, 1862-06-24
FROM the SHENAND0A AN.
The Difficulty with Gen. Blenker.
THE PORT REPUBLIC 81 UNDER
CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL
SHIELDS.
The Movements Of jackson.

by the stosm.1-E
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, June q, 1862.
Officers from the Valley of Virginia ex-
PRESS fears that Jackson may get large
amount Of stores Of army supplies at Front
Roya}. It is reported that Fremont Is on the
other side of the Shenandoah, and without co
operation trom other divisions he cannot act
Oh the offensive.
Jackson is reported to have already advanced
from Harrisonburg TO Luray, and from Lu-
ray toward Front Ro5o', and we have had pre-
monito1y symptoms Of another alarm about
the safety Of Washington.
The tlunder at Port Republic which permit
ted jackson to escape, rests between Shields
and Carroll. Shields says he ordered Carroll
to burn the bridge. Carroll says he has
Shields written orders to hold the bridge at
all hazards. Carroll is q native Of the District
Of Columbia, and was appointed to the col
onelcy OF the sth Ohio from q captaincy In the
Eeeular army.
Every ileld officer Of one brigade, aud oftTo
| regiments Of smother, engaged at Port Repub-
! lie, having SIC led an address to the Secretary
| of War, demanding Shields removal, and
charging him With incompetency, it not dis
loyalty. The western officers concerned are
| particularly bitter against him. Though
Shields has mounted tue two stars, he has not
been confirmed major general, and influential
members say he will not be. Troops in that
division hayt been badly disabled by hard
marching and hard lighting. An effort is ma
| king to have the STU Ohio sent back to Camp
Dennlson to rec, dit. Wade and Sherman have
united with the field officers Of the regiment
in Recommendation to that effect.
NEW YORK, June oS.--A letter to the Trib-
n,ae Gays Gen. Bienker has been removed By
| Gen, Fremont for iDsolencc. Gen. Curl
Las been appointed to succeed him.
REBEL REPORTS FROM THE VALLEY.
.lF1o1a the Richmond Ezamincr.]
sTAusTus, June II, 1852.
Our army Of the Valley has been resting for
day or two past, and the enemy have fallen
back for short distance tor some reason or
other, and our army occupy the region OF
country around Port Republic:
River and Shenandoah, and seem to be wait
ing for reinforcements, or for concentration
Of the forces Of the different generals
The list Of casualties Of Sundays and Mon.
days battles has not been received, but the
SD 5th and 10Th Virginia regiments suffered
I very severely on Monday. The federals held
their ground with great o5stinacy, and were
) | not tisloged until the 5th egiment, having
expended all their ammunition, together witt
the 52d Virginia aud 9th Louisiana regiment
: charged them and drove them back at the
point Of the bayonet. In Mondays fight ";
, captured $40 prisoners. Our wounded wert
sent to Nechanl's River and Charlottesville.
=. 1t is reported that on Sunday Gen. jackson
q the main portion of mis- army, and before h
# ! Was aware Of it the Yankees had planted
= cannon at the opposite end of the bridge
jackson rode across the bridge and said to tt
e men who were placing the piece in position
= the enemy are IN the other direetion.'' Il
:. then passed On without being recognized, rod
- ND to his command, and sent down detacE
! ment Of men, who captured the piece.
- The ftderals are said to have been con
s manded IN both battles by Gen Tyler, {
/. Ohio, Gen. Shields being sick aud unable t
n appear on the field.
~ ~ There are very strong indications that Wit!
=. - in few days We will hear Of total rout (
- - the Yankees in the valley, and another the
- | greEd stampedes. Jackson's forces are amp
ir and his men in high glee-
- To-day two men arrived here esc0rting tn
~ Yankee prisoners. They belonged to Jac
y; sons army and were cut of from the ma
~ ~ body in the retreat up the Wiley. They m
10 andered their way cut Of the faukee lines, Al
On their way came upon two torlorn Yankee
or each armed with musket. Our men had b
one gun between them, but with It they tot
ng the tWain prisoners, and brought them
Staunfdn. The Yankees say they are diSgu:
III ed with the army and we're trying to eSca
toward their homes.
4 courier Just arrived states that the 5
Virginia regiment lost Oh Monday three nj
killed and seyenty-threc wounded.
w w From letter received in this city on Sat1
~ ,nd day We gather some additional facts concel
the ing Ger. Jaekson's victories in the Shen:
ISL doah Valley. His loss IN the two enEageulc1