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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23


I The long contemplated invasion Of Kentucky
in force BY the rebels, with the intention of cut
ting of Gen: BUELLs army and carrying the war
across the Ohio River is now being made. The
news is absolutely alarming. The rebels are in
the front and the rear Of General Gro. ".
MoRGAH, commanding the Union troops at
Cumberland Gap. He has retreated to Bar
boursville, and the rebels are already at Lon.
don in bis rear and pressing hard in front. This
Is not runnor and exaggeration, but the truth Of
history. Gen. BUELL. is reported to be in . bad
fix. It 10 certain that the rebel maranders have
cut off ralraoad communications between
Louisville and Nashville, the line over which
BUELL. Obtained such supplies as the country he
occupies could afford. It may be essential to
the subsistence and therefore safety Of the Army
of the Ohio, that that road be Immediately
possessed by our troops and efficiently guarded
throughout. In the meantime if there are any
means of living off the enemy, Cen BUELL. must
employ them So. soon after harvest and in
the season Of roasting ears, it is unlikely that
to get supplies from the Notrh. The rebels are
also heard nom in Eastern Kentucky and
Western Virginia The Kanawha Valley again
swarms with guerrilias, and HuxpHRY MAasHALI,
With hs horde. is expected on the Big Sandy
The State of Indians ismeeting this emergency
in style that must thrill ali beholders with admi
rtaion. The extent Of the reinforcements she is
sending into Kentucky is limited only BY the
capacity of the railroads to transport them. She
10 not only sending swarm of regiments, COM
posed of the very best men in the State, ill
superb:y appointed, but Gems. WALLACE, DUxosr
AoRss and REYHoLDs, Ranging among the best
military men Of the nation, the two latter I'M
fortunately hetofore In retirement, 70 with them,
and their presence IL of the greatest consequence
giving to the new troops confidence that they
will be ably led.
q Ohio will not be 90 prompt With her new
troops at the new seat Of war Is Indiana, but
tha whole state is filled with the din of pre-.
paEation, and there is unceasing application to
business In Columbus Before The close Of the
week the work will count ID the right quarter
We shall zee grand army moving out of, the
chaos Of recruiting stations. Il would have
been better II our men could have had some
time 20 DO drilled and disciplined in the State
camps, but every camp In the seat Of war In
Kentucky win b q camp of instruction The
duty Of the hour 10 to PILL VI rHr Nrw RxGr!
HENTs. II it we're not for the new organizations
to be put iu the field, disappearance ID that the
rebels would actually occupy Kentucky aud cut
on our armies in Tennessee. Cincinnati Com.
merciA 18th. -5assa 7f8f eF'i6f7s
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NEnrau, Aue. 10, via CAno, 10.h.-The fer
ryboat Aid, plying between Memphis and Mound
City Ark, was burned BY gusrrillas ct Mound
City, Saturday. Stores in the vicinity wefl
robbed, and many horses stolen. i IL
Petitions, dgned BY numerous gentlemen and
ladies of Memphis, was laid before Gen. Sher
man and the city authorities, fmploring them "a
close liquor shops ts
Grenada Appeal Of the 18th, contains the
following. 49,. s..
RcMosD, Aug. lsth.-The following official
despatch was received to-day.
HEADQUARTERS, VALET DIsrRICf, sss
- e. i.;TsQ Aug, 18th, 8 O'Clock, A. II.
za Colon the evening Of the 9th, God blessed
our army with . glorious victory near Culpeper
g. a. The enemy, according to the statement
of prisoners, consisted Of Banks, Mcdowell,
and Sigers divisiona We have over 400 pris.
oners, including Brig. Gen. Prince, while our
list of killed is less than that of the enemy
Yet We have TO mourn the loss of some Of our
best officers and men. 3 Brig. Gen. Charles 8.
Winder vas mortally wounded, while ably dis.
charging his duty, in advance IF tho left wing
Of the. army.
We have collected about 1900 small arms.
and large amount of ordnance stores.
80 l am, Col Your ob't ser't,
.RseaaiE T. J.JAcKsos,
~ ia .i5sliaea Major Gen'l CONF ding.
To Col. +. h. Clinton, A. A.G. eseb $50.
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The Tlmes' sdsa Of success.

NV Yolx, Aug a0.-An army letter in the
Times says the last soldier Of the retreatine
army passed the Chioahominy at 9 o'clock Non.
day night There has been no attack on the
rear and no loss of any kind, and this retro.
grade movement has been perfect sscoess.
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NV HADRD, Ne, Aug. 2o.-A force Of cav
airy from this post, under Capt. Frank Moore
while on m expedition 70 Charleston attacte 4
. rebel Damp on White Oak Ridge. west Of fI;cI
man, killing 1 Of the snsmy, taking 10 prisoners
including two Captains - horses and ahont II
stand Of arms l'aataI yua y 5as7sss7 49, : )
Capt. aoore'and one private va a wounded
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iUniea Rrlssncrs from Chariesson. s'ss
I WARRINGTON Aug. 20-The officers who have
besn confined in the Jail ct Charleston, South
Carolina, have arrived here al wen,
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III Y s1ronsado0 sailed. hsAt5d@5 oa
y PAlLADsLR1IA, August 2l.-Ths Ironsides,
Commander Thonas Turner, sailed from the
Navy Yard o.dsy, On her hrst cruise. ~ s5T
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

INV York, AZ. %. The Commercial say,
it has information that junction Of Nc
Clellan's, Pope's and Burnslde's forces has
been effected at Acquia Greek. The
same paper says that reliable advices from
James river, state that the rebels occupied Har-
rison's Landing and their pickets extend as far
as the Chickahominy. A lsrge portion of our
gunboat fotilla with the flag. ship, was above
Harrison's Landing and would probably give the
rebels test of their quality. +.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

! Down, Del, Aug. 1.-the Delaware Union
Convention nominated WIN. Cameron, 40 olo
Democrat, for Governor. George p fsner va
renoninated for Congress BY aoclamasion. -
Great enthusiasm prevailed among tie immspsa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

n Mccain aaA CorceFan q Balfinsrs. :
BAl1MoRs, Aug 20-Glaerals Mccall and
Coroosan will arrive here Of O'Clock this 3, N.
He viii address the Irish Of this city to-nisht
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RYy TELEGRAPH.


IT'D - D.p US.e dGo6k VIM skfsss =
.onnoeed al he 6tatss Of Ohio, 1ieAigen. y.
disne. Illinois, Michigan anA Ky, est Of Tenn.
liver apd isciadisy Cumberland Gap and the
troope In The vicinity.
ri. Gen. b. G. Wright 10 assigned 70 the De-
paseesnt Of Ohio.
b. order Of tine Secretary Of VA.
Meued1 ED. TowxssHD, A. 4. 6.
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Movemsas Of 1902.

MOve0Oae q TrooDo.
( Nsw YoRx, August 30.-Ths Tooth regiment
from Rochester will b here this evening, and
leave BY the Amboy routs. a
The 18th will also leave Albany this ?. u,
via the N. J. route. The 18th Maine also goes
BY the latter route tonight sl @'tN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-I have heard re.
port ofSgreat Importance from the army; what
it is am not at liberty to state, but am led
to believe that some movement Of the bighes,
.;culals ~ sooo =. Ssef .n,ho.iz.S ~ sSno par,
We are informed and have every reason 70 cred.
it the report, that Gen. Butler will soon bs re.
called from the Department Of the Gull, and
that Gen. Dix will take his place there, With
his headquarters a. New Orleans, and that be
vii! be associated in the ;administrstion OF tie
Local affairs with Hon. Reverdy johnson, as
Provisional Governor of the i6sste.,ltSa LAT 20
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Dinnsr to General yvileox.

NEW YoRK, Aug "a most elegant dinner
was given to Gen. Wilcox last evening at the
Atheneum Club, Fifth Avenue, BY our fellow
citizen, W. n. Blodgett Esq, in which he wss
Joined byA few personal friends Of the General.
Among the distinguished guests were Major.
General Mitchell, Asyor Opdyke. Hon. Hiram
Burney, Chas.a Manehal, Esq. David Dudley
Field, Gen. Asboth, Col. Bayley Meyers, Col.
F. Howell, Capt. Hodges, aud others, oil Of whom
made short capital speeches which, IS the occa.
sion was not Of public character, We refrain
from publishing.
The speech Of Gen. Mitchell was one of the
most beautiful and patriotic efforts of the As
tronomer General. aFf | $50 s45iaaa $3.50
Gen. Wilcox, in closing very interes ting &C.
count of bis prison experience, which he mod.
estlY requested would not be made public ex.
pressed himself ss laying no claims to be con-
sidered q martyr and only hoped for the recog-
milton of such services d he may be enabled to
render bis country in the field to which he ar
IDENTITY wished be might be speedily assigned
Gen. Wilcox will return to the west in a few
days, where il isexpected important duties will
be assigned him. @5 ~ ,'1+'"
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! eHt NO NeWu. sus4l4ug 0I gaAG
The Richmond Examiner of Aug. 6th says
We have no news of interest from the PENN
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GEN. POPEs ARMY ON THE
RETREAT.
He Falls Back in Good !,
A. ordera N 4
Great Rattle % 10 Fought
t. the RRDD0h0mmOClk.

- ~
the RapPahamm0ck.
The Tribune letter from the Headquarters oil
the army Of Virgins, at Cedar Mountain, Aug.
18th, says that the army is again on the march
and@hat march . retreat. A camp which only
yesterday vas pitched ct the foot Of noun
tain now memorable forever, dissolved this ?. Y.
into thin cir and headquarters are here without
Q camp, but here only for On hour or three hours
II matters not which. The hurried order came to
be ready 70 start ct once and before two hours
had passed the tents and baggage Ill, of bead
quarters but the personal, were gone to the rear.
We understand il 10 whispered that the whole
army Of Virginia 10 In retreat aad presently II
begins 70 be added that the whole army Of Rich.
mond 10 on the advance-that the Rebels threat.
on to turn our left flank. and, in . word. are
marching straight for Fredericksburg, for Wash.
ington and the North perhaps, but before the
North, before Washington, or before Frsdericks.
bufgh arc taken, one Of the most desperate bat
ties are 70 b fought This army is not run.
ming away, nor ID General Pope outgeneralled
BY Stonewall Jackson. threatened on the left
flank, threatened BY "a army that counts it's
hundreds of thousands of miserable and desper-
ate troops, it retreats indeed but IL retreats TO
fgM. By daylight it must cross the Rappahan-
mock, but when once on the north bank Of that
river, it no longer retreats; it begins to man
oeuver. The battles of this war are about to bs.
gin. M 5sss sn
CuLrEPpsR, Aug. 10, 6 A. MI was OK.
pected that the army would Cross the Kappa
hammock by 10 o'clock, but the passage Of the
dams was so much delayed that it will not be
attempted. The corps or Banks and Mellow
oil is coming up, both will await the arrival Of
Sigel, and will not be hurried; masses Of
troops are pouring in, in swift but orderly
marches along the narrow woods and over the
fields towards the town, they are already list
snirg for the sound Of following cannon, oil
day long the march will continue.
SiEel Is not expected till noon and whatever
happens, not regiment leaves till the real
comes up. .- -,,e..s- "a !,
It is'a wonderful retreat for, in spite Of
delays, there 10 NO panic among the trains, and
though the troops are moving to the rear
they march - If 70 battls. q:
There will b no battle to-day if any means
can avert it, perhaps none tomorrow; but on
the Rappahannock, before the week closes, comes
the deadliest struggle Of the war. rt
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NV YoBk, Aug. al.-Steamsr Haas.cbu... !.
from Port Royal, Stone inlet, Chaleston. a q :
on, the 18th, arrived this morning. Wssths,
South has been intensely hot : g.g;a- 80 :
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FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON Aug. l2l.-1t has been ascer-
atined from the, State Department that rumors
Of Intervention or mediation BY european powers
are unfcunded. "a .. ytls5l.ase9 5gi .sat o
It is also untrue that Gen. Dix is to take But.
ler's place at New Orleans, or that Rsyerdy
The rebel Gen, Stewart Chief of STAFF, with
Dtjor Fitz Hugh, has reached hers, having been
captured b. BnfoIaS cavalry near Louiss Court
Released prisoners 4 gay the 3 Qualifications
about Richmond are. still being pushed for
Ward. ,ss ,sosf sal agsE : = #k% $50 10 81
The FIRST, payments in the new postage stamp
currency we're made to day. They are on per-
forated sheets, printed on bank note paper,
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Irlsh Rexluaent,

BosroN, Aug. 3l.-A number Of patriotic
irish officers and citizens have obtained permits
sion from Gov. Andrews to raise now Irish
regiment for nine months service. Recruiting
viii commence Of once. 3 Z,
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Northern secesh burning Bridges.

,iii CINCINNATI, Aug. 2l.-Two bridges on the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad as LoveIand
were burned yesterday morning. supposed to be
by rebel sympathizers., On the first train that
run through one of the bridges, the engine and
three cars were wrecked. No one hurt. The
bridges are being rapidly reconstructed.
The frs: installment Of rebel prisoners leave
Indianapolis to-day for Vicksburg Others Will
leave at the rate of one thousand per day until
all are exchanged. sa4s1aa y
Indiana has sent into the field IA, 4s0 men
since Sunday. t. tkE-.
- Ohio troops rapidly following. re- ~ y =
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Special - Now York Rapers. 4
Especial to Tribune.


WAsulHafoH, Aug l9-The. mind Of the
Government Is again agitated touching the cea-
sorship Of the press. Complaints have besu
made that news Of important movements BY
the national armies is persistently published in
advance By the New York journala Gen. Hal.
leck has determined to order correspondents
out Of the lines of Gen. Pope, II not also Of
those Of other Generals AID that the exodus
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Recruitlng On PhiladeIphia,

PH,IXpELrH1A, Aug. s-Recruiting was
very brisk to-day, and, if continued, will soon
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81 ga .ita1iata Major Genl Com ding.
TO Col. 3. b. Clinton, A. A. G.. cas- -
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