New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, sept IT, leoS
THE FSGL ISL REBEL RAMS.

TIE ENGLISH REBEL RAMS.
In n private letter received to-day, our Con-
sul at Liverpool says that one Of the Anglo rams
ready for sea and expresses the dreaded opinion hat
the British Government will take steps 10 prevent
her from sailing There are those Who consider MY
puleys views regarding the probable course Of Great
Britain ~ more entitled credeDce than the opposition
ones Which Mr. Adams has frequently reiterated. and
who apprchcnd open the inevitable result Of TIC
sccre, hosti,es to the country vracticed by England
THE HTUATIos or THE ARMY.
The editor Of The Star who left Culpepper
Cour, House yesterday gives the following account Of
recent events in that city:
''on Saturday morning last the Union cavalry
cr,,.s,-i the Eappahanno,k Station and kelys ford
convrrgiug between Brandy Station and Cnlpeppr
Court Home the r, stand made by the Rebel cavalry
and artillery boiRg "a, the former point
Prom theme. to the Cont House the purify ing car
cas,s - Allied horses tell Il the cnRgemcnt along thn
railroad A. the Culpeppcr place n W. ID hallncS'
here the Union Light Artillery took position me en-
yagemsnt became warm The Rebels shced the house
b. Ne our cavalry beyond tho protection OF te
various buildings there while the rn.ous's shc"d tle
tDvn the edge Il which near the i"rin'r Ih'''a!
| a.,ads.nY ID. ltrh,is had their yuns'n Io.lDun
Tho portion n the family 81 Mr.. Halack then re
naming In CIp.pp.r were forced b. tax T'AR. ~ ,n
collar into which tlell came which ioiunA,! ulu
rot explode ard then the eight iniia"s ana ,h"''i
,enr hm 4 struck pros ss niilly escaped nhhnried
This the fourth engagement that hns t1Arn pa'. IN
part Mr.. Waliacks farm sine" th" b'RihmhS OF ,Ae
war b. slillful movement Gen. Custer hhnkcl TIE
Rebel artillrTs on the rfi and charged Hihn9 down
upon them capturing The three pieces ana aDolt ~"
~ orer, including ivo or three oic.re,
Thcir cavalry then fed rapidly for the Apidan kiFer
On their My ~ them occupied IN" r'tll"t' ~
Nj Curtis ard fred ride fsom a." upl~r Windows =.
wIlrl mad. II necessary shell the houses resulting
I'M Tho death 4 NJ Cults biz wife and one daughter.
another female 4 ihr family being wounded.
ksti.nsAlng continued en- The Knpdan on hor dhy
"a Ilessav bsinrcn cavalry and the k'b' cavalry
artillery snf lnalsry en- Wcincsdhy morning The
Estcis frs,ssi a.. Aaiidan alop ing i"fce o nppLi
tao aii s.9ns. our .A'ar! icl back Nv hi'' 'n,.
inf4Hfry - ihe 1T Army toif~, Gen " aTr'hs '"n
~ when ih'y r,tIcaisd over thu TiYcr again pursued
In a.. aair q that day both sides Loot perhaps hfiy
IN alll,d and wounded On Wednesday, night Tie Union
Alo csicudcd from Src.,nsbuTg through Cupcpper
Court llonfc e. the Stone Mountain House four miles
rnfth oi ito Court Huase Yesterday morning this line
changed the army having advanced to c'"s'r poA
inniy 80 tie Hnpdan River where the Rebel corps ~
4 1 I'm and Eaol are believed 10 be now strongly
fntaed
lie psobaht, ~ n SERIOUS engagement last evening
Or to-day sas strong yesterday The Army OF The
Tonniac before IN ~ 'Ie condition as II n ~
and With 80 much sas. II IL worth to-day IN hard
lgh, iRicc 40 much 40 il ever before the battle Of
Gciiysbafs
THE ooRrs d AFEQuE
The Corps d. Antique, organized under the
au,p.oc. oiGcn. Banks s rapidly filing up Fifteen
thousand colorcd soldiers have already been mus,cr,
into tbs s,rvsc and recruits are still coming In very
RAPIDLY The maximum strength ofthc Corps Is 25.ooO
THE RIGHT To INSIST Uros EXEMPTION.
The Provost Marshal.Gencral has issued the
following important Circular.
Wan DHr.usrNr PEo,osr MAMMAL oHsraALs{
oHpoE. MAsHisoros. u. q. sept lB. leoj
ciRcrI,a 80 oG.-rh. following opinion u Col Jo.sph
uo, Judo Ad,o o'ncr 1. pubshod for the iuiofna
Iii. tl ..I
Dp,s,s Tie hsit Of party DATED TO in.., on hi.
utou '.ryif. la pfsrg" which b" may waive. and
VII hc rcftr, dos wave when he ur'i 'nb'iiiui,
~ psy. te comuAon lie cannot an"~aid be PERMITTED
20 fcis thai ~slscf.
JAMES u. FRY Provost Marshal .Gcncral
UNION Prisoners IN LIBBY PRISON.
An inmnte Of the Libby Prison writes. on the
eh u August that i've hundred and twenty of our
o.rrs aud soldiers CHARTERED there and that they
are 49, well and comfortable could De expected under
the circumstances.
DIsERIERs FROM BRAFc s ARMY.
Private letters from officers in Gen. Rose
crnns army than confirm all that has been printed
touching the numerous dcscrons from which the Rebel
armies In font of the Army OF the Cumberland sui
firing During the march To Chattanooga. not far
from 5000 II these fugitvcs from the Rebel service
came within our lines.
CONDITION or AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
A private letter letter from well-nformed
Mexican dated San Luis poos July H. 1868 says tina,
the condition Of affairs Is encouraging the sua.
iion being much the during the last civil war;
save that the insurgents assisted by 1900 French
while the Of the people Thoroughly de
termncd To resist them to the last The writer says
that the Juarcz Government could If IL had arms put
100 900 men In the field.
The exeQuntur Of NJ. Gauclcr, Peruvian Consul has
been Withdrawn by Juarez in consequence of his attend
ing the official ball Of Forcy and Tagny and surprise
IN expressed that the American Secretary Of Legation
also went and that Mr. Corwin stays in the City of
Mexico instead Of repairing to the present capital OF
Junrcl. where are the permanent Deputaon and many
Members Of the Congress.
REBELS ABOUT THE LOWER POTOMAC.
The Lower Potomac is not thoroughly cleared
~ Rebels Thirty or forty mounted men were seen
opposite Mar and Point yesterday, and there rs nor
nation leading 10 the belief that the captos Of the
Satellite and Reliance are In Cone River with boats
awaiting opportunity capture the guard boat at
Pine Point.
MUsTERING cAMHroR c0IoRED soLDlTIs.
A delegation from the Supervisory Committee
for the enlistment Of coorcd troops IN Philadelphia had
interview with Secretary Stanton to-day, the result
Of which will appear in official orders for the con
struction Of barracks ut Camp William Penn. near the