The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20
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NASHVILLE, Aug. ID.

'uo co"uitiOh OF 0UalFS Is not Known.
: Morgan entered Gallatin at o'clockaA. M.
after capturing the sentinels who were asleep.
Col. Boone. the Union commander was in
bed the surrender was conditional upon
parole for officers and men alike, which was
granted. srsfEess !
Col: Boonehas gone to Kentucky. Prom
inent Union men arrested afterwards were
discharged Internationally. :.:G2
Morgan is said to be still in possession Of
Gallatin. =, @@,'#i15
Arrangements have been made for the res.
toration@ Of the railroad and telegraph CON-
munIcation between Nashville and Louisville
via Gallatin, which will be finished in about
ten days. =. - >. - .''
" BosToN, Aug. Is.
A special dispatch to the Journal says that
General Burnside with his army had arriv-
ed at Cnlpeppcr. r l,..-t,
r. ~. p" PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is.
1t is rumored, on good authority, that
McClelan's late movements on the Peninsu-
la were conducted with entire safety to his
command. is
JnD.. Apple, a notorious politician, was al
rested for discouraging inliStments under re
|cent order. =.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Is.
Capt. j. H. Ferry, division quartcrmaster,
just arrived from Cumberland Gap. He re-
ports that at noon, on the 9th, DeCourcy's
brigade was attacked by Stevenson.s rebel
division at Tazwell and at Cochrane. The
18th Kentucky whipped four rebel regi-.
1nents. Cochren held his fire until they
were within 15V yards and checked their
advance. Federal loss, three killed and fif-
teen wounded. Fifty seven Of the 18th
Ohio were taken prisoners. We took re
bel Lieut.. Colonel Tor the fifty seven prison>
ers. The rebel officers admitted a loss Of
$50 killed and wounded We took 213
wagon loads of forage and ~ horses, and
lost the knapsacks Of two regiments. There
has been no fight at Big Creek Gap as re-
ported, nor any other engagement in the
vicinity of Tazweli than the foregoing sto-
rles. The other engagements and Of the
cutting to pieces of Gen. Carriers and Col.
Boyd's forces by the rebels, are utterly false.
Gen. Morgan issued special order thanking
Decourcy and Cochrane for their gallant
i y.
The T/ibne has the following
HEADo'ns, ARMY Or VIRGINIA, }
Near Cedar Mountain, Aug. Is. {
| The latest sources from the front bring no
news of skirinislles, or of any further move
ments OF the enemy. 1t is ascertained that
Jackson's forces have taken possession Of and
are now upon Thoroughfare mountain south
west from Gor,lonsvile
The heighth of the Rapidan has some
what delayed the movement Of our forces
Gen. Sigel is in front. Gen. Banks is rap
Italy recovering and will be able to resume
command Of hts corps in week or two.
Gen. Pope has issued an order 10 the
effect that General Order No. 5, requiring
the troops to be sub-isted on tn, country,
has been grossly abused by many officers and
soldiers. 1t is to be distinctly understood
that no officer or soldier has right to enter
the house or modest the person or disturb
he property Of any person. Whenever it
Is necessary and convenient, provisions, for
age, and such articles required will be used,
out every seizure must be BY order of the
commanding officer there present and by the
officer Of the Department through which the
i issues are made. Any officer or soldier who
rifles the house or molests the property OF
any citizen will be severely punished.
Mountain and the Rapidan wounded rebels
are found.
Contrabands report Jackson driving all
colored people before him, and ordered that
thoy be shot on attempting TO escape.
The country near Orange is stripped OF food
and forage planters begin to fea: starvation
and say they will endure it rather than take
the oath.
Scouting parties from Gordonsvile re-
port Jacksons entire army had reached
there.
Deserters say that more than. 5000 con-
scrip's have left Jackson, and are struggling
.nto the woods.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.
A special despatch to the Times from NJ EN-.
PTS, 18th, says battle commenced On the
7th at TazeweI, sewn miles from Cunber-
land Gap, between Confederate forces under
Stevenson, numbering 10000 to Ii, 1000, and
Federals that place their number st 800.
A movement was made in front by Steven
son, while Gen. Burton gained tie rear by
forced marches. and surrounded the FEEDER
al forces, when a desperate fight Of four
hours ensued, terminating in surrender oil
the FederalS. They were driven by superior
numbers in front, and when in full retreat
were assailed by thanking force.
The rebels are thus in possession Of East
Tennessee again. The next move will be
on Buell. with an overwhelming force
Gen Beaurega1d at Chattanooga is CO operat
ing with Gen. Bragg, and their combined
force are not less than 10000. - .'+. .f.-'
The Rebel Gen.. Caswe'l was killed near
his residence, at Knoxville, on the 9Th. :.
/ A schooner from Havana ran the blockade
at Mobile on the 7,h, with cargo Of am :
munit:o,. salt and cavalry equipments.
| 4 Vicksburg letter says that the Streets
are beginning to assume its former lively ap-
pearance, Refugees are returning and open,
ing places Of business. All damages to the
city by the Federal shells will be repsired
within month. sssH ~
-. ...-.... WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.
The following additional regulations were
issued 70 day: -. III
Ordered 8,h that in fling all acquisitions
for the militia the quotas OF the severa! States
will De apportioned by the Governors among
tie several counties and when practicable
among the subdivisions OF counties, so that
allowance shall be inside to such counties
and subdivisions of counties for al volun-
'eers heretofore furnished by them and mus
tered into the service Of the o.. S. and whose
stipulated term Of service shall not hare ex.
tpired. 5s.s. -
/ lSsned,1 EDwIx Is. srAsros. 0
Secretary Of War.
~stsa New ToRK, August 10.
The steamers NortI, Sfsr and Roanoka