The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-18
Specials to New York Papers.
GSnecial tn Herald

CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-THE Grenada Appeal OF
the 9th says stragglers of Lees rebel army
number $4,000 from North Carolina is now
stationed at Cumberland garrisoning that point
and fighting Union bushwhackers.
Commander n. Maury has gone to Europe
in some official capacity. -.
A rebel gentlemen writing to the memphis
Appeal says the crisis is upon Mississippi and
urges the State authorities not to rely longer
upon the Confederate Government for protec-
ton but throw into the field their whole availa-
BILE force. The defeat Of Buel by Bragg is
contingency that cannot be relied on.
Intimate friends of Gen. Halleck in st. Louis
exnect him to return to the West in . short
time.
Especial to Tribune.
There has been no fighting in Kentucky since
the battle Of the 9th. Buells dispatch concern.
ing which has been published, all reports Of
subsequent battles are untrue. Government is
| in FREQUENT communication with Gen. Buell., but
he has made no mention of the death Of Bragg
and Cheatham, nor is it regarded as probable
In view of the positions of the opposing armies
and the maneouvers which ours is making, and
the enemy is apparently attempting to make
there will not be any fighting on a large scal'
for some days to came.
A correspondent with Sgel, sends US the fol
lowing:
FAIRFAX G. H., Oct. 14-Gen Stahl, Wit
left Centerville on Sunday to make reconnois
sance in force, returned this morning from hi
expedition. He proceeded as fer as Addie
without meeting any of the enemy. Beyon'
that place he was met and attacked by small
and several large bodies of cavalry. The enc
nv were driven back at every point, though nj
serious fighting took place.
Gen. StahPs force visited Smithville and Mid
dleburg, and went within few miles of Pari
and Marlesburg making in all ride of some 81
T miles in six hours. They met Whites cavalry
, the Loudon cavalry, the 9th Virginia, and
portion of Stuarts cavalry at various points
They took 80 or 80 prisoners at hiddleburg
which they paroled. From 20 to Is we're cap
tured at other places, and portion of then
paroled.
Indications of large camps were seen nea
Loose Greek, which leads towards the Potomac
which had probably been occupied by the cav
airy that made the Pennsylvania Raid.
Il Scots to-day bring information of the conceu
tration of large force of the enemy, estimate
at 10000, in that neghborhood.
i Times Special
WARRINGTON, Oct IA reconnaissance wa
made by Capt. Barnett with small force Q
volunteers (Ohio) to the neighborhood of War
renton and Thoroughfare Gap. They saw n
enemy.
!. The following is just received from Frederick
dated ii P. M:
Frederick is again thrown into excsemen
by the report of an expected attack. Man
look upon it as rumor got up by the Seces
sionists here.
From the testimony already offered by th
prosecution before the Court of Inquiry in th
case of Gen. Mardindale, the charges appear to b
very unjust and based wholly upon an expresaio
used by Gen. Martindae after the fight at Nal
vern Hill, that he would rather share the fat
of his wounded men upon the field than abando
them disgracetully.