The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

mae tatsy, Nov SEQ +
le shtbwas gaeeshB vhe,b.
tbc possession of Ashtys esp
a6 O. contested 81 nos
hry r paulioa uas made q
force Il II eggauaarccs ms4t Il rce.
ssag bai gbt m q tegeta ms
morning, leaving oar losF r. auls
T putel p9 scsioa II lie moau'ai1.
Fnaa tn iaasl.is 4 hsotatIs ssw
q pc Sbnaa5sahvsIlcy ua,bai. bat
IS iarse Boiy aftts tttny waste Ia
seen,
Winchester was plainly visible and
thc iniswcmpe portion q DC sallsy.
IAe oommnds ., ca,alry ana ae.
tillery under Gems Ploasautsu and
Avcrii occupied 7, dmoa, laa night.
The moHiog they pushed oa, aud,
aAer a spirited skirmsh, occupied
Marquette.
They noa holdthe approachc. to
Manassas and Chester Gaps. on tie
loii 81 Blue Ridge mountains.
The rebel cavalry showed them.
selves To-day opposite Smokers Gap.
and were also visible from the Mary.
land Heights.
! Gen, Mcclellan spent most of ,hc
afternoon at the top Of Asllbys Gap.
taking observation up the Shenandoah
r,ff
Kansas City, Nov. 9Th.
Tho following Official dispatch il
just rccyiycd
Camp Curtis, jackson Co, Nov. 4.
10 Major Cen. Curtis
For nearly week | have pursued
Quanrell's band Of guartiIlm with
Major Ransom's cavalry and pioeo
" artillery under Lieutenant Hunt.
ing.
We have killed 2 and taken pris-
ouer, captured over 100 borses aud
mules. aud lriyen tie marauders out
Of this part Of the State. They are
IN retreat onlh.
None fen GA our side
a considerable number Of contra
bands accompany Us 70 Kansas.
J.s. llAHNFs, H. Col. Com.
gRIpLY.
Rectdrtown, Va, Nov. s. 10 p. J
IN, via Washington, 9th, 1890.
Gen. Pleaanton remained overnight
at Markhall AID ibis morning moved
ia towards Barbur i've niles distant
and near The mouth or Chester Gap.
Before reaetus the town he came
up with Gen. Stuart with three tlous-
and men ana one battery.
Tie enemy Lad tbrir guns ported
Oh q lid Oh he LEFT Of the roal but
were driven or
Col Gregg q dc slh Penn. cbare
cd % tl,em wah a iuil regiment, or
loicly routing diom aud taking prs
ouer
a. Tic reJoIs fed Capt Saunder.
With a Squadron d lbe Glib Penn rcs
Uncut charged on their flank, while
Cap. Pleannlon wilb another forcc
assailcl thrm Will sbtilt
The rebels left ten dead on tbe
field. eur loss was one killed mud
wounded,
Among he cnemy5 d,a1 was
Captain. The Ajiaiant d Virginia
regimen. had bis leg broken aud ia
prisoner.
The conduct Of our cavalry was
splendid.
Salem was occupied to day by Gen.
Bayard's cavalry after driving the LIST
Virginia cataIry from the town and
capturing seyea prifoqerss
Washington, Nov. 6.
Information from The front this
morning is TO the eject ibai Col.
Windham Of Bayards cavalry had
spirited engagement yesterday at New
Baltimore with the cavalry and four
pieces Of artillery Of the rebel force at
W4rrcnion. Tie number were equal
TO bis at the time, say 1900 strong.
Afcr a stont resistance lie drove
The enemy OF in tie direction Of The
main army at the town Of Wmrenton.
Gen, Sielsles last evening returned
from reconnaissance in force 10 front,
having gone as far as Calleits station,
driving IN The pickeis Of the rebels
back on Warenton Junction, where
the enemy are not supposed 70 be in
much force.
SATURDAY.