extended, but no additional guns visible.
The re ports from Aqula Creek.
AQUA CREEK, Nov "A 1862,
The reports from General Burnsice's army TO day re
present everything quiet and without material change
The city Of Fredericksburg has not yet been shclIed,
for reasons satisfactory to the Commanding General
The preparations for further advance steadily
gesssg present state Of expectancy will be
relieved by prompt and vigorous action. The army
h m good condition and ready anxious to Tor
ward.
The enemy are s force the opposite side Of the
river and improving the time prepare for vigorous
resistance TO our crossing as possible.
The locomotive and cars were placed upon the track
here to-day aud tne road will be- opened tho Potomac
Tomorrow.
The rebel syinpsthizcrs still, continue 10 ca The m
sary telegraph wives so as 20 impede communication bs
twosn neada auarters and Washington.
The Reports from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23, 1852.
A gentleman who left the Army Of the Potomac day
O'Clock says that eleven additional hours had been
given the authorities of Fredericksburg surrender the
town.
WasBkGTos, Nov ~, 1862.
For several days past the Washington press has been
,udustrousy striving create excitement by sensation
paragraphs in reference the proximity Of sloncwall
Jacksons force to the national capital Yesterday was
reported that the advance OF this army Drancs
vile, sixteen miles from this city, preparing attack
~oome Of the outer dcfences. There reliable nfor.
naton that jackson has moved In this direction II he
not, reported from Earpers Ferry, still in the
Shenandoah valley he is snquestensbly Fastening 10
the relief OF the main rebel army.
xdvices from Hapsrs Ferry and along the line Of the
Potsmac 10 wamport represent that the rebc pckets
arc stationed on the Virginia side Of the river.
gentleman who under parole 10 this city repre-.
seats Jackson s,l 10 the valley With large force.
Our Rckeis are stationed the Maryland side, vgi.
iantly watching motions Of tas rebel pckets aud
their reserves
The Pot@nac certain places seiweeo Harpers Ferry
and willianaspor, is sinl fordabc.
Ths Reports from CentrsviiIe.
CEsrRsviLLs, Va, Nov. "a, 1859.
email bodyoi rebel cavalry discorered o, Bris
sox Station toasy
General schurzrode The front to-day and inspected
pckets He fsnnd everything que, and satisfactory
lMPp0TANr fR0M HARPER'S FERRY.
Saonewail Jackson &C Bcrryviiis on
Saturday Mernkng-Despasch from Jefr.
Davis, Calling Him 60 the Defence Of