Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16
Rebel War Vessels at RlchmOnd.
Southern News by way of Cairo.
BOats Attaeked By sueErIlIas.
Johnston Reinforcing Bragg.
Gen. Carr Driving Rebel Cavalry,
FROM NEW YORK.
NEU YoRR SantenbaT I.

NEW 1OhkJ OeptemDeE II
A special to the Tribune from Cincin-
natl the I4th, says We took, at Ohattsno0-
"a, two STEAMBOATS, one horse-bOat, thirty
pontoons, very few stores, no artillery or
prisoners The rebel works are very
strong The casualties Of the expedition
was one man killed
Rosecrgns arrived at Chattanooga on the
10Th, the next dsy amer its occupation.
New YoRK, September Is.
Washington specials contain very little
Of Interest.
The Heralds Rappshanuock dispatch
gives the following account of rec-nt
cavalry fight and victory;
RAPPAHASEooK, Va, September IA
From the front the news IS again iDspiTit-
ing Major General Plesssnt5D, with his
cavalry force under Ger erals Buford,
Gregg, and Fitzpatrick, crossed the Rap
pahsnnock yesterday and advanced to the
banks Of the Rapidan. Buford's division
came up with Stuart's rebel cavalry and
artillery on the heights this side Of Bran
dy sta4on and drove them from crest 10
cres1 y 6 series Of bziilisRtsaE,d CALLED 4
charges.
General Kilpatriek's command connect
ed with Bufo5d's on the left, at Brandy
station, having crossed at Kelly's ford.
GsheIsl Gregg left Sulphur Springs at
daylight and joined Plessanton and Bu-
ford at Culpecper, having found Jones
brigade Of rebel cavalry at Muddy Run
and scattered them by shells, but not until
they had fired the bridge.
Gregg's men put it out, however, and re-
paired The structure in few moments 30
that the whole command crossed upon it,
| General Gregg continued to drive Jones
before him and reached Culpepper at the
same moment with the rest Of the com
mand. Here the advance arrived just in
time to see train of cars, with stores,
! leave for the souIh. Our men charged
through the town with most splendid gal
lantry, capturing 104 prisoners and three
guns, two 12-pounders and one 6-pOunder.
These latter we're postcd on commanding
eminence just beyond the town of Culpsp-
per and were charged upon by General
Custer, Of General Kilpatrick's division
and taken with nearly all their men.
Buford's division passed on in pursuit Of
the flying enemy.
Colonel Chapman, of the Sd Indians
cavalry, commanding the first brigade, haV
Jog the adYsnce, pursued them pas Cedal
Mountain and the whole command follow
ed up to The vicinity of the Rspidsn, with
in two miles of which they encsmped las
night
The fight was opened by BufOrd who Asc
the center advance and who knew exsctl,
where to look for the enemy, as he ha
fought over the same ground several times
General Custer was slightly Wounde'
by q shot which killed his horse.
The Lieutenant Colonel of the 10Th Viz
ginis cavalry was captured in a skirmis
three miles this side of Culpepper.
The bugler Of company E, 9Th Illinois
was killed.
We captured large quantity Of ord
nance stores in the Railroad depot at GU
pepper. The guns we're English with So
bre bayonets
Citizens of Culpepper say Stuart RI
viewed 6,0t0 rebel cavalry there on Sa
urdsy and he was in command Yesterday