The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

ceiVed to.night indicates that there he1 baon
little il any fighting to day. Our army d
we'll concentrated, and the men in good con.
dition and spirits.
New YORK, Aug. 3l-The meagre intelli.
gence received from Washington, wilh-ths
known activity in Government circles, and
the departure Of Surgeons. caused great sx.
'citeneht, and various rumors are circulating
OF both govd and bad tenor.
BosToN. Aug. .31-The excitement hare
equals that OF the first battle OF Bull Run.
Notices were published ia the papers for
the people 20 give lint, linen, whiskey, cor
dials. &C., for the wounded, and large a.
mount was collected. A large sum of mon.
ey was also contributed. 7''-
A train OF eighty double freight cars, Sled
with hospital stores, contributed by citizsns
for the use Of wounded, lett to night.
Mayor Weshtmsn and large corps Of
volunteer surgeons also left Tor Eirginis, dot
LEXINGTON. Aug. 81 Surgeon DcDer.
mont reached the city this evening rom
Richmond, and reports one hundred and
twenty five killed and three hundred and
fifty wounded in yesterdays baltie.a be
He obtained permission from Gen Kerby
Smith to come here for a supply of medical
aud hospital stores.f ll q t4a .sscI
Lieut. Col, Stout Col. McMilIen and Mai.
Brumback, including 81 others Of the 95th
Ohio were wounded @.iaf eaE
Major Conklin is wounded and Colonel
Lucas is killed.
An equal number OF the Confederatss are
killed and wounded, .,.I - nJ
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31-The excitement
has been intense throughout the city, min
gled with feeling depression caused by mea-
gre accOuhts OF the battle. s. f'5H'
The incomplete regiments have boen con-
solidated into regiments. .,... ft l.rc.y
LOUISVILLE, Aug 3l.--A Bowling Green
dispatch says large erebel force under Buck.
ner is at Tompkinsville.
The rebels destroyed the telegraph to day
at the State line. thus cutting off ;communi-
cation with Nashville.
Gov. Morton and suite arrived at the Gait
House this evening. Considerable excite.
ment in the city.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O--The command Of
the armies operating in Virginia is as fol-
lows Gen Burnside commands his corps,
except those that have been temporarily de-.
tached and assigned to Gen. Pope. Gen,
Mcclellan commands that portion OF the
army Of the Potomac that has NOT bsen sent
forward to Gen Pope. Gen. Pope commands
the army Of Virginia and all forces tempo-
rarily attached to it. All the forces under
the. command Of Maj Gen, Hallscks Gene.
raj in Chief. ss
E. D. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adj Gen. Il
MANASSAS JUNCTION, August %. 10 p, M
- 70 Major General HtQeck Cona,aaader IN,
ChieE--As soon as discovered that q
large force of the eaetny was turning our.
right towards Manassas, and that the division
had ordered to take part there two days
before, had not yet arrived there from Alexsd
andra, Immediately broke up my camps at
! Warrenton Junction and Warrenton and
marched rapidly back In three colum ms. I
directed Mcdowell with his own and Sigel's
corps and Reno's Division to march upon
GAINESVILLE by the Warrenton and Alexandria
pike. Reno and one division Of lie II zeman,s
was TO march on Greenwich, and with Por.
ter's corps and fiooker's division, msrchcd
back to Manassas junction, Mcdowell was
ordered to interpose between the torce OF
the enemy, which had passed down to Ma.
nassas through GaipsviAe, and his main body
moved down from White Plains through
Throughfares Gap. This was completely
| accompli shed Lon gstreet, who had passed
| through the. Gap, having been driven back to
the west side. IL as.sIaaii vi Eafsg
! The forces sent to Greenwich were design
| ed to support Mcdowell, in case he met toe
large a force Of the enemy The division OF
Hooker, in marching towards Manassas came
upon tie enemy near Kettel RIM on the
a iternoon OF the 9Th, and after sharp &C,
ton routed them completely killing and
wounGing three hundred, and capturing their
camps and baggage, and many stands of
arms. ,.. s.. 5...,,..a.....,4 81 p.. ros4,
This mornine the command pushed rapi645
| ly to Manassas Junction. which j Jackson had
evacuated three hours in advance. tie re-.
treated via Centreyiile, and took the turnpike
toward Warren,on. lie was nst when six
mdes west OF Centreyi)le by the iorces under
Generals Mcdowell and Sesl. Late this
afternoon severe fight took place. which
has been term mated by the darkness. ,trp
The enemy was driven back at all points,
and thus the affair rests Helm, zlemaF's
corps WIN move on him at daylight from
EDentreviIle and do not see how he is to
escape without heavy loss tg7Hf} y afl6
We have captured a thousand prisoners.
many arms, and one peice of artillery. -,
M JoHN PopE, Mai, Gen.
| @.e ,sea .te, .tg1yal saI e1a
ur.nor.nrrno F,r, = or p MN, f.,o,r.
ro,.. nssr Gainsville S Apgn,t - so+h ~ W,jor
i GeS Ed,llScL Gey,aeoJ n q Cbref LVo;b;,,isa,. !.
| We fought terable battle yesterday with
Ins ia egc m;,t iS q h,rn a.n,.bs %
until after dark, by which time the enemy
7 was driven from the field, which we nov
occupy. 5aispaia5 ks' Ais1 HfISS}s -
T. Our troops are too much exhausted vet to