Washington telegraph., 1863-08-19


waited leisurely until iii whole force
came W, forced tie citizens to cook for
hi men, and then pushed on toward thc
river, via the Pomeroy road.
LID the meantime Runlle baJ not bean
idle "'hs gallant officers, and the Mari
eta and Hooking Valley Tai!wars. threw
a force ot 2,UUO men from the Chilli
cothc to 4 little village called Berlin.
right ~ the road where Morgan was nov
ia- Runkle ambushed his men, and sas
in laig way to give Morgan \ GOOD.
sound ;hrt>hing, when IL was d.ec0vere
h!- gians lad boon betrayed " taa enemy.
aud raut tile main body Of the fraebooters
hal taken another ryld. Runkla. how
ever, had sharp fight with the enemy.
OBTAINING him three Lolrs, killed four,
and .os:n. none.
Cen. Judah i at oak Hill, little vii.
i -a ou tile H.ckiag Railroad, c1veriog
\ iGaHrn,.- witch Ais luraa, ANA eight hun-
Gtrl militia lett Portsmouth thi> .venin.
nh rciu force him. Tle -unhoars arc at
lrgnarey, pYia- riaasa.t aal Ga!i1a.is.
Tue operator at Chiiccthe t1laarlrhs
th4t rHa -airI sh a- Berlin lasted about
tlrtc hours; three u A1Ieau's uen we're
Killed, none of ours. Our force was l,JlO,
Ninr1a1's 1000
lha militia mrn at Elss, Pike aul
iIccsine. fought wei Morgan is going
ofacr ny p1mrroy ur Gaiipli.s.
~ scout arrived at PymeIoy al se:cl
r'taca. nui rap.HoI Margau'- advance
uirau .rOIui.c- ui sl..Ee-vI.g, seventeen
ui.-- f.a4. PJmergy. Our force, are both
lH li- .r.u. .ni rrar. nammIH- HIN be-
twe-n fus rugged bills "a. Ici-s and J Jack
! s.n counties, rllc. i- Y s-r4 guarantee
taa- there j. ~ possible Chance of lis
cza-rt
Portsmouth, July II, p. NJ sent
y0u iu.- details up t1 Thursday might, rar
steamer B.s,ous, which Def. here at one
'e.uc.l tnis morning. Ma have reliable
information tg TIE -.I-y. tAas at TO o'clock
. m. 1n. s.nrday Thursday. that the main
. force ut Morgan cuulmanG entered ana
took possession of Jasper and .1iketon
which places arc oa either side WI the
~cio;u river, E5ckiu@ Canal and Piketon
Pike, distance. tw nfy OIL miles from this
I point. sud one or iwy 4. a each other.
There they had q .kirmiSh with the
guard Uf x couple Of canal boa Is which
\ we're bringing arms. They burned twC
bridges and a saw-niil ~ thls place, cut,
tei stores aud stole hor-es. From partie:
whl saw tAcm, learn that they weT,
+ several hours Ia passing, aud that they
A h4r- aI1 ssE-glunler- and Que twelve.
= p.under guas. They gutted Jackson,
thirty rhTqe miles northeast Mi this place,
directly cast or Pikeion On the Portsmouth
nul Newark Railroad, at an early hour
4 tais morning, aud burned the depot and
! Burns flour miil Loss $4,000.
Thence they went north 10 Hamdcn
This I itarm from n dispatch shown ne
Dy Cyi. NY. ~ Warner. sent from Jackson.
General judah, with lis forces, il some
whore between lhis place ana Oak Hill
. C.ucinaai C0mmsrc-ak.
hichmoal, July -T.-fhe Baltimore
American o. the 2jfh by telegroin from
- Cincinnati, NJ the 9Th, says;
= Morgan crossed tie Central Ohio rail-
( roau at Campbell this morning, c,useiy
pursued uy GcaeraI = ackcliOrl. The
depot was burnod, and -omc track torn
ug. At q o'clYcs hc reached Guernsey
w.rle he d.i great deal of damage,
lerirg &c When last heard from
he Was ~ Winchester moving towards
Staabauvi,lG.
The True Democrat Bulletin gathers
tile following from Northern papeF-:
Th, closing scene of Morrlus raid
! were nyt oa unmixed ioy ~ hrs Tursuers-
! At Springfield, near Steubenvilla, they $50
an an bush tyr Morgan. The 9th --ichl-
. gnn cavalry. under Mai. Way, came uP,
Anil were mistaken f9r Morgan. a -ori-
Gus little fight cusued, when Way ran one
way and Morgan went another. On sun
day. the 18th, he was entirely surrounded
at West Point. about midway betNee p
NelIviiie aud New Lisbon, when he sur
rcrde et.
It appears that Gen. John Morgan sur
rendered 20 n Capt. Burbeck on condition
VI being paroled. Afterwards the great
Bombastes Gen. 5 ackleford come up ana
refused to recognise tile terms q surFen-
der on the ground that Barbeck was a
captain I'd the militia.
July 3O-I,30O Of Mornn's men are
at Camp Chase. Squads are being pfouGht
in by the citizens and military.
Washington, July 2S.-Ihe Secretary
Of Var issued an order that John Morgan
and his commanding officers should be
? confined 10 the COlambus. ", Peniten-
tiary.
I We meet with The following additional
par.iculars Of the surrender IF Morgan.
, we aPprehend that in accordance with
their ordinary meanness ri soul they VIII
violate every pledge for the purpose Of
inflietinE mean revenge On our noble
Cincinnati. July %. .- Morgan claims to
have been paroled BY militia captain TO
whom he surrendered Gen. Shackleford,
WHO arrived shortly after, refused to re-
cornize the parole, and the matter il to be
rcfcrred VI Gen. Burnside. 10 i said
there is evidence that Morgan surrendered
II Mn. Rue. III %, biz claim amounts ID
nothing. and, in any event, the brigand
viii Nh find himself at liberty very soon.
Columbus specials say that the
} question whether Capt. Burbeck had az
thority to accept the surrender Of Morgan