The New York herald., 1862-11-12
BUR SIDES ARMY.
PROGRESS OF TEE ADVANCE.
Brilliant Sk:rmiShcs with the Enemy
on the RappahannOck.
DECIs We REPULSE OF THEREBELS,
&c.. &C., &c.

DECiS We REPULSE OF TIE REBELS,
&C.. &C.. &C..
noca.
~ THE ADvAScE,
RiyONp az isafpAiiANSo,E, Nov. ii, lS62
Yesterday forenoon the encmy attacked General Plea
santon's pckets, three mles beyond Amosvile, with
largo of cavalry and artillery, well supported by
infantry AZ Goner, Peasants had infantry near at
hard The piekcs fei back the main body, Amos
Vile, and reininrcanruts sent for.
General Wilcox. of the Ninth corps, Immediately de-
spatchcd the Second div sioh, under General Sturges
who advanced his command rom the vicinity Of Water
loo tho junction Of the Rappahannock river and Car
ter rum joining General Plcasanton at drove
back tho rebels established the pckets The skr
mehng done principally by General Naglee's brigade,
who drove the rebels in fine style.
General Fenno, with his brigade, at the time ad
vanced upon and occupied tho town Of jefferson.
The loss in General Naglees brigade three
four wounded
Up to noon to-day the rebels had renewed the at
tack.
Affairs In the Vicinity OF H~rper's Ferry.
HAKprR's FERRY. Nov. H. 1862
Tho rebel pickcts appeared the Virginia side OF
the Potomac, between Berlin and Point OF Rocks. The
rebel cavalry securing the country the south side
Of oudon Heights. Yesterday they fired upon pckets
in Houdon valley
contraband who has come in from winchester reports
the column Of Jackson in tho vicinity Of Front Royal
with the exception Of about thousand and six
guns still in the valley.
Splendid Charge Of the Fifth Regular
Cavalry.
WARRENIoN, Va, Nov. 10, 1852.
cha Cd nv Iicuteuant or
the Fifth cavalry Gaines Cross Roads Saturday,
he killed number OF the enemy and carried or five rebel
wounded Lieutenant Asehc as himseI severely wound
ed having several bullets and sabre cuts his head
body. One other officer, Lieutenant Boiler. and
others in tho regiment, wounded. Their names
are
Corporal Hogan Go. H. dangerously.
Corporal Moore Co. +, slightly.
Private Casavab: Co. +, slightly.
Private Cornell, Co. +, seriously.
Private Myera Co T., slightly.
Private Fitzsimmons, tO. +, slightly.
Private Trainer, Co ID, slightly.
Lieutenant schc tbc'same officer who led tho charge
of detachment of his regiment kham on the 4th
inst.
The following is list OF the casualties ha. occurred
during that charge
Obadiah Bay, Co. f, Sd Pennsylvaia, mortally.
Robert Manly Co A. 5th regulars, slightly.
Sergeant Conrad Rasnor Co. A, 5th regulars, slightly
Michael Carey, Co. A, 5ih regulars, slightly.
Thomas Garfield Co. g, 5th regulars, dangerously.
Michael Clary, Co. d. 9th regulars, leg amputated
John jennings, Co. d. 5th regulars slightly.
Martin sharp, Co u. 9th regulars, slightly.
Thomas I.ndcll, 70. H. 5th regulars, dangerously.
Thomas Graham, Co II, 5th regulars, slightly.
James McGugin, Go. sbth regulars, slightly.
General Peasantons command has recently been push
ing the enemy closely, capturing number Of prisoners
| and guns.
Latest from the Headquarters or the
Army.
HEADQuAIIxR, ARMY or TnE. PoroMAc
Nov. IL. 1862
correspondent at the Of the Army the
Potomac reports that small the enemy cavalry
made their appearance yesterday morning at Salem,
which is thirteen miles from Warrcnton. They
lowering in the of army. evidently watching
our movements and cut OF the transpor OF sup
plies.
The information received respecting the rebel army
shows that A. p. and d. IT. Hills commands were On.
eampcd and around Cupepper Court House yesterday
Longstreets command lies between culpepper and
Gordonsyie; while Jackson holds Chester and Manassas
Gap
There heavy firing in the front yesterday, between
Pleasanton and Stuart; but the result Of import
ance.
General Bayard still remains Rappahannock
with the enemy the opposite side Of the river
troops in a comfortable and hcal;hfu condition
being well clothed and having ample supplies food.
The sixth New York cavalry (ra Harris Guards),
yesterday reconnaissance towards the Blue Ridge.
They got Chester Gap, and returned BY way OF
Salem, meeting enemy in force.
captured scout stated that Jackson endeavoring
towards Cupepper by way Of Chester Gap. ami
that force Of six hundred rebel cavalry sandy
Hook There had been no rebel troops in Salem since
tho Union troops passed.
Our White Plains Correspondence.
NEAR WHITE PLANS STATION, Va, Nov 8, 1862
A Ti,1iria Saou Storm-No Mails and Neusp1pes-
Cold Weather AMI Suffering Of TIE Troops-Tze Troops
yubiida Orer the Resah Of ne Election ia Ne,o To,k-A
True Union Juginian-Suiciie IN the To.nty.th
Pennsylvania TotuaieerS-On The More Agaia, de-, DC
Yesterday the long threatened storm set and ragged
with unabascd fury until this morning. Snow fell
throughout the entire day, and raging winds pierced
through and through our fimsy tents. This morning
fields and woods OF glistcnIng slect; and
though the sun is shining 1t is with a cold looks
upon US that to indicate still further experience
on our part Of tho of Northern winter where we
should reasonably hope for fair skies and bamy breezes
af for Ia sun fha NO M Tho