The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28

Wnieh captain achelsy had expected TO take, and
which had en- board brigade of troops 70 reintcres
Jackson, ws,s due.
Ii Is a ini-take to suppose, IA Washington paper
states that any railroad bridge Was destroyed as
tnere II more ut Beaver Dam The only bridge in
the vicinity Is turnpike one aeross tie North Anna
river, which was guarded as stated and left uniii.
jured.
The railroad was rendered useless by the failing,
~ frequent intervals, Of trees the track ard
by tearing up Of the rails II is believed that
II will take ct least thirty six hours to repair da.
ages
The information with reference to the laoye ye,rst4
81 Tue enemy derived from rlpers which fell Into
Iie hands Of our forces, aad tIo4n residents inthe
vicinity. was extremely important.
lie white residents on the road were thrown INTO
state cl great condemnation. not kavirg been ac-
eusiomed Il Offensive operations by tie National
troops ihe blacks manifested no apprehension,
however, and In a number OF eases the Virginia
msh waved their kandAerchefs sGppo7ing the cay.
airy TO be b rebel ircop.
th9 private. who seriously wounded by two
buck shot IN lis head, cane from Troy. He had
.FrESieu from the faEEs Will! tT,o c,aers and stop
pSd To cat his dinner, when lie suddenly at
tacked by five rsOel scouts. lie WAS left at spot
syiyaLia ooiIrt house, the surgeon considering Il
unsafe to carry h.ia forward.
The retreat was executed in the daytime, yester.
dsy, with as much skill the advance A division
OF cavalry and regiment q: Infantry pursued for
icr long listauce but gave up The chase. Theirs
were IL OGo armed rebels at louisa court heuse IN
tis lcit, and q considerable force at Rowing Cream
u the right. After riding eighty miles ia thirty
hours, the command rettarbed III exoelie condition.
"iiii not Il hoTse or InHa permanently Ike worsa
tor the journey.
fuR FIGHT AT rYEJEIaNA, EENTrCEv-CSIoT
Loss ONE HrADfssu AND r"'ENTS-EivE kitLED
AAD Observation-Disclosures FROM SIXTY TO
KIGiTf-DEsfRCCTioN or BRIDGE, ETC
From ;''e Cincnnat; ccgraerci;.i, 2is. s-as='
We obtaiaed from Capt. WIN. Glass, who arrived
In this city yeserday, ,he following narrative Of the
fgh a. Cgnthjena:
His force consisted Of sixteen men. en- Ie-pourd
cannon, easson aud ammunition, together with
eieht steaIn iire,eneine horses rom this city.
Iae train arrived at Cynthiana al O'Clock p II. =,
and the men were ordered by Col Landrrm 10 go
Judge Perrns seeesl} to dinner After dinner Cs
L. ordered them 10 hitc1 up and start out 20 show
them the positions, though battle was exreet-
cd at that time They moved out On What might
be termed 4 scouting cediG1, crossing the Lick
ing bridge the Gcorgetnyvn piae. Col Ian
drGin, Capt. Glass, and Lieut.. Moore were together
When they arrived G'3uut half !. mile be yond the
bridge cur pckets cain4 riding in in hot haste
crying out that Morgan coming in force to al
tack the town. Col. LaTdruIn then ordered them
20 return; recfcssing tha bridge, the gun was
posted al the in'eisee'ion of ;wo streets about six
hundred yards from The bridge, commanding it. the
street irersectins Main al thai distance from the
bridge
As Morgan afterwards told Class, he command.
ed this GiYtl5ii III person, with four hundred
fnen. A they made their appearance through the
bridge Capt. q. opened Oh them with grape. Nor
gan replied with q brass howi.zer. firing shell The
rebels We're here held il check about fifteen liIlutes
Meantime, second division Of Morgan force made
It's appearance at the head of Pis5 street from an
opposite directiou. Wheeling ais gun lie fred at
t5ein there immediately afterwards opening on the
iirst division again. Pretty nefr the same tin.
they maze Their appearance upon tle north co.'s 4
down the hii into 81 ali. street, beside Camp Fra
ZieT, {Ir:ere the 35th NLiu Colonel Vanderyeor en-
canped waen tha. regiment took possession Of Cyn