Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
TEL EGR AP MIC.
LATEST IRON TIE NORTH.

PrrrRsBURs, August g Toe Express has Neg York
and Philadelphia dates of the 2S!h and 90 u TIE
Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the Phadelpba H..
quirer says he is credibly informed that large Rebel
forces concsnrating on the line Of james river
above the junction Of the Appomaite1 and the J.mes
supposed to humber between so and 20 THOUSAND ana
'stone, rail- Jackson" in command.
On the night of the "a b. company o. Rstel cavalry
dashed down Gloucester Point, opposite yorktown
and carried of large lot OF consfsbands" orcsd into
the Rebel army all the male Inhabitants, and then Sc
DE to lot Of ship timber, and taking with them
plies departed. Similar depreiatiors were committed
in the vicinity of Wlimsburgon the night Of the 25h
The Rebels made ineuno-s into the Eres of McOl,ans
army, and carried off large nua5sf Of amy beeves.
Two thousand coatrabands, on their way to McOle
Ian, passed OH Point on the 26th.
J,f DAVIS mail carrier, running to Norfolk, was
caught Friday with 2 coo letters.
Fifteen or twenty rebeP, captured Suffolk, have
reached Fort Monroe.
Gen. Pops !c,k the field lac. Monday There ha.
been numerous deseriOns from his army. Between 40
and 80 OF the 1885, New York deserted within the pas,
week.
Ca the 25.h four guerillas fred upon and wounded
two Fsdcras near WarreptOn. Capt. Williams, of the
Michigan Cavalry, went out and brought in eight unof
tending Virgnians, who are TO be held responsible.
Within three days past, Gen. Hatch has crossed Swift
Run Gap to AcGsheysgil!e. TIE people Of Cupeper,
Orange AID Madison thunderstruck at the recen,
.udden appearance Of the UaiOn forces uader Hatch
despatch dated Cairo, 26 h ult., sIys the steamer
from the Tennessee river brings the news Of Rebel raid
IL. Il. u u
city, burned the warehouses; filed with Ysukee commits
siry and qdaFermaster stOles, aud also burnt s tie
COLON III the vicinity. They relied the Yankee steamer
COIoluia used for conveying army supplies the
shoals took all tho money belonging to ihe boat and
passengers, and then burnt the boat Tho property
stroyed ID reported to lie Immensely valuable. small
detachment Of Achel's army captured. Tie :bts
then proce,Sed down The TeuIes5ee 10 Uhickarar
Waterloo aud tue vicinity OF Eislpor and bufut all lht
warehouses containing cotton.
Another band OF forty RebsIs attacked wagon train
uesr PlttsbuIg Landing, and captured sixty wagon.
Oiled with government stores.
NV ALBIsT. Jaly u The Ledger says that tie
bells cOugregaLed in considerable lofce a. HlSesyie,
Ky, aud boldly and i, ii ,ntly insuej The Union cit
z.rs
fsssengHIH IRON Henderson say That glellAB hk,S
appeared in strong Olco opposite Mound City. Il wes
feared they would atIemp. TO burn the Union gnuboa;s
blilding there.
NASHVILLE, July 5?.-The 10th Ohio Regiment, guard
ing the Memphis aud Charleston RIirca d b.tneen D..
csur and CORTLAND, attacked yesterday by large
force of guerias, snl 80 or 40 of The Regiment we're
killed. The road considerably damaged.
large rebel force is reported Tus umbia. For
rest is reported to be at Carthage, with the Of ct Of
making descent on the Louisville Iroad.
NEw YoEE, July rs News from Fortress Monroe to-
Day, that the ub quitous jackson was demonstrating
down the l,is bank of the James made some stir here
I'd nervous peor- very Uneasy, until later tel.
gram received announcing the srrival o. Per els
mortar feet Intended for Fort Darling Ofeay's un)
made all right again.
Cotton dri:-t.Aug sass at 1914; for midjling
upland Exchange l29I29l Goli lower, opening g.
III LA III SIS, closing a. ll6 2IllG3i. Govern
ment stocks lower. The losses in the Western Depart
ment oy official count since the war commenced is given
4 the n. Y. Tribuuc ct g. 500.
THE ENEMY IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
PErgRsBURG, Aug. The enemy landed large
force at two points the south side Of james river
Satnrdav ripht ysriOnsIy estmatsd ~