Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-13
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New YokK, Nov. PA special dispatch
to the Times, datedthe 18th, says it is posi-
lively ascertained that the whole rebel infan-
try force crossed the Rapidan on Sunday last.
| The only forces left on this side are recon-
noitering bands. Stuart's cavalry is covering
the rebels front on the south side of the RAJ
pidan, which they are guarding with care.
Buford passed through Culpepper and re-
connoitered the enemyss position OH the Ra-
pidan. Ewel's and Hills corps were en-
camped nearly parallel to the Rappahannock
:. on Saturday, their right resting below Kelly's
Ford, and their left near Rixeyville; on the
east was the river. The log huts from Brandy
Station to the Rapidan showed their intention
to Winter there. Our rapid advance saved
twenty-four miles of railroad and telegraph.
Lees army at Gordonsville does not exceed
thirty thousand, exclusive of cavalry. The
force sent to operate against Burnside has
been recalled, and will form junction with
the main army at Gordonsville. This will
depend entirely upon the rapidity Of Aeade's
movements.
Buford on Sunday night, four miles from
Culpepper, fought Wilcox's corps and Hills
division two hours, taking seven hundred
prisoners. This makes cur captures twenty
five hundred.
The rebels occupy Pony Mountain, short
distance beyond Culpepper, as signal sta.
ton, whence they can observe the movements
of our army to advantage
An order has been issued permanently re-
leiying Gen. HeintzelmaD and placing Gen.
Anger in his place. No reason IS assigned
Flor Heintzelman's removal
T. Necessary measures are being taken to pro-
vide the Federal prisoners at Richmond With
the necessaries of life, by the President. An
effort: also will be made to see il the rebels
will not parole men held by them for ex-
change.
Burnside telegraphs that his disaster oc-
Cured at Rogersville, Tennessee, fifteen
miles from Knoxville. The rebels captured
600 men and cannon. He does. not men,
ton the number of killed and wounded. The
main army is where it was when the attack
was made, in an impregnable position and I'M
der the orders of Grant. Burnsides forces
were overwhelmed by superior numbers.
Burnside has taken over | 900 prisoners since
he came into Tennessee independent Of the
garrison at Cumberland Gap. There are in
dications of large forces coming against us,
but we expect to repel them. The soldiers
captured at Rogersyille were Of the Second
Loyal TennessR and over one hundred of the
Seventeenth Ohio We hold from Washing
ton, on the Tennessee river, to above Bulls
Gap.
1t is rumored that Secretary Chase has is.
sued twenty five million dollars in legal ten
der currency, with the view to relieve the
stringency Of the loan market.
/ Adiutant General Thomas, who commands
the leased plantation system, says no out
RACES have been committed for seventy-fve
miles above Vicksburg. Cotton gathering is
in full operation.
Batteries of Parrot guns have been ordered
to Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, on account
of two suspicious vessels lowering about San
dusky Bay, supposed to be priyateers from
Canada to effect the release of rebel pris.
oners.