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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

A ,. MAURICE, THE GREAT AsTRoLoaER.
"A. fyour d destiny 20. would would know.
And you'll learn that hhso,
lie tells you ali your veal or woe.
Your destiny he win read 10 you.
Tel: what. In store
Anything should you ask more.
BY thousands he has been tried.
And thousands more he'll meet;
fI %, Il . sieeesesr U s.r eel '0n"a'
OF intended husband % wife.
happy married life,
l3s Bleecker street, three blocks from Broadway. Al
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r AIDES NO IMPOSITION MADAME BLANcH, THE
II great European Clavoyant and Astroogn has arrived
She born with natural gift She tells your very
houghH brings tozher those long sepsratsd and CAUSES
Or absent friend IN reality. LADIES' % cents. 0sussmss
Ccena ms West Twenty eighth ssrest near Seventh ~.
nrAD MADAME RAY 10 THE BEST CLAIRvOYANT
II and Asrologist Ia this city; gives lucky numbers
speedy msrrage Let not the public de decetved BY
sbose show the likeness Of the future hu
rand III you wish the truth call on Madame RAJ Cty
her Once - beveuth avenues near
Twenty street Ladies 70 cens; gentsmen ~ cent
vxyuo WOULD NOT 60 TO MAKE IHEIR FORTUNE
w DO ycionc and All 70 see hiss WELLiA0rOhft the
Engish Pophstess universally the
best all Asroosisis who Euasr'sss 70 secure 70 noss
To npar 10 them information q The utmost nporiAnce
relaye 10 iawsus journeys absent renda love court
shp marriage hidden enemies ana Ioupee IN
~ III fBrsve soldiers learn vouf doom %
giorv lie or N se~s your own prosperity snd
Eluiiy youi not delay 70 VISIT o. addre.s LITTER THIS
a,nos,r Eighth street Miss w. tho only person IN this
80 mo h.sthe genuine and Arabian tAsnans for
~. s,od uck and business sfars-wArrnned Tor NC
Ircs numbers gwen also highly resP@c'abae city rsfe.
renee Drunkenness cured and unsahiai wives and has
| band reclaimed
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I1 .,a elft.d sranish lady unrxvels the mfs~res OF
fn,arstv absent friends ncs ness presefiD~
FOR Az tells lucky numbers propcfy os'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
FINANCIAL.


A TTENTION MONEY PRIZE MoNEY-ANY
"A DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICER SEAMAN
receive his PRIZE MONEY from ADJUST and collect
ana CASH Army and Navy Olcers and others claims
Pay. Bounty. &C.: PROCURE PENSIONS. &c.
EDWARD BISSELL. Army and Navy Banker,
and late Purser u B. Navy 2 Broadway Chambers
MILwUAKEE AND ST PAUL RAILWAY cOMPANY's
M Office 20 William street, room No o. second floor.
NOtceThe holders Of Trustees Certificates given
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Land Grant Assened
Bonds, requested 10 Immediately bring them the
Companys oce and receive the secrtes provided
10 the agreement. N A. COwDREY, Secretary.
DENNY ToKENS-IN ANY QUANTITY.
JOHN GAULT. No. 1 Park place.
two doors from Broadway. first floor
New York.
DRlzR MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS Is
being pad at the banking and collection Offices OF WAL.
DEN WILLARD. 1877 York street. Brooklyn and 81 Wa
ter street Cbarlesown. MassAng,sta James Adger Ar
Brooklyn. Bienvle Bainbriee Blunt, Cuylcr. S. Cham
bers Connecticut Cambridge. Cansndaigna Dale Desota.
Ethan Allen, Flag Flambeau Gem OF the Sea- Gemsbbs,
Huntsville Harriet Lana. Huron Itasco Iroquos James
town, Keystone State, KanAwha Kngfsher Kit.stnpy,
LackawanAR Mohawk, Mercedita Montgomery, Massachu
sctts. N: vassar Mount Vernon New London Northern
biah, :Nlsgsra Norwich 0wssco. ociorora rocahonta.
Roebuci, Roanoke savannah seitin Santiago do Cuba
Somerset Seneca. South Carolina, Sciota g. Knapp Sus
quehanua Seminole. 81 Lawrence, Sea Foam Sam Hous
ton. Santee Sycamore, ST Louis Tahoma Unadla Union
vandaia Wissahckon Wabash Water Witch, Wachusetts
and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
ANTHOLOGY.

cox mn CASH CAN BE PLACED IN ONE OF
pAC.UUU the best paying stocks OF this city private
terms by addressing In good faith Wbox 907 Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

DOsIT1yE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
=. auction BY somnssioners. on .sday. September ~
1865 OF two spa Farns situated two miiex from Keypor
Mddeo~n Point N j. contains ~ acres and the
che sol sof superior quality Sale positive without 70
tcuars Inquire Of either OF the captains Of the steamers
D R. Martin or Matawan, foot OF Robinson street. New
Herk daily between 10 and where handbis be
k aIE,ts oG MbAHLiLiSd' Commissioner
OEe W. BELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Irno WOULD Eor 90 TO Make rMEIs FORTUNE

powypy-xADAnE wlDGER. CLAfRvoYAST
loo and ssd spanish LADY unrAvsls the m,s,-rss o.
,arstv love absent friends scs presenD~s
nsies.. Tor Al aisease tells lucky numbers property lost
or stoA~n Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.

ROUNDABOUT THB MIDDLE or LAST MONTH
III large black Newfoundland Dog which the owner cal
have bJ prosing property aud paying expenses " no
for Within three days be will be sold TO pay expenses
please apply al as Threenth street. between fn
6irth avenues Ring the second bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

WE ARE now Agk.sctsp OUR Lists Nv rsn.
w tsf,v far the FAT ssf~. All p-sscns asYiIg pS.s
A. ,ut bapis fs rent - hantc, rho haze 49,
,.r prces tsns vii pi~ss. noify a. iheu a ~
sooI ssXaspvt.L rosrEE rs,rs ~ issA .sa yU ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

r osT-tl0 REWARD; LOST. SEPTEMBER IS
~ either the train from Suspension Bridge the
Si5P train from Albany or 10 carriage from huason
and fifth avenue Diamond Solitaire Pin, black cnamened
in cham and pm attached The finder win receive one
hundred fir dollars reward BY leaving the above 81 NO.
81 Exchange place. room No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

IL and Asiroiosst IN this city; rves ucsy nurnosrs,
causes speedy msrrAxe Let not the pneS oe cecvee
ssnd IN YOU wish The truth call on Madame RAY CITY
Ia seventh Ladies Is cens: gensmen ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

WILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
O'Clock the Of the Grocery and Liquor Store 81
West Theth with good lease OF the house and sir
dis all for SIS per month. For terms &C. see the auc.
toneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

A BROOKLYN CLAIRvOYANT-MADANE CLIFF.
"A FORD the greatest living American seer, No. 81
Smith street block from Fulton avenue Brookyn de-
disease pescbes remedies finds absent friends and
clafrv oyanty with persona In the army Lie
charts destiny gwen by letter Send stamp for par
ticulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

ApIKs NO IMPOSITION.-MADAMEB LANCH, THE
grea, kurope.n cairvoysnt and A:,roiog has arrived
Thoughts brings ozeher thoss long s~psratsd and Causes
speedy marriages. tells the name Of the WIN
naryy shows keness future husband
or absent friend IN reality LADIES' % cens 0snusmss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

TDUBmC ADMINISTRATORS sALE-wM. Writer'S,
Auconer Tho undersigned will sell At public suction,
Tuesday September o. ~ O'Clock, the Lease, Good
viii FIXTURES rurnitule Ac Ac OF the hotel and resiaa
ond Fifty ninth street, also the fixtures of the Saloon cor
Seventy second street and Eighth avenue en- Central
PARK together with the building Also. Horse Wagon and
Harness X y. BRADFORD. Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

r osT-oN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN Will
u nsmsburs and New York. fes.her Bed Pillows and
3tJ or property 10 Mr. Corby liz West Thirty
dfth street. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
From Charleston.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 5.-A Charleston letter
of the 3lst says: THE last day of July
passes away with everything promising
success, though perhaps not as soon "a
some may wish. All things are working
well. We know anxiety is felt in Charles
ton for the safely OF the city. Last week
there were hanging from the parapets OF
Sumter, as protection to the walls, lines of
cotton bales. 1t told us plainly thet 15
inch shOt were Cqu~I TO It's uestre 49,
But the cotton bales are now gone. Set 90
fire, as they were, by their own guns they
were obliged to take them down, and they
are now piled into scorrhed places behind
on the part 81 the Tre6sIs here Which IS
very encouraging to u.s."
The Charleston C rurier of the 29th says ::
The enemy bad twenty seven vessels inside
the bar yesterday, including the irouclads
and six monitors. Also twenty-five in
Stono Inlet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-The National Re-
publican contains an editorial TO which
much semi official importance is attached
Il states among other things. If there shall
be slight occasion for hOstilities, and the
two nations are likely to be-invOlved in
war, our steamers aud monitors will be at
once converted into privateers aud the
commerce of Great Britain will be driven
from the ocean. Thus does the criminal
neglect of the Queen of England's advisors
tend to the disturbance of the peace of the
world. War is not desirable, even with
England, but war is not the greatest Of evils.
A nation Of spirit cannot submit TO injus'
tice. to insults, to outrages through series
of years and make no effort 70 ayenge its
wrongs. The course Of England during
the trying period Of our troubles has ali.
eniated every American friend, whatever
his opinions upon the naturalization or
the conduct of the war.
These are significant facts aud indicate
what the future has in store for Us. The
Vaccinations in Mexico deserve attention,
but the country should bear in mind the
great fact that the United States can restore
Mexico 10 its place as a Repablic WbeL
ever the attempt shall be made, aud, in
deed, it Is not improbable that Napoleon
will find an excuse for quitting the posi-
tiDn which promises no good to the French
Empire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
AN Quiet on the Rappahannock.

New York, Aug. The Worlds WASH
iugtou dispatch contains the following
One of the evening papers here 10 an article
on the military situation, says our army
had crossed the Rappahannock aud that,
if an engagement was not progressing, it
was Al least imminent, though tits thought
that Lees probable retreat to Richmond
might prevent it.
Advices from the army to might show the
utter falsity of the situation thus presumed
in the paper of yesterday.
A accommodating force, under Stuart
crossed the river aud attacked some of our
forces at WarrentOn. They were driven
back after a slight skirmish, without OBJ
tanning the object Of their visit.
To. day all is quiet. None of our forces
have crossed the RappahaunOck as pub
lished above. r.r.r..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
Arrival of the Steamship Heela-
Panic in the Rebel Loan.

Caps RACE Aug 5.-The steamship He
ella. from Liverpool 18th and Queenstown
%, has arrived with three days later news
The news received Of the Federal victO-
ries caused Confederate loan stock TO de-
cline l7@20 per cent. a perfect panic
ensued in that stock.
The Times considers the New York riots
as insurrectiOus against the Government.
Cotton advanced one half; breadstufs
quiet and steady "
The Daily News expatiates on the VIC
tories Of Grant, Meade, aud Rosecrans and
the uuimpaired efficiency OF the North
aud it's uniform aud rapid progress.
Laird publishes anouy nous correspond
ence between his firm and some persons in
Washington and New York to show that
propositions were pending ia 1862 with the
Navy Department in Washington for his
firm to construct vessels for the Federal
navy. There Is nothing, however, to show
10y what authority the anonymous indiVid-
uais used the name of the Secretary of the
navy.
The Morning Post maintains that the
nniOn of the three preat powers against
Russia is ensured. The Herald contrOverts
this notion and maintains that Russia is
disposed to defy the western powers.
Parliament had heeu prOrogued aud the
Queens speech had been delivered by the
Commission, and says civil war continues
in America. 1t iDfiicis much evil not only
on the contendiDg parties, but on other
nations. We see however, no reason TO
depart from our strict neutrality.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
Excitement Among the Copperheads
in Col Hmbus.

CIECINNATI. Aug. 5.-The Gazette's Col
umbus dispatch says considerable excite
meut prevailed there yesterday P NJ, over
the tearing down by invalid soldiers a flag
on which was inscribed the names of Val
landigham and Pugh. The copperheads
commenced gathering and sWore veugence
on the author of the act. Another invalid
soldier was badly beaten for approving OF
tue oct. All sOlIiers in the city were ar
rested and put iu the guard house to pre-
vent further disorder. In the evening IA
crowd assembled before the door OF the
store where tee flag hung. and after parad-
lug the streets the crowd went back to the
store and presented the owner With new
flag which will be hung out again to day
Further trouble is apprehended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06

R9~ WHENEVER politeness will permit it,
We are ready to retire from the news board
and announce that we have enough of Nor
gan. For three weeks it has been nothing
but Morgan. Thespices of romance, hero
ism and politics have been added to the
dish and we have had some of every varie
'y, from the 'pure milk" of the truth, to
the "black broth" of lying. Morgan has
been dished QUITO US from every conceiv-
able platter. The newspapers have issued
constantly their gorging rations, while the
tit bits and savory pieces have been re-
served for the aociaI circle and tue parlor.
TIE supply may continue, but we have
snO:gh and desire most emphatically a
change of dish
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06

/ E9nTHE HEATED TEaM.-YesterdAy the
mercury marked 90 degrees. There was a
little air stirring and the tails of the wealth
ercOcks pointed southwark. From this
quarter came the little air that was 10 mo.
lion. Horses and hod-carriers suffered
The poor cattle trotted along
reakiug in foam, while laborers upon build
mss wilted like so many newly transplant
ed cabbages If any harvest is to be gar
nered by landlords at the watering places,
now or never is the time to reap it. A
bare-tooted man could no more run upon
the pavements than he could run along a
steam boiler. Sleeping, on such nights, is
out of the question.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06

E9y ORPHAN CnnDREN.-A few days
90, an English woman with two children
Fas found wandering about the streets in
destitute condition. The mother was
trunE and seemed to be perfectly unable
10 take care of herself and children. Capt.
Thorpe, commander of the post, provided
place for the children at the st. Joseph
Hospital until yesterday morning when,
we believe, they we're sent to the poor
house
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
Gen. Grants Official Report.

NEW YORK. Aug 5-The steamer Nor
thern Light, from Aspiuwall 2sth, arrived
this morning.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says the official report of Grants opera
ti0us at VIcksburg reached there Thursday
last II is said to be one of the most To-
terestiug reports ever made to the Head
quarters of the army. A copy was being
prepared for publication in order TO graft
~ public anxiety for details of the speu-
did achievement which contributed so
largely in giving to the country once more
the free navigation of the Mississippi.
This publication was however suppress
ed, on She ground that such documents
should frat appear in the Army and Navy
official Gazette, the last number Of which
is issued to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription cfSir j. Clarke,
N. d., Physician Extraordinary to Me
QuseH.
This invaluable medIcince Is unfaIing In the cure
of al those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject, 1t mOdeTRtesA
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short lime,
bring en- the monthly period WITH regularity,
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent couuterfeIts
. CAUTION.
TIL sc Pills SHOULD uOt be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE Months of Pregnancy, as they
Gre sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they ere safe.
In all of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion,
Palpltation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites.
these ills will effect cure when all Other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calomel Rntimony, or anything
huriful to the constitution.
Full dlrec ions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States aud Cauadls,N
s...r JOB MOSES, % Cartlaudt St, N. Y.
N. B.-sl co and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
fifty Pills by return mail.
For sale by LAUGHLINs L BUSHFIELD,
jy29 and t. H. LOGAN & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
10 wool Growers.
NEW YoRK, May 10. 1858.

NEW York, May 10, 1868.
~ ENTLEMEN: We are prepared TO receive, nan
" die, and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following conditions: After the Wool is laid down
at our door, we will store, Insure, grade SELL deliver
collect, and remit for one cent per pound.
Our farms of sales for cash. nett prices ad-
ding interest for time In cHses do We take paper
without the owners consent that will not sell alone.
uur long acquaintance with the trade enables to
mike quick safes at the market value.
Having the confidence of large capitalists also en-
abes to negotiate for advances the most favor
able terms. .H
All remittances will be promptly forwarded with
account of sales
We shall be pleased to receive your Wool, and will
give It prompt attention-aways keeping our friends
posted on the condition OF the market. 81
Very respectfully, yours.
H. A. PETTIBONE 4 WALLACE,
Wool Brokers' 20 Broad Street New York.
3mde
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
Last Nights Report.
Additional Particulars of the Burn
ing of the Steamer Ruth.


CAIRO, August 5.-Tbe steamer Ruth,
valued at 500, 600 was burned last night
at midnight at the foot of island No L.
She was bound for HeIena, and had on
board the Paymasters and their Clerks,
with 81 .6OO,o 900 in greentbacks, to pay Gen.
Grants army.
The folio wing are list of names: Mai. N.
S. Brinton. Philadelphia, Pa, in charge,
Clerk Major W. MendenhaII, J. d.
Ford, CLERK MajOr ". w. White, BurIing.
ton, Iowa Major J. W Bragion, Erie Pa,
W. w. LoOmis, Clerk; Major ". H. James.
son, Boston, head slightly scratched, Maj.
/. II. PumPhrey. Wheeling, w. H. Fletcher
Clerk Mel. J D. Grenwalt, Harrisburg,
missing. --E rr- ~-r.f.- -r
Frank j. Oglesby, clerk OF the steamer,
was lost Two negro deck hands, one
chambermaid (colOred woman) aud one
cabin passenger were lost. The Captain,
first and secOnd clerks and all the rest OF
the crew were saved. a
The papers and all the books of the boat
were lost.
Thirty one soldiers of Co. I, 9Th Wis,
acted as guards to the Psym Aster, under
command of Lieut.. Courier of these one
corporal and four PriVates were lost; three
killed by stage plank falling on them while
in the water.
Altogether about thirty lives were lost
The boat had aboard SO head OF beef
cattle, l2O mules, 400 tons of cOmmissary
and surler stores, aud about loo tons OF
private freight, which were lost.
There were about 200 persons on board.
The boat was insured Tor $50 600. The
fire broke out in the after part Of the boat;
some say between the decks, and others
say in the nursery. As soon as the FIRE
was discovered the boat was headed for the
shore on the Missouri side. and struck the
bank with full force. the fire having driven
the engineers from their post. The en-
Numbers jumped as6or5!' But the srefu
soon swung around down stream aud as
the engines were still working, the boat
was turned from shore and she again star
ted down the river. When she lett the
suUre, Iuere were aoout 81 persons on
board, nearly all of whom must have per-
isbed.
The steamer Shingles brought the pas
sengers saved 10 this city this morning.
The soldiers are said to have acted herOi-
cally and TO have stood by the boxes con-
tanning the money until il was certain all
was consumed. The boxes were iron bound
and too heavy to he removed until the
e lmes had spread all over the boat. There
is no satisfactory theory as to how the ERE
originated it is believed however, to have
been the work of an iucendiAry at the in
terest of the rebel government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06

B6~A CRUEL JoKE.-A cruel joke was
perpetrated upon an uusophisticatedy young
man from DOddridge county on Tuesday
evening, at tavern on Main street. The
young man, whose name is Centre, had
been down in wetzel county, and had taken
unto himself wife who knows as little of
the ways of the world as her husband
They came up here on a little wedding
tour. A party of practical jokers, and
among the number a member of the Legis-
lature, succeeded in persuading Centre that
he had not been legally married; that the
Legislature had passed a law prohibiting
all ministers from performing the ceremo-
ny /; and that be had committed crime
from the penalties of which ignorance of
the law would not shield him. Centre was
very much troubled about the affair and
sought reliefin the, flowing bowl, and his
desperation caused his young wife to "drop
ears as fast as the Arabian trees their
medicinal gum"
The unsophisticated pair left the city
morning fully believing that the
whole business would have to be gone
over again. tsrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
8g Ielea.rl.aIp1..
Afternoon Report.
Rebel Cavalry Attack Gen. Buford's
-El-L Pickles.

NEw York. Aug 4.-The Herald has the
following:
RAPPAHANSocK STATION, Va, Aug. H.
A force of the enemy's cavalry, with ar.
tillery, attacked Gen. Buiord's pIckets this
afternoon at clock and drove them
back mile, when the General went for
ward with the first brigade of his division,
under Col Chapman, and the second, un-
der Gen. MerideIh, and drove them back
beyond Brandy Station, establishing our
picket lines for the night half a mile fur
Their out than before. Our loss is one
killed and two or three wounded.
Information gained from scouts and
prisoners indicates that the main body OF
the enemy has fallen back towards Freder-
icksburg and Gordonsville.
The first corps were all in arms aud
eager for the attack which they also fully
expected. Generals Newton and Robinson
left their headquarters with their staffs
aud awaited the tide Of events, but were
doomed to be disappointed. ....