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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Rnttlc OF Cedar Mountain.

from An Occasional Correspondents
CAMP IN Tnx FIELD. Aug. -, 1852
Seeing in your edition of Wednesday, Aug. Is,
1862 that you have noticed the movements OF
Princes Brigade in the late battle of Cedar Mountain,
and also that from The confusion necessarily attend
ing tho gathering Of items on battle-ground 70
soon after fight, that the account was very meeger,
| have thought il best to write you somewhat
detailed but yet authentic account OF the engage
ment 70 far as relates to Gen. Princes Brigade; and
as ] was in the action from the beginning of II until
dark, and occupied a central position, l have
knowledge of what write, sufficient ut least 10 give
correct account OF the movements Of the brigade
Tie brigade led by Gen. Prince entered the field
IN which the action was fought at o'clock p. m
and were marched by the flank about ne-thrd of a
mile to the eastward, to "a farmhouse, near which
was a temporary observatory. The brigade was
composed of the lllth Pennsylvania Volunteers
commanded by Major Walker on the right flank,
followed by the. Sd Maryland Volunteers, Col DE
Witt; next the Tooth Pennsy lyania, Col. Shamrock,
and on the extreme left the l02d New-York Voun-
teers, commanded by Major Jas. c. Lane.
The regiments were marched by the house, so that
nj the halt and front Of the brigade the house
opposite the center Of the line. In about live min
ui.s after the halt Gen. Prince received orders to
place his brigade IN position behind the 4th and 9th
Maine batteries. Gen. Prince then gave the COM
inand to countermarch the brigade and led the move
ment himself.
la obedience to the order, the 9Th and 18th Reg.
ulars, followed by the lllth Penn. Vols, counter
marched, bringing toe right of the line to the west
ward and marched to the position at the rear and
about 80 PAGES lower down the hill than the posi-
ton Of the batteries. BY some mistake the 80 Mary
land did not cOuntermarch after the lllth Pennsy-
vaus pbut rsmaned standing in their irst position;
and ~ the orders Of Gen. Prince were for each bat
talon At the left TO follow precisely the movements
of the regiment 1t its rights, the rest OF the line re-
manned. In about five minutes Gen. Prince and
staff returned at gallop and ordered the Sd Mary
land 70 follow the llth Penney lvsDa at double quick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
QunntrilI,s Guerilla War Orders.
From The LtartnporM Con,urafire. AUG. Is

From The Ltdrtnp0rm C0Hstrdfite, Aug 10
The following paper was found near Lexington
No., by VIM. NJ. Pleas, esq, of this city. IL sui
feently explains why many Union men have
lately been assassinated in the vicinity Of Lexing
ton, Independence, and Westport. The Rebel Sec
rotary of War recognizes g'Ierillas as regular so
diers Let him compare the orders Of his soldier
Up. Hays, with thote of Gen. Pope, which so re-
Gently excited bis Ire, and he will find that reaia-
ton ~ game that we too can play at.
GRDER No. 1-Whereds. The United States Govern nj
has ordered all male citizens. between the Of eighteen
and oriye yebrs to take up e-enfoce the
defeated Federal troop before Richmono,
We proclaim t. all wishing 20 avoid this dram Into
tbe Federal to to Of the camps ia the
brush. where they will mud and Ammunition with which
TO operate against the Federal troops possible point
ORDER No An persons rho sal be found going 20
Federal military post who is liable to be drcited into the
Federal army shall bs shot when taken. Any who 4,
known TO have ropororted 70 military post the where
sbouts OF southern men, shall be ehot BY order OF
w L. QUAsTKILg. UPTON HAYS.
OhpRR No 3hDy one known TO have paid money to the
Federal Government to exempt him from military duty 1.
liable have his chsItle property taken for the the
Southern army. UPTON HAYS.
w. C. QUASTRILH.
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army to-day; but hast evening they were success.
fully crossing the Chickahominy, On route 70 VIII
ismsburg, whore HE advance had arrived. and LAT
night their baggage team was passing through
Yorktown toward Fortress Monroe.
PHILADKIPHIA, Tuesday Ana 10 1aea
The Bulletin says gentleman who left Fortress
Monroe last evening furnishes the following infor.
nation:
The Army of the Potomac had Ill arrived 4 The
lower end of the Peninsula without being molssssA
on the way in the slightest degree.
Gen. Mcclellan, it was understood, was al VIII.
liamsburg yesterday morning.
Fitz John Porter's division, which wac on tho
opposite side of James River, has also como down
the Peninsula.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Fortress Monroe on
Sunday, and went up the James Rive. US far az the
Chickahominy to see how operations were going on.
He returned yesterday morning to the Fortress, re-
porting everything satisfactory.
The weather was cool and delightful, and most
favorable for the movement of troops.
Most Of the gunboats esme down the river, but
come remain to guard the poutoon bridge across tho
Chckahominy, over which the army passed on it,
way down the Peninsula. pI.
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Enrolment Of Citizens.
STATE oP NEw-ioRK,
yynrv AnvnC Afru-l,r<ERatx DppapTe


JrpGI.Apy0cArB-CESERALs DgPARTNEyr.>
NEw-YoRK, Aug IL. 1892.
To THE CITIZENS OF NEw-YoRK AND BR0OKLYS:
In obedience to orders the President OF the United
States and of the Governor of the State Of NewYo thor
ouyh enrolment about bs made under my direction OF
all white citizens between the of eighteen aud forty
five wears siding the cities fNewyork and Brooklyn.
For the purpose making this enrolment nave spponted
one or more persons in each the several election districts
of the cities each OF whom bears conmson
under my hand aud fully authorized between the hours Of
n in the morning and in the afternoon TO inquire in
courteous and proper manner OF the occupants OF all DWELL
ing houses stores tsnemen and other buildings in the said
ces the names and ages OF the residents thereof and inss
much as equity requires that the of al persons liable "
military duty should be enrolled that the proposed das
may not fall with undue severity upon class Of our people,
respectfully urge all good censto aid the enrolling ocers
in the performance OF their srduous duties by giving them
freely the information required and al evfdspose0
W any such bel that by Withholding such is-
formation OF interfering with the enrolling officers they VIII
render themselves liable instant arrest by the Provost-
Mar,hs.s guard aud severe punishment
further request that any Improper conduct on the part OK
the enrolling officers may he reported at the Office, No. %
roadway in tn. City of NeWfork, at the Academy Of
Music in the City of Brooklyn, without delay.
wM. HENRY ANTHON
Judge. Advocate General and Chief Enrolling Officer.
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Observation-Disclosures.

10 he Editor Of Tie \. y. TTibTHe
Sir: In your issue Of the 10th appears paragraph
under the head of PERSONAL the subject OF Gen Robert
McCoo lately murdered in Northern Alabama that contains
wonderful quantity Of errors Gen. Robert McCook was
the Vienna affair any "unfortunste rsihssA
expedition from Alexandria to vienna undertaken ~
Gen Scenek There such expedition ordered oy1
Gen. SchencEs superior officer. No prompt acton on mo
part OF Col Robert Mecook any other McCooh ssved
our little troop capture destruction" Gen Sc'en
wa, in command and broush. OF bis command himself Col
Robert MoCooS was not at Bull Run. did any Me'0'~
commence the seton by making the hrst ataet "o'
any McCook actually f,nked aud surrounded by the
on that OCCASION and Of bic hrmne'' sno 'A'
not called on. take some trouble to con''''' 'A'
hoods for they sre popular and will keep eife~'aAs'
Ua.hirg.on, Aug. L., 100!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
THE WAR IN THE sOUTH-WEsT
Rcpertes Bniiies nj Lexington and in Jn'is-
son County-The GuerriiIas rnid 10 be
Vic,orious-Gen. Lime mt Lexington
with Re-en(orCenents-R sara In
aur PO.sessiou.

our Possession.
ST.. LoUI., Tuesday. Aug. 49, 1852.
! The Hon. John S. Phelps, Military Governor, and
WIN. +. Switzler, Secretary Of State Of Arkansas,
left Yesterday for Helens, Ark.
Cols. Mcneil and Guntar have been promoted to
Brioadier-G Generals Of the enrolled ml1ia for the
,ecsn, battles with the guerillas. The city wa
nnu of vague rutnors yesterday that fight bad &C.
cured on Friday last near Lexington, between
about 800 Union troops and the euerrillas OF Guam
trelps Hayes's and Hughes, in which the Unionisis
,rere defeated but no official advices have yet been
received.
Passenger, by the Pacific Railroad, however,
bring reports that II fight did occur on Frday m
Lone jack Jackson County, about ~ miles sonth-
west OF Lexington, between part OF Co'' fhiillps
and Crit,enden's regiments of State troops, Soo
strong. and abont 5000 Rebels, under ('lantreii
and other guerilla chiefs, resulting in the defeat Of
the State forces with oss Of 200 killed and wouhded
and two pieces of artillery. Official accounts a'e
expected to-day. ,ss,
Brig Gen. Lane has reached here with re-ehorce'
ments rendering the safety Of the place certain
The gunbost Werner is also here which can DO
valuable service ia cass of attack. Some OF Juan
trells general orders have been found near here.
MsxPHis, Saturday, Aug 10, lSs
The Granada APPEAL Of the 18th states thst tho
Unionists took possession of Bayou Sara ON Monday,
tho lltb inst, seizng all the sugar and mo'asses ana
quartering q garrison there; also, that the Rebels
have been re-snfaTced in ArkaDsssj that tho ord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

~. C;uc;nnati Ga<ette's Huntsville oorreepe =
ant .t.tsd 4 few days ago that Gen. Turchin Lad
ban sccutted by the Court Martial before which
nc ses 10 ,I;sd. TRs statement 10 not true. Gen.
Tnrchn was found guilty, a. the following brief dis
patch, sent by him to friend at Chicago, en-
"wednesday, shows:
HrSTsvILLx, Ala, Aug. u, 1861
am dismissed from the service Isavs for ChesSs 70.
,errov J. B. TURCHlN
Il Is intimated that a. the prisoner was tried -
Colonel Turchn, when he had already been appoint.
ed Brigadier General, the proceedings Of the Court
are null and void. This plea was made BY the prs
oner's counsel, At the time Of the trial, but Wa
oyerruled. ". Louis NewN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
FROM BURNsIDE'S ARMY CORPS.
The General Muster Of Troops-Lnrge Ac.
cessions Of Rcgiments-The subsisfing
Order,-Arrest Of Citizens Of Frede-

From Our Special Correspondent
CAHP MAR FREDRRicKsBuRs, Va, Aug. IL, 1862.
Great activity prevails in the camps to-day this
being the time designated by the Secretary of War
for the general of troops. The returns from
the old regiments Of this army Corps will doubt
less show as well us those Of any other command.
Despite an unhealthy climate the exposures Of O
hard campaign in North Carolina, and the losses
by battle, our regiments can all show good line
of battle 'front.' New regiments are pouring in by
every train, ard a large force has already been
q nssed at this point.
Something of maraudng spirit having developed
itself among these new arrivals, and too much
license seeming likely TO result from individual con-
struction of the Cobiiscaton Act, General burnside
has Issued the following General Order, which COM
mends itself to all for the spirit, moderation, aud
good judgment which it displays:
IlKADeUARTEKs NINTH ARxY CORPS
NYlK FRKDKRlcKsBURG Va, August II. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS No. IA INTERPRETATION seems 10
ct to the ,pnt oiaei s The President OF tie United
territory which will lead to serious license unless promptly
checsed and with this object the Commanding General calls
The OF private property under any circumstances b.
unnuthorized parties is strictly prohibited.
The asteiu' OF indlscTmioae plumber Impoverished
connty w a. S ous The i,b.bi,sn, ca.s tS,
lev es should made established rules and
III. charge Of die e., and competent officers.
Whsnevsr Ia the ud. ment OF the Commanding General il
h h. necessary lew pvae property the prop
er officers vii, be appointed who viii carry out rhemeasure
according ~ the ussses OF civilized warfare and with the dc
termination tho part OF the Commanding General that h.
,hs lape barbss. all unauthorized sud
,qur seizures will be followed by and speedy pun
i,hmeut BY Command OF MaorGen. BURNSIDE
LEWIS RICHMOND, Asst Adj teen.
The Ter talionis doctrine having been enunciared
by the Rebel authorities their ehalice is likely to
be commended to their own lips. Seven Union citi-
zens of Virginia recently arrested and carried
10 Richmond where they were thrust into prison
aud treated with extreme severity. Accordingly on
the suggestion Of Gen. Wadsworth fourteen of the
principa citizens OF Fredericksburg, including the
Mayor and some OF his advisers We're arrested few
DAYS ago and sent TO Washington. to be held as
hostages for the seven loya.is,s. Their names are:
Mont. Slaughter, Mayor. VIM u. Norton
a. ~ C. Rove w. y. Mason.
Juo J. Berry. Jno. Coakley.
hichsel Amsa Benz Temple.
Edwin Carter. Abn. Coz
J.H. Roberts Dr. Cook.
Jonn H. Scott. Lewis Wren.
Among the recent arrivals Of convalescent officers
is Brig Zen. j. T. Rodmsn late Col. of the 4th X.
L. who left Newbern early in June in a very de-
bilitated state. He is now completely restored to
health and will enter upon his duties as soon as
brigade is assigned to. him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

nance stores there have been increased and that
Gen. Holmes has assumed command Of that State.
The Appeai contains long editorial, in which it
Gays the sooner we to look for foreign aid or
European Intervention the better for all concerned
The writer also desgnates Valandigham, Wood.
Pierce, and Seymour Of Connecticut, with some half
dozen other prominent men, rs the only true
friends the South can count upon in the North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Movements Of the Army-Jackson's
Movemrnss-The Position or the Rebels
The Attempt 10 Capture Gens' Pope
From Our Special Correspondent.
HgDouiRrERs Ggg. SiGsL
CROOKED RuS. Va, AuguU II, 1862.

From Our Special Correspondent
HEADQuAKrERs AMY or VIRGINIA
CxDAR MOUNTAIN. Aug II. 1852
The advance Of the army during last week stopped
at the RspAan. and its movements may be summed
up in the statement that Gen. Pope now occupies in
force the left bank Of the river, on line sucienty
broad to observe and check any offensive move Oh
the enemy, and yet with bis divisions 20 posted AS
to be capable Of immediate concentration. Inc 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
ProlS Gen. McCIellan's Army.

FoRrRSss MoSsos TuesAsy. Aug Is. 1862.
great number of steamships, steamboats,, and
schooners are now in this harbor, loaded with dis
abled soldiers and commissary stores; also camp
equiPage, tents &C., from Hsrrison's Landing, and
apparently awaiting orders
The Harrison Landing mail-boats made rbeir reg
ular trips up to yesterday, when they were hsuiod
of.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. MeClsllane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The LaW Call for Troops-Cayuga and
Wayne Counties Ahead.

AuBURy, Tuesday, Aug 10, 1852
The Counties Of Cayuga aud Wayne have donc
robly in raising volunteers for the war. D.
The first and second regiments under the call for
Elk hundred thousand men are fall to the maximum
number, and recruiting is still rapidly going on.
Everybody in these counties wants to 20 10 the
war.
Both of these regiments were raised under the de
rection of Col. Segoine, who is Colonel of the lss
Regiment.
The home of VIM. ii. Seward, Secretary Of State,
is ahead of any other district in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

Troy, Tuesday, Aug. Ig, 1867.
The Board of Supervisors OF Rensselaer, County
re.assembled to-day, and appropriated $4,000 as
bounty money, to be paid to men enIsting under the
second call for 300,O 600 men.
The object il to avoid draft in the county If pos
sble. Renssalesrs Regiment, under the first call,
is full and will leave for Washington next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

BALTIMORE Tuesday. August le, 1904
A dispatch from Gen. Kelly at Cumberland, Nd,
says that our pickets were fired on at Romney Road
yesterday afternoon and one man MORALLY wounded.
A force sent in pursuit overlook a party of Bush
whackers near North River Mills attacked them and
killed the notorious guerrilla Bob Edwards. Tho
rest escaped to the mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Recruiting in PhiIndelphia.

PBILADRIPnIA, Tuesday Aug is, ISt0.
Recruiting was very brisk to-day, and if contin-
ued will soon ill Philadelphias quota for the first
300, 900 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Arrest Of sympathizere.e

BALTIMORE, Tuesdsy Aug. I9 I66Z
The steamer Balloon, which left here Sunday
night on special service returned this afternoon with
& dozen citizens of Caroline County, charged with
disloyal acts. They were all lodged in Fort
McHeury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Thirtv.uiufh Massachusetts

BOSTON, Tuesday, Avg. TT lSbl.
Lieut.-Col. Ingraham OF New-Bedford, an expe-
rienced officer, has been commissioned by Gov.
Andrew Colonel of the 39th Massachusetts, Regi-
ment, now in camp at Pitsfe!d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The sixtecu,h Maine Regiment.

Boston, Tuesday, Aug IT, 1907
The Maine 10th arrived at o'clock, and left at s,
via the Fall River steamboat route for New-York
and the South. 1t is fine body of men, thoroughly
equipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Stnte Troops.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Aug. IS, l0X
The Albany regiment, one Of the best ever ssnS
from this city, left at O'Clock tonight for New
York.
The Board of Supervisors to-day agreed by vote
to continue payment of County bounty Of 80 70
recruits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
THE REDELAYTACK ON BATON
Pie DESTRUCTION OF TIE RAN ARKANSAS
Official Reports Of Our Naval oficers
OUR LAND FORCE AIDED BY TIE GUNB0ATS
I ,ath CT Commodore Wainwright.

s. .cisi Dirra,ch 10 The N. y Tribune
WAsnNGTOS, Tuesday, Aug ls, 1862
The Navy Department ls in receipt of volumlnons
y patches from Admiral Farrasut, and among them
he following:
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