The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

Gen. Pope ia beyond Manassas. His CON
municatiou With Washington 10 cut Of. y.
~ BorDsidss and Porssr's corps had landed
at Aquia creek. I5,sI 1J 5.st 0atssf
II i also said Gen. Ewell has penetrated
to the rear Of Gen. Pope. and oeeupiss the
left bank Of the Accaquan river. .Asilapge
federal force is marching to meet them,
and assist 10 opening the way to Popa and
Burnside. II the movement is successful,
it will doubtiess place the rebel army 10 Z
worse position than that which the msio
body of our troops 10 10 now; ~ they Gao,
II necessary. fail back to Frederick sburg,
and reach Washington BY way Of the Po-
,opsc.. On the other hand, il tho rebels
fail, their army may b scassered asd DE-
stroyed. IS. II ae4
This rebel move is bold and hazardous
one.
Washington. Aug. 20.
Six Captains and six Lieutenants Of the
list Ohio, Who were stationed q Clarks.
Vile, Tenn, at the time OF the surrender Of
that place, having publsed card stating
that they ADVISED C0l. Mason to surrender,
are dismissed from the service, and Colonel
Macon will be cashiered for coward'ce.'
= Philadelphia, August 20.
:aThe Washington National Repablican Of
to day has the following t
Mr.. Hauxerst, CLERK Of the Circuit Court
at Fairfax, says himself and all Union men
Of Fairfax were compelled TO leave there on
Wednesday, the rebels having taken possess
sion of the place yesterday. He returned
to learn the fate Of his f.mily, but was met
byscitisens from Vienna, escaping from that
place, seven hundred rebel casslry having
made a descent on the place. Vienna 10 l2
m,les from Washington.
IL is understood that there 10 . large rebel
force at Leesburg. The prevailing opinion
is that they intend to cross into Maryland
bysway of Walkers ford, the water not be-
icg more than knee deep there. ear
3aa3i ees g Washingtop, Aug. %.
The following u received from Manassas
Aug. %: 10 P. Mo General Hal
leck :--"Soon ~ l discovered that large
force Of the enemy were turning oet right
towards Manassas, and that the divisions /
had ordered to take the post there two days
before had not arrived from Alexandria,
broke camp at Warrenton
Junction and marched rapidly back in three
columns. directed McDowell's and 81.
gel's corps and Rena's division to march
upon GAINESVILLE by Warrenton and Aleyan-
dria, and Sturges' and Heintxle,nan's d.
visions to march on Greenwich; and with
Porter's corps and Hooker's division
mar ched back to Manassas Junction. Nc.
DOwell was ordered to interpose between
the forces OF the enemy which had passed
down Il. Manassas through Gainsville, and
his main body moving down from White
Plains through Thoroughfare Gap. This
was completely accomplished. Longstreet,
Who had passed through the Gap, being
driven back to Whiteside. The forces or
dered to Greenwich were designed to sup.
port Mcdowell in case he met too large
force Of the enemy. -Hooker's division 10
towards Manassas came upon the
enemy near Cattel river in the afternoon Of
the 9th. and after short action ront d
them completely, killing and wou9ding- 800,
and capturing camps, baggage, and many
stand OF arms. This morning the command
pushed rapidly to Manassas junction, which
Jackson had evacuated three hours before.
He retreated BY Centretiile, and took the
turDpike towards Warrenton. He was met
six miles west, of Centreville BY McD
eoS. oS I ,aoa Ma nIscs vh;ch daranes. [ term,nated.
'rb. .nsmy mem vas vas driven baor Il ali points.
Thus affairs rest. HeintSleman's corps will
move on him At daylight from Csntrevilie,
and DO not sec bow tne enemy 10 70 20
cape w,thons heavy TOSS. we nave cap
tured 1000 prisoners, many arms snd % one
piece Of artillery. ..oa
,a@ (S'gned,) JOIN PoPs. "
eas Alexaudria, Va, Aug. 2S.
At hall pact eight this morning Stevsrps
cavalry made dash into Vienna. IL 70 70.
ported that light 10 gong on ae Man!ssas
to.d"y. Heintsleman is reported TO oe 10
.Jackson's rear, who 10 supposed 20 De w
OOOf strong. Flring mas Deen 0's'no'iy
heard there Al day. y..,.,8 s5e4a,g sfararsD
q, fa n, isfs ,Lou;sville. Aus. 20. 81
p.r.h,. ...hor;tv -sr"rss 'J,,hn Morsan
with 200 men - having entered Glasgow
this morning. I The remainder OF his force
is i Within @ ! mile and /. half Of that plscs. e,
-. 6-3gg.s--I ~ : "a. ..3loo79, +,
..54. Fort Monfoe, avg. 1o'
The s'gnai corps wn,cn mas oeen a.'acoeo
to McCielians army ieft mere tnie s1teroYoa '.s'H
Tor the Potomac. ...fg ssaf AN gPl
.se. ss y, sse baltimore. Aus. %. 4
Gov. STANLEY passed here .day a route
70, Washineton. N - .se~g.
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New 1orkS aug. 20 S,
The Mantanxas from New Or!sans z2d
has arrived: the city continued healthy.
Arms were oeiDg foond IN ai SORTS OF ous
of-she- way places, out no .ownefs.
A large en'on meo.in8 vas snci0 90 tIe
evening VI tns zUsn ue0. basier Preeiued'
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