New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
7, il understood that the Rebels hold the hill the

which | pose must be beid at any cost ana ail
hzard4 unless the line Of the Rsppaan' ock to be
wholly abanccned Tor 10 give up one iOid is TO give
up the whole.
There ave been attacks also at several Of the
ford above and below, aud The Inference is irresi t.
ible that the Rebels are sw4,miDg along the whole
line OF the Rap, ahaDnock, dasiIng at whatever
POINT offers chance o. passage. The re?etitpD and
desyerat on OF these attacks ALEC hat the Rebel
Genera determined to crOss somewhere, regir iess
Of the cost il lives, hurting Masses OF their troops
against batteries. II they can succeed in ,aining
GUd holding ord OF b'idge. they break the line
lnd cutting armies in TWO, may Ope 10 fight
tnem in de all. as they orig ally intended. TIE
Rarrahannock, from Fredericksburg 10 Warrehton
Springs Ia u long lie 10 hold, but unless 1t ,s al
ready severed, there ought TO be force enough ut
every point today to- hold it against the South.
Tie account given shove il patbee I'd from differ
ent sources. All Of il. however L. from persons
WHO lett Grn. Popes army only last night or the
.orDing. IL ir, Of ccuTse, only IN outline, ana
though believe il correct Us far as Ii gees cannot
fully understand the cause or the PROBABLE remit o
come movements connected altb tue OHtile-noVe-
menls which ! cipnOt state. An abandonment OF
the po,i,lon on The southern bank, attack upon
:, hy the Rebels Were the las; tbibgs thouohi OF
when lett headquarters ON thursday night.
The " 10 .iaii Train OF Gen. Pope Las been cap
,ured a, Ca,letIs Station. Ills ifomation at iess
IL authentic. Ny accom- IL from Vn"F'.rnas'ei
clerk who arriv. here bet ilht, ana was win the
t,ain WHEN II was attacked. lis ttateInent ID in
su stance as follows: 49,,
Geo. Pope Oh Fuiay sent back his tram when
mustered t3 whgO r, To Car,l.ts station on Tue
railway about Two mil,s this eide Of Narreitoo
Jurction and ~ least twelve niles 30 the rear OF
tb. arny The teuf pitched and the Wagons
m marx About 8 q ,IpcA Friday evening Mr. Brown
was living IN LIE tell ~nb light burning lie was
roosed by volloy Of EiusAriry ard tie sound OF
cavalry charging. The camp Lad guard OF iu-
iuoiry lis u,,inl scOEt, whose mnskets were Ia the
I . Al a ni, % ny tOlr rDllfaniCt
of the Bucata Rifles under Lieut.-Coi. Kane.
here were DO iciett, not even tent'y' Ihe nfst
lotIce Of the approach oi The Rebels was tue Noiiey
OF uIuske;ry. me- - 3,
Ib. infantry escort ran at once. The BuCktails,
,urpri.ed, but not wholly unsTucd he The other,
scattered a, TOE irtt fire, but rallied be- ond the
camp The Reel cavalry poured III nnopp~sed,
took complete tossersion oil the CAMP piiaged and
pinde'ed ito PEI s.Iai Ell Gle, carried Oh We con
tents of all the trunks oi Gee. Pope ard all his stan,
AMI took with item their retreat oil the hurses Of
the train about 100, and also those beougI1g u The
p all Which were no in he Ii III AT the Time. some
officers were ia tie camp but Ger Po,e aud most
q his .Afi were in ffou;, twelve miles away.
! Col ClaIy Che QGarier nnsler ard Gait. Could
inr A,st Quar- erhsier, were hoth there IN che se
! oi the properly. B0ih We're Tough. 10 have been
altured but Cob Clafy Teiurdedo o" Saturday nom
/ lnc Capt Gon!0ug has not rince ben tesn or
hesrd o. at tie -taOu, and, unless lie went 10 ,he
'front.' is probably capturec. O,e account says Mat
he was shot, bat u eie 10 10 continuation OF MAT
report Col. Buller, ABIDE Camp Ia Gen. Pop-,
came out Of h., ,ent with brace OF revolvrs, ana
oid not retreat I'll he had fred twelve shoie then
gSt Of Psely.
ILe Bu. he H. were lnsl rallied D., Cob IaFt,
and drove back The !. ue rvoir, r,...iI< It-t-t-
sIou oi ihe luu0. red nay. lie ~ BE- -' r'H g.
nave az iul' iG.e arr away ne e, liz .."y
n k ew tnat l. wlr Gel. Poies, .of tt'! were Lear.
To ask repe ,ieoly, VI her, Is tne Gcrorli "i -
h nsgleciei everything ei'c to I'"'"c' q, l"i n
a u 4 / .I a. aH
II Ia, Aoiutsnt General . aud tbc Qn."rrnH'tcr
a There we're s. Coz or $500 III Ci!i. Go ION
/. .af.-an lost. Papers OF tie u Inost 'n,'o' a q
rnnst have been 'on.id among Gen f"it 'heos
and ia tic Adjutnut-G-nsralr neshs-'n" MUSTER
! rtlls OF ih. ARMY, FOR iustanrr.
Y these pap :. tor ID" money, and for tie pirr-
I, Ger Of Mage .G~neIi.i's III, g, io lie e'rao Wa
don hlrss lAitiy OueNed, bai II 1uet iso have bee"
eat 70 destroy tie railway uii1ge uear Carte -
over Cedar Run, stream n1w 20 swollen that u
cannot be 10 drd ih. r.iy oi tn' b., kinl drove
,uem of while thcy were rilud ris, aH'' a.. delay
, savs1 me BRIDE Their were for regiments OF
, caTsl,y as vps lauoc from Lirntehar f4ssn
pi aOD.r. : veral atn 10 lie Gang "'f" hi" ".i
wounded ana nearly al the fefIur'-Is cup
r .nred Probably tie whulc nj h- We been sa,ed
AID he attack rcpusrd il there d b,-u TX - or
eve. seutnes abou. the carp Bu' rrie haS rU
been quad m'uLIa a. noa qu"neis n. - G.
lo took ne fca-, i.cr0i - 4ei-frn'-s ioI wLicl
b, res ID Il hce'J ,'.at,.
His rnd war ~ ~. %! WauetiOn hp.ir.-
FOuc gmens - cavalry nave srcc,e Ge ! turf ~
the rgIi taIs OF Gen 4 He'- Arn Y, and - nuug ~
up. lis Ia,.s p .A..'~ ." lie ft.r, al .4uti
dis. ance vittiu liz 'i..s irpa. th.ir .Afr,ni- |
hav- 10 WISH 10 tAr.r '.fc s"uanie alarm, rot
ltui.k ! OuRr' 10 -fy 80 net q nov mat ;. NJ
uAcdnt Of ar t"'. hr.oria.i Irsn u hh Tie
= u,ctT o. q C.In.. htut, .a- '.n. rope ,On-ld.
rfed j, Igi.i out 81 a. 90 g. Oh IILas. \ move
ncnt thea Giide yGtp. 81, - couciu-iy. c'il-.De
OF ttat. ,uhseQur.t .4a..t.t.unr ui II tOorc nay
have anti -,d toe nl-st ~ Of iirvIols "a 80
-u,e. Al lt.st, be- nm hive 'et ONE con, ed tia
~, li.Dt flank c..rOt longer be ieft T. taAc OF
/ s-ii.
repeat none a. III ruuOis that are tiyuR all
Ov-T HE clfy but ti"rr en- tc Do o'ibf lat Tx -
il- LAS ben lOi 90 i.r tVO Gays 'crli. l. stN-ie
1t zone pm. AGO Oyer .ncn ai x'eni oi gfOgnd
- excite Tear that ONE tie h, beir s, .,
has 81 ,esr. But, iron al can l'a7' believe IL o
be- tue la, ~ last 4't Gen. POI itill ...a 4
Reppautun",k lius uHbt"acn. fu-t ~ n3 y near
~ news from ihe hnenandOah. 4 not, ara 1 lie
right OF Gen. Poe bar been maie socure, rec 10
reason for ii, IL. ,..hI Il. Tie hthels AN 4
de-perate eli rs, but A. Fl irs ,and well NJ u
bars aud III some re- poets tLsy nust bc better
The IOsIuon OF our force ought To be iui re ntbr.
This hews wOni. be tel pia, leo il 1t were OIL
ble Jnt The orders 81 Gen. IlillecK EXCLUDE irOu,
tue telegraph every 'iing relating % the Amy 4
V ri il. The rcol le oftle NOrh, seems, are 10
be treated Ike c.illren 81 cOS' ards, who laus not
hear dare Dot hear The tfulh.
From Our STechl Conc.pond-ni.
FKrDEKoEsBUAG, Va. satn day Mornng Aug 20. 1867
Yesterday morning tn'Ie war report ia rhio town
that heavy firing WAC heard during the morning at
EIimou h, and during tie DAY II was reported ,Dat
4" Portable FeLce jackson wss attempting 10 io,d
the Tiv,r sOin. egut or ten miles above ihs town,
with he idea, ii was said, VI getting IS forces ~
the rear Of what :, NAMED on the opposite banb 81
lie river OF Gen. Bur- sJe's troops. ven acioss
tie river where the great bod OF our roOp- ~
encamped, and where tie advance 81 Mcclellan