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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

4 SUI aus FITC-ksTIx ,FI or TEs TsSKZs I 7ss
W. axe the !sd1viDg froz &c Maryland News
sscet
Daring the greater part Of Toe t4y tho baltic was al.
no hsy couhasd to The artillery, sbou: 81 o'clock
IL ,hs siternoou general engagement eBsp,d OlopGy
.ai da;ermusd COZ ci followed during which the big
Ais Of Z. HLiaus clnsu,ltrg Iha Ilgat wiaG Of he
foFca uudrr Central Banks, suf-red severely TIE
NhlD Of B4-Es' corps were Goay brought into ciop.
ans he fight cJ tauei nearly hours, Shcu,
ugCTponerCi by superior numbers soI1e oi the regi
msus te;reaJei II disorder D-IkaeSs IN al
-fT and Put stop 10 the carnage Bat although tbe
mg k'ry ceased the C0lirdaIale artillery posted upon
letsr Juu.aii kart up random dee, which con.
.nued until near mdgigh. IA the aeSutime she Fej-
,rA Tcops I'll, hack TO the cover Of some wood sbou!
hsli nile 10 the Of tr IDOL position here thoy
y.-s reinforced by The corps q GJD'-,l and Siege.
AID General Pope iAsiEg cCm@sud D, Size whole 10 Per
sop TIE troops of BsLks Sgeiu fell bEIk half mile,
resting thsiF srps 10 pleasant clover Ia T1cy
acre speedily however MP He'd to abandon their bi-
youAc. Some Of the Of Cfawforn's brigade ilelu
tiou4y made fires tia. revealed their position and
number Of Shells we're thTo~n by the enemy, which,
5u 5ti among rsns smLulances ard hoIs;s Great ed
sxcIta E.eut that hnIly Increased to pauc. The
regiments says the correspondent If tho New York
Herald "Co 10 their leels 10 get GU. of range and
ing 80 macy eE rereang, othors that had not reached
the field also started TO iul, ard the roads
crowded with frightened people, who ADDED 10 the
ing msfouoes b. telling wild stories Of repulso and less
and discomf :ure"
The reiniorcements brought forward by Gen. Pope,
be ug In adyarcp held their grcuud through the night
an IN the following day it WIS discovered that the
OonfCderates had also fallen back, although the reason
which impelled them to DO SO dOes rot appear to be
known. Yesterday, We lsGra by later telegram from
Lupper, they seat in dag OF truce, asking PERMITS
90 bury their dead, from which 1t is Inferred that they
were too badly up mantsiu th,ir position. The
ss on both sides s raid to be very heavy o. the par!
OF the Fdsrals IL is estimated at less than three
thousand in killed, wounded, and missing willis. the
Oonederaes supposed to have lost tqia number
The Casualties amorg the Federal officers represent
cd as having been unusually So far as PAL
cuars have reached u the battle appears to have been
ndecisiye, neither party claiming the victory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

.s~%NOTICE.-Ws Invite attention 20 cur
EN%SS Of ossHss t.Es P.os stais Nc IA
C4ry atr-st. lhls a rat a. - n'clSek.
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sass EAST EAIEL & 90, A.s,.
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- 49, 90 So va. IA hNERIsOF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

rHE DRAFT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGULATIONS
PREVENT Az EVASION.
The following explanatory order of Mr. Stanton,
Secretary Of War; with reference the detention OF
travellers, has been published:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

By EDWARD a. POLLARD,
Author u BLACK niAncnds," etc
PklJE-rwO DOLLAkS By MAI, tl50.
The Tsath thousant " II be ready seplembIT is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

~ NJ ~ b, on ID. ~. -
NEW YoRK, Nov. ~ IA special dispatch tc
sno herald says: Information from Harper'i
Ssrsy represents stonewaii jackson % falling
gavs. THIS meane snat ne 10 going to joir
Dss1 arny wisn me 81 IoEee. ~ 20
,Seoes1ioni,ss IN warrington to-day are ex.
W. u.sns .I over Ine movements oi our army, and
10y snas !. compulsory one' ana that is 10 Ia
S,y Scvsy LsTeaung Dsiore o sndden attack by
''n1swsn ;acks0n.
.,.S. Senefai moCielian arrived In town last
sTh:
,,.aS ZINES saye 'ne latest intelligence, be-
aS su pps tehapie' ssates tnat the main body
=. .ne reoel army has succeeded In reaching q
poa pO,ns s oe,Meen our army ana Richmond. jack
Ds. S anS 1suats are eaid 70 De between Culpep'
p'1 Tha sno W., atlento9. 1 -
Inc llmes Warrington dispatch says: A
ssnsleman % who arrived here on Tuesday from
ngaia Cleek, wnicn place ne LEFT that morning,
ssys ,ne Ieoei iorce OF ffedericksburgwa COM
pletely taken by surprise at our rapid advance
on Ealmonsh, and have barely succeeded in
mmaAng - their escape from our cavalry under
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21

~
CAIRO, Nov. 20 Passengers from Holl,
sPringse report the army at stand stiIl. Hosni'
.ais being, prepared, large quantities Of frains
oelng collected, and depos for contra6snds
Deen esla6lished. The Grand Junction expedi.
tion lett Trenton and Humboldt. YESTERDAY for
q point on the Tennessee river, where il Nss
reported a rebel force of sovct hundredi was
crossing. IL was thought the whole of them
would be captured. '''' " '"o'N '''
Inc Marine Hospital at Paducah was burned
On Monday night. All the patients eeclped.
anu most OF the furniture was saved. The
guiding was worth $l00. 900. Great constkrpa-
.S MTn prevailed, owing. to the impression THAT
s'sI s9.S was tne herald OF rebel attack Djublel
A hrea at Memphis CD Saturday night deskroy,
Cd three manufacturing establishments and six
an incendiary. '.tt' . -. W.T. y. :"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21
AdditionaI Foreign news bv a. 4,

1 "A N.
- yia, glO saxon. ~
i. EhAheE 1t is reported that the ,discup pslop,
40 ne French Cabinet regarding the Roman
uesuon were worse than ever, and Il vas htated
may majority Of the ministers felt disposed h
~ .ss'gn unless the Emperor shonld give Rome q
HaIEcE. 1t wss stated the Bayarian Gdvs,n
ment intended to invoke the fulfllmant AZ tha
!teag supqlalions reserviug the sucoession n
tne baVarian dynasty. A powerful RemHIioan
party wishes the establishment ~ Z Ecss-ai
government y with the adjacent Turkish p1oyin.
ZEE f.s, q E:pereS Theasally journals favor the
IL is asserted that England and France have
warned the Provisional governm ent MOI to
na. Tslse European question, and to respecI the
ottoman territory. '1'
Al LONDON funds continue heavy, MONEY! ia
~ ~ moderate demand, with an abundant anbnlv.
ny,osd shares are still advancing, oWine'to a
SVa,nued S,at. absorption for export to the United
rons me following Ia the latest by telegraph TO
ING Spanish government has demanded the
gunlsnment OF the Americans who violated the
sPAnian neg on the coast of Cuba The Amer.
,ean S minister had an interview with the Oueen
a 4 Spain ana assured Her Majesty that the
. ~ government did not suthorlxe the
sO.so sO,s OF the Clpiain Of the gunbost Mont
LONDON, November Meditation ruuuoIs are
again current. "''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21
Military Districts Of Kentucky.
General Orders No, co. "a aHHNS

oeuersi Ofoefs mo- SU' r..
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l9.-Headqustters Depart
ment of the Ohio, Cincinnati, Nov. IT,.
First. That portion of Kentucky, Including
and lying west Of the counties Of Oldham, Shei.
BY, Washington, Marion, Taylor, Adsir, Rus.
sell and Clinton, viii constitute the Department,
Of Western Kentucky, under the command Of
Brigadier' General J. T. Boyle, to whom all re.
ports and returns from troops within the Dis.
trlct will be made-headquarter Louisville,
Second. The counties Of Lewis, e,esDuD,
Carter, Boyd, Lawrence. Johnson, Msgofan,
Floyd and Pike, will constitute the District OF
Eastern Kentucky, under the command Of Col.
Cranor, 40th Ohio volunteers, to whom all re.
ports will be made-headquart In the field.
Third. The remainder Of the State will con.
stituts the District Of Central Kentucky, under
Major. General Gordon Granger, Commanding
army Of Kentucky--headqusrtess at Leting,
Foarth. The dla.ricss being 53orned TO, she
convenience Of command and distribution Of
duties, the operation Of troops VIII not ieces,a.
Fily be confined to the district In which their
posts are located, but will be extended where
ever required, without regard to district lines,
Fifth. Reports and returns from district
commanders Will be made direct to these head
quarters. .es,-i..r.g
BY command Of Major Gen. Wright. n
N, H, MCLEAN, .S
- A. A. @. and ChIef. .of-Staff,
Ohicial: E3stGr A. c. SEMPLE, ''1
Assistant Adjutant- General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21

NEW Yoak, Nov. -oSins Ing 10 Tue storm ~
the telegraph wires do not work very well 10,
day, and consequently We have received no
items from any quarter. !,
1.-THE steamer Lkagie brings, Havana dates fs
the 18Th. The nlario Marine secession pak q
|of Havana, denies that the steamer BlancHer.
Spanlshy vas the steamer that brDpght slayes.,
% alleged, bnt the facts show the statement was
correct. 49, s.s,g Z. ~ ..s .
4. The Spanish steamer Cuba do Oceana, fromS fS
New 0risaus on the 12lh. U1k4 =
Weather In Hayana % cool and aickness he,
appsazipG, No E9bel bloekada spnpsrs had a.
rived since Che. l2th, Tho steamer America.
ftotf SicsfSpgdz, Wilb ave k6ndreG aua seyen..
'ty.two Csiifofnia passeugers, sailed from Ha,
vana on the 18th for New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21
MI@sIruSL.

n DEAR AND BUmB OR0Y, AROUs
"A twelve years ef age, went by the o,p& O.R,R to
Cleveland on the 18th nit. He is small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes wore black Jack
name, H. D., being marked upon his clothing. BE has
been passine from one station 10 anoter on dferent
railroads, and was seen at Alliance on he I5tn uit.
Information as 70 where no may be found win be
Thankfully received By the supshnendento Of the Insti
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, ocz. 2, 1e62-dA@H e AihA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21

"a few dsys had been half lost IN a. vuseleu.
pursuit Of the snsmy, while the transports Wers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21
ssreSt 4Railroad

AJorIoE as MEREBxG GIVEN. Ia n
IN ldbY order ofahs1 oorpcrAtofr Books win be
opened ~ oee Of Messrss Bartlit 4 Smith IN The
oity o c6idmbus on Saturday the 18Th day 81 Dscem
bef A. s5aS7s oeionk A. &c ! for rsreivibk sub.
schptions 10 the capital stock Of The Columbus Rail-
road COMPANY aud will there remain open fof such
sabsc5IR,ons nntN shs entire stock Of said oorpsoy
s3 ~ S1lNs 1sRfIIr JoaR MfLERE
ii sF4SSsSn Rsyhk SA4RCs, Sc .ro,,s oRaIE RAqKqs,
Jnypgnn Jsnna ns.Sw Tw2AsTook, A. 2. HhApLhY'
oorporators Of The collmbus Railroad Company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21

"
Confederate capital. Prisoners had been taken
who belonged 60 q corps which had up to this
time been stationed opposite General Burnside
In North Carolina. u was plain that THE corps
Joined the Army OF Virginia We soon learn
cd Of the evacuation of Norfolk. Il was man.
ifest that Davis could only have made this sac
riice in order to bring Huger with his eighteen
thousand men to Richmond. Finally the Con-
federate chief had ordered levy en- nasss OF
every man able TO bear arms. .
" The result of all this threatened the army
Of tae Potomac in its only superiority, that OF
numbers. UnhRppily, too, while the enemy
was concentrating and Strengthening bis forces.
ours were fading away We have alfesdy seen
Of Alexandra . division detached and sent to
Fremont. Before Yorktown We had lost two
other divisions under Mcdowell We had
since lsfs garriaons 10 Yorktown, Gloucester
aud williamsburg. We had lost msurunder
fire aud BY disease, as well as by strageling !.
Nothing came 70 All ug the gaps., When IN
American regiment marches TO the war 1t goes
ae q whole, and leaves behind IL no .depots of
fecruits 70 restore its ranks as they are wasted
away."c a2iisni1ax s9aions iol'siE7 5EI
After the news Of the ruin Of the Merrin,sc,
and the evacuation Of Norfolk, the Psincethihks
shat Gen. McClellan NIGH, perhaps, have ad-
river, but here again The evil OF depFIyIhR him
o6thel supreme commend by preciudined eng
cordial 90 operation. Of all the ,iorces became
manifest, and rendered The success 81 the move
ment more than doubtful. Besides II was I'm
possible for Gen. Moo 0lellAllso forssssghe Jpnel
ffeshets, or that eighty thousand men would be
detained idle around WaShington, and not co.,
operate IN any way for the reduction Of Rich
i50bd. ON tkia ssdjs6f th6 n fnce U8 1,nxiIle
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-21

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THr Esv... and most .iyll.A rny.l!S5,sy 1...,l.l,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-16
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June IL The secession sympathi-
Zers mere are becoming more bold daily In the ex-
presslon OF their sentiments. and the Union citi-
gems complain that Col. Fitch's rule over the city
sectTing better protection from the Government
they cannot ayow their sentiments.
The provost marshal requires the oath Of allie
glance from, all applicants for passes or permits
to ship goods, ar the stfingency Of its ieduire-
ments has already caused Considerable excite
ment In the city.
An officer occupying an important position on
one Of the railroads running to this city has just
returned from Grenada. He says that Gen. Hind
man was reported TO have gone to Arkansas with
troops from that State after the evacuation Of Co.
rinth
General Pope has reached Okalona. Beauregard
was still reIeating. Price was with him.
Jen. Thompson was AT Grenada with less than
thousand men.
The rolling stack Of the Memphis and Ohio
nada.-
The post Office and Adams Express Office were
opened In this city to-day.
Two steamers will leave to. day with cotton
sugar and molasses for 81. Louis.
number citizens are also leaving for the
North.
VICTORIES CLAIMED BIT THE cosFEDBRArRs.
mEHPHIs, June 12-rhe Mobile papers OF
Mondiy have been received here. They contain
dispatches from Richmond claiming glorious
victory for Jackson over Gen. Fremont on Sun
day; and also stating that Jackson captured tive
pieces OF artillery from Gen, Shields on Monday
The rebel accounts of the affair at Chattanooga
say:-''The enemy opened his batteries with shot
notice creating panic among the women and
children, who fed In every direction.n There
were some rebels wounded, but none killed, and
out one building was struck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-16

ALBxANDRIANs KILLED AND WOUNDED The
Seventeenth Virginia regiment sustained severe
losses In the battles near Richmond, on the 3lsi
OF Nav and LIST OF Jnne, We give below list OF
such casualties as are published In Richmond
papers Of the 9th Ins:
Ki!Isd-Sergeant Major Francis
u Dominion Rifes-Wm. Lunt, shot In the
breast; Monroe Whittingham, shot In the head
J. III. Higdon and John Murray
Mt Vernon GuArds-James Molair.
Emmett Guards-Lieut. Wm GRAY
WOHnded-MajOr Arthur Herbert, shot in the
foot
Old Dominion Rihes-Capt w. II. Fowle, A..
arm amputated; Lieut. Thomas Fitahugh, arm
amputated, James Goodwin, in foot; Jonah w
Baldwin, thigh fractured, Edwin Baldwin, in
head slightly; VIM. J Hail, in head slightly;
F. August Calmus, slightly; T.. w. Burgess;
Halle Appich, In head slightly.
AleIandria Rifes-CoIOr Sergeant VIM r
MOrrell, wounded IN arm, side and foot foot
amputate6; w. E. II CIegett, in shoulder, seri-
Carlisle Fairfax, IN thigh
Mt. Vernon Guards-R. n. Roland, seriously:
Albert Hicks and - Gerecke.
Emmett Guarhs-Lieut. Adie; Patrick II. Sud
doth, company ID.
Loudoun Guards-Chas. Fadley. in arm, C. II
Brsdheld
Other Compan'es-Thomas w. Lynn, Robert
steele, James M. jenkins, ID. NJ. Wallace, e. +.
jenkins, j. w. Cromwell.
Colonel VIM. Smith, of the 10th virginia was
wounded slightly, and Lieut.. Colonel Gibson OF
the ssme regiment, badly
Most OF the wounded Alexandrians are rppre-
sented TO be at Chew's Factory Hospital, Rich.
mond -AlezaHfvid Gaesfts, June 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-16
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
A AThreatened Demonstration IN the Vicinity
OF old Church-Shsrp ARTILLERY Firip; in
Front of Gen SHmuer.

eI ofu uthurch-Snarp Aft1tIerr firtpg an
Front Of Gen Summer.
MCCLELLAN's HKADQuAPrsRs, June IA The
movements OF the enemy to- day have been exten-
sive, and as yet are involved In mystery. Large
bodies OF them have been seen moving down
from the neighborhood of Mechanicsville Bridge
and Richmond towards the late hattie field. Our
p!ckets were Yesterday driven in from Old Church
during which Capt Royal, Of the cavalry, was
wounded, showing tina: they design making a
demonstration In that direction.
contraband, who came IN Yesterday, reported
that three thousand cavalry left Richmond on last
"Wednesday In the direction of Fredericksburg
This Is Probably the force which appeared at Old
Church
The rebels at daylight this morning opened a
sharp fire from artillery in front Of Gen. Summers
corps. IL lasted for about three hours. We had
one man killed and one wounded.
A mum oer of prominent citizens living between
New Kent Court House and the Chicfahominy,
have been arrested, by order OF Col. Ingalls,, on
suspicion Of communicating with the enemy.
There Is no doubt but the rebel generals are daily
advised Of every movement Of our troops by the
people who have remained at home.
The weather is hot and sultry.
Untuccessfui Attempt of the Rebels upon
Gen. MCCIeIIan's Flank.
Dispatches received at the War Department
evening by force of rebel cavalry and artillery
on the right flank Of Gen. McClellan's army, al
Tunstall's Station, apparently with the intention
of interTupting his railroad communication. The
attempt was met by force of infantry, and the
enemy retired. No damage was done to the rail-
road.
Later.
No news Of public interest was received at the
War Department Yesterday from any direction.
The telegraph line through Delaware to Fort
ress Monroe was injured by the storm Of Saturday
night, and 10 not vet In working order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-16

RebeL Postal dTrGngement Broken Up-Good
Feei'ng at NOyfotk Totoayd tie Gopsyn.
nIent CRciaLs-B~StneSs Looking Up
Union DemonStratlOn-Bru MHrdeT OF
Orion Man bv Gateriifas.
Correspondence Of the Associated Preas
NORFOLK, June II An expedition was made
to Deep Creek Yesterday bv Major Dodge who
found there rebel post office, which had been
the INK OF communication between this place
and Richmond. The establishment was broken
ssRls ssals Deep Greek is some Is miles south of Nor,
The existing cordiality OF feeling betveea
many OF the citizens of Norfolk and the military
Is increasing at most satisfactory rate, Gen Viee
has been offered the use Of fine house by U nion
man, free Of rent and the offer has been accepted
Trade is reviviDg, and at least dozen schooners
are now In port loading and discharging.
The Bnlon ;demonstration here. yesterday wa,
notso successful az We tEt.c!tatea on account OF
the absence of Gov. Pierpont, Senator Carlfe and
others were expected 70 address the meeting
very large procession assembled however, on
the dock, and Learning that the speakers We're moi
auent address was delivered by A. Thomas, ESQ ,
OF Iowa. area! Enthusiasm was manifested.
Capt. Johannes Watson, Of Portsmouth, has
teers Tor the war
SUFFOLK, June ~ Col Spear, who has beeI,
securing the country between this place and
Blackwater river for some days past, brought In
Lieut.; Copeland and two citizens belonging to
yesterday m6st brutal murae, tcot place In
Isle OF Wight county, near Blackwater river
Ine name OF the victim was Elisha Langford, a
Union man, who was supp sed by the rebels TO
have given some information to our scouting
parties. He was attacked by a number of South.
ampton cavalry, which is commanded by Captain
Gillett, and shot down In his own house, and not
satisfied with that, these guerillas bayoneted him
az he Lay snd left hitn there unburied
There are believed 10 be no rebel troops ~ ano
consequence this side of the Black river
A very general feeling Of gloom prevails In this
place on account Of the In reference 10
the fate OF brothers and sons In the rebel army
before Richmond. Communication being cut off
IL is impossible TO obtain lists Of the killed and
wounded from Richmond
The Union sentiment here is developed very
slowly, bnt nevertheless feeling Of confidence
and security is spfinging up Under thk ahle
management Of Gen. Max Weber
The country about here is well cultivated, and
large crops Of corn, &C., will be raised during
the present season
FORTRESS MONROE, June l3-Such was the in
tense heat here to-day that two privste. were
taken with sun stroke. They both soon recoyef r
ed, however.
The general (Hygeia) hospital has been nearly
emptied OF patients, who win be sent North on
the steamer Fulton.
FORTRESS MONROE, June IL Gen. Burnside
ieis mere this morning for North Carolina.
fne Rhode Island arrived here to-day from
bos.on, and sailed again for Ship Island
Ine weather continues exceedingly hot
III 10 contemplated to establish regular line of
communications between Norfolk and Newbern
through the Aibemafle and Chesapeake Canal.