, 1862-11-15
The WAR|IN VIRGINIA
TIE REBELS GETTING DARING


WA.ulEcToN, Nov. II, 1862.
There fs no doubt that the country between
Harper's FenJ and Wa1hsos;on, On the other
side Of the ,.rcr, is svarnfng with euerll1as,
and that straeglers ,are occasionally picked up
there by these rebsIs. Tie military orders
aeainet entering ttis dangerous district, now
That it has been abandoned by the amy, are
strict, but suffers, conva!ezcents, newspaper
correspondents aad vendsrs ,un the risk.
sou,e Of the latter have narrowly escaped
capiufe. The rebels booty thus far is small,
The opinion prevails at Harpsr's Fer4y that
jackson is msdita1i3g another raid into M.ry-
land.
One hundred erd h{ty prisoners we're
brought in to-day from Wa,fenton, an -AAa-
bsma colonel among them.
Fifteen hundred horses wera cent to dsy to
Bulnside's Amy.
BA1r1AoeE, No:. IA specis1 to the
At"ersean, from Harper's Ferry toby, sass
parties fro.n Winchester -and scouts report
tEat jackson passed through Winchester en-
Monday, and Gen. Hill followed on Tuestay.
II is believed that Jackson IS between Win
chester ard Harpcr's Fcr.J, and ss:rmlshiug
beta eth pic(ets las been resumed.
Gen. 6locnm is IN command ut Ha, per's
Ferry, and has Il sufficient force
lHEapQCA.;rGlts ARMY AT WARREN Ton,
nov. ia rebel b1isa1-, which has been re-
copnoiteri"g our position on The R.p2aha.-
nt*ek, left Jefferson to-day for Culpcpper.
Pleasentcn drove t1eir rear guard from JEFF
fersou. There are tndieatlons that the rebels
:rc c1acnating C1t'pepper. Jack5on is said to
be still In Chester Gap We hare 4 force In
his frcnt which Prevents bis coming down
this side.
Pu1IADE1rn1A, Nor. 1.-The Washington
Star VI los: evening slys:
We have information from the front repre-
sen1ing that considerable portion OF jack
sons iorce is making it's way over the North
western Firginfa turnpike, towards Cumbcr.
land, Md. While inclined to doubt thu accu-
ICY Of this news, 50 far at least az to The ex-
tent Of the rebel force marching in that di-ec-
1ion: II it is true, Jackson desia us seeking
to c1vers as large Union forcea5 he can from
the serious work now before Burnside The
rise Is an old one Of his, which will hardly
win this ti11e.
We apprctend, The rebel authorities arc lust
no~ teneing eye'y nerve to strengthen toeir
army between the 1tappahannock and the
Rapjdan- Fio5G's entire fOrca has been re-
ca'l.d from Western Elzginis, 31l If no. al
1tad3 arrived at Gerdonsyille, will have ail
betn GATHERED there in feT days. Drasy's
movements, too, have been mysterious Tor
nere than week past, aud the rebel citiz-1s
# Virginia sincerely br1ie7e he is ra.iJly
EnE1rg M By rai1 to join Lees arnly.
NEW YORK. Nov 1.-The correspondent
OF tie New York Tribune with Barnstde'5
army te2egraphs that on "Wednesday unr trout
was f!teeD mics beyond The Rappa|11nnoek,
South of Worrentou. Tue rebels, reported to
te Stonewal' Jackson's corps, are in st-onr
tcree near our advance.
= isAchGusg paper Says that the n1mbc-
OF dlscl lions G:.;ay FROM tue rebel army Is
Startling, and they are often the best class Of
soldiers. It says thu confederate government,
tnlly aliye to The magnitude: Of the evil, Is
enforcing the death penalty in the case Of
every dcserter.
4 special to the New York Tribune from
1sa near Rapeaharnock station, November 18th,
Anegro came Into our lines at R,ppatau-
ROCK Station, ind REPORTS An outpost OF tho
enemy Opposite the bridge. The force con-
sists Of Etven cnnpanif5 ofiufantry aud soma
cavalry at Brandy Station. Five mites farther
zouth IEer3 is large force from Longstreet's 8
ar1hy.
This country has been SO completely deso-
!att 1'y "ar that starvation threatens the ia-
hahitau'S.
T~oIes1gnationsi in consequence ofa change
81 con'inanac1s have been reIh:rtea to Gen.
dorsed with the recommendation that the ap-
p'icapts were d.shonoz.bly dismissed from
service.
The Mra1d* special from tho headquarters
Of the army Of the Potomac, Warrenton, Nov.
18th, says:
Reports from the front are me,sre. No
news Of importance received. Our advanced
corps Essil occupy Latayetteyit:e, tour rai1es
from EaTpahannoGk Station. Skir1ni.hnS
If going OF almost continually between our
advance ard the enenly's re2r, but results are
uninIpcrtant.
WA.H1SGToS, Nov. II The following dis
patch hits been received ut the headquarters
OF the army in this cit;:
Headquarters, Cincinnati, Nov H.
TO Mej Gen. Il. n. l1al1cck:
Gen. Kelly on the 10th inst. attacked Col.
linbcdrn's camp, eighteen miles Eoath OF
Aloosfje!d. H4rdy county, Va, and rout:d
BIN completely, killing and woandirg many,
AID capturing his camp, fifty prisoners, i
quantity OF arms, and 8 large number OF
rebels were entirely dispersed, and lied to til.
mountains. (Sisaed) e. i. WKlGnr,
/ Major General Commanding.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 14.-L;eut. Colonel
a. T. Colburn, and ]. c. Duane, Of tie IN ::
ncer corps, both belonging to the staff o1
Gen. Mcclellan, were sent to Washington
this morning under arrest 1t is said that the
orders we're received by Au officer of the
United States army in this city, a-d that the
| pcreons named repaired at once to Washing.
ton to place Themselves at the disposal of t5e
authorities.
4 report prevails here that other membere
Of McCle]lan's staT are to be put under arrest.
The charges agaiust them arc unknown.