, 1862-11-23

SUNDAY, NOVEMBE.
consideration. Permission has been given
The citizens to run one train from the city,
but only for the conveying OF woni1p and
childs.n,
The news to-day received from Stonewan
Lackscn shows that he had rented n house ut
Winchester ior bis fnnl.y. His troops are in
front Of that city, with regiment Of cavalry
at MArtlushurE-
EEw 1osE, Nov. ga Petersburg dis
patch Of the 18th, to the Richmond papers.
THE enemy. supposed to number considera.
S4y over a brigade, appeared This morning at !
FIanklin, On the Blackwater River, aud Ut
tempted tc cross under cover q shells. The |
| hours, when the Abt!!tionists retired. VIC |
| captured twelve or fourteen.
! Pt.ties direct from Lower Brandon assert |
positively that there is 70 feet In The vicinity,
nor bad been.
i aisputeh to the N. Y. Tribune from Fa-
| mouth, EnyS:
| The rebels now have two heszy Rodmans
| planted back Of Fredericksburg, but our bat-
te1!es completely slleneed them. They hare
betn ,u.utug railroad trains night and dag,
| Withdrawing supplies and ntaceiucry from
Fredeficktbnrg to Richmond.
Fifteen forage wagons Of Couch's troops
NGst attAGhtQ DF fEHtl CaF4f1 Just UuL6lAt
our Ices Yesterday, but tha quart REPEALED
tie gueThlas, aud brought the wagona I'll
back.
| PH1IAnsIfn1A. Nov. 2L-The Washington
St9y Of this tvtniug says:
We learn TINT considerable body Of rebel
cavalEy, claimed to be StuaEt's to7ces, 500
strong, reached Wa.rsnton Day before Fester-
dan and yesterday, and proc1edcl fioWn to
Mul1enton Junction Thetr'design seems to
| BIZ 10 make q lash at aon1s4 psstiou Of tho
I 1UEE &Yufu SrSn1F $flSE tall
aud then tsnst to their aossesHo get Of.
LEEsHEHGt Va, Nov. 30.-White' band OF
L rebel rue! lllss- has again mate It's appearance
Iu this vicinity. THEY are said to be about
:e50 strong, aud 50 far have done Us no daua-
aye, being we'll watched.
As.r1A CkEE5z, Va, Nov. 20-Last night
nunsher OF gtlc1lllss were seen In this vicinity,
| looking ont for opportunities, doubtless, 10
. | murder OF {1undgr. They Keep out OF tia
, ray in the daytime. We hope aomt vi them
. viii be captured aud hung.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 22.--Wc hare p1utty re-
lihhlc Information as to the position Of th.
several io.ces Of the rebels S,uarL5 head.
: quarters arc ut Narrcuton, and Whites cay-
aIts ut LeeEhusg. The force oI the tattor l.
l. only sCo men. Stuart has artillery and saval~
I, r., and his advance gu0rd WIS on the Bull Ran
= battle-ground, but our cavalsT drove them
= b:es. Incy hare since reoccapi=d 3 portion
Of the ground.
A Washington special to tbs Acw York
The action Of the War Department in strik-
!, ~ ul"alas Q. nns anho!eo o!Aeers isom ne
ttents, caused considerable luttesins ansouy
= those now In this city, and large number of
l. | designations were accordingly st1t 70 the Wat
n | Department to-day.
:. The Herald has the following:
u HAarEn's FKnAy, Nor. 22i.-The rebel pick
70 els re1e At Aoian's Ferry yesterday; Ihe iu.-
2ress:on prevails tha! stenewaN n 5ssksoE T.
e. aiarctauS y Gofqoa5til!G with toe ouik CT Liz
1oreef, ind that the rebels In this vicinity sre
'c uaiy cavalry.
n HEADQUARTERS Army OF TILE poroxAc,,
ts Noren Sst II. LEE !
"a Yra:ardAy the enemy received 4 sudder
~ check In ttei. rsupysl ot stores br rail from
d Frettrrickshurp. our artillery having on-ned
,e u1;ou them, oisshi!rs the locomo,ise sid de-
1ninipx ,i,.: train upon the track near the de
~ H71. The rri,tIs however. continue to remove
OIL iorr. rraln. TOBACCO. co,1ou. etc. by means .
e. | ,,rt,h5
;. S,nce our eyscua,iou Of Frsderiexsbur,
- 1sst spring, The rebels hafa shipped lars.,
Is nn,tt it,rs of rrsin from the Iu,su- rIys
eos1,,ies NJ to t6at llacc, aus, thence remove,
;si,s ~, ~ ~ ii, hrno',I Id >'
Lsst ninlt tue enemy built large hres On ii
LII tc,ond Fredericksburg, illuminating t.
-, dcc.irc w. vim r+r.ra to tht;f ,esI fnnes
II is not heIt.y.J rflsy I,aya isEsc body g
ir5ona In tia Vicinity, und ti1es i,n}r.seio
T. prevails thst 10 ops,oli ion will as u.Ade +
uur occupation Of the city. Tho ss9rM ha
swollen tne streams very much, ind re1,dcre
III. soate almost iinpAsaab1e.
THE ARRIVAL BEFORE fRsDERlchsBu 't
80 lcorresl"Ihence g Tic H. 4. i1mef.l
Thursday. Nov Is, 1sj2
The long. range cannon that haso for tn
TIA Lour betA engaged III niie14rlly u Echi
battery plani,t AcEos: lase RaFi'ahs1:uocl, o.
pc=i.e Is. In F.yaeriekshnrg, have ='i's:.1 tAe
al M - IL n r.
H."uu' .'ri ~. .T ~. nn..r:3on. ~ tba 1,sst Err
Gnys Tie right gtAud division ot tae arm
q tbs Potomac, under conalaanl Of As)- Ge1
s,I,,1sr ~" ,un,nn- M III Ilr ntrch vas on,
ore .tsrr resumed. ne hid hiyuuacket for Il
aas ! Light u. GeE:E lnllsE from tfe!erltRs9nf
esq AID as We sooR an easii htaI, ~ vas IAeatass
eral ssguiu ,sa w ;d 1,at ma.,, ~ ~. =.
49," cA.y+ Ferry lhiss. AIo aos even feotl
ttfts II sasui. ! lnihh oia sa,naSs VAS H.
,ces enShly aEsusG ~ ,,.;Ss, +,
nv. ~ nao appFoGs.eo Sisa!a ntas aun ~. -
~ OF fsln;oalh, xhen suoesn15 oa.sseS tso
1V tfs tfcte!1eSsaL,E 9s E.us u tAe I!sef ueeh
and Ii Oh u, ILe eld "az' Aesss psacheo up
1hc t.sa. T. Treteo, he"tset, u pe nists ~
IL es sem: hey;pr 1saspinf Sc.ned ~ 1a' to ppa
{. - - 1scsa II ilt ho{ take sons, sever.
IL a err artillery 70 feel tte:s way ou .ns fosu
49,. tie left, uehind PIECE 81 Woocs; WI
'1o L:ouzet them cut on Commanding tos1tse
within bali mile from the river. Tar "
Il t1s. shell WIS planted panrap among the c:
J ,;rcers at the rebel guns, eauslug au
ck.- :.antaatous skedsddle. Recovering I'll
1it.. cen losure, however, theg were aplc TO doc
asa. tat snd lire lew rounds Il @as in IA
light = hcsr ahots all fell hsrmltss, not man on !
IS to | site heirg scratched, while every shot ir'
!, or err guns :ell among them. Accordingly, u
- ~ Euoa teau1pe1ed ott-A regiment OF infan
ant squadron Of cavalry going with them.
the weuld appear that this was their whole To-
tn,n- Is Fredericksburg. As our batteries v
planted hehind Falmouth snd theirs beh
ny > Fredericksburg, the firing wns over b
from .twuE, and ore can Imagine what fcellnga
ROM, ft5eeehiyg ehrlls flying over the heads Of
-. liquidation awoke in their minds. The E
'uAs' i .ierstcss are severely blamed by the peo
The far re1nsining NTH their battery to pEovok
re- 1,e on uar pGrt, and the blame II, indeed, y
netfle6,
if. NJ il probable, 1t entere ;ato the plan;
etter t;-r Burnside 10 mass his orce 1t Ftederie
SOME t tntgh, ths place must Oe again. tor SO
hn.o r;.ne to cGme, the center Ut public inter
TLo tIrss ereut object to which attention
Is oe. tc direded will, doubtless. oe the puttlns