New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
LARGE NGmbers Ct BesCIiers and Prisoners
Arriving.
or cONScRPTs LEAVING JACKSON.
REPORTED REiPPEiRiNCE OF TIE REBELS.

We have just received the following dispatch,
dated
Hx,pQyAKrERs Ann OF NlEeisis, NsAK CypsR}
NnrNrAtN Friday, Aug Vs. 1919
Tire lGfcet cCurcie fiutn the front bring no news
of skiwashes Of any further movements of the
enemy. II IL Assert lined that Jackson forces have
taken possession of and are upon Thoroughiare
Mountain south-west from Gordonsvil'e.
The hight of the RapiJan has somewhat delayed
the movements of orr forces, bat they steadily
sdvanoiug. Gen. Sigelis in front.
Gen. Banks Is rapidly recovering md viii be able
70 resume com naud of biz cDrTs in dsy ortwo.
The following order as been issued;
Hrapv~,Igrris AKnY or VIRGINIA.
Ma. CsD,t Mor>rAiN, A.. H. 1904
GESFRAL CRDEG No. l9.-lhe N5lOl-t;cnoIal
cOmmnnilg discovers with great ssa'isiacliCn that
General Order No. >, requiring that the troops Of
this command be subsisted on the country in which
their opera conducted, has either been
tirely handicapped srUssly abused ~ many OF
she officers and eOldcrs al tits command. Ii il 10
b. distinctly Understood that neither officer nor
snldUr has any night whatever under the pro, islOns
of that order, enter the Lolse mOlcsf The peIsUn
or disturb the property % any ci,zru whatsoever.
Whenever 1t is necessary or convenient ior the
subsistence % tie troops, prCVlsiDns, forage, and
sucn other articles az may be required will ie taken
possession OF and used, brt every seizure must b.
made solely by the order OF the Commanding oiicsr
of the troops there present. aDd BY the officer OF The
department through which The ISSUES are made
ANY oti -cr + soldier who shall be found to have
entered tae house mole-ted the property f any
citizen viii be severely punsbed. such acts Of
p.aEe aud outrage are dls1laceiul TO the amy, aud
have n,itIcr hoen contemplated nor authorized hy
anv officers what oever. The perpetrators o! hem
whether officers OF solditfs. will be yii.od with q.
punishment which they Will have reason 10
beI aud any officer soldier absent FROM the limit
of bis camp, iolId in anv house whatever, without
a written PASS from bis division or brigade c0nmau-
der, Will be considered lie d piiaser, and treated
accordingly.
Array Corps Commanders will Immediately esiab-
iisi mounted patrols under charge of commissioned
ofcers which shall the whole country Tor five
miles around their cuus u least once day, ana a.
dliereut hours, 10 brng Into tIeir respective cOm-
marls Ill ,.erHous ab~en' without proper authority
VINO are engared in ANY interruption If citizeus y
Sng in the coGntIy; and commanding officers OF
regime smaller separate Command. Will be Aeld
responsible taal uoither utcers nor susil be ao
sent from camp without proper authority
by command OF Msjor.Cen. POPE.
X. O. SEIFI.lDGk, u. a. q.
The suh,oiued are latest advices from Gen.
Sigei's Corps:
HEADSr Al1 Eas GEs. SIC 81, Sg.E CzDAR HorssATs.(
Friday, Aps l., 1872
II nearly every house between Cedar Mountain
and Ire Rapdan wounded Rebel officers and soldiers
are found. Major Andrews, Jacksons Chief OF Ar
,illefy, il at The point of death III ME-. Garne,,
house, neal Crooked Ran. He informed one of our
officers thai his wound Vas received at 3! o'clock On
Saturday afternoon.
Two negroos VINO came within our lines this
morning report thai jackson 10 driving all the
coored people before him, and has ordered that they
shall be snot upon making the least attempt 10
escape.
The country around the Rapidan and near Orange
has be.u srinted OF food and forage. The planters
begin 10 fear starvation but say they will endure il
rather than take The oath. Many, However, would
take it if csr.ain Tat jackson would not return.
Scouting parties ifom Gofdousyille report jackson
TO have made THAI point with his entire army. He
retreat from, Cedar Mountain wAs very preeipi,a,e
Wouuded Rebel eoldieis. found Oh the hne Of
march til. morning. ali admit great distress in the
Rehel amy.
P6 ucrs ard deseders arc arriving 81 last that our
energetic PIoyost-AsFshal Col. Robinson, can hardly
provide FOR them.
Ttey say that more than 1900 conecrlpis left the
ranks Il jackson between GordonviIle and Cedar
Mountain. aud are struggling through the woodS ON
The line OF the march.
Tie Retel regiments instead Of being fill as tie
Rebel officers tod us are uch thinner our own.
impressIng does not seem 10 swell their numbers.
Tie first opportunity occurring fJr descriiou, tie con-
scripts all leave.
The Rebel loss in the lste battle was without any
doubt much greater than our own. MAJOR Andrews
thinks 1t could not h"ye been less than 100 lie
position, When "A shell exploited at his foot and
wounded l;, N, -, ,; =. ,.. ..,,o
'"o "e"o'' "''''""s ~ H' '
meh'' n"u on' two batteries in the fight, but 'hese