Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

Ihls successful and brilliant charge
opened the way for further advances -
Lander at once advised an assault upon
Pegram himself,obu owing to other coun-
sells, no advance was made, and no word
was sent back to Mcclellan" -jn h
~. TnE FACTS ARE, pa
That this battle began and ended in rain.
short time before sunset, giving us pos
session of an isolated position, some two
miles tp the rear Of the eptreuched rebel
camp, supposed to contain ht least some
three or four thousand men 1t was u ten
hours march, by tue route we had come, to
our camp. We captured rebel officer on
the Beverly road, from whom we learned
that there WAS u Virginia regiment within
three- quarters of mile'Of us IN that direcL
tiop, while a Georgia regiment and some
other troops were advancing from the di-
reCtion ofBeEerly to join ;his Virginia reg
ime1t and advance upon our position, ID!
tending to reinforce the rebel cump. Thus
situated between two rebel forces, with no
cannon except the two we had .captdred
from the, rebels, the remains of forty
rounds of ammunition with which we started
in our cartridge boxes, no provisions, all
our own and tie rebel wounded to be gath
erred in, aud the prisoners to be secured, /,
with only lT40 men, Wearied with watch
lug, the march and the battle, the hour of
sunset found us with no news Of co-opcra-
tion from Gen. Mcclellan. "Other coun-
conIa r.tionaI,,, Saiiy S SS1Isvis .l Which VIC
i.oi.,o. aIiu 5lose were' 10
Fgon ItnsS s.or. ~ 3 sue sI ot science
,x5;.i, y 'ue ., Fege, !o[ces
us 'ue anu
IT, ro", ~ Is sue !eOL. entrencnment
W.. tSiA ~ ~ ny pUEnlng,
@ua nt sne
81 fEScuG"ole tnonep {. Neither Gen
nass over iLe ro1to ~ ~. ,',t,.I. ~.
What Gen. Lander may have said to Others.
/ know not, to me he gave no such advice
and had he done SO it would not have been
70 his credit. ,a....g- rg.-f +.
EIGHTH MIssTATEuENr a
,auAs tue time apDroacbsd. whom Ro.a.
crans ouch, ~ So osUeu IdaS Az mnep rose rose
lam drew mn NJ b;s trnons qeoo e"en, SSleI-
attack \ > y = but no news came"
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tbat ,hs saI,Ia .as ~ .nSo gorge,
snnl5 NJ, ssrS ' ~
w %oS.r l Ivy seHS ntotLeE tnessengeE, until
1.i ~ li nAu not
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iNEh-AlssTATENENT' ,i
"lt mayiwell be SUPPOSED that Mcclellan
was very augry.l Il bn.. saT
'7i7 i'Is THR PIcTs ARs $50 20
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no right to be appry. nor aid he or anv9or
his staff ever ultimate such, a thinG to
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