The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-27
THE MYSTERIOUS REBEL.
Departure OF George n. Sanders FOR Eu-
rope. MAJ a.F .sst

Departure or George n. Sanders FOR Eu-
rope. asN M .ik (.
CLIFTON Hcum, NIAGARA FAr1s. August 2e 1862.
mo individual supposed 70 DO william L. Yancey, who
sfved here tho other day IN very dirty disguise was
nos Mr. yanscy but the redoubtabe George NJ Sanders
Who supposed TO be bearer Of dispatches from the
rebel rovernmentto 70 Europe. isss S ase 4 W.
Mr. sanders passenger the steamship Jura which
eisf On Saturday from Quebec for Liverpool. He left
13chhond on the llth instant. atsia fas ~
Maryland Rebels .skcslaadling', into
svfrgan MIA. te1 ss s. \
wAsnNros, August 20, 1so2
Information rs received from various quarters that thou
sands Of have passed into Virginia, principally
from the eastern counties Of Maryland. ga
An entire company Of cavalry lett Montgomery ty,
the Upper Potomac, list week. and squads con-
stansy moving into Virginia
Lieutenant Craven or the Fourth ArtiI-
lcry.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CRoToy AourDucr DEPARTMENT.
OFFIcE oF THE CHIEF ENGIsAER
CnT OF kKw YORK. August 20, loC2.
In your paper Of Thursday last list Of officers and men
asscnt without lsavo Published with the following
heading -
The foonS = ~, 81 dcseTseTs ,.r from New York r
ihe usual reward viii be paid. BY coEnmaaa q 49,,
X surrrper, Assistant Adjutant General. !.
In INC nst thus headed is the Of A. c. Craven,
Cniied states Fourth artillery. A r
At The present time IL becomes every one 70 endure
rather than say do ans thing calculated to rocct
inariosy upon the private character public Of
any commander tho l.ld, but in this bulletin ,hcro is
disregard of The feelings and character of others
fndeca,c aud cruel that In 80 far as II Affects and
<xoac 10 me, cannot pass II IN sileace
LcuienAM \. q. eraven was brought 10 his home on
sretch.r itom he valley o. Virginia several weeks
ago. Eo was, M THAT time, still dcIroua
unsnr tho icvcr which mad kept him deprived
G his Teas0n, aud apparently within tic
drnrs CT deah or long Neets before his removal.
hs has MT known moment no could walk without
Assistance.
lie ls not 'abeent without learen was in attendance
on him az Winchester and bepa hfsurcd by the surgeons
tha. ff6 only bqto for Its ic was lis early rcmo,a
hanc. nsads Application - Ms be General Fsanks
for frrnGgo. lNsgs gr nted ma ier a course.
and oqualy nAtter Of ,onfse. seNpirod ID was
nstcnatde ccrtll.ste O the aAtcs.ing that II
illsnr. Lieutenant Creyeh, Row \ youth OF about
twnliy.one. " the efcat am &c Captain
n Asnusstf Craven a. the navy is second IL aiw
Eerv5fg wi h hins 10 board % tc 4nscaroras aud bUh
too frech isays ,aas heavy ys1ll lces health
aud vitality, no 70 fserryc pro'tctku fcm the gsDss
regirenee bpA icfaAet IN 80 saiso snbcatiol. Sihd
Lercnan t4yen not struggled Forward 0n Tie rrarcr
gor ten daye,ater being nci by the surges 70 yls
The aisca winch - or hm. he wssld probably
rayer Iaye bsea Obliged % leave his b1ttsrv; and
hal Ia .oi sInco arriving ~ home kept % his fever Nv
wild anAisty rehrn to lis poat and duty, he wcuid
prw hive farT pfssects of resaniug his health and
vii Il his ability 20 follow tho mlpals q his heart
The negligence which ,ct.lts sick nnd suffering OH.
oer or eOidcr o. tho An srscl army, absant ieaye
20 bo published dsaerdr, y scarcely css reprcs.
elbe than Intentional wrong am, very respectfully,
)HHe AAesfaA sSytaN AMas sGe4N4