The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14


while shsy fall 90 Ssgsl
Carlisle, Ia, Oct II.
A person directly from Williams
pors says SO loss aiE'y neH % tas &C.
.ion near Hancock. where tie rebels
crossed ilss river.
CoI's brigade. or part Of i, were
the force engaged.
Harrisburg. Oct. u.
Dispatches are constantly being re-
oeitod at headquarters Of the pro-
oeoiinss Il Stuart. rct-l cavalry since
they left Chambersburg.
The rebels respected private prop
ery, with The exception Of store,
from which they took about $500
worth Of boots and shoes. Il
About Eve miles from Gettysburg
the farmers throughout that region Of
eoaalry assembled 10 considerable
numbers and made bold stand, cap
turing one Of tbs advance guard.
Kansas City, Oct. IL.
About 5 7. ~ yesterday a skir-
mi.h ensaed between company Of
50 men Of the 9Th Missouri cavalry,
and guerrilla band Of l0i men, IN
der Quantrel and Childs, near Sibley
Landing. resulting in the defeat Of the
guerrillas. Our loss Is one killed and
one dangerously wounded. The reb-
81 loss il unknown. We captured The
rebel Col. Guilds, who 10 seriously
wounded. Capt. David u still In pur-
suit Of the gurrrillas.
Louisville, Oct. IL.
Capt. Bowlcs' quariermasier train
was attacked on tho morning Of the
9Th inst. by party OF rebels whom
Major Bradford held in check near
Frankfort, when Gen. Kirby Smiths
whole force appeared on the opposite
side VI the river, and necessitated Il
surrender Of IL federal government
Wagons, aud 10 or u suffers wagons.
The rebels also captured 500 Of
Gen. sylis straeglers.
The Louisville JOunai says that
| Greysou was taken by the rebels on
the Gath nl,. Nashville 10 completely
surrounded 10y rebels, who are COM
hitting all sorts Of depredations.
Federal troops there are on half
Washington, Oct. III.
A dispatch from Commander Cor
don to the Navy Department, dated
9TH inst, gives brief account Of an
attack made upon our gunboais en-
| ployed Ia the blockade Of 81. Johns,
and the combined attack by the forces
Of Commander Stednan and the milf
tary by Gen. Browman upon the st.
Johns Bluff. A powerful battery
was efrsctually silenced, the garrison
put to fight, and heavy guns and val
liable army supplies fell into our
hands.
"The success" the despatch adds,
has been without loss on our side.
We retain possession Of st. Johns ris-
CIR 90 far as Jacksonville"
TUESDAY MORNING.
Cairo, Oct. IL.
The rebel papers make the Ccrinth
battle more disastrous 10 them tlian
do our own papers.
! The dispatches concerning another
rebel raid into Pennsylvania are very
conflicting, and We place but little re-
lance upon them, but give the sub
stance ofthem for villa, they are worth.
Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. IS.
! Gov. Curtin has just received in.
formation, dated rerryville, stating
that a rebel force Of thirty thousand
men made their appearance within s
miles Of concorii, FRANKLIN county,
last night at 10 o'clock, and carried Of
fifteen hundred horses.
The rebels are supposed to be
making for the Pennsylvania R.R
The report says 60 rebel cavalry
have been seen in the vicinity Of Fay
ettevillc, evidently retreating, but Col
Grant and Two Regis. VI. infantry
and artillery arc there, and prepared
10 fire al every rebel that appears.
/ Another report says the foregoing
report is probably untrue.
Still another report says that the