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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-13
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-13
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-13
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-13
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biele biQiser gu Sertaufen ais trsenb Elm anberea
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-13
81 6 8

Ter Undergraduate 1T sprbsrsitst, benz sesbrtsn
Yublttum BON St.pauL iotpie cen5ptels, Wrtb>
1GaTte1, OamptbOUten &c. p6brenb hes eansen
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Spbn @a9ner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
The Victories Of the Union Armies-Ihe
Audsciiy or thc Rebels severely Pun
i.hed-Tnrdiue.s OF Mcclellan.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WAsHiSGroy. Aug e9-Evenins.
The Union armies are everyv here victorious.
jackson is driven from Manassas Lon sIree buried
back through the Gap and Popes headquarters are
AZ Manassas Junction. The railway Is in onr pos
ses.ion, and communication Will tie Immediately
restored be,w cen the capital aud the army Of Gen.
Pore. The Rebel lines are broken, their forces
crushed and flying, our army in pursuit. They have
Abandoned Centreyille ana Fairfax, and all the lioe
near Alexandria md the territory in front CT tho
capital is once more free from the Rebel tread.
A dispatch from Gen. Pore, dated Mana.s.s juno.
ton 10 clock last night received this afternoon BY
Gen. HalIeck, announces two.iod victory Q, Ma
nsssas apd Gainesville.
Stonewsll Jackson, who held Manassas Junction
and the country adjacent with thirty thousand men,
was attacked ON "Wednesday by Hookers division.
After lard day 8 ight jackson was compelled 70
withdraw from his lines aud 10 coEeentrte his
forces at tine junction ITSELF He held there tue I'D
Rebel fort defended by artillery taken from The l2th
New.York Battery ON Monday night.
The attack was renewed Oh thursday morning,
Hooker having been re.eDforced by the residue Of
Hentzeman's corps aud by the corps of Fi,z John
Porter, which had come up and taken position that
morning. jackson was driven from Manassas with
heavy loss, and fell back by the CeutervilIe road
treating fret Centrevile, abandoning tia. position
precipitaiey and continuing his Retreat toward Vi
enna.
Gen. Buiords cavalry brigade pursued the flying
enemy and occupied Cen,rcville yesterday.
Gen. Pope's headquarters we're esla5Iished at Ma
nassss function yesterday and the pursuit continues
under his direction.
jackson is in full retreat to-day toward the LONDON
Railroad, marching probably upon Vienna, and In
tending 10 push on by WAY OF Aide Gap or Lees.
burg to mite with the remnants OF Longstree.'s
corps beyond the Bull Ron Mountains.
The Rebel retreat, if successfully continued, must
be, it is supposed. by way of SncSers Gap into The
Shenandoah valley--thence, by way of StrSsbnrg
and Harrisonburg, to Staunton BnI jackson has ad.
yapccd 80 far and s nearly ipcosed that the can
turo or humiliation Of all his army Is confidently
anticipated.
simultaneously with this brilliant success. tho
corps Of Longstreet, which was advancing from
White Plains through Ihoroughfare Gap. to The re-
lief of jackson, was met attacked, and defeated, by
he combined corps Of Sigel and Mcdowell, at
Part Of Longstrests routed troop. are
aid TO have attempted to escape by way Of War
See Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Henry 0'NeD. |, 50 Pa.
Sefgt d Brondt, A, 50 Pa.
y. Powers, q, So Pa.

Henry UNen. l. sOPa sergt Henry Klein, u NY
serr, Brondt A, 50 Pa Jonn II. stills, D, o. n 4
p Power. a. So Pa NJ. w. St-tson, A, IS v \.
Ii C. K,ly' < soPa VIM $. Porter, A, 2Md;
L. o. H. s~.e. A, Is Mich Wm W wi.lrSn &C cJj Var
Sergt James Hongh c. 10 M IL H. G. Pratt 80 ~ l.
's Russell NJ 1872 81 n Corp Ro6su.on N Y
i. A. saiiv' 'FsNY Juo Mrcott, C 2N.Y.
]. GaTstensck.r n 5N Y Jas Sullivan w. ~ 4.
Corp Wheat, ,5N T. D. N. wayne, d; - AN;
cb r.' S0Ss:o o. w. O. jones' A. Is Y
Sw,in Johnsdn. 4 MINI A. Mesh, l.. lO5 \. Y.
NJ CowIin, a. ID n. Y. Corp; Z hrll"'y h LIST NJ
Henry nsInrr., G P. Res Smith ii lG MAJ, Nc, v
eoge C. Msrstso Co 10Th Jacob Cunningham, Co !, i7h
Corp James Ca.eO Co. cThom' Shine Co x rs Mes s
scrst Conrsd sei,s.r, Co D, =, 49, h Mass r e,vv
vivrY. YouKTn NEW YoRK Lieut.. beer, kihsd; Capt
,onrr wounded In throat Lieut.. Seherach In foot Cspt
Frances K.n.k. Ia head Capt Vernas, in leg Lieut. An
srTr.sSrn MA.s.cnusrrrs-Lieut II. R Banks. killed
Lieut. DaIrsett, Killed Capt Thomas O'iare: wounaeq ia
le.; capt DO, ovan. hrel Lieut. White In side
snvrSTY-sIxTH NHwYoRk -tspt Waters In thigh.
EtgBIl ,Rcosp OHIo-Col CaDtwsll, killed
Osg.iiuspREDrH PEsSYLyAsIA.-Cspt simon Brown
a apt T.mprton k ed Lieut. Curt, stomach ADD breast
aIn" Lieut. Blair. wonnoed; Capt Oliver IN legs Capt Van
Gardnsr Of Lieut. SPENCE 10 back Col Le''He oaa
NrsYohx~CoL Rosa and Capt Held, both
| wounded ,L,,,
sxry.,ycosp PEsssYLyAsIA-Col HAYS. wounded.
osn-nuspmwp..SD.YIYTH PEsssrLvAsI.-Sapt. John
Hs,is 20 wounded badly In leg Csp A. T. Iheinpsoh' ~
shoulder Capt Kobt kIk, IN shoulder; LIEUT. .fag ia
arm. Lieut. Neil slightly. breast; Capt A. g. cfsg act
log Colonel in ankle This regiment 1t s raid LOST hs us
humber al Fair Uak' l., -
TWESTY NINTH NEw.YoRK-Col Soos wounded In arm
idiuan, Won sedltz supposed moItsy Lieut. Rosenberg
~ arin; Lieut. FsldsDeroy. in leg.
FIYrYy,Gnrn Naw.Y1aK-Msjor Hsnke, In arm Lieut..
Wenl ebsusn. Aeju!sn, 10 Gen StenNsht N ys q, d
Aciius AdjatauI Lieut.. Powell tson ofDr Po~e) oil "a
Excelsior Brigade. woundrd. =,
trcILsIoR BRIGADE Lieut. Franklin In groin; Lent
Col hand aud sfm.n utstion VIII mol PieVsoo
be Capt Green. struck by she'll Lieut. hone
wounded
LieutI MnIPhy, Lo~elstouk, Lewk, AID hcAli'Nr' al
hIed.
In addition to the above, Leut. Merriam OF the LIST
Michigan Cavalry was wounded and taken prisoner,
aud Lieut.. Morse Of the same regiment killed. Col.
Roberts and Capt Pomeroy of the lst Michigan
Infantry were killed. Cspr. Parry, commanding
the 10th Michigan, wounded Col Brodhead Of
the Let Michigan Cavalry was captured; Lieat.
Farnham Of the New-York 22d was wounded; Capt.
Lee Perkins Of Co. f, I'd N. y, and Sias German,
private, Co. /, 94th N. Y, died of their wounds;
Milton Phelps, Adutant Of the 10th Pa. Reserves,
was shot through the LEFT lung; Lieut.-Co Fuller,
in command Of The 18th (Brooklynl was wounded in
the thigh by Mimic ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
LOSSES IN THE FIRST NEw-JERsEY BRIGADE,
GEN. TAYLOR.
IIRsI REGIMENT.


W D. Redmond B, Pa -. {. Miller, Hobotsnj Pete
Brob,on, A, Elizabeth s,rst wen4sr x, Hce0sen John
f.s.s1 S9,p s.Sas o,
I1,y o hSSs Coco Dc w. 90 shS.e
.'s.a sA aia ~ Do Do @@ @i.a. B. Ten,oa Cha.
Hooss y ). New iiro1.wci Jos. CLARK X Scotch Psin'
VIM Cow-lL Is, Trenton, Levi Parker, b, jersey City
Levi De kiBg, h, TItnt0n.
SECOND RkGihLST.
G. " Robo,b,m, c. Newark DAVID II. Robothsm, c, DO
Al-I Mcorrs0 A. Elizabeth. Ed~sId English. e. New arb
Nathaniel Har., a, Lns.osihi wm H. bo~n.n, kober
McNar II. Boontoni H. Z. scott III, Newark Jos Denuin
ger A ti1.ps,h. Li.at y. ". Hedge. A. Ne~ari Corp
s-mysr. h. Ne.sk Harvey heddnS A, do Conrad Ga 3
D. do s-rs,. Gusa,us Prince do; Aug Coleman. PhhiF
Tanner Gustav ii.aAepi Cn@. uaniin'shT do Gee hs.d
John skinner. do Hack-tt.town; r.. H. Smith. do. New
arb Bi.~ .nds kaseboon. do FIsdeTct kaufman. do
Corp H. 7 baser Thos cansn' A, knLa3etn' H. cray
ton, do. Newark, A. h. Mcoiesof do Rsh~sy' ~ Cos
ielo. samuel simmons. heSSk h. T. Benedict o. New
arb; Chs. Miller, kdw Hamu God sefg Tho. honno, T..
N-wus Pairick Lehsy. Franklin Jonn ID. WlI.on, +,
Newark. ". 5. DuIborTow, Ph,a Wm snopp,, EnsIe.
hart Coushnan, r. New.rr Tho. Kendall, Newark Wm.
sh.rsn Pater.on; Geo Smith A. kr,brth; henry liar.
vey Isaac Van Gissen Paterson; wm. Burnett q, New
ak; b.. Pressinscr, H.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Lewis G. Rudd, q, bound brook; q NJ selgt w Water
smith do. C.indeui WIN. Visit r.. Camasn Jas Connolly.
EA.be,h; 1es SAei. R S.w,Isi w = y Allen, a. A.
John Conway, Is, Camden, A DfAke. u, ssadyston.
FOURTH RECIPIENT.
sefgt. Bucim.n. Lewis Connolly. Alfred MeCr.vy b,
Trenton; JOhu u isVl-eI W. pufiuktoHf ".
mann ID Princcton; u. ). Sinner Mount Holy Wm IL.
Ch.nne o. Atsne Co I. ID. saul f. Camden 5. b sheI
vslt, u, do
REGIMENTS NOT STATED.
Samuel Lsngwith, Ps,srson; Grant Oberling French
town; Hugh right Orsng- John Evans Newsik ORDERLY
Sergeant Samuel Sutton, Newak; Jos Hardy Patrick
Disney. 80.
Tho iollcx wing are known to be safe, in addition
to those Oh guard duty:
Lieut.. C oil. Hatch. 4th, Dr. Hendres Dr. D. Osborne;
Col. Brown Sd Capt. Tsy Co. X. ID d.. Clark Aaron
Ii Gr.ue Sergt Al. hrala
serst. "a, Chas ii. Bvin X 81, Newark Levi L. Wright,
ID, 4th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
GENERAL POPE REPORTED FAILING BACK.
No Fighting of Consequence on Sunday.
Our Troops Well Concentrated and
in Good Spirits.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
HR,DouARTRRs FIBLD OF BATTLE, I
GRovErOwS, near Gai, esville, Aug. 30, 1862.

GRovErowS, Cal esville, Aus. 30, 1852
To Ma. Gen. HiLLKcK, GeHera!-iR-ChtJ, Wash
iagtor, d. C..
We fought terrible battle here yesterday with
Abe combined forces OF the enemy, which lasted with
continuous fury from daylight until after dark, by
which time the enemy was driven from the field,
which we now occupy.
Our troops are too much exhausted to push mat
tiers, but shall do 70 in the course of the morning.
a. soon as Fitz John Porters corps come up from
Manassas.
The enemy ia still in our front, bat badly used up
We lost not less than 5000 killed and wounded
men. and from the appearance Of the field, the
enemy have lost at least two TO one. He stood
strictly on the defensive and every assault made
by ourselves.
Our troops have behaved splendidly.
The battle was fought on the identical battlefield
OF Bull Run, which greatly increased the enthusiasm
Of our men.
Tie news inst reaches from the front that the
enemy is retreating toward the mountains i go
forward at once 10 see.
We have made great captures hut Am no: able
vet 10 form an Idea Of their extent.
JOHN POPE, MsJorGsEe'sl Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Another skirmish-Uoskcr In Command

wAsHIrsros, Friday. Aug. 70. 1862.
We have, for the past two days, felt satisfied that
the above well-tried, veteran and able brave and
gallant General az we'll as his equally meritorous
eon)rere, Gen. Kearney, would not long remain cut
Off from all communication with their friends, az
well as their supplies We knew that many hours
could not elapse desperate effort would be
made by them to open communication, and place
them at least within speaking distance of their
friends and fellow patriots. Nor were We
disappointed, for, on Wednesday noon, Gem
Hooker, with that invincible division Of
his, left Warrenton Junction. where he had
beed encamped, followed by Gen. Kearney,
with his DIVISION as q reserve, and marched directly
toward the enemy at Bristow's Station, utterly re-
gardless of the nature and extent Of the opposing
forces who were under the redoubable StonewalP'
jackson. whese name, in i4elself, is a tower Of
strength.
Coming up within sight of them some time after
three O'Clock, they Immediately opened fire upon him
with the field pieces they had. well as keeping up
at the same time weIl-directed infantry fire. our
people promptly returned 1t, the firing being brisk
and rapid on both sides for threeluarter of an
hour. AT this time Gen. Hooker ordered charge.
The boys gave ono OF their loud, terrific cheers,
which are peculiar TO this Divi,lon, charged bay
onsts and started full run drec ly in the face OF
the fire OF the enemy. OF course the enemy broke,
started for the woods, nor did they stop until reach
ing Manassas.
What was the final result of this engagement we
do not know, but We know well that Gen. Hooker
is one Of those generals who believes IN following
up advantage and hence we venture to state thar
lie did not stop until they were either driven out OF
Marassss or himself badly whipped. SlcAless New.
York Excelsior Brigade are Landed to the skies for
their exemplary conduct the OCCASION while other
Of the regiments come in for their share OF special
praise.
". names of any Of the killed it is impossible to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WAsHIsoros. Aug 81, 1862
From or own cOrespo6dent we learn that the
olowiag we're killed an6 wounded in tho Decent
Battles IN Virginia:
Gen St.bl iin.d
Crn. Hatch, " }. nded
NH oehenek wounded
prtsDor '"" "
Neat Col rtomt,, I'D Sew.York wounded
20 SsAs" 81 % he sd Ohio, hl.st
Cspt He,terch, psuuded
Capt Hohet, wounded
Capt John Tuie. 8fh N. j. tyl.d
Capt. nuTphy, ii3 Pc. wounded
II Coz Campbell, ssd Pa, wounded
Capt k1oH S3d Pa billed.
Col Pr..', soth 1o n " &, severely wounded
Col Brog n, 2Otb Ind Killed.
1t Pccre, 5th Viz. kh.J
II. In F.Lles.y. 3Oth ". J. Battery, kl.sl.
IL. HOag. 81 Ohio wounded.
Lkut Canister, cd ONO, wounded.
csyt Theune AdjuanOoacrai Of BohIo1's brigade DE-.
SsIely wounded "
Lieu. Col Ws1d 9Th N. j.. averely woundeS
Sol Not. 6lh \. j.. wounded.
Mayor Cilchua 81 n. j., wOnnted
Lieut. IEeuons, Sic kles's staff. prisoner
shent DWIGHT seEes's Staff pSisssler
tAelt hsaey. lst ". H. Betefy Nightly wounded.
SaP ABBOTT, 7th N. j., ALLIED.
i-sut Msacsgiio, lat Mass. killed
SS.ituI or rih Pa, wounded and rrixner
ssP . p Hsssins, 18th Pa. wounded and prisone1
iient. bOrsere Pa,ricks staff severely wounded.
SHJof Dawson lvrh Pa, wounded.
capt Temp eion logh Pa, killed.
SPIT ~. brown, lo0lh Pc killed.
Lieut. David Psten, loom Pa wounded
LeuI ,ons 4. bisiI, loo'h Pa, wounded.
Lcut T. Maxwell lOoih Pa vounlcd
Capt Van Gofden, Tooth Pa wounded
Lieut Spence, 100 Pa wounded
Lieut. 4. ii. Cuft lO0th Pa wounded
Lisst Y. n. Raglan, IO0h Pa wounded
CsH W. o. Oliver, lVrA IA, wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

A. Brscken. c. IN. J. ,holdr,
J. Russell. n. u. = 4, head.
Il. Tr,iner, IA. 5 FL, de.
IA. Oakley, h. lO2 Y. Y. arm.
Sergt. Warren Clay, d, 2U. 5.
s. : face aud rand.
It. VIM, l., 80 Pa. wrist.
Curtis Dsneler. c, 7 y j., leg.
Jos. n. pieTc. h, | Mass. l'g.
J.Gill-n.G. shy heel i ans.e.
SsmL Murrrsy, G. loo Pa. foot
J.s. Louis. G 5 Va, foot.
J. l.. Insco. X, S Va. both Leg.
J McDernolt, |, l Mich. Cav,
shoulder.
Wi liam McGriiiin, +. S n. Y.
Duryea's
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c. Brady, r 5S Y. arm.
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p. iiaefn, G, 80 N. Y, elbow.
r. II KinssouTy. X, 10 Mas,
hand.
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boweis.
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knee
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j. liickie. q. l02 NY. arm.
J. A. Truiaat =, 10 Me. thish
J. r Stevens, ii, 10 Ne. thigh.
4 Hick,. X, 81 Pa, and
J. icy. q. 2 Md shoulder.
q. a Hoeirr. L, i3N. y, head
5. ID. Solomon.G 2 NJ. head.
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y. Debuc, !, 3 " j.. head.
J Canoy, =. 50 Pa tide
Cop Rioters. y 50 Pa hand.
J. Rrmsly. q. 50 Pa. .lbow.
J. J. Green. y, 10 Mass. slb'~
X. n. steel +, | rs. r., lhish.
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l.. Fon,-rrs. BULLS Art, i.e.
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h. Minister, | Md. Cav, foot
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J Jhss. &, 2 Nd foot.
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J. Lee h. 8 y. j.. neck.
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} oiifoy, l., 10 n. L., hand.
j.. " eInan. II. , Ia. mech.
u. ;. HIKE. A. 70 ". y. arm.
i. Miller. &, IL " Y shoulder.
J Albright. ID. ~ Ohio. foot.
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. Hernck, X. 5 y. Y..sfn.
Is. + Th,mzF. % P.V. back
$ ConBors. A. , Ia. fipser.
rs B1er, A. ? IL. arm.
G. Vie. u. 3Wis bard.
Adam shslh l y. L., hip.
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II J. Nightingale, X. ii Mas,
l-fi siGs.
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" m Lee, X. nm. Y. hand.
ID Doweli. X. -. knee.
7 6lier, A Wa bach
w II. Johusou, h. 10 - Y, leg
w. II fiobbs, ~, 5 Va. foot
D. Ranch. , 80 Pa. finger.
J & Mclean. I. - o. l-ss.
" Portsmouth, ID, ~ \. Y.
thigh.
~. DSosy. y. 6 Pa. Re-, thigh
-. Mexican. q. Mich. u ish.
Isuslties in the 39th New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
WAsHIxGTon. Aug. 3l-lO:55 a. III

WAsHISGToH, Aug. 3l10:55 a. III.
The enemy was heavily Reinforced yesterday, and
sta eked Gen. Popes army before the arrival Of
Gen :. Franklin and Sumner.
TIE attack was boldly met, and severe battle
Sllo' red. The advantage, the whole, was with
Tie semy, and Gen. Pope fell back % Centreville
xi,h bis whole army, in good order
he has been Joined at Centrevilo by Franklin,
and Sumner was on the march 10 him last night
HI occupies the strongest position in the vicinity Of
Washington, and is expected promptly to renew the
contest and repes. the successes oil Friday.
Every effort shonld be used 10 hasten tie forward
ING o. the now troops
THE LATEST
WAsHIsGTos, Avg. 3l-Evening.
information received here indicates that there has
been bn. LITTLE if any lighting to-day.
Our amy is well concentrated and the men in
good condition ard spirits.