The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-09


that the lying reports have become a little less IA.
grant. and indicate that the Yankees will in few
days acknowledge The terrible. defeat they have
susiaioedt
PROM WA,HlN0ToN.
Dispatches to the Philadeiphia ENQUIRER
WAsHIsaToN. Sept. ~--tisnasa Stone ii 10 be
seen dfJy now pioslenhdins Fenns Y " anis avenue
ia "A new snit In fall uniform fla Ii always gloue
anj no one seems to know him OF at iess, III, one
Gotiees him We eanuet learn that aay trial has
been ordered Tor hiu ot thai ta has hta.n,i,n,on
uiioaa,ly released
Our ioss in artillery II is est i'm atea viii be more
than thirty pieces NJ batteries we're tssen isom
the rebels
The losses in MeDowells corps ere very heavy.
lhat OF kieketts division il the heaviest. Out Of
his Generals there remains hut one-C Carroll
". anded some time ago Duryea and Tower, both
wounded last Friday Hartshuf being the only
one ieff in command A few days will suffice TO
tror8 anze the remains of The corps " io are now
here The lloth Pennsylvania, Col Lewis ffam
yont city, have but about one hundred men isfi.
Dispatches to the Philadelphia Ledger
The exact movements Of Jaekaon are moi known,
bnr fha report nj hid msfitafins march into Wsry
land q universally credited. The Government IL
nndesstoof 10 re fully prepared for this. Gen Wool
having been dispatched to @~~--. where he will
have a. his conn snd force of 20 600 men Ia meet
ha expest6d inv ade,s.
In connection will this will stata that the pri.
shte accounts from Maryland ara nJf such the
loyal men Of he nation would desire for il IL boldly
stated that should Jackson succeed ia getting his
army into the State he vii he joined 81 by not
less than f.0,upd Of ts inhabitants
The aim s said to be to make Bali ,pure ibs he ad
quarters OF the Confederate army cut of the North.
ern communication with Washing stuu aud ,naint ain
- threatening attitude towards that Cityto result
finally, in its capture and destruction. This Is the
talk Of th-. byIupathzefs here: hnt they saem to
forget hat tce the rebels took passessCn of Bati-
more they wouid b. aAelied ouf entirely, snd the
city Destroyed by the guns from, Fort Nc Henry.
VERY LATEST FROM wAsnISeTos.
Especial correspondence Of the Philadelphia In.
uitirer
WASHINGTON, Sept 3-There seems Ia EXIT an
idea that at the War Department thafe has been
for few days. hnrsy ing TO and mounting OF steeis
iii hot haste bat there Is nothing Of it. All is es
tranquil 10 The outward world though there Was
nothing transpling out Of The usual course oi
events. dozen rontfabands, well dressed, till tie
airtes guard The different rooins from IMPROPER
calls. lew officers aud a few civilians quietly
from door 10 door.
AS We entered. tall, gaant uuking man, with st
worn lJok Brushed by ns, noticing one: all
seemed to fall back; his presence seemed 10 be All
open sessalnc; he s"Gn disappeared into Ihr Secre
ta!y'- rooEl. Soon the old weather beaten hero
tHeint2elnanl followed The sharp features of 81
gel ana the gray haired chief passed from
Ioom IL another scon afer-nothiDg said
What ;tll thought. "e would have given good
bit 10 know what 0AF oi them SAID not long be
lore, do knoN-- that or retreat, V hich
mencst on Saturday noon, caused by not
receiving orr rtinfofc-nsnts twenty four hours
ealleT. and that II might have been saved subse-
4uentiy bad they been managed differently when
We were attacked - But "are W. safe +" asked
ofncia Sale We. bdi Baltimore and Harris
burg are not vet.
How about the Vslsy or Virginia Wen, our
forces have fallen bach She Baltimore aad Ohio
Railroad and lsesbargi The body If the rebel
sTIly lies Rear Dranasviie. They must into
Mary land for supplies sta,Ya, fsil back to The
kapFahannock- They viii. no doubt, risk a cross
ing Can we prevent il a few days will deter
mine H.
hope We cau, AMI have no tears for the capital
But bevAf what you publish you must not alarm
the peopie aila get TIP panic We do not " :st
10 get up panic BAT think the Pc opl- have right
to hHoao what tie ysjeis doing
Ee yea hundred pafoied prisoners some OF " wtiorn
were taken by thr enemy as far back as Thursday.
al Manassas, arrived here late ihis evening AT
Aqaeduet brige GeorEs5o.n.
They report that General Lee i.az talishe lis
headquarters three niles beyond tni kn. ,su iiie
" arrentoG turnpike.
The ogly tGrce al Fairfax causs House y.as 3tu
ari cevA!sy Uenera Stuati being there IN person
The rebeis assisted these men III the burial OF
cur dead most OF " hom had been stripped OF their
clothing, with The exception Of their shirts
our meA say thai the enemy at the time were SO
hungry that they rushed for The hayerslcks oi our
killed AMI wounded Our men saw columns oi the
enemy marching 10 the the Warrenron
turnpike. towards Toroughfare Gap.
Tie whole Number OF killed and wounded in ali
the battles up To the present time does exceed
luOU. in ilie iirst battle on Friday at Bull Run
the loss on the Union side did not exceed 1900 al
though Gen. Pope announced il al ( GOO What
the loss of the enemy has been, whether any OF
their prominent officers have nered is not known
1t is however, believed 10 lee equa il uot greater
than own
Up 10 five % clock, when YOUR CORRESPONDENT left
the front iheic had been fighting; bat III the
distance to" ards Leesb'ais, about TWO o'clock, ses
trai disc harges oi cannon were distinctly heard
There is doubt but that the rebel Is ars nlassus
their troops near Vienna, and will attemUI cross
ing ar CT Rear Eiw ards Ferry.
a farmer, who came INTO Washington TO day from
Fooiesviiia Eii. says thai rebsi scout, There
Yesterday.
Gen. Mitchell ieit to day fur Hilton Head ID il
noi remarkable thai the first iutellig-n had of
Hunters removal came from JEFF. Davis show ing
that JEFF. has bis men, " bo inform him promptly
OF every order Issued. Would il GOT pay to fcrrr.
oui these traitors
party with nag of truce went from Centre.
viile on Monday morning. for the battle round,
but ionnd no rebels and tbs field deserted by our
enemies, who lad lets ctr dead and wounded IN
touched. The wounded were placed in RmhnAnees
and taken on the field and he dead were buried
Ma. Gen. Mcclellan. We hear has to-day re -es.
tabished his headquarters i'll the building ON Penn
syiFania Ayenue, opposite tie state department
occupied by him for the purpose before The
departure "f III Army II! the Potomac from :t.s
vicinity
Among lie suiDoais ihe river the follow
ing, in addition the dag ship Waebusst, Jacob
Bell Yankee, Port Royal sonHma, AYoosook
Tioga and IeaZef. The Dispatch Satellite, and
others, are ia the iY"r. aud may ah,'.f'y ha ex
peeled up
ANOTHER ACCOUNT or IHs CESTRkN,LtE EHaAaF
HFNI.
WASHINGTON. Sept :---tl Monday afternoon,
about four o clock Gen. Pope receive information
that the rebels were 0ncsEtratins large force AT
point on the Fairfax Court House road, about two
miles from Centree lie, their principal object evi.
IDENTIFY being 10 cut of o: onr WAS lrsins.--
Gen. Reno had previously bera sent down he road
Gen. Pops ordered Gen. Heint2elmans command
To proceed at To The locality H. signaied with
the object ii practicable. ot dis"dging Them This
force Reached the point soon afer sia o'clock, ant
found Rrnos command engaged, and the rebels Ia
the woods IN large numbers. Scarcely had they
arris ed before the rebel cavalry made the attack
The dash WAS 4 splendid one, bnt our men were
pref AIRED and them with bay yones al the charge
aud suei was their inpetnosity, thai when the cav
airy, nnabie tu Withstand The shock, in an instant
halted, The bayonets Of our heroes had penetrated
horse aid rider killing some thirty animals and
about the number OF riders Uismayed at ohr
galantry, they Tell back but only 10 allow their al
ti!lery scope 10 play apon our men to good advan
tago.
Their pieces greatly aatnunlbored our own bni
every OF the few We had with nobiy replied
but naturally with c0lnp aratively light effect. The