The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-04

mes haA Tan i,,J y, Pensacola ard il
vas expected ihsy be woal1 advance
81 ,he .iuncssoe of the Mobile, Mont.
gomery aod Pensacola roads
nospAr
New York, Nov 2.
A special dispatch states that a dis.
patch from Gen. sigel, dated Fairfax.
says The rcbels are making demon-
STATIONS towards Manassas, and had
run Of train of cars near Bull Run
bridge.
Gen. sigel also says:
have sen, a strong force 10 Bull
Ron bridge 10 restore The train to the
track. a flag Of truce met the rebel
pickeis II Buckhnd Mills and were
not allowed 70 20 further.
Bayarl's force was attacked nj four
O'Clock oday At Aldie, and i now en-
camped two miles tnst q that place,
A dispatch from Gen. STALL says
the rebsis afe repairing tie railroad
NJ Manassas.
Signeis +. SIGrt.
Headquarters Army Of Polomae,
SUNDAY, Nov. 2 9.i5, pm.
Gen. Pleasanton came mp willl the
encmys cavalry and artillery at Phil.
mont aboat Z O'Clock yesterday. The
felt. which was conducted wholly by
artillery, lasted about five hours.
when The enemy relrgatcd 10 Union,
small town beyond.
Our loss was one killed and four.
teen wounded.
Tie enemy's force consisted Of a
portion q Suads cavalry ami one
battery, Five Of them arc known 10
haze brcu killed.
This morning Cen. Plca.anion re-
Moved rht attack II O'Clock, st 10
O'Clock he Nas reinforced by brig
nle oi infantry AZ | O'Clock tie
rebels icll h,sk from Union. AID our
troop. occapy lho town.
Our los. 90 q 8 o'clock to-day was
one killed. and faar walad 4.
New York, Soy, /.
Tie I3rii,h brig Robert Bruce Of
nria.l. England, Capt Muir, arrived
here to-day in charge Of +. ". l|uuce,
L. 5. ~. anl prize crew. She VA.
captured Oct. 22l "a Shallow Inlel,
North Carolina, 81 the United States
gunboa, Penebscoi, while attempting
to taH ,lte blockade al that place.
She ha. cargo Of medicines and
WOODEN goods. She ran the blockade
at Wilmington last December, taking
in cargo Of arms, and taking out n
cargo ol cotton.
Purcelsille dispatches TO the Her.
AID state that a cavalry rcconnois.
sancc discovered large rebel forces in
the Shenandoah Valley, just beyond
the gap.
1t. Thompson In endeayoring TO
reach Gen. Bayard, was stopped by a
column Of rebel cavalry passing down
80 Aldic.
Stuart passed through SnickerviIlc
Gap 10 this side 81 The mountain the
day previous, with several thousand
cavalry and four pieces Of artillery.
and cncamped al Union. Yesterday
be passed down the valley.
Pleasanton's cavalry, 1000, have
been very active in securing the conn
Try 10 the extreme front 10 within a
mile Of the Gap, where few Shots
we're exchanged.
Port ROYAL dates OF the 29lh, state
tina, two British rebel steamers, the
the Aneliea and Scotia. we're captured
ON the 22d ull.. and taken TO Port
Royal. Tie two with their contra
band cargoes ae valued a. million
dollars.
Another British steamer named
Miuneha was run ashore and destroy
cd. II was reported at Port Royal
that a rebel ram was coming down
the river IRON Savannah.
Cairo, Nov. |.
The only news from Tennessee is
that on Friday night our pickets were
driven IN at Chevalli.
The rebels seem 10 be coming up
by way OF Grand junction. and thus
be IN q position 10 menace both Boil
var and Corinih.
We have rumor by way Of Cor.
inih that Mobile i ours.
Marsh6cld. Mo. Oct. %.
Il Col. Stuart. 10Th iii. cavalry, re-
ports from this place that on the eve
ming Il the 20th Re received inforina-
tion q parsy q rebels moving tow
ards a poin, : miles from Marshaeld.
and en- route 10 join tie rebel forces
IN the line 81 tie Southwest.
lie took los men and started ~ 5
IN 10 inicrcep, them Came on
their pickeis Il $50 and drove them
ia. ana attacked The main force Of
aboai 200 strong, killing and wound
ing many, and capturing twenty seven
prisoners. among Wien was = captaia.
lie also captured = number a horses,
slS; guns. riaes, &C. 0Br loss was
one Killed and one Wounded.