Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-27
PPoT ar. TREnOETs ARTY.
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FEomont has fallen back, and viii sneainP
t0.moroV Ia posltlOu better ISl'ed to ne
strength Of bic forces. No doubt NOunl
JacEIon vas 4 VginE which e Uauld bare,
been desirable 70 bold. SO vas Harrison
buFgSnd sP0ft RFPu6lie; b6lh f'bsm. y
for 40 other Euhsun, bsCBBle they we're far
ihtF In advance. StAuhtOn. The nuatiaina-
bic Mecca Of several Interrupted pilgrims
geS, would have heSa 4 better halling place
than sItheF-lJ said 70 BE- 3 toWp EeIpecla'
Die 10 size, and known % posses eeFtaip
railroad facilities not without value 70 "a.
turo military operations, The sane Cause
which broke oG the pursuit Of Jackson
aad the march 70 SIAuatOu, which
prevented the permanent occupation
Of Port Republic OF HarFiSOnbprg. has
withdraw our forces from Nount Jack
son, and sends them into camp 30 milss TO
tie rear u that positiOn, Its Gant OftEOOpO.
UERent and repealed FeqUeSW loE Teiniorcs.
ments aIs mel With perSiSteDt denial, and
Geu. Fremont 10 therefore compelled % re,
gard only ibp military fIigepeieI Of bis
poIilion, sad since be ehnpOt hare troops
enpugh u Mount Jackson 70 dght, 70 taVe
what be has bY SsaTFaEd movements
uthsF TfhsopS Tor i may be Eonpd 10 The
condition Of RliNiFS on the other side Of the
river, 10 present relations between Shields
and Jackson, Ia The immObility Of SigeES
forces north Of StraSbuTg. but i iI enough
10 SOy that between Mount JRckIOn aud
WOodJ,0ekA rebel force strong eacuRh 10
have Snpibllstal this army might have
bOen thFoWp, and II this retreat had bSra
much logger delayed undoubtedly would
have been, Thirty miles Of this maRnl6,
ceat valley, waving with what which 40.
other foEiuightS suuShiue will TiPsn for
The reaper, are therefore surrendered 70
rebel control, and Vlll gu the almost o..
hSuSted RranarieS OfRlehmOnd.
ID a Philadelphia paper Of the 18th find
q dispatch dated Mount Jackson, June 10,
stating, among other things, that Jackson
hes been Seeopd time reinforced BY IL.
900 men that FFemOntlS 10 very exposed
condition 10 danger Of being OVeFRhelm.
cd By vastly superior force; and thst 90
rstnforcbmsulS are on the way 70 him. Ia.
LEES this had passed, % Il mast hare, the
pilileSS eenSorShip Of military snpeFViBlOu,
should have supposed tho Information
cOnlFaband, whether accurate OF not; but
after 90 e1plielts statement, broadly pub
lished 10 tslsgTAphlC columns, venture TO
presume that The cautious oIplnhati0n
above given cannot be miSehievouS, Per.
haps one other suggestion may DO pGftnit'
ted. M
To the eye Of = civilian Il seems plain
that the rebels are making every effort to
distract attention and forces from Rlch'
mOnd 70 which end they DO Seriously
threaten more than one isolated force, not
BY vain Fumols or empty parade, but By q
heavy cOlama cent into their richest valley
70 crush. OF al least, exPsl rs before them
VAdiug UnIou force. The'Buccess aud re-
SulD Of tbs former RttOnptuVOS allcieRtly
fresh ia all memories, WeaFe lent sup
pose either that the possession Of the val;
ley and rs harvest aud The pursuit. Of The
campaign are deemed Of no consequences,
OP that The rebels defending beSelged city
Groahle % spare for q Sortie ofope huna'
red miles three Zines as many men o. on
gpgSide are expected % pursue 40 Gggrear
Sive movement, recover possession Of de-
paFtmnnt, and sever rebel line OF railway
communication. Whatever be the policy
at Washington which has compelled thi'
IresFeat, ~ ml9spstsnsI may 6s only tempe
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