New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Details Of the Rnitle-Pnrtinl List Of Killed
and Wounded.

From Our Special Correspondent. o,
| CuLPKPPER Va, Aug 10, 1862.
| Gen Pope met Gen. jackson yesterday. The
interchange Of compliments betwee,A these dis
tnguisbed oficers il dovolyes upon your correspond
ent 10 relate.
Last Friday evening a horse came dashing up Il
the headquarters OF Gen. Sigel Ut SpeTyville, COW
cred with FOAM and ito rider black with dust. The
rider brought q message from Gen. Pope at Cul-
pepper announcing the approach Of jackson in that
direction, and also an order 10 have his corps
+ 6'arn6e on the march within an hour Al the cX-
pira'lOn Of tie hour the entire body was IN motion.
/ The division Of Gen. Schenck led, that OF Gen.
/ Schurz followed. Gen Schenck had been i'll tev-
.ral dayf but the order 10 march reached him 20
that be was able TO take the saddle and lead his
NEIL At Hazel River the column halted Tor the
night. In the morning. learning that the corps
wOuld not move IN several hour, your corresrOnd-
en left it, and set out for Culpepper alone, reaching
/ that point 1t 100 q. III. Upon arriving there, the
army patherug from different directions, was in "a
great state of excitement. Jackson bad been dls-
covered in great force The day before, ana had
gwen Gen. Bayard slap III the face for ms au-
cacity. witch Le will not forget for some time.
Jockson i, twenty Jackson is thirty, jackson Is
INV fhousnd strong, was heard on all sidcs. We
s,e going to have the greatest battle OF the reason,
ana Cen Pore, said some enthusiasuc admirers, IL
going 10 ride right over INN lhto hicnniohu.
Ricketts,. had arrived few days before. Gen.
Kants with the Divisions commanded by Gems.
Augnr and Williams arrived on FRIDAY. Gen.
Sicefs appointed time was Saturday, at u O'Clock.
had been riding all light, aud, being much eA-
Largted. he'd thrown myself upon cot beneath Il
tent az the Headquarters Of Gen Pope Al - pre-
cisely the booming Of heavy guns was heard y the
direction Of the Rapidan. "tlghilng mas com,
uenced." said oil around me. Ia lew moments,
yas in nv saddle, and off for the held OF pa'tie;
Tnon reaching the Orange road found the corps OF
On Ranks in motion. Gen. Williams leo, ana
Gen. Augur followed Immediately after. ihT niins
bad ccsesd and couriers had brought lhlehBencc
that il was simply small battery oPehin5 uion tn
LGoade of Gen. Crawford, which has been IN 'la.
vicinity for several Weeks Fourteen sho'S hau peen
fired and then ceased H.. clio colunn
Notwithstanding the profound silence ,he eo ,ba
Of Gen Banks moved steadiy FORWARD tniousn i Wv
hot sun and Dust The firing III the morning IL
from a party near Cedar Mountain, Or rs IL 10 ceu
by many, Slaughter Mountain. In TINS GiIo,Sio'
Gen. Banks moved. Four or 1--we miles nom -
pepler, this mountain is to be seen rising ore. -
mont Of you although it il still almost Elk ll'es
tant The road upon winch the troops loNeu In In
almost no 10 the left Of the mouhlain' anu M
makes "a sudden curve, and winds around bytne hs"'
OF II. .,.,, o email
Gen. Banks brought bis corps up through es' ~
piece of wood into an open meadow, ana l0rineo ~
line Vi battle below the mountain spo 'n' ''''''