The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

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Etervwhcrc - see evidences 81
il.s ronpicieness Of yesterday sec.
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Tie battle was fought Al Cross
Key. and takes that maine.
1le rebel loss "as greatly sapsror
TO cars.
They Iei their deal and many
wounded an the frla Me- Jess than
500 dead eers e.uud, and many woan-
del.
I've ~ their gus were leli behind
which We capture this m1mins.
Cad, Daa -. e Gen. Fr-mopts
STAFF, was kti.rd
Capt. Gmrman. Of Clusvrc,l's
SAT-. vas sctrfe'y SOU ded.
No other staff o;Hrcrs sounded.
Tie reDsl wounded ncte found IN
every hoase along tie road
Ambulance. Wagons, arms and
cloihng slresed the Grll
Forty Of oar Nouo'lrd taken pri,-
oueu we're left IA church and we're
reiakrn.
Tie 6,h Louisiana los, al bu, thir.
Ify m
Itfe relIraied till midnight.
aH3 IS peuiag t..ep r.si guarl cruss-
ia l.le Shenandoah Al this place, ADD
burned tie bridge.
MONDAY.
Washington, June It.
Dispatches received to day AT the
War Department state that a demon-
straiion was made yesterday evening
by tbrce Of rebel cavalry and arti-
lery on the right faux OF Gen. NJ
ClellIns army a. Iau-alfs Station.
apparently wuh the intention Of in.er-
rupng his ra lnad communication.
/ He attempt vas mri bi force Of IN
fautry. aud lic rebels reireated.
No damage was done TO tae rail-
r al.
No advices from Gen. Ilallcck ar
my have been received to-day.
The valley Of The Shenandoah re-
mains quiet as far rs heard from.
A dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan.
army, dated to-day, says:
The movements of the enemy to-day
have been extensive. and as yet arr,
involved in mystery.
Large bodies Of men have been
seen moving down from tie neiglibor
hood of MechanicsviIle bridge and
Richmond, towards the large battle
field.
Our piekets we're yesterday driven
in from Old Church, during which
Capt. RosalI of the cavalry was woun.
ded, showing that the enemy design
making a demonstration in that diryc-
ton.
A contrahand who came in yestcr-
day reported that three thousand cav.
airy left Richmond on Wcdnesda',
going in The direction Of Freiericks-
burg.
This is probably the force which
appeared at Old Church.
The rebels opened at daylight this
morning sharp fire from artillery IN
front OF Gen. Sumner 1t lasted for
about three hours. We had one man
killed and one wounded.
A number Of prominent citizens liv-
ing betwt ca New Kent Court lious,
and the Chckthonny have been Az
rested by order q CD. logals on 81
picinn oi coa eating with The en-
envy.
There i, ~ doubt but the rebel
General, are dily advised OF ever,
movement 81 our troops by the people |
who have remained at home.
The weather is HOT AMI ,nllry.
Memphis. June 2
The secession ;, mpalhlzers are hc-
coming more bold dairy IL the expires
sion Of their sentiments.
Union citizens complain that the
rule Of Col. Fitch is TOO lrnirnt, aud
lhat unu! lhey are assured Of better
projection TREY canot ayow their sen
tIpeHis.
The Provost Marshal requires an
oath from all applicants for passes or
permits to ship goods. The stringen
cy Of lis requirements are such tlat i
has already caused considerable ex-
element in the city.
An officer occupying an important
position IN one Of he railroad, running
from this city has just returned from
Grenada.
Gen. liindnu is sad 80 lave gone
10 Afkan,a, wIth tie troops Of Thai
State. after the evacuation OF Corinth
Gen. Pope had reached Okolona.
Gen. Beaurcgard was still retreat.
inn. Gen. Price was with him, aud
Jeff. Thompson was ut Grenada with
less than a thousand men.
The rolling stock Of the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad is all At Panala
station. this side Of Grenada. I
The Post Off eand Adams Express
Office are both open here to-day.
Jefferson City, June ID.
In the Convention to-day bill was
passed 'ppropriaiing fifty thousand
lollars in defence warrats for the care
Il The lick and wounded soldiers.