New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
yuoM FORTRyzss MONROE.
r,,e,. from tie Richmond Papers.
FoArREs'> MONROE, Thursday, Oct. %, 1861

FoHrBEs'> MONROE Thursday, Oct. 23 1862.
Ma. r. W. FrerLh, I35th Pennsylvania Volun-
,s.ra who has rst arrived at Fortress Monroe from
An.n's Landing on the John a. Warner, announces
that Commissioner Wood of Washington, ID. G., has
,uccee3ed In eeciing the release Of over lVO Union
r,;soners at Salisbury, NJ G., and expects to have
,hem II Aikens Lsudingthe latter part OF this week.
Tbe Jobn A. Warner, in charge of Major Sci enck,
III o,obahly be at A.kens Landing to-morrow TO
receive them. , s..
1le R,cJUoad EIominer Of the Goth says, dis
..,bes traneriring with che War Department state
rothing mere than that Bragg had lalien PACK from
his former rosIton ostauce OF ~ niles, Tor the
rnr-,ose of securing Subsistence. The combination
~ the Vuionists having been strongly REINFORCED,
,dored this move abt,lgtely necessary. II Is sur
- tbet Roseerans had commenced "a strategic
moysnent 10 form junction with Buell. and cut oil
our army entirely -, n
we have nothing new from the Armv OF the 20
tonac. The enemys cavalry have renewed Their
rid in FarQuier, and Oh Saturday visited Bristow
station on tbe O. and 4. Railroad.
They also vitited WsTreutOn ag IN In consresauIe
force. train laden with railroad stufi narrowly
escsped being captured on Saturday at Brstow.
Five hundred pGrolsd Union prisoners were sent
down to Vienna on Saturday for exchange
Tie IaquUer of the 2lst says:
The last we heard Of Bragg's army, ne was al
lCtN on, Nv, lhii4lie tAtH ia olS't '"'''-
land Gan. Buell. mas u very large army, ma at
tempted 10 flank Bragg while IT Camp DICK hoUi.-
rou which was preyeuted by TINS fc'teS'' b"1h u
a. endeavoring To flank him. ana there may oe Il
battle any day. The IepGTt OF AN nise n"'H
b. of prisoners al PeITyvllie pr0Noe untrue
We have reports frotn Winchester that rortlon
nj cnr army are advancing Oh 10 Charlestown, Va.
which IL occupied by the enemy IN force. We
scarcely think that Charlesiown will be The theaer
NJ any great battle. A skirmish has occurred st
Wsrrenion and another at kernstOWn within Tie
past few days
Gen. Echols, who at present commands the forces
N the KanRwha Valley. has Issued an order urging
farmers 70 come 10 hanawba Tor salt, and brng
FORAGE for the army. Tie attention OF the people If
called to the above 10 comply with the requests Of
Gen Echols, and at the same tine 10 promote IN
hvidusl comforts.
We learn from Jackson, Miss, that the bridge
Across Cvpress Creek was burned by the enemy
and our forces were not aware OF It's Destruction
nil thew arrived At the creek on their retrea. ley
were then forced to down the creek and cross Al
The mil-dsm, where the enemy had "a commanding
position The slaughter OF our troops at TINS point
was very heavy.
she railroad leading from Corinth 70 Columbus and
Cairo which enabled he Uniouists TO run in recruits
during the entire night previous 10 the retreat
On the 10Th inst. the Commodore ran aground
above City Point and detained the John A. Warner
one day to tow her or In justice TO the officers and
pilots OF the John a. Warner must say she has
never been aground, while running on the James
River, ether as flag Of truce while carrying lie
mails to Hsrrison's Landing
The Warner leaves this afternoon for Aiken
Landing TO bring down our prisoners. She takes
up the following Rebel officers: Lest. W. b. Low,
Georgia Legion, Cepi. james Deekey, 5lSt Georgia,
and Col. X. S. Means, 9TH South Carolina.
TIE Inquire OF the Dist says:
Thirty disOyslirts, taken st Cumberland Gap,
Tenn. were brought 10 the oi'y Oh Sunday evening,
b, way u LyneLbuTs. They were logged IN Gaelic
Thunder.
NEwBEEs, y. C., WedaesdAy, Oct 2 i9e2.
The Z. s. Transport steamer GUIDE leaves Beau
fort at Il m. to-day tor Baltimore.