, 1863-06-25
Eastern News.


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A lady from Shelbyville, who arrived to-oayt
=, Q . report Of . surrender Of Vickss1Fg gaf1f
FisOn Of 5000 men was prevalent IN the rebel
cdmpa She states that rebel papers have pub;
lishsi particulars Col Lawrence WIlllama
formerly Of the I'd q. 3 cavalry, Gen. brsggs
chief Of artillery, and Lieut. Dunlapi o. the,
rebel army; were arrested and hung IS spies
cnws,srcss. . Thsv ned the;r annearancs IN full
Fsder.l nriiorm, yenr.seutinr lbe,nselVes a III
sSsciors M ths Il. 4, sTmvs Rsvinr ordsFs from,
| Adi't Gen. Townsend and cohntersigne0 ~
RosecFans 70 inspect the iortidcations Of the
Department. Col. Watkins bad suspicious, and
communicated bis doubts % Col Bayard, who
tslesraphed 70 Rosecrans Z any such persons
had position IN n,s army, hosecrans rePnsa Y,
the negative. Inc reoels eoniesseo. oSIs
| ment q ueAsonenle naenfe ane fSns.eosse V
lormsuon ~ louna On Is .s:. ..as0. ~,
oeIeu cou" martini, anu tn's u''u"s Wy
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A severe engagement took place yesicfu.y
morning, between our cavalry and that Of ther
rebels under Stuart at Beverly tord On tue
RapPahannock, four miles above kApRahAnnock
Station and about the same distance rom SUI
Phur Springs. The P0st says the ngnt wns .
very brilliant exploit From onncers VINO par
tcipated IN the light We learn that Two hTignde9 !
Of Pleasantons cavalry under Buford made an
important fecohn6lssance towards Cnlpspper
and hS1 one Of the most obstinate cavaify nshm
Of the War. The force eompfised Bulords own
oneaae enc an1lnsr anoer .s.4s;. Ces DA..: ~
PoL.se " w e..s .- =. e-.. -sa.s - ~ .
Issmsn1 ol mlAntsy :. 1sS .ess; ls. .s -9 )
oclocb On monuay nis". ~ cssa,sy
three IN he morning The men were called and !,
at four they crossed The ford. The Sub New
York cavalry crossed hrst, and drove the enemy
back to the Fife-pits, and after Desperate con-
dict cleared the woods, the enemy hllihg bach
upon their artillery and maintaining their position
Until f9 o'clock when our artillery came up; and
the rebels were again driven back for sir miles
in the direction Of Culpepper Court House, when
Neatly all the fighting done by yihs cavalry .
was Of the bloodest hind, mostly hand.toshSnd
with sabeF and pistol Our loss vas cohsiddfi
able, and the slaughter Of the rebels fearful Ne
estimate Of the loss on both sides can be given.
Il is reported that Col B. Davis was killed. b
this sudden and Brilliant dash Of our cttGry
into the enemyls lines their plans have bed =