New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
man into line scrocs tho road, and a. the cavalry
came in short range gave them voliey from the
yam" .c - nh;a chccked the hrdOr Of Seceeh. and

man into line acrocs the road and 90 tho cavalry
came in short range gave them voney rpm tne
carIines. This checked the ardor OF Secesn ana
tSev rstircd. Finding i to be al impossibility to
G.L,dce tho Rebel infantry with the force ut bis
Gsnoasl and ma lie mep and horses were both tired
Hn1 brnorv the General continued the ekirinishlrg
mill darkness settled down, spd then withdrew ms
trcors TO Centrevile, the enemys cavalry following
for come distance -,
While 1T Aide, a noted busl wacker, named Eds
ward Hutchinson, was captured just beyond that
town and brought in. ibis man brags OF how ua"y
Yankees he ba. killed, and ID mnch OF brute tt
even the Sccesh inhabitants of Aide hoped liz would
he hung. He has been the terror Of the neighoor-
hood driving IN conscripts, beallng ms ~le' h'. u
dulgiDg in other dsagresable rieasantres IL Is TO
be hoped be viii meet with the puniolihent ne oe-
serves. At Aide, headquarters were established w
the house of Doctor Boyle. Inc Doctor uhioi IL,
nately forgot his duty ~ hort and abused eoou
Union peOple who were "Dlesn CROUCH 10 give ~,
formation az to The Whereabouts OF General o'a,;''
adding the rious wish that they might "ali nc
Lung" Il WIS deemed proper that he Doctor
shsuld try a change of climate for his maiady, ana
he was therefore prescribed for 10y General Stanei;
While approaching Tnoronghiare Gap, one OF the
men stray ed of in search OF breakfast; as ne ~
nrosched house man came out ana shot MIN uoiu'
bon took his horse and put hiln III the barn. some
of his con rades passing that way, discovered me
horse and were told 10y negro tnat tue nun nan
been shot, They started TO obtain posscssicn ci ,nc
hofep when The murderer huC q negro thucdN"'." w
fasfeu them in the barn. They succeeded III mahih9
n cir e-cate Why they did not bIli BON the hi'u
and tie ne yro this narrator ,ayeh not lniorihInH
OF lis affair WAS not given m eeasoh 10 alo" oI VIC
house beil & RACED 10 the giouiio ''u s"N'''"' J
Mtt,d out 10 the Offenders .;. :;
TIE whole country between the mouh'aius Is
literally hacked with forage and suppl es ald u j.
Il from tbis roaion that the Rebels deilVe titir SUP
rort thus far they have kept our troope our o. IL
!; NV kaenipr away themselves. One oil Their bushes
trsnsartio,, nv be stated thus: They purchased AL
q he Log. mat could be found, gi'iog IA phym' NJ
therefnr scrars of PAGER au h)rizlng tue no DER u
i como within their lines and receive ie pay. flte
9 securing tue hogs, order wde Issued pfohini's
i any person fconi entering their hnes' inc iaIli'i
u ore naturally disgosied such conduct but not tui
!, ieienily so to beeon. good Union men.
:, Taken 10 CONGESTION with the Reconnaissance
y uade by Gen. Hancock n The same lime from TIT
!, other side ibis expedition proved nLusanliy hnr
r RAISING 70 the enemy That 1t did not at 'n ~
10 orpinal object is no fau't OF the commanding zen
eral but he failure in that respect Can pro ably b
- attributed to the Union inhabitants with S)utleIi
NJ Ifvmratliss who still resi- !, Ia or midst.
Great credi, is due to Gen. Stahe who has prove
Il that he possesses Two Of the most pomiheht htn
5 butes OF a great cOMlnsuder-cauii0n where nee
e sary, dash when required. He has also evince
- coOlness and prompnees; sNl In hahuhne III
r. tr,nns and choosing bis positions; energy IN no
q allowing any rest 10 his opponents; unquestioue
Df courage IN leading wherever danger threatened
,e Gen. Stahel was ably seconded hy Capt Dahigreu
N Col. Wvndham and Iieut..C0l. krgoe, and geuei
o. ais by bis soldiers. The expedition lost not nor
.r tnsn IL in killed and wosndel. Tney cestnr''
~ nearly 100 prisouors--amO others Mr. Bsh we
known "a n spy in the vicinity OF Washington, an
- father Of tie Rebel Captain OF the same name