Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN.

sylvan: Campaign"
l5Apes ARMY NORTHERN Va,
.July 3lst, lSG3.
Gen. s. Cocpcr i. d l. cen, Eichmo"d a..
GESEsAL-I have the honor % submit th'
fill wing outline of the recent operations O
this army for the information If lie Depart
me.t:
TIE POSITION occun:e! hy The enemy oppo
site rr',Irrickss,rrc being one in which ht
con!l not &c attacked 10 advantage, 1t was de-
tersi;,,i 10 draw hin! from it. The execution
or ,h;s nurpAs. embraced the relief OF the
Shcuan,i1ai4 Valley from tne troops that had
occu,.icd TIE lower part o: it during tic winter
ami saring. and, if practicable, the transfer 0!
tho scene ol hrsr,iit;cs North o.! The Potomc.
I, was thought mat the corresponding move
ueuts on the pa.t'of the enemy. TO which those
Contemplated o. uS would probably give rise,
m cht uifrr u fair opportunity to strike blow a.
the army therein commented ~ Gen. Hooker,
and, that III any cvc't. that ar!sT would he com"
PEELED To leave Virginia, aud possibly to draw
10 its sunpor. troops designed 10 operate against
otbpr parts of tina country. In this way il was
suppo,ed that the eI,eny's plan of campaign for
the summer would be broken up, and part OF the
scason Of artive operations be consumed Ill tie
formations OF new combinations, and the prepa-
rations that they would require.
Iundi:ton u these advantages. it was hoped
tn:,; ".,'@ $50, $1,000
Actua.ei. by these aud other important con
~ n,nva,,a sn" hnT,o IN m. 81 lime NJ,
Laws division "f Loigs;reet's corps left
Ero1ar;,.r ,l,,r., Er rrIr.,ner G. ii and
u IieuEG $500 T .pS p".,,,naj M % ,bc
p.,,;d.n ,no,,..,,.d :, ,bn same ,l,,:,.
fho,, ware f,!!nwad ON the III, and i,h hv
rrailf. cnrns i.1v;uo rha. nj 4. p II;lI -
nacnnv e,,r line. NJ FrcGer;cs..;,rr
~. r,,r,.i, &c ,ho.c from. HAHN, l,ecn dis
oo,.aroa ~, ,bc enemy an ria .r,orn2o, nf ,h.
XIV anL ,is t,iI,,in. 6av no crossed :, firrn
.,,,nnt;,, ?, .I,o,. ono .,,,v c,rns n rho
- = p..,,,h.,,,,I1' ,+,'-,n
t.:, - does ,.a. ,ic ,,,,,..' ~ n,or
W,'7 c" M, ,i;.r,S,? -. H. - y,
:', 49,. ,j,.,-.. ;.,,, -, 10. .oan,nJ ~,
,onlod .or rho r,nr,,,s.. or ni,.,.ryo,;nn rotba-
tInn n,,a,r ,bn ,...a.,,,.., IN .,rorc.. ,.I.-l.
,nt 1851 q
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,1a;t, iha coy:,ry ,,,,.lr~ I'm S,uar- ,-,s also
lnaaan,ro,.,
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on ,'Io 90. q 49, - 81 s'''is g '"1 go
p,,r.L.nrn.iy,r Ea-n,.i,,~ and X clly's FnrIr
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mon, aos,,o3 rl,,;o,,;u,- from cariv in RI,
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Loor;, las lo,,;n. ,,,,r :.,,,raJ ,r;so.,.rc
+brss ,,;nccs Fl a-,i',rry o,,J ,.ycr,l ,',n,s j.,
t"ie VI IT, ''-'' '''''' '''' ',''''T IA
our hah4S. =,
Ven 'ehN' ~ M''" '.H fF'HJ Dr!;:ue'
ma kccn ordered l" dHY":!Cc towards " III
cnes.' ~ 800, - -''.''.'' III ~.
Ft'l"'u .'''J an
At si,e s"'ie t'H'. - 'I''" "yht "SS uii:ctcu'
w.SI Ms c;'s' - ~ .,''N. l MISREPRESENTATION u:
'lit ''.s's'',ti " l.. At. ~ o.Yes nc
hl"'s'en' " ',.a i'.en en- Inc
Ines ~ 'l','. ~ "I i,a ' - .In ~
~ 90 .,o'n So. '>';a
oui' ,,',.p ~ roi f' f, mIu.s SItu IL
Mo,,n ~ 1c.5 Cr,S,;, - sior' S".
cs 90 Ia Ia.a'i,ci go,
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nv ''lI =. - r. r.
- -, yy;nal,,s.ou H., p.,a..a'
nIcd.'on DEW riT,ics'ci anu 'tie "'olnac.
win The divisions Of Larry ana Johnson, Zen.
Ewei! advanced directly upon Winchester,
driving the encmY into has works a;Uund tho
town on thc l0th. On the same DAY, the
tro1ps at BerrvNillc FELL back before Gen. Rodes,
TetrcatiuS 10 " ihchtStcF. tn the lttn, zen.
Ear!s s,ormcd the works a. the latter place,
an, the whole army o.; Gen. SIiIrov was can
,nr.3 ar Iicno,s.i N,st nf thIsc Who ar
.a,,,.oI p, CIR, ,ror ;,,,or,.o,,.n5 o,d ,,,ado
c -, ,rt~: - -" a'
Pii,,'''o .'et '!i4''"' Hcii ieaIe' nc.'
e. hA'i'eF f'f'S VIII sii''il party VI iuS''
yves.
Genera! kofeS marched !fom EeTyVii!e 70
M"ri'nNhnrg. entering The latter place on the
il'n' where lie TOOK serc" hundred prisoners
five p'cr"' Of artillery and considerable quaint
ty oi stores. These operations cleared The valley
OF III" enemy. f,i',I@ ~ Harper ferry "iihdra"
ing l" MafS'aha islGh'N. More tHah 1'ur ihou-
sand prisoners twenty nine pieces or artillery