The New York herald., 1862-09-01
yzD novuGuzu % JACKSON.

yw novumuu % JACKSON.
Jacknoa haA IN for Nanassas during the day wA Ais
division, vhsrs ~ plagsd ths place. capturing large
numss q prisoners end burning every buidhs, snpsps
The telegraph building and few shantsss, sfsr taxing
q shsr svs old rass and putsing a or gssd ossAse,
and hs'pns themselves V sOod a sn kinds, arms
equipmen~ and whassvsr sss they could carry away
out of ths carr about one hundred q which were ss
that place. fos sAs greater part adsd with supplies
for our army tnen sst re 70 an the cars anA
reduced them 70 mas of bIacksus1 runs
On their arrival they found portion or two New Jsr
ssy regiments q infantry which had arrived shsrs du
ring ths forenoos Thsy ATTACHED them. our
troops defending themselves Cor ssme time; but nndR
the number Of the enemy ssat and that they were
being nanksd, they retreated ovards csnrevills ana
got away with the loss Of forty wounded and about
twelve killed. Tho rebels capt1rsd stx hundred and
twenty nve Of them but they wer paroled on Friday
morning just before the battle commenced. -
RETREAT AND PURSUIT BY THl sNExY.
ne pursuit continued towards Ccntreville ON
thursday Afternoon and squadron Of the SECOND Pennsy
vania cavalry, with General Brney. the advance
and stopped oentrevs inquire the route the
enemy. while therc waved Alg from the back
window at which signal forco Of rebel cavalry, about
two thousand strong under General Lse emerged from
the woods. Our men had scarcely time 70 mount their
horses and escape coming down the road full speed,
The enemy In swim pursuit. They followed until
ihe, 10 whcreeu infantry drawn up in line
o. battle each side Of shs road at which point tho
rebels received vosy which caused them TO retreat u
nore than double quick.
rRr nsExY FolLowED Or.
Our treope took up the line q march and followed
tho rebels during the night the Gainesville War
rsnton road, and soon came in sight Of them posted
the OH Bull battle ground In strong position
and under cover of The woods The action commenced
about niss O'Clock cur batteries having besn placed
IN position and hilroys brigade, having tho I'd.
vance, ordered 10 charge the rebels through
the and 70 towards tho railroad SWITCH whom
The enemy poured int troops perfect storm Of grape
and canister This caused them 70 tah back, bot hey
scn rallied ana pad M enemy with interest. The rebels
here behind the railroad track, and again
caused our men 70 fsn back. which they did behind
Bsmpsns f'tsseurg battery, which opened upos the
rebels serriaoaily The enemy 81 the time only
ah~t thirty yards distant, and their are de-
ssyed ~ least six hundred II them. In this action,
however, Hampton lot ef his guns We had u
change ~ position shs iefs. he unable -
himself under the Gre which tho rebels poured
into linn.
ne bssts other quarters rsssd farous'y, the ssDs-
raj result Of which has already been stated from esAsr
s r~.ica u the forces Thursday night 70
nsinea about the 10 was Of sss commsnesmsns
rs Durysa, whas engaged In making rscnpnsissascs,
w~ wounded In ths hrnf. Ths heht. no 20 twelve
o'cccx The 3osh, of a dcsultory character The
wssEingios .Ssr says-A hair past twelve o'olcek In
ts hs hrng hat has been ,ar all say stsp
ped. learn frcn parties just down from rsrfsx
county. We srust shs tact the sarrcnasr & sAs
rebes, and dost hoo u mean aaghi ess.
Accsrdas 70 The accents q those s-s from the battle
Geld shc bcasf tberc shsa yac<sa aiming " gsi
"a fssm fcps IN tss dlrecsca ef Aid,e.
sHx fieHT 90 sAruHpAy.
rhe battle " sstasaey. the 30h ull., ws contnued
BY shs army corps General nsnsl~.sn. xcSwsli and
sisei sde sg>ssi rshs ssscr bsevsd 70 number
from my sxiy shoussnd srons sh@s ls against the
army corps % Jack~c, and pvsseme po-toa ef We
beat az Lees army that had ssceeaed n nakias Ne way
down rom White rissss through IhoroA Axh'as GAP
Ths loc.ion o. the pxstlc ~ day tho vicinity
q nay s@ssst and ffon Hay narks or m the dBscsion
of srdsy church. o., otk>s words. bat fsw miles
ncr,hwa Of sAs u sAs orssssss S~,ss
c Bull run. Be,nissl.oans oorps, 10 ssia, came ~
with tho ensnys rear 81 about tss A. ~, ssvsa miles
from oszsrcvilie ~hea point hs kfi q daybrssk. Ne
found sssoswan Jsssseu ashiins ~mh Mcdowell sssl.
or besh she right, In the direcsen ef Hay narkei.
the posssso they toos by going norm frsm GAINESVILLE
" command the entrance 10 md cxm from rhovouhfSs
Gap. An inprcsscn prevailed m Washington on ne
sosh that she Il Lees supps~< 10 - fron
twenty fsrty thousand strong, might ssddsnly 90.
pear sbs Geld, ssd knov that The heavy corps
under FITS John Porter % pcssed that csan m
ssansly upon Lee with ssasl case, whsshsr attach
ing hcno sell, ,sisei or Heinirslmss.
YnosAELB GxSswAL ov Tuf psoEr.
The latest accounts which reach from ihs field o.
battle boar date Sunday, The sisi fyess~day).
These advcss state that The enemy had been heavily
forced Saturday and tina, they had sacksd General
Popes army before the arrival q Generals Franklin and
Sumner. The result battle. m which ihs
advantage being with the enemy, csnsra Pope found
advisable 70 fall back with his whole army % ccnreviie
Since this time the forces Of sumner ana Franklin have
united with him IN The strongest position front of
Washington. with hss Increased forces n was expected
that General Pope woad immsdlasy sho contest
and repeat f possible, the successes cf Friday last