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James Island without opposition. On the
5th inst. two companies OF the Round Head
Regiment penetrated within the enemys lines
and had their retreat cut of, but the eighth
Michigan regiment succeeded in recovering
them and drove the enemy, who retreatec
with Capt. Cline Of the Round Head regi-
ment, and some dozen privates. prisoners
Adjutaut Walker, Of u South Carolina regi-
ment was captured.
The latest information is that last Tues
day the 9th Pennsylvania, 47th New York,
and two companies Of the 9th Connecticut
regiment were attacked, and after two hours
fighting the rebels were routed with loss oil
II killed, 30 wounded. and 9 prisoners. Our
los was three killed and thirteen wounded.
The next day the Sth Michigan and 18th n Z.
Y. regiments charged on rebel battery halt
a mile in advance Of their former position,
and captured three guns aud destroyed the
remaining one.
The rebel officers taken prisoners say the
approaches To Charleston are lined with bat
teries and that every inch Of ground will be
holly contested.
Tho Hilton Head correspondent Of the
Times, under date OF the 18th Of June, states
that the Colonel commanding at Beaufort got
scared at the reported landing on Port Royal
Island Of 5000 rebels, and Beaufort was
quickly depopulated. A gunboat rcconnois-
sance proved it to be big scare and things
soon quoted down.
Gen. Hunter has returned from the vicini-
ty Of Charleston, leaving Gen. Benham in
command. The fall OF Charleston will be-
come matter of history soon.
Feyers are quite prevalent, and the Maine
sth regiment has suffered severely from this
cause. The colored regiment has not been
disbanded. and company is daily detailed
for loading and unloading vessels.
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psllantry and efficiency, which requires tna'
7 .bould make particular mention oil them
and which I trust will receive the particular
notice Of the President.
A. .oon as possible will send a iuu re-
,,o,, bu, In this respect lam unable to make
anv more particular mention than that point
"A out IN the description of the battle.
Respectfully,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
No further particulars Of Gen. Shields
engagement have been received at the War
Department.
Subsequently Gen. Fremont sent tho iol'
lowing war bulletin to the Sec'y Of War;
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
Harrisonburg, June ~. J
Hon. E. W. Stanton:
I opitted 10 state that Col. Cluseret's brig
age. consisting Of the Goth Ohio and sth
Virginia, afterwards supported by the Carl
balbi Guard, formed our advance and COM
menced the battle at Gross Keys, by sharp
diminishing. at . O'Clock in the morning.
During the day they obtained possession
of the enemy's ground, which was disputed
foot by foot, and only withdrew at evening
when ordered to retire to suitable position
for the night. The skill and gallantry dis
played by Col. Cluseret ON this and frequent
former occasions during the pursuit in which
we have been engaged, deserve high praise.
Respectfully,
(Signed J. q; FREMONT,
Maj. General.
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Held Dash OF Rebel Cavalry.
WASHINGTON. juno II
McCLELLAs's HEADQUARTERS,


Saturday eve, Jure IL.
The rebels yesterday, after driving from
Old Church a squadron Of the 5th cavalry,
proceeded to Garlick's landing on the Po-
munkey river. about four miles from White
House. where they burned two schooncrs and
some wagons, and drove OF the mules. Here
their conduct is represented rs being bar
barous. having killed several OF our team
sters unnecessarily. These who failed to
make their escape were taken prisoners.
From here they proceeded to Tunstall $
Station, four miles from White House, with
a view Of burning the railroad bridge. a
train which was passing down at the time
was fred into, killing two and wounding
several. A colonel belonging to the Excel
sior brigade, was there taken prisoner, but
succeeded in making his escape during the
night. A paymaster jumped from the train
and hid himself in the woods until morning,
leaving Sl25,0 900 in the cars. The train
never stopped, but passed on to White House.
After destroying the telegraph wire at this
point they proceeded to Baltimore Gross
Roads, near New Kent Court House, on
their way to Richmond, crossing the Chick
ahominy between Bottom Bridge and the
James river, about two O'Clock this morn
ing.
The force that accomplished this was com
posed of 800 cavalry and six pieces Of ar
tillery, under Gen. Stuart. most Of whom
were residents Of this locality, and therefore
no strangers to the roads.
Al White House, which Is a rendezvou.
for suffers and vendors Of small wares, reg
ular stampede took place. Lieut.. Col. In,
gals, the commandant ut that post, had al
the corps ordered out. and posted in iavora'
hle position to resist any attack that might
have been made.
The mail boat Nelly Baker, which LETT
this morning. was crowded with civilians
and hsngers-on Of the army, who though,
Fortress Monroe wosld be u more congeniaI
climate.
At Old Church the rebels had in reserve
ak regiments Of infantry with artillery.
As soon ~ the facts were known, pursui,
BY cavalry was ordered. but the enemy hay-
ing 40 much Of start. only Eve were cap.
tured.
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In Scarborough, sth inst, by Rev. Sargent Shaw.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the eo-partnershlE
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frens Charie.ss..

NEw YoRx, June Il.
The Times Port Royal correspondent, un-
der date Of June IL. states that Brigadier
General Wright landed at Seabrooks Point
May 81. The 9th Connections regiment first
landed. had skirmish with the rebels June
I, and drove them across the river and took
possession oil the bridge. On the LIST and I'd
inst. Gems. Hunter, Benham and Stevens,
with q good force, went TO Stono Inlet, &C.
eompanied BY eight gunboats, and landed on
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From Ge.. Mcclellan. Army.

We commence our summary from this de-
partment with the following note from Gen.
Mcclellan in relation to Gen. Casey's div
isiOn:
ilx,po'Rs Army OF TIE PoroNAc,
June 5, IL p. NJ.
To Gen. Cdsy, Bottom Bridge:
The following dispatch has justbeen trans
mitted:
(corr.)
TO Hon. r. W. Stanton, Sc. Of War:
Nv dispatch Of the ist inst, stating that
Gen. Cassy's division, which was in the first
line, gave way uuaccountably and discredit-
ably, was based upon Official statements made
10 me before arrived upon the field OF bat
tie. and whilst was there, by several CON-
manders. From statements made TO me sub.
seoueptly by Generals Casey and Naglee,
am induced TO believe that portions OF the
division behaved we'll. and made most gal
LIANT stand against superior numbers, but, al
present, the accounts are too conflicting tc
enable me TO discriminate with certainty
When the facts are clearly ascertained. the
exceptional good conduct will be properly &C
knowledged.
(Signed) GEORGE d. MCCLELLAN.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
WASHINGTON. Juno IL.
Dispatches received to-day at the War De
partment state that demonstration wa
made yesterday evening by force OF rebe
cavalry and artillery on the right Hank o
Gen. McCleilsn's army at Tunstall's Station
apparently with the intention OF interrupt
ing his railroad communication.
The atteppt was met by force OF in
fantry and the enemy retreated.
No damage was done to the railroad.
The movements OF the enemy to-day have
been extensive, and as yet are involved IL
mystery Large bodies of men have beer
seen moving down irom the neighborhOod o
Mechanicsyille Bridge and Richmond towarC
the late battlefield.
Our pickets were yesterday driven in from
Old Church, during which Captain Royal
of the cavalry was wounded. showing that
the enemy designating demonstration In
that direction.
A contraband who came IN yesterday re
ports that 80 600 cavalry left Richmond OF
Wednesday. going in the direction Of Fred
cricksburg. This Is Probably the force tina
appeared at Old Church.
The rebels opened at daylight this mornin.
a sharp fre from artillery in front OF Gcner
nj Sumner. II lasted for about three hours
We had one killed and one wounded.
A number Of prominent citizens living be
tween New Kent Court House and the Chick
ahon,iny have been arrested by order OF Col
Ingalls,, on suspicion Of communicating will
the enemy. There is no doubt but that tn
rebel generals are daily advised OF ever.
movement Of our troops by the people win
have remained at home.
The weather h hot and sultry.
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2 We noticed worKmen repairing the
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Block one day this week. We think brick
one would be great improvement.