New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
They EaIc Crossed into Maryland and Returned
Jackson and LongstIset Moving Toward
Karper's Ferry.
aurisonment of Union Men in LeeSburg
and Winchester.
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Rumors are shoat Of engagements Of more or iess
magnitude on the Upper Po'omac; but 30 far az con
Be gathered, no serious fighting has yet taken place,
nor has any considerable body of the enemy crossed
into Maryland. Rebel scouts have, however, pene-
tssted 10 points where they were as unexpectsd sf'
they we're at Manassas junction. Whether the ie
straws indicate the direction il which the WIND IF ON
Rebel land is blowing is question, but those @hc
guided by experience fear that other railroads
beside that to Manassas may be suddenly cut
RECOVERY OF TIE BODY OF LIEUT.. FEssES-
DEN.
A flag of tIuoe went 10 Centreville. essrday for
che purpose Of recovering the bedy Of Lieut.. Fessen-
den, Senator FesseLdens SOD, wl'ci Wa buried
there BY the surgeon IL whose charge he .as when
he died. The body found wilhoot difficulty AM
brought TO W darlington, and is nov in the hands o.
the enlbslmer. Ne Rebel soldiers seen by
those who went with the lag on the way 10 Ger
tzevil!e and there only company or TWO appeared
70 be stationed as al outpost
wHEREABoUT or THE RESlEL FORCES.
The Rebel officers and pnvates beard taik-
ing about the position Of Lopgst4ee,, Ewell come
Of the corps. divisions Of regiments of ne
Rebel army, and invariably the Answer to d 4ues-
ton ne to their whereaoout that they wers " on
the Leesburg pike or " toward Leesburg.'
BARDaRoUs JOY.
These 6sr5arisns appeared 90 be greatly Glazed at
learning that son Of leading Republican Senator
from New EogIand had been killed.
They inquired whether it wss the con Of Repre-
sentative or Senator Fessenden aud on learning the
fact do conceal their Qualification From what
those who accompanied the Gag of truce saw and
hoard, they gathered that our wounded were lying
On the fed OF battle with tha nnbnred dend sne
were seriously Suffering for want Of food ss well a,
main of their wounds. II is understood that flag
of truce has gone 70 the battlefield to obssin tie
wounded still remaining there.
BUSINESS AT TIE sTRGEoN-GENERAL's oFrIoE.
The Sergeop- Generals Office il the tasiest bureau
N the Government. The rooms filed with per-
sons making inquiries after wounded reaiioss to-
day. All the ambulanoes light wagons, and hacks
IN che city pressed into the service OF the Gov
eminent snd sent to the Centr.vle battlefield last
night. The 1900 wounded now remaining "''l 10
brought in by this train.
REPORT CONTRhDiCIED.
The report that negroes driving ambulance were
sop6sested by the Rebels 10 untrue. No celorei
drivers were sent With ambuiaDces.
ALL TIE WOUNDED EXPECTED TOMORROW.
All the wounded in the recent battles IN Virginia
are expected 10 arrive by tomorrow evening.
OUR TOTAL Loss.
The Surgeon. Cieneral Las changed the iggres
sf yesterday, but stl sets our total lose at 1Qc
HOSPITALS.
The Government decided Today 70 IRE the Patent
Office and Capitol as hosptals.
sIGELs LOSS.
More than half the losses of the battles Of Friday
and Saturday are believed to be in Sgels Corps
L.;d han
probably three times that Of Saturday, when we
were beaten.
RELEASE OF DIR. CUTTER.
Dr. Calvin Cutter, acting Division Surgeon OF
Relos Divisou, recently captured, has been re-
leased. and is at Wizards tonight. He estimates
our casua ties G, $500 killed and wounded. OF
these, 1900 are still on the battlefield. They are
bling cared for.
BARBAROUs TREATMENT OF OUR WOUNDED
DIR. Gutter reproaches Chief Medical Director
Guild and other Rebel officers, in the btteress terms
fos leaving our poor three days without food or
even water and warned them that this unhsard-of
bsrbarty should be faithfully reported u our Sur
seon. General. The wounded We're left lying where
they fell, surrounded by putrefying oorpses, ex.
posed all inelemencies of weather, their wounds
not even mos,ened nor 4 cup OF cold water put 10
6ps which were swollen and blackened by three
days fever.
The inhumsuity Of the enemy went 30 far that
they supplied our Surgeons with neither food Stlml'
ian's, lint, bandsges, operating Instruments Tor
Shiriy-sx hours ID. Cuuer was not even permitted
TO give bis professional services 70 the wOuhded
ln Que Interview with Medical Director Guild, ne
told him that he had had charge Of batle-feIdS be-
fore now, and that lie bsd seen the Confederate
wounded had water, food, SHELTER and clothes before
he went TO sleep. Upon which Guild sald he wanted
70 hear no more such talk and closed the conference
OUR CAPTURED OFFICERS SENT TO RICHMOND. |
All OF Gen. Pcpes officers captured in the recent
battles have been sen, TO Richmond to suffer the
penalties prescribed in the barbarous ory
order Of JEFF Davis. One who not permanently |
attached % Popes army was among the nuuLer |,
Capt Duncan A. Pell, A. ID. C., 10 Geu. Burnside
Who was temporarily serving, WIS on toe staff Of
Gen. Bedgwick, was taken prisoner. and OH Tues- |
day morning sout with tie other officers 70 Rich
mond. Bornsides Regimen,al officers were, how
ever, released on parole, On the ground that they
were only temporarily serving under Pope.
THE ROBBERY OF GEN. SEARNEYs PERSON. !
Gen. Kearney's body WIS bronght to the Rebd
Headquarters at II O'Clock p. On the day he fell.
Zone OF our officers were informed that papers had
seeu found on the body and would be returned with
H. There ere other ysasens for sinking bst the |