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The New York herald., 1862-08-19


HEADQUARTERS, Army PUTonAc,
August 10, 1862.
The Movements q General EeCIel!an's Army-When They
Conan.essesd- Whers ase army rs, dc.
We have had series OF movements Of the most i'm
portant kind. Al the beginning Of the present month
MAJOR Genersl burnside with his corps darse lett New
PORTS News Point of operations which will
sermine On the 9TH inst Gen. Hooker carried
the reconnaissance Malvern Hil the result OF which
has already been made known your readers by the
special correspondents With those divisions On the 7th
his branch Of the army returned to Harrsons Landing
leaving their piekets the Hill balloon reconnois
sance had revealed the that overwhelming force
Of the enemy were the march with the probable in
seniion Of reakpg thus important position Our troops
were, therefore, withdrawn. with the exception Of the
strong picket force before mentioned sufficient TO check
any sudden advance the rebels. your corespon
dent from Earrison's Landing wii have given you the
iai particulars Of this about the 1lth
Of the month Summers entire corps made very mpor
tan, They passed away to another point from
the base Of operations OF the Army OF the Potomac
nenky dozen batteries OF artillery also made the best Of
their way III the srme direction. All the movements
We're made by night aud Y III great secrecy The records
OF these movements were kept by your correspondents
on the hed but being placed on Their parole OF honor
they did not wish 10 iniure tho onion cause by giving
any publicity To the same. Orders were issued at
midnight Of the l0,h for the whole army 10 move
al O'Clock y. Nj. next day with Fix days atoms.
The order was, however, couDterranded the day
The whole army had been ready for the start and great
anxiety existed relative the rumor that a very large
Of the rebels IN the vicinity ~ thought
that they might prematurely have gotten mixing Vi
movements. and il they had, should have had 10
prepare for hard ishting. When say prepare do not
say that much preparation would be necessary,
for not likely TO be surprised 50 good guard
being Kept az the outer posts The army proceed
in light afching ORDER, IN consequence OF the hot
wsltber; but the best preparations made for aght
the way If necessary Knapsa,ks an. baggage we're
packed on barges and sent round by water. All con-
nssary and quar,ernasters stores hot needed the
march and the cOntrabafds placed board trans
Torts so as not to incommode the army. Our move
mens important. All the gunboas ordered up
yesterday u take part IN the movements Of
AT last the order Tor general movement prpmui-
gated, and by nine O'Clock this morning all the troops
had t Harrisons Landing and the advance had arrived
at Williamsburg. What may be s future movements
time alone show for it would not DC prudent in
ne-to say nothing OF honor.ble-;o give amy intelii
gence, hint, that might tend to disclosure Of
this important fact.
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CLEARED
SNIP Free Trade ,s stHrsr i.adoa Buck CS .,..,.
BARK Cienfueros, Freethey. Cienflegos-Parrish Co.
BARK fasAhndsr. Robinson. New 5risans-EoSson Iss
Bark Golden Eagle. .NcDowal, Goucester--J Ward b
Brig Tiger (Br). Lynch Cork. &o-Gordon BraS AsAs
Brig Adebert (uanb). Becker Grande del sur-vuseA
BIG Annie dIi.r,, Cochran. Hsifss;-D AK R pssoif %
lre Harriet, Brett, St Andrews-Jed Frye 90
Bris North America Wallace, Elizabehport-Jsd Fsye .
schr Eclipse. Peterson, Gqadsloups.smth Jones c.
sshr Td TrSe CIR, ooN% Ns fss Duncan
schr Mary Adsiins Jenkins, Aiexandra-serHu A6-
croys Yesn hHSssas'n
ssSr 6.s.s s sSa sss
seSr Hosard s sassr s,a"fs sscsss..G s v 1900
sioop Jenny Lnd, spencer Norwich-H Jacket
Steamship Hansa Breml Won santen Bremen, Aug anc
IS CO. sa s m,s
sSp s anassa s E. p a ar asSe & IA
Ion 81 "A ship Alexander Marshall from Liverpool
se,m sp Panagenet (r), Bearse. Kingston, jam, Aug
Z via Port Prince sth with mdse and A'sengers 70 wal
steamship North Star. Jones New Orleans Aug TO- 81 Pm
o w sasn aSa ap oa aa Y Pass a m ase
sh Marss bound The steamship suwannee sailed
seaI1s6ip Roanoke Couch New Orleans, Aug 10, wits
stsamsh, rnied states from Newport ri with troops
sA Lucy m Lspo \ Sesnsw ssss aa
som. heavy westerly Weather cas- OF me banks. ~,
Ship FRINGE Imperial! freuchl Pasquon, Sadz ~ days'
salt IL } j Mer,iaIn -. =.
ship 10 Barbour Or % st John, NIB Iyey Cardiff 80
DAYS with master Aug at AZ ~ Ion ~. sIose
aip Eyatetb Carun FOR New YORK. "a GAYS SUI msn
O.. Ion rs 49, poke ship Cora linn hence Tor Ghs
Cow 18Th. lat ~ Ion "a 20, spoke ship Albert from Camp
bclion, scotland, Tor Baltimore, - dtAs out -,
Ship Prince Albert tHaiab Pai1 bauDhfg ~ uays WIFI
ndse and 2l7 pas assengefs i0 Solian u Edey; Au2S
a3 l lou aS 81 spoke Bremen s1ip Ciphaus. Wesren
from bremen for BALTIMORE. -,
ship Daring tOf Boston, Siuorson, bJLoL aab IN p@
Bak Water Lily tBr) Clover from Sunderland, bA
As, passed ship Aipatross non 9nebec for Liyerpoo
18th tat 42 II. Ion 50 )ae siipMay Queen from Dos
or Coast u A rlca.N . J. -,
uIGsa and 275 passengers, 10 III fnlsnn, koop A Co.,
Bg Co (Br) Llzlei, 'ardih 10 days with cosA
" Canald. ad stinns gales u lat 80 since then
light variable winds aud ME weatuer;
Brig Alert (Br) WLaen, Lingan, CB days, win COAL
Brig Adeaide Br). Dougass, Maitland Ms. II days. with
astrI, 70 whitney 4 c..
Brig Tine (Er) Roy. Ltnsan CB, days with coal. 70
Brig Emily Snow Banror, 6 days
Schr Carlos Alberto (poL, Mano, Oporto, AZ days, wnn
Irdse and passengers, 10 l. Eansingh y Co =
shr De6onair tkr) Bradshaw Windsor Ms. Is days With
plaster. 10 ID Il Drwolt.
schr Loehiel, HASKELL, Calais, lays
Scllf IcleRiapa. Nikeraon Boston, days
Schr Empire, Lowell, Eosion tor Albany.
seIr Chase, Bailey, Boston 80 hours
Scl,r Ninetta, Clark, Providence
Srhr Olvsr Spe!man, Brown Albany for Providence
Steamer Winnepnament Stone, Boston for Fortress Mon
Steamer Thomas Jefferson Nagrah Boston for Fortress
Monroe.
BELOW.
Ship Donau (Hamb). Myer, from Hamburg, July IL
Ship sioa Cloweii, from Boston
Ship Mongolia (of Bath, saeeser, from Boston
SAILED
u steam transports Vanderbilt and Arago
Wind at sunset SW.
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IMPORTANT FROM M'CLELLAN'S ARMY.
The Evacuation of Harrison's
Landing.
Details Of the Movements Of the Troops During
the Last Three Weeks.
ALL THE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY SAVED,
H., &C., &c.

FoRrRkss MONROE August l6, 1862
The Union troops evacuated Harrison's Landing
this morning about eight O'Clock, and about the
same hour General McClellan's advance arrived at
Williamsburg. The public property was all re-
moved and all ia quiet.
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THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
The Enrolment for the Draft to Csms
mence Forthwith.

The EprOiment tOr the AfA1t 10 NomS
mence Forthwith.
ALBANY, August Is, 1852.
The enrolment for the draft will com,ncnce forthwith
letter has been addressed by the Adiusaat Gencrai
30 The Chairman OF the Military Committee Of eah sena
toral district requesting the committee recommend to
the Governor the Of two persons in each
act as commissioners in making the enrolment.
There forty regiments under the rst call 800 900
men organized in the State.
No new organization can now be startled SO as re-
ceive bounty.
The regiments full will leave the State follows
Rochester. Colonel Palmer, and New York, Csouel
buckingham, to-day
Auburn, Colonel Morris, on the 10Th inst.
Oswego, Colonel Littlclohn, on the 10th inst.
Bnghamton, Colonel Tracy on the 20th inst.
Lockrort, Colonel Porter On the 2lst inst.
Rome, Col. Pease, and Fonda, Col. Sanmons, on the
22d inst.
Kingston, Col sharp Geneva, Col Sheriff. f5aleoi, Col.
McDousau, and ilattsburg, Col. Richards, the I'D
inst.
Mohawk Col. Franchet, on the 25th inst
jamestown, Col Allen on tho 70 b inst.
Buffalo, COL Chaplin, and 0gderisbarg Col Jadd, ne
9th ms.
Portage, Col. Fullerton, on the 2sth inst.
New York, Col Peissnor, on the 18th inst.
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
TIE NORTH CARCLlNA ELECTION.

OverWhe nag Defeat OF the secession
Candidate for GOvcrn0r-A ONION Le-
gisIature Elected by Immense Majori-
Ties, Sc, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, August IS, 1862.
The NewberD a. C) Progress Of the 1atb inst. in
speaking Of the election which held in State
tae 5ih, says
The lna result indicates the defeat cf Johnson the
secession candidate Tor Governor, by the unparalleled
majority Of 40 ,C0o.
The glad tdings 20 hand just as so to press
Of the complete overthrow Of secession in every depart
ment oil This state.
The Union opposition party have elected nearly every
member in both branches Of the Legislature by still
greater majorities. Every candidate who advocated
confirmation Of the and separation from the Unon
has been defeated IN every instance.
II has been fair and square ISSUE strictly Of political
nature, with no side or local Issues Of any Kind.
Governor Stanley regards this vote emf hattie dec
sbon in favor OF the Onion.
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
INTERESTING FROM KANSAS.

The Citizens of LcavenwOrth Ordered 10
Arm En- Masse--ESws frOsn the Indian
Expedition, &c., Re.
LEAvES WORTH, August 1S, 1862
Owing To the presence OF large body Of rebels ~
jackson county Missouri, and the neighborhood and
threatened attack Kansas City, the Provost Marshal o.
The city under orders from the headquarters Of the
parmsnt OF Kansas has ordered the ci.zens en-
20 enroll and themselves for military duty Any one
iabng TO do SO VIII be arrested.
R'siGcss is mostly suspended ana it s ,hoSgni there
will pc fssnera! compliance wl!h -ne 15rler.
The Union trocss Isely Opposing the Indian exped
tion. with tho eSlon of three Indian regiments,
supposed 10 be ii Fort Scott marching North from
thence.
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
Personal Intelligence.


Captain b. D. Porter, Commander Of the Mississippi
Mortar Fotil arrived at Tho Astor Hose early yestcr
day morning He left for Boetoa, the Fall River boat
last yenug.
General Mifamon, family and suite, arrived hare yes
terdsy IN the steamship Hansa- They are occupying
apartments the Everett House
Lieut. sesrge o. sokassi, Of the Second cavalry,
detached service, has e the Metropolitan Hotel for
Recua, Arkansas.
Thur,ow Weed left the Astor Hsuss las, evening Ger
Washington.
General q. r Stone OF the UniJed States Army, and
lately prisoner in Fort Warren, arrived Al the st.
NICHOLAS Hotel yesterday. 1t wiu be remembered that
t gentleman arrested shortly after the battle Of
Balls Bua, and sent 10 Fort Warren, where he was
conhnod uui Saturday last lie has been Internationally
rcieassd, and Is now ~ vosfs 70 Washington.
Dr N. J. Asche, os thc United S4sts Army; y. g.
Chaplin Of springfield; g. r. Scymsur and wife, Of Troy.
and James Davis o Bsstou, are stopping al the Brevooft
Hoase.
II y. Fish, os Waterbury, Conn; ". r. Fish Of Ice
Clarendon Hotel.
Rev. " Marshall and wifo and Rev. 4. s Orgill and
wife, or Jamaica Dr. G. c. Gray, Il The United states
Army; Capt Foineroy, d the First regiment Minnesota
Volunteers; Capt Whlis q Nneola l. l.. !. l. O'Cslla
han or Louisville, Ry ana Walter Helcn, Of the Assis
tant Quartermsstsr's Department, stopping al tho
Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel smith, g. Duncan, Captain epotte and O. W
Thomas Of Louisville, KY: J. cemez, of Havana; Jas
creif OF New York Dolan Of Lexington, KY Captains
Snow And simmons, 4 Boston; Jamos Muhaway, of New
Oregna nr q. ~ Ciav mol, H 3owlinr Green Wy are
stopping a. the 81. N!cIyas yvtsl.
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Baron RoucE, La, August Z, iso1
NJ DxAn CAfTAn CLARKsThoush just from the aeid Or
Salsie cannot oay hat OF Kiory can attach
,sscH 10 my sxris for, no matter what my dehtins ro
ysssties may 10, wM not my fortune sithee 10
sske part the rspuke a the Camp Moors army or n
Ne lon q the Arkansas The latter viii dss
DDss 1 sssraSee ~ asserting hes was fair ssspa
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Military Movements in New York ana
Vicinity.


THE DRAFT ESROLMENr ABOUT COMMENCE.
BY orders from Albany 1t viii be that enrol
meEt for drafting Is about TO commence Immediately.
Gen. Anthem has been designated change ol this
matter in New York aud Brooklyn, and 1t viii be a
what business for that gentleman three
hundred clerks will have 70 be employed.
FILLING UP or REGIMHNgs--lHE BOUNTY MONEY.
Now the time Tor 10 enlist, when they can re.
ccve such large amount Of bounty viii enable them
provide for their families during their absence Al
age, IN any country, has thcse boon such large
Of money paid TO volunteers, aud this ought to
Oh up the ranks rapidly be wished On III, I'D
Of the present month bounty moaoy roi those
volunteering new regiments, IN ihe Isl OF sep
tember Tor tse going into od Ones 20 that tboss &c.
sous o receiving the sane should hurry up rapidly
as possible and enlist
THE FIrTy-THiRD REG xENT TO LxAvE TO-DAY.
The FIFTY third regiment, Courcl Buckingham, leaves
todsy for Washington. Yesterday evening splendid
stand OF coors presented TO them by some Of oar
ctzeus the Red House. The regiment composed or
1ue men and will make an imposing appearance lhrocxh
the cy to-day. They will march down Broadway about
halt past two O'Clock.
CoSvALEscExT SOLDIERS M ROUTE TO rHE SHAT or
WAR.
The steamship United States arrived here from New
port r. yesterday, with six hundred sol
ders their way join their several regiments al the
smith
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
City Intelligence.

orNxo " zm New Rnszsvon- The rev grand reser
vor erected at much cost and labor In The Central
Park wd be formally opened to-day The ceremonies upon
the occasion will of course be highly interesting, aud Il
ID expected that immense hrong win be assembled III
the ncighborhood of thc reservoir. The voDerabe
President q the Cfoton Board, Myndert Van Schaick
will take place. The inluen gates win be raised at three
o'ciotx r. NJ. The Committee or Management consists
Of Messp Thomas Stephens, Thons B. 1sppeu and Aug
Craven.
GENERAL wnLAxs' RKnArs.--Ihs body Of General
williams the hero OF Baton Rouge. which arrived in this
city yesterday from New Orleans In The steamer North
Star, was consigned 70 Mayor 0pdyke. II Is TIC
intention Of the Mayor 10 place tho body in
the Governors Room, whore they win remain in state
until the relatives arrive town 10 take cnargc of the
remains, and an undcraker instructed 10 make s
the bcceesary preparations for the socmn OCCASION
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kst end be like his
The customary tribute Of mourning v he by the
sn1ols IA the department. BY coniuano u
MAJOR General BUri.ER, Commanding.
r. 8 DAVIS, Captain and A. A. General
Usnsrstulstor Order OF the Heroes Of
Baton hoosc.
GK>ERsI oRnsRs-So- 81.
HgADQcARrsals, nErAKTiiESr oP Tine trLf,
AKE UEEAxs, August y, 1862
eDlsmKs or AMY uiE GUn;-
yosr successes have heretoore been substantially
bloodess.
IakiuE and holding the important strategic and
sommerci positions with the of the gallant navy by
49, wisdom u your combinations Apd the neral power
- u has been left for tne last lew days TO
hspfi1s ysu in blood.
The spanish conqueror Of Mexico mnpershable rs-
by landing in that country and bcrning his
port shps cut on ali hope II You, more wise
aud economical but with equal providence against
Gsat, sent yours home
Organized 10 operate on th. seaeoas, you advanced
your posts baton Rouge the capital the state
LOUISIANA more than Two hundred ana nfty miles nso
tbs interior.
Attacked there by division or our rebel enemies,
under command Of Mayor General recresnt - loyal
ms apesacy of dolby superior numbers, you have re-
p0Sed IN the open heIt hs myrnlidons, who took al
vantage OF your sickness, the aar OF the
- Vicksbur,, TO make . cowardy attack.
The brigade al Baton R,cge has ron,ea the enemy.
he has Lost three brgaaier generals, killed, wounded
and prsonerf, many c,iones ana neld "tcefs lie has
more than thousand Killed and wounded.
Yos have csoturss three pieces o artillery six cats
sos two stands of oolos and large numner oi pfi.
Ecners-
You have buried nis dead on battle. and
saEinr Tor hs wcsafei Yoa have conv aced hfa that
you sick 10 Do sbs 70 .nt your ensmy
II he desires the contest
xa1 shown him that If he cannot take ont
after ot pref afaon what would be has fate
with tine body Il your Gene al should say
rroud Of yoa would ouyne 70 praise himself but no
viii say DC preaa " b. ono of you.
II dis BATH. pe Northeast and the Nornwes; mingled
their bod ths eld they hai long ago joined ,beig
hearts, The support of tne Union
Michigan 81 OF py naipe 9sssso ohusetts supported IN
diSfa Wisconsin ai1ed Vermont, wAs tornacticut, 70
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rgE BATTLE or BATON ROUGE.

fCORrNuFD wsUn FIRST PAGEl
ssrliase; and, mourning hs deash, pray, may our
Mi end be like has -
The customary tribute mourning viii he worn by the
s1l1ois h the deIA4r tInsnl BY consuiand u
MAJOR Genera BUTLER, Commanding.
r. g DAvn, Captain and A. A. A. General.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival or Sick and Wounded Soldiers
Evacuation OF Harris0n's Landfng--
Tne Union FicI<cts at SUFFOLK Driven
FORTRESS NoSKoR, August IS, 1862

FoRTREss MoyKoE, August Is, 1862.
Several transports have arrived here during the night
from Harrson's Landing, with SICK and convaessent
Gohiicrs on board
The State Of Maine and the John Brooks hava eight
han'so 90. sS's ss~|sy ssss Me :" Se "aoSlefred 70
the s,esuuship AtIshlr. iav
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psltitn one mils outside the old picket lines IN true
Yankee style, behind stnls aud The rcbels d,d
not think u safe TO honor W win shot. We hfed
at however by Of pickets, who driven
reported 20 the gunb al Lssez rebcs and she
meboed sbeilhg lines In riding in correct the
mistske. shell burst directly behind me my horse
taking fright. broke my srrup and fell heavily U the
ground aud consequently Was obliged 10 retire from the
field.
The rebte were forced back one mile aud hall our
occupying their original position Our mon lay
thier arms during the day and night
The Confederate loss heavy To killed and wounded
Our loes was about zoo killed ard wounded. Among tbon
several distinguished officers, shose names did
not learn.
On Visiting portion os the neld on The morning OF the
that were not We, buried. some twenty boers after tho
engagement. Prisoners taken report their force from
e000 to 10000 while force did mot exceed 2, 800
The ncsa officers q tho Fourth Wisconsin regiment
sens setting Colonel retained his position the head Of
his rcxmsnl daring the entire battle While stmsding
with bis hand fence. Ia perfect shower OF grape,
5a passed between him and tho fence under
bis arm bot be a'd ~ change his ps'iso w s5irr,
Corpwa Fourth Wisconsn Regiment.
tFrsa ihs Baton nc'sgs Daily News, August ~
Yesterday tbe 6lb Of August, indeed day of hor-
ror and confusion Eaton Rouge. AT about haf.past
four oelock the rsoe troops under the command
or Gensra srockinr,css and srgAdaer General Ruggss
attacked ,s lodsra troops here under tho command q
osneral Williams, and for the space q more than two
hours hailed shower o shot and bullets into the federal
ranks. The hre was promptly returned. From young
man wsupoed IN toe enSagsment, and member OF the
Tssrtb Lusiana regiment, learn that the force
ecesd undor 0eosral Breok nrdge would probably reach
sewn ucusand msn, whom but four fegimsnts were
ySs .Ssiedersse States sunsost Arkansas, which ras
sxvetsd - ssssisy sid ~ the Asacr On Ba,on ~ ugs
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North Tellsru Vtrr-iutu

The good news which sheds its hal" Oh
our cause is coming to Us now from Nurth-
west Virgins We understand chat our
troops are nsar ClarkQburE. ii indeed they
have nor prosseasion, and,thal their progress
IS onward We hope tLey VIII catch our
ie4r Governor Ferpoint tetnr long.
Ciarksourg is ms county seat Of Harrison,
and is on the hne Of the Parkersburg and
Grafton railroad.
II is stated, too. that Carl.lv is, beyond
doubt. making speeches iu oppostitn To Lin
coins wsI. We trust that our Govern
msnt will he very clement towards such
as mag s>aItion their opposition TO
the SGlr!,ein Cause. an! Prove hereafter loyal.
IL may De hard to iors,cc, in the case VI ma
NJ but much allowance is TO be made in
numerous Instance; snd do to AL, the duty
oil \ free government Comedies with the die
tales Of true p2hcY-to be Fsry lenient to-
wards political oliencss whsn they arc To-
pented OF, or are nc longer dangerous.
For tie aahe OF seeing Virginia unit, we
! would be willing to pardon even Pierpont.-
Let ua not initiate ,ho conduct Of tho North
| breathing conAaca.ion and death. sut while
! maintaining our Cause With courage aud en-
| ergy. let us if possible, win " SUI nodsra.
| Ton those communities that are TO form a
part Of Our Commonwealth, back TO their
| DIZZY aud their Ii stsruR! relations.
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ITO SsJ,ia G. GERMANTOWN

The spirited battle " hict occurred at Ger
1antown, nskr Fairfax Court House. on Mon,
Day isst, dsnoaBtrsted to great extent, the
dsctn Of GENERALIZATION to which the Yankee
army has sunk since tho abssinning of tho
end' Of the grand Pope retreat. The oTaEest
Of their brave Ehrunk from hand to hand
conriic, n one particular instance, the Now
York Gousvse, the bas, soldiers in the Yankee
army, we're ordered to charge upon apor-
ton Of the forcas Of Gen. i. P. Hill
They came up in splendid order. Our forces
Tsne advancing q! the tune, but as
the zouaves approached, were ordered
70 halt TO receive the chsIss. tbs IousVes
believing rnst the hlt Of our nsn indicated
propensity 70 run, dashed forward With
noisy vigor. but when vlthiu twenty stops
they ssT them standing like statues, hrmly
hxsi 70 receive their charge, they became
panic -ssricheu. and LroEe and ran in the ut
roost confusion. Our troops followed and
ous them 20 pieces Us sAey Sed. With this
achievement the day was decided in our ia
To., AID tho whole Yankee army iii back to-
wards Alexandria.
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TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9, 1862.
Eron our Army ia MARYLAND.


The report Of tn. entrance of our army
into Ns:y!and, published on yesterday, ia
contirn.ed by Intelligence received asst even
ing. The general advance OF the army, Sc.
lected from our combined forces, took place
on Friday, and the CLOSING Of the Rubi-
con- Was accomplished III excellent order.
On the Thursday evening !reeeding, General
Stuart advanced with his command within
eight miles Of -tleyantrla. and made fent
upon the eleny's Ines. Pope faucying that
general stack M.s lneiitatNi, placed his
army in prepara:co, and held them in line
OF tattlo during the hight, Glseping in their
aimc: When moruD:e csu,e. Gen. Stuart had
disappeared.
The intervening tins had been occupied by
Ok troops in pushing on to Edwards Ferry,
where they crossed H-ith ltle difficulty, the
| Potomac being very loT. and no enemy ap-
p"ar!ng to oppose their progress The men
were e7nltant as they dashed into the stream
and became inspired with the moat ssnguine
expectations Of the speedy disenthrsllment Of
Maryland aud the downfall OF The Federal
Capital. o. their operations altar crossing
| we caV., II cnurse. aS yet give no account
VS. i:igi.t pfcSour rreSun! pti"riS, but thesethe
| familiar with TIA l,ov- Of Communication run
Ming out u Washington IL the North snd
West
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ARMs IsTEIIlGEscE UfFiCz, Sept 5, 1862.
The following is partial list Of casualties
of the First Georgia Regulara III The bartle of
Saturday, Both August, furnished By private
Dukin, company L, of said regiment:
Major alker, wounded in hand and leg !
Captain Patton, killed; Captain ksnsn, s!lg ht-
II wounded; Captain Licure, wounded In leg
slightly; Lieutenant Porter, killed; Lieuten-
ant WHY, wounded severely; Lieutenant
Horne, wounded severely in neck Lieuten-
ant Burdell; severely in leg; Lieutenant Blunt
severely In hipi Lieutenant Anderson, leg
broken Lieutenant Fort, slightly in leg :;
Lieutenant Blanch, ief. arm shot off Lieu
tenant Rutherford, slightly; Lieutenant Bow
1rs thigh; Sergeant Flsmning, killed; Ser
yeaat Freeman. COLOR ssrgeants) killed Lieu
bennory, severely wounded
". a. CROKER,
Slp't. Army AID Int. Office.