Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
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Saturday Afternoon Dispatches.
Position Of Affairs in the Armies ON
the Potomac.

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/ where he will, without doubt await ali at
Stragglers and deserters, from Leess srmy
tBtill continae to arrive In large mum ets. :
Lees headquarters are still at Hagers-
town Il z "a a s&gKksF s e
lEt zsts5 : "a Special to the World. ,i..tar
CHAM!B7lERsB E Gt, Jnly l0-7The rebel pick
cts and ours meet AZ, tGreeneastle, Gen.
Couch is at thisipo IA battle is looked
for at any moment. 1t is thought that we
have Lee completely hemmed in
FREDERICK, MD.Jnlyfl Oth.--From refu.
gees arrived here to- night who LETT Haeefs.
town this morning, l learn the enemy's
force is about $4,000 men and about $50
pieces, Of artillery Ny informant states
chat the train of Lee cannot plumber less
than 5000 wagons and are on the road from
Hagerstown to Williamsport and Shop
haFd,s Ford. :. The riveriis. still very. high
and the whole. rebel army is on this side.
WAsH1EGToN, Jqne7 10s5-Rumors are, rife
here that Beanregard has passed down
Shepandoah alley With 10000 men to re.
inforce Lee.
Il Special to. the N. 7. Tribune. ..r =,
HEADQ ARMY .of afHB PofoMAo.
Friday July 10.-A vigorous artillery and
cavalry fight took place this morning over
Antietam creek preparatory to the expect
ed conflict. The cavalFyand artillery of Bu-
ford aided by Kilpatrisk made an attack on
on the left flank of the enemy from the
village of Benetola on the road from
Boonesboro to iHage rstown, driving him
miles beyond Beaver creek. ~
This morning sharp skirmishing con-
tinued with equal sue cess, .dnttlfthe enemy
rested in strong posit1onfnear Funks-
frash s,;I 5,as;.;sSs ~
locality of the cornss would he ;nnroner
II ia thonebt tho enamy oil, msisa a 9;o.I
Sorcss gnnId sas ~ ise es.
with. ease their, and thew will ,roha-,
M sD resist taFing co @ o ~. m
or9a =; = .sSf'i sETfisT q
nj, az, e. ..is;s LEI si q III
I
~ u q VI ;.Ss
itha, ,s,,t 10.
The Pofomac Ssa,s Hams and Sss
I'll Il 4, 49, III sTnn
and snnn,ias s1,hanaS hs = u
IL ragartS az ~ no 800 sSrt;s "A H.
itiilarv pIeced and raa5~ to Give ~ bss.tIa
e. att.aI. us.;,,s,, 20 w
shnnt so ona ase,;ss as Tsas ~ s .aS
lbonsfnI, IF cononarins,n ne and -,b;nI r. 1sas
ha,,t aSan q a., ,Tst,,, -.
in the rshel ern1 Ma y fsi,s
af viclshnre, 3 ifss.iv gss -
tha I'll S;s ,,sa,, =, L;s
,an snd ~ -A'' - > Il istsIS
Gan Mad if. ss .,s - ,I,sat "a ~ 4 ,a 4,
ss so nnn ~.
ssrions dss,s S;ys,s tba t,asnit hs;nai dss,
~, r., e,
orr, a - s ara bis forcs
800, go. $50 Ss
o. sneir Scouts o. eoon9oGfo
nsigSbdTSoog ~ Hair entrsr Il nsd,
~ ~ neit ~ eAst W. ~. '-e''
:. IN 800 ~ A:S .k
h.Id tbeSri@Sf If 'f asaers,ansas sDe en 9H
soroas tha Iaf. a. o.so 60. ha aL ~
tsni and cannonssine vas onened mon Ii Z
ss,, auI Mss .s 49, an
.ha ,Sa 1SSs''''s ou'y ~ utt's sDsu' ''o''
NJ. W., -, oa.. $50 ,id,ss
- 10" IT,, IL. naos"ssssiS Hs5ss
~ tue -, ~
aageFstoEn The rsfbe! trains are nearly
. my. l.Il,s a..
.o,' , ialleu 70 sross suS ~
4 q tVSs y S,,s4
" "a ~
AeT u! tne " p.os,te snoFe n
me a. rsoeiall me e1senas rom hagsrs.own
Thev accnng .1I .Sa heiahts are9nS Ha
fs 81: e
gegstoRn, iaEowlng up eartnworks.
Ine reoels nreatenitol press lns1 lartns
9t are steaAeg n0Esss
RON i3I1l n Iaa 'TS ..
plece ol =
on . nlga n'li near s EFT
= owl . W. ..,l,s,rz.,, -,
regels pesNt4royea sns orluge o. ~
uetam snaJaFe IN possession on on tne otnsr
side Struggling reoels ar are roooing every
-oouy near 1reencastle. Ine reoett Won
could not get down to Wiiillismsport
o9 sevp,sps os'n sil03sa mere pResF any
a London dispatch to. the Herald says: