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ran through the whole line. The teams
were now put upon lively trot in order
to relieve the pressure upon that portion
still i'll the rear.
Gen. Mcclellan and Staff rode ahead
and took possession of the old estate
known as Malvern Hills, one mile back
from " Turkey Island Bend" Gen. Me
Clellan expressed the opinion that acith a
Jrief time to prepare, the position could
be held against any force tie enemy can
bring agajastus.
THE FIRE IN OUR REAR.
At , o'clock =. VI firing was heard in
the direction of White Oak Swamp, where
it was supposed Ayres was holding in
cheek the rebel force This continued
for nearly two hours, when sudden and
heavy firing began further to the left, in
the direction of Charles City Cross
Roads At this point an immense body
of fresh troops, with artillery aud cavalry
had made their appearance direct from
Richmond, and were engaging orr batter
les still left to guard the road.
Orders were sent Immediately to put
the troons in line Of hattie and Gems.
porter,s and Kcye, commands were soon
ON their way np The hill. returning from
tbc;r comf5rtabln opaamnnnnt hayonJ
Malvern IIi,ls Bv ID o'rlock p VI
the roaj was tbrona,i with these troons
with artillery and cavalry. hosten;no TO
ro.ist tbo ,1ranro If the cnomv
T5e GRIM, roy b,c,n,o mara and moro
and more raeia and was evidently an.
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Monday Evening, june 80, l>G2.
Events Of the grayc,t character have
transpiyeI within the last five days, touch
ins the condition and prospects Of the
army on the Peninsula Acting under
the necessity which the Commanding Cen
eral has Ion, forcscen, the widrly-cxteGd-
ed lines Of the army, with It's miles Of
well CONSTRUCTED dettucc>, stretching al
most from the james River on the left
10. and beyond the Chickahominy on the
right, have been abanloucd, and the army
before Richmouihas fallen back to a more
practicable line Of defence and attack, up
en- the James River lIither the grand
army, with il, immense artillery and wag-
on train its Commissary and Quarter
masters store, H. ammunition II cat
tie drove, of - 10 head in fact, it, en-
tire material, horse, foot and Dragons
bag and baggage, have been transferred
This manwuyre, howcvcr-one oil the
most difficult and dangerous for COM
mauder to execute ia the face OF the ehe-
my-has been accomplished safely, though
under circumstances Of difficulty aud trial
which would have taxed the genius OF a
Napoleon. TIE army has been cRgaJed
IN constant conflict nth TIE eHcay for
SIR davs during which their highest ener-
cies have been taxed TO the uttermost.--
We have had no moment of repoSe-uo
opportunity scarcely TO properly care for
the wounded and 10 bury the dead. HE
enemy have closely watched every move
ment, and, with an army more than dou-
bic that of our own, have had the ability
to constantly launch fresh troops upon cur
rear. an advantage which they have been
quick 10 discover, and remorceIess IN I'M
proving. Their perfect knowledge OF the
roads, paths and bridges and the topo-
graphy of the country, which has taken US
time to learn, has placed an immense adj
vantage in their hands Heaven grant
that here, under the shadow of these hills
and with the cooperation of the gunboats,
our overtaxed soldiers and officers may
have that brief repose which is so essen
tial to them, and TO the existence OF the
army itself.
The interruption Of all communication
with the Government has, no doubt, con-
vulsel the country with anxiety and
alarm. 4 knowledge of the facts, how
ever, will relieve this feeling, while any
effort to conceal the truth will not only be
fruitless, but will leave the public to I'M
agine thousand evils which do not exist.
Beginning with the fight at Mechanics
vile ON Thursday, our advance forces,
while steadily falling back, have had a con-
tinuous running fight.
On Friday one of the seyerest battles
which was ever fought on this continent
occurred on the right of the Chickahom-
my, near Gaines Hill. On Saturday, at
ter our forces had retired in good order
across the creek and destroyed the bridges
we were attacked in front OF our encamp-
ments, but Gen. Smith repulsed the enc
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PoRr ROYAL, june %, 1862

| OF War sent the following to the House to
day:
PoRr ROYAL, june %, 1862.
| To Edvin A. Stanton, Secretary Of Var :
Sir | have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF communication from the Adj
jutant General of the army, dated June l3,
1862, requesting me to furnish you with
the information necessary to answer GER
tain resolutions introduced in the House
of Representatives June 0, on motion OF
Hon. Mr. Wickliffc of fkcntucky their sub
stance being to inquire lst, whether had
organized or was organizing a regiment OF
fugitive slaves in this department 2l,
whether any authority had been given to
me from the War Department for such or
ganization Sd, whether | had been furn-
ishcd by order of the War Department
with clothing, uniforms, arms, equipments,
/ &C., for such force.
Only having received the letter cover
ing these inquiries at Il late hour Saturday
night, and being obliged to urge forward
my answer in time for the steamer sailing
today Nonday), this haste prevents me
! from entering as minutoly as | could wish
upon many points of details, such as the
paramount Importance Of the subject calls
t for. But in view of the near termination
of tho present session Of Congress and the
widespread interest which must have been
awakened by Mr.. Wickli!Ie's resolution, |
prefer sending even this imperfect answer
E to ,rpitintr the rerin1 necessary for the col =
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having been completed, the wagon train
was started on its way to James River
and was followed on Sunday morning by
the artillery and Commssary train.
Meantime the enemy, getting scent Of
our movement, strongly reconnoitered our
front, and finding that several of our po-
stions had been abandoned, pushed in and
attacked us vigorously. Gems Hooker
and Richardson drove them back, and
Gen. Meagher's Brigade, always on hand
at the right time, charged, and captured
two Of their guns. The rebels paid dear
price for the information which they OBJ
taincd. The chief struggle was near Say
ages Station.
Anticipating 4 movement on our right
flank, the railroad bridge over the Chick
ahomny was destroyed on Saturday NOR
ming The rebels, supposing We had fal-
len back on the White House, sent large
force Of Infantry, cavalry and artillery III
that direction, but after long, rapid and
weary march, discovered they had gone on
a wild goose chase in the wrong direction.
Gen. Mcclellan and Staff left the head
quarters at Savlge's Station at daylight
on Sunday morning. with body guard oil
the Fourth United States Cavalry, and
halted some five miles out, after crossing
the White Oak Crock
WITHDRAWING FROM THE FRONT.
Gen. lIooker's Division broke camp in
/ the HtreueAmcnts at > O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, aud Gen, Sirkjes' and Growers
BrisaIcs proceeded to the outp2,ts to re-
. iiev3 Gen. Pa'ter>on's New Jersey Brig
alc At } o'clock A. NJ. the three brig
adeS fell back to the second Ijnc Of re-
doubts where they lorneda line Of battle
with Richardson's aud kelrney's Diyis-
ion-. aud remained until O'Clock A. VI
On discovering that Gen. Hooker had l4l-
len back, the enemy advanced his scouts
with two iial1 pieces, and opened hssa
ire upon hi, rear, along the line Of TIN
raiiroal. Gen. Mcgsher's Brigade mn
4 movement on both the enemy, iahkS
while the Eiehiy-c:elai New York chars-
Il III trout, and captured two Of thor
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Clean COWS, clean stables, sweet churns
and pans, neat and tidy operators, are
among the things desired by those who
would send pure butter to market.-Ag'
ricuktuyist.
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3sli1trllantnuG
A Week Of Fighting.

From the ,if5.al corr, ,pondcnec Of the
y. York Timcs. NE ect the clcarc>; and
most faithful account OF affairs ON the
Peninsula up to Nlondly evening, which
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His Reply to the Congressional
Queries.

WASHINGTON, July ., The Secretary
of War sent the following to the House to
day:
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