, 1863-05-08

rertiser this evening prints the following: A
messenger from Washington to large bank
ing house in this citY brings highly Important
intelligence, In which they have all faith that
no battle has been fought since Monday.
The movement Of Hooker across the river
VAS one dictated by prudence in consequence
Of the rise in the rivers, cndangcring his lines
Of Communication.
He retired to the north bank of tho Rapn,-
hammock to get 4o, COO nlen which had not been
engaged, and will now he reinforced by 10000
under HeIntzelman. -.
No force Of the enem! drove him in his re-
tirement. The messenger Is in possession Of
Richmond paper Of Taesday, which con-.
feeses that the communication Of the rebel
| army with that city has been severed, and
| that the line Of supplies to Gen. Lee is en-
| tifelY cut of.
THE NEW YORK T1lEs' EXTRA
SA~ YolE, May 7-The Tines Extra
state: That the rebel :roopswaich reinforced
I Lee, came from Lynchbnrg ;ia GordonsY;ltc.
The 7inr> snys, had va been content with
holding, The hfgLts If r.: t3:.au:l.,,tfy at:cr
ca,,'n1ipg :he1n, I'll would have been well, as
We tlen had the cl;e:ry il 4 !is't place.
G'n. C.'uch was slightly wounded, hi= horse
| killed, and his clnthes twice struck.
Richmond papers Of the 9th have been re-
| ceiytd in Washington. They s;ate General
Pcck's forces were pressing IN after the rebel
forces which abandoned the seige Of Suffolk,
ard that Keys corps was also 1no7lpg.
NEW YoRK, May 7.-Thc list o. casualties
| lows the following: !:
Mea1.s Cornae ofaecr. q, n,T-,+cz ,,,,c,. =
ofscrrs. isa nriynfes won,I,.d p't'a'e7 A''iea'
Sskss. Division|so uis,err N p,;votrs killed
GO officers, III privaies wounded,
| Berrg's Diylsiou~-1a offers, and i53 priyates
Killed: Is officers and 81 Trtv:tcs wounded:
ahd niylsieaSsks o Hops eG ena na
AAS VIZ w anti TT15 rn.rslE of'nrs smd a. rcn
klcd r. H. df'csrs c,d men woundcd az tha
following difHsI.nt regiments: 18th Wisconsin, 19
killed. 81 wocndtd; SD ni!oois, 81 killed and Ct
wounded.
| saws: Gen. Hooker. It ia understood esti-
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inaes l's .uss ~ 'il' 1'ss' ~ io'o''
~ ~ to1o. h'neu' "ounueo aAu n.'sSlbs' a.so
| that he brought al his material laWay safely
| from his late position, and that while We rero
| so ,e,fnr+nnatc nc tn 1osc enmc artillery ,re
49, ..,.aa -. 1aae+ ~ - n,aaos -. w. ho.o
lost.
THE NEW YORK WORLDS EXTRA.
<ru w.. XIV = y ~ % ,n.r. nv hH ".n. sn.o;,,
messcnoer , th,.t tn rrcot nsft1o Ia s S'ucht
nn T,nsa., lDu sn,1 Zen HootIcr va" gitI' tb' 7;s
hn1';,o,r 80 .ras hnar;i. ro;rE,rood nnd
| nanhoek. Lss was !easny y; Isintolctu' ana
the be r,"ocod;a,s 49, IL n'si tuoa' "
~ PPtS;4t- , ~ ~ ,,oo,, ,oord ~ ato+.,oo,,
@ - sesas ~ ,ninposs!o.e ~ oo"o' 'n't LIZ ano LIS
'o'E:e p;e,s "a. uS saE.u.ea .,a sp, e+,.n +,,o.
p!pe'5 5.-1n ~ @ ~" 40 't. h,;dttas 5tt's
h,e 3 ~" HanabannaE,s D.,
tst"scn ~ tennu .ni1oa nu ~, tIs 4 np1noSn; t1, IA
rcntnrrcS ~ ~ sr,,hin - faT r,;irs nf Ii;chmn M
ca1,eoona,;,r 80, nrIna+i,u ca H., ,,Si
y;th LUZ ,2,nH ~ e''Aa'e's''n en W Aao
nf,;cs.1 ;nt.1;;rcncc r,cn, stoncnon atates
| 4bot nfinr ia ahsra h. ,9cn,orod bIs inonnnsa
Ina. @ l1sr 1ne aooH, ne uGpayr1 MS n aatne9
rePei retni"rcements; s.1 .f1at II,
on onr ri"ht and TIooEer vii shanne his has:
| 49,, 60, ,-,.,x- ,,,,-,,,,-., -,
ihE w." 1otsA 1nLooSE EA1ha'
| NE" foEk. May t.-tAe n. +. 1Fiou'ae'S :
extra, anled -Mny ttn, says:
1ne a1n1y u the foto1n1c nas feerossea lne
happaihannock AZ tne Vnltcd oIates and
camp along tue AQUA k;llioa1.
eeasN14k vas osef"Aelmea ~ numoers'
and was nard15 a9le 10 escape. ffeaefleks
oI'E anu 1 tos nsEns uto tspGeTleo TX W suq
| leneT; EeuE IN W auou' o'ooo AneAs ou1
say ~ Su US ast.,es+ ;+!5 W. sr'9s. as...o ra ,e
x Vu5 CROSSING CROSSING a. un'teo slases fofo "as IT,
1ectco "p1out LOSS
TUESDAY, May 6.-Thc corps recently en-:
gagged at Chanccllo,sville h.: recro=scd, and Is
marching. back to Falmouth. Hooker \ re-
treat has CAUSED 3e5Fcat panic Of Aqua Creek
Tie crossing commenced on Tuesday night,
covered ~ Mcade anu tnc ath corps.
Lees sh;'rrshooters picked o1 our afthiery
horses and mounted officers. Ihe reocl bat,
te1les occupied III aqFaf'aGeoHs posltlons,aao
tired vigorously on Hoo@sr's camp.
eonsu1allon o1 Inc corps Comn1anacE7
decided th't tbs enemy. was too powerful.
Scdg"lch naa 1a1ca 70 !'1n hooher, anu oetns
harn pressed. cfossc1 INC siEer 10 pseTGnt en an'
EsEl!atlo11, i3e eSpefHneht costinE WV lnetl
1hls. aaact: u NY col,nse'S ol tue corps Jpn
HahoeGs, shook lioohe1s eonnae9ce, ana Ut
ordered tic evacuation C1 MS strong position
The army is greatly dcnioral1zed by this tnglo
flona retrt:u.
The Tribune closes By saying: The army |:
eafe loss 10.0oo men, and a much larger NUN
Der unfit for duty. The heavy rains have i'm
paired the health Of the 11en.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Erw YoRr Noy the morn1nr naner
cont,;n M news relative to army movements
additional ;n what was tcIr@raphci yester
dsy. Nothing Of war matters wls telegraph
cd from WASHINGTON last nieht to arY ouartcr
fi,r publication.
uooSer's nrnv
After the rebels had occupied Frederick
| hnrr Hooker. With Ills left wing. carried tn
rebel batteries on the left, said to contail
| tgepCy-six cuns, and most Of the cannonies
we're Captured,
4 dIspatch from hcadouartcrs saws:
, The rebel General Stuart, with his Who'll