Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-08
casualties were 1t. Jenkins, I'd cav, kill
ed; orderly serg't Newhouse and five

DIVISION hao arrived from the field o
Beech Grove. Il also says that two Di
visions were engaged at Liberty and Hoov
er's Gaps. In the meantime reinforce
| lnents are being hurried forward. Two
brigades passed up yesterday, and Johr
| K Jackson has been dispatched to hold
hims If in readiness.
Among the killed at Beech Grove the
Rebel mentions Adjt. Thomas, of the goth
Tennessee Rebel loss 10 killed and 400
or 500 wounded
The Rebel, of the oath, hiss the follow
| ing:
Jackson, June 25-Col. Lyons COM
mandng the cavalry outside OF Port Hud-
! son attacked Col. Grierson in rear of Banks
| yesterday, capturing 90 prisoners, 81
wagons and putting tie remainder 60
flight.
Richmond, June 25.-Ten transports
| approached the White House this morning
and small force landed. It is reported
that the pickets advanced to Turnstall's
| station. No apprehensions are felt in
official circles
The Rebel of the 2Sth, in an editorial
on the situation says: Z" There is no ques-
ton but the enemy is approaching and a
great battle is in anticipation. Every
preparation is being made 10 give him a
warm reception. The baggage and the
sick are being sent to the rear, and rein :
torcements TO the front
Another brigade from Western Vir-
ginia passed up yesterday, chiefly Vir-
GINA troops in the first company. In the
Tennessee portion, Buckner's command
passed up last evening aud Jackson's will
probably follow in the morning.
We learn that Breckinridge's division
did not reach Montgomery, having been
recalled by Gen. Johnston TO Jackson
We over estimated the loss in killed and
wounded. The whole number will not
exceed 20, and not rs, killed, as reported
last evening. Four hundred of the en-
emy's cavalry occupied, and the enemy
had burned one or two bridges this side
OF, Hoover's Gap. This story is not be-
lieved here.
Jackson, June ga staff officer who
left Vicksburg Monday, reports the garri-
son closely beseiged. The enemy keeps
up fire much severer than formerly, as
they have range of the town. An entire
block of buildings was destroyed on Wash
ington street by incedisres. Every means
have been taken to discover them without
success. Sappers and miners are both
hard at work, and so close together that
they hear the sound of each others picks.
Concord Church, June 80, p NJ
The reconnaissance of Gen. Steadman this
afternoon was pushed within two miles OF
Tullahoma. Gen. Thomas accompanied a
column and reports the enemy in force
near our works with videttes thrown out
short distance from our front.
1t is thought mere shell of the rebel
army remains in Tennessee. This is doubt
less a mistake. We found four brigades
al Hoovers Gap and four at Liberty Gap.
Gettysburg, Pa, July IA heavy en-
gagement has been III progress since 8
O'Clock this morning between the rebels
under Longstreet and Hill and the lst and
18th corps under Gems. Reynolds and
Meade. The locality is beyond Gettys-
burg, on the Chambers6urg Pike. Por-
tons of the fight have been very severe,
and attended with heavy los. Thus far
the enemy has been successfully resisted
by the two corps mentioned, and the Sd
and 18th are now coming up. Maj Gen.
Reynolds was MORALLY wounded and has
since died
Philadelphia, July 1.-The Harrisburg
special to the Press says q strong force
under Gen. knipe marched up the valley
to-day towards Carlisle. A supply train
was also sent ont which encountered
rebels, and withdrew to Harrisburg
Heavy firing has been heard in the direc-
ton of Carlisle. No doubt considerable
engagement is going on. Fight probably
near fredericksburg.
Washington, July 1.-Letters ofto-day's
date have been received from the army of
the Potomac, in which the following was
stated: Our last movements have been
characterized by marked willingness on the
part OF our soldiers to endure any IA igue
within bounds of human endurance.
The rebels recently sent only a small
accommodating party TO vicinity of Fred
erick, and there is no force or the enemy
between that city and Hagerstown.
A portion of onr forces surrounded
Emmetsburg Monday, and captured with
conflict a battery and the rebel force there.
Gen. Stahl was relieved from his caval-
rY command on Sunday, by Gen. Hooker,
and Gen. Fitzpatrick appointed in bis place.
Lancaster, Pa, July 1.-Nothing new
here Col. Franklin has communication
with our forces at McCall's Ferry and
Peach Bottom by line of couriers. The
last dispatch was received at l O'Clock to-
night. which says nothing has been seen
Of the rebel force in that vicinity. There
is vague rumor that the rebels are again
at York, but it is not reliable.
Harrisburg, July -Midnight.-The
heavy firing heard in the direction of Car
Isle has now ceased. 1t is believed the
rebels have made an attack on the forces
belonging to this department between
Mechanicsburg and Carlisle. The result
is unknown. A large fire is now seen in
the direction of Carlisle. 1t is believed
that Lees headquarters are at Dover,
York county.
Philadelphia, July 1.-The Washington
Star has news from Richmond, which
says an attack was expected there.
The Ella has a rived from the lower
Potomac, bringing up prisoners; among
them is Wm. Hunter, q deserter from the
| 10th Louisiana, who represents that the
| people of Richmond, when he left last
week, were much frightened, fearing an
attack, and citizens were being armed.
Carlisle, Pa, July l, 3 P. M.-Special
| to the HeraJd.-The last of the rebels left
| here this morning by the Baltimore pike.
| They number about II, 900. The division
| under johnson that encamped two miles
west of Carlisle, retreated precipitately to
| Shippensburg, leaving cooked rations be-
| hind.
An order from Gen. Lee dated Cham