The New York herald., 1863-11-07
ME E,s MY.
Mr.. William Youns's Despatch.

Inc Guoriuas arc nero eno thef0 aud everywhere.
Among thsir most rscons victims arc Lieutenant Hedges
Commlssry Of Khratrloks division, who was shot
yesterday, between Stephens church aud Auburn.
on or near the warrenton and Cstisus Station road
The ball penetrated bis back and through his iungs
Ills wound b very severe Lieutenant Hedges has been
attached 10 the Harris Light CavAlrJ
Adjutant Brooks, Of the Seventh Wisconsin infantry.
was captured yesterday within our lines ana cavalry
quartermaster was killed by guerilAs near wsrsnton
Junction.
rebel captain, in command OF IAtmer's Battery and
private OF the First Maryland artillery both OF whom
wSre wousded at Bristos and left by the rebels War
rsntGu, were sent TO Washington this evening pr-
soswSpf war.
TherS was quito panic among the suffers who took
goods up ID the front yesterday BY rarosd In violation
OF the order prohibiting the sale Of suffers goods the
army, many of whom arrested their tents sosed
and such Of their goods not ordered by omces
oonnscated.
Two hundred and twenty seven through cara came up
from Aiexaudria yesterday with supplies.
DIR. l.. A. Hendrick's Dsspatches.
HEADQUARTERS, Fnra Aszr Ccsps, /
Oca -, 1899 !
"As VIZ WE'RE"
Except tho daily bold dsshes OF cavary aud their
brief encounters brilliant skrshcs with tho rebel
tneTo no hStiNo
Infantry having quiet, rccupcratve time OF II, and
much they need II, after their prolonged aud IA.
,igung marches How long this Of quietude and
inactivity win continue tell Any hour may
sound forth the call OF assembly may interrupt the
pescefulDess of our camps, may summons the into
line OF battle, wsken these plains and bills with the
booming Of cannon and roar Of murderous musketry,
and The old sad story Of terrible conflict aud
wholesale manning and loss OF lie have
TO be told again. will not speak OF prevailing the
ores to future and counter movements
OF the enemy 1t is known that but little time remains
for active operations that the pre- ent fall campaign
must be brought to close tin, what ia to be done
must be quickly Every believes that this liz.
tie time will not DO wasted. General Meade IL not thu
man to waste time opportunities.
ouR LArE
Since falling back from Cupepper up 10 tho present time
this corps has not fired gun The enemy The fault has
been that Of the corps They expected battle from
day to DAY. and in this expectation say hope
of It's realization have undergone long marches. bivouk
cd sheeress under the drenchings OF pitess storms
line through dense forests and oyer marshy plains On
occasion the corps marched all night and repeatedly
the marching was oracted late INTO tho evening aud
resumed before daylight During fourteen days. from the
time OF leaving Cuipcprer Court House had but two
days, rest. great deal Of our marching
marching. Our longest days march thirty
nilea. and shortest eight mites combine these facts
her. to show the labor and hsrdshps have had
10 undergo, and make prominent the fact that,
although the corps has had tho satisfaction OF
doing hghug they have marched and suffered nearly
enough 10 make up Tor IT, But tho men have reformed
these marches with ratione repeatedly aud with
not blanket poncho TO shield them tho piercing
Storm, without murmur Ihav have long learned
that soldering and suffering are synonymous; but
sincere and speak knowingly when add that
ture they would prefer, Il tAer own choice were
suited, more lighting and less marching.
CugRiLIAs.
The nocturnal dcpredstions OF guerillas are in 1.
vcous unles viewed in the light tnst they belong to
that class OF citizens who supposed TO play
the roe OF farmers by day aud guerillas At night
hardly ae outside Of camp in the evening for fear
OF being picked up oy these nomadic and pundering
gentry. Last night they captured. within two miles of
our camp train Of twenty eight wagons qunrternas.
ter and fors IL mssrp And this Is not aii. The
and vulgar bodnesso these wandering providers compcis
officers and others Of Don tastes and p,ocves
to spend their evenings their tents while moro than
one Ia the love -lorn maiden who IacrymoSey amcnts
their barbarc presence aud practices. Souetiue should
speedily he done TO put estopiel their
peace and safety to qusrtcfmsStsrs teamstsrs
mules, army Io,harils aud rustic ms'dens
stTiERs
Much abused and vihed .rmy suffers are, their pre-
sence in the army greatly missed Their esshtcen days
tacsm has the ont of tobacco. and whskey
mands the premium Of Coufedefste scrip. There
much rejoicing tonight at learning that suffers
count books.
Rsrxi syo sxo<Aux
am Just Informed that General lee, With strung
oonpoerng force. took observaou Of our iuss TO day,
and dis ;overng tho strength Of oar poeton deemed
bulk OF the rebel army Rappshasnock
Osn. 81, 1888.
ASoTHkR cHskes o, cAsr.
We may be truly sa,d 70 he living ia siirros times
Not scarcely day passes thai 40, tbs siir.
Al daylight yesterday We sroks camp sesio u wss no,
long and consoquea,y not fstgsins march. Ia ny
last letter gave recaptulioo Of recent ns'cb,s
An oGcer who has kept The last record sincs lai,
hat IN. a
and oorntermarchcd ono hundred aod ,hrsy ss n,G--
snd Just twenty ons rni,cs 'soa oGr is't.By
point. of course canno, tcii shers ,rr ~ q -
evident nat for ofens 20 ieicDgss operator 80
preseu. f"si,ion Is muoh sronsof hso our ale o-.-
a naier'ai ccns.der,te,, flri1srmcrc. t,-
improvement ssD,,y .Dbt Oi N.v
sacct,d Dy change o. v,sity Ca1st s'sos
portion cf the gfoiaI 0up,.ied b.'~t
low md msr-hy shie nov - ,rs.ms.py 90 iGii sni
toAns go nd IN Sooi sls AN ,buaaapos q,
,hia 5ooucctio, u srsuiy'ns honev-r. s,ii, ,ast
no,vfhst,ni,; r4r recent 1.n, c,ot,p4,4f m,rchns
,pd ,he ssposgoc, sni r yatjDs irrci by eos 'nee
the PEE ocntssc 81 scsacs a,rssef sssy ts ,yes
the ivcr,ss rccrans ini conscfip,. snfr " cglrss
tine most i,ey must ui lcctn,'cd Jtt t,k- ter 81
IN all, tdsy sisni soldering sfiHiihy nsrch v,put
murmurng, hili van 10 dApp. y ta-ss 'ld "a
dinchngly face the Too
''-NFEf toaURs, i0sHlgsI .itt,ss .ss f,i,.
Godsinlths poeticsl ranesyrlc pa AsOufa. sn
the scene n tho rccsnt .klrmrh I'd Which ne
second CORPS bore H.ef gaIsnty
march a,sed throrsh he town. Oilyet- lescrPi
u deserted Auburn bat feeble fght 0f fancy
pare. VITA the reality pre-entng tsch here There
three iwehugs-0oe occupied Two unferal ted. the
former occupants u The tcnane-s dwelling the grrt
approach N army long since red ntn the
here else and sappo,cd g. b. su4.Irg lies
deriving their subsis from smliSf Eolfsbug
fOod southern growth. Ar. Mccormick, his El.e sad
the residusry remnant u their 0tcep chdfcu tie
preseat sole residents Of the psce ". MoC0rn cs
0cta.cusran and character In cJmpaDy With sral
0fcffs dued Al bls house and subsog entity devoted
my or 10 the old gentlemen hio the oncr- gave their
exclusive slleotOns 81 the Unmarried snd scc0rnr sd
daughters Mr. Mccormick bss lived bore sinrs .sot,
snd time has known most pi the notable men 4
ibe S,ale and n. oony-fssion surchod with Eauy
are9io,es " he pgim,l political leaders of the Old
iosrinion Listerns - hs rectts was hearing the 80
q0srt and noble voices of apar ase ihs house an
0ld frame one With long vorsndahs upper .bd o~er
ers. ffDutus The house d0ftner wiudo~s aud 0g
sve chnusys Butt on the sid. u hi, the approach
by terraces, wbish ATE c0vrr~f by masuif siisf-
In former ycars when hss broad nfsr
cultivation and he had fe'lnle % slaves under hm n
rultvse bis And, he dsenssi hospitality tru. Cd VIZ.
gius style The old horse has sheltered many hero.
fAfs,g diy ed mt A a las