The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-10
days cannot elapss without formidable retreat Of
'ne enemy from Kentucky and Fast Tennessee or
u terrible battle
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The unloading of the prize steamer Bermuda
now lying at Philadelphia. is progressing. Another
discovery has been made BY the prize com mssione
experimenting the unloading that Of &c boxes
each about one foot square. banded with iron and
sealed on the edges Each box was mark ed "P o.
D.. This excited suspicion, aud ono Of the boxes
wa openei and found to contain four tin cases:
and these being opened, there came TO light sbeetn
OF confederate postage eiamps-fve cents. The
engraving Is we'll executed. The box contained
9tooOo worth OF the stamps, and If the others con
'an the same quantity, the whole value Ito the
Contederatesl will te xGt0 COO There have also
been found cots OF n submarine telegraph cable
HOW JACKSON GOT INTO PoPE'S RRAR--~sTRATFlY
OF FHE roSffDFRaTE LEADERS.
The Alexandria correspondent Of the Philadr
phia Press youches for the core ctness at the fol-
lowing Statements
of course the principal topic IL how Jackson
managed To get around the right wing of General
Pcpes army, and make his raid upon Manassas
junction, Tor the purpose Of operating In the rear
81 General Pope's army, while General Lee made
The attack on the front All the six days fighting
of our army on the Rappahannoek Is now known
10 have been merely q feint on the part of the
rebels aud their supposed retreating towards Sper
ryyille via Little Washington was also intended
for the same purpose Instead of the whole rebel
army moving back, General Lee carefully con
tealed his man force a!Oug the banks Of the Rap
pah6nnock while ha sent Jackson to Warrantou
with 10000 men. 5000 Of whom were cavalry, un
ttsf Colonel Lee, 10 march along the country he
tween the Blue Ridge and Bull Kun range of noun
tains - 'r+ e~Hs~s
jackson concentrated his forces al White Pisins
and Salem, euu sent his cavalry through t. reeon
notie. Soon he followed with his infantry, and
coming through Thoroughfare Gap hs made forced
march until he reached Centreve. From this
place he was within striking distance of General
Popes rear. and he inprove 1t. doubt thinking
that he could snnihilate the army of Virginia be-
fore it could have any succor from Washington
The cavalry dashe7 OF Col. Lee were thought by
some to lie TOO daring II he was not confident of
having infantry to support him in of smer'
gency, but SO tar Is could hear OH GERS did
not snare the same opinion.
The rebel .avairy. by their a.aeS on our forces
On Tuesday night, created such panic araong
troops that the rebel cavalry had it all their own
way, aud during the uiah. ihey held high reve in
our camp. rhe battery of artillery they had cap
,Hred they placed In a Favorable position and drew
their cavalry up in hne ot Lattle, =" thai 1t could
be conce aied f.om oIr forces. Scme Of their guns
placed In a fort, and the others were planted
that If forces should make attack on their
position they could concentrate cross tire upon
us. The best riiemen in the command were picked
cut and posted in the re pits, which very nu-
ilernns III that locality.