, 1863-11-10
THE WAR M VIRGINIA.
The Late Brisk Forward
Movement,
THE SITUATION RESULTS
THUS FAB REACHED.
We Hold 'Culpepper, &c, &c.

night mentions that an aid Of Gen Fitzpatrick
arrived from the front late On Saturday, aud
reported that that officer encountered and
fought body Of rebel cavalry, near stras-
burg late In tic afternoon Of that day. The
enemg's pontoon bridge over the river, d.
rec:15 behind their works, fell Into our hands,
after Gen. sedg wick defeated The rebels.
The bridge consisted Of only five boats, and
these were tho same which we're abandoned
BY the engineer brigade, Tor "ant OF trans
PoEa1aon, on tne CnickahomlnS, last year.
Inc eannonadlng on Sunday evening was
P1ooaoly den' ou1ord's hgnt batteries and
some ol Inc reoe1 cavalry with guns, IN the
'ac'n1'5 o1 tae 1e" d14s' noftheast Of Ca1'
pepper. Notmng aothentic had been received
up 70 u P NJ, from that quarter, at which
time all was quiet Ihe railroad and tele-
g1apa Oh tne opposlte sloe OF tne happahan-
nocS were 1ouno 10 oe nnln1ored.
onr cavalry are reported at Cu1pepper. At
the latest accounts, part Of our forces were
At brandy Station, and another WAS two miles
the other side Of helJ's Ford. Some Of our
troops were at other points.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Reports received
to-day from the front represent that heavy
firing WIS heard yesterday and this morning,
as though occurring In the lower part Of Cul
pepper, oct from Kelley's Ford, at the juno
ton Of the Rapidan with the Rappahanuock.
1t was reported to. dag, On authority Of the
Surgeons In the Army Of the Potomac, that
our loeses On Saturday were about 100, as
stated In the press kilograms List night. Tmo
hundred Of these are wounded. They arrived
tere this morning, The premises Of the Old
Capitol Prison are densaly crowded to-day.
One thousand eeren hundred and thirty rebel
prisoners. that we're taken In Saturday morn
'ng's engagement, have reached here.
The officers from whom this information
Is ee11sed, saw few more on the way.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-The Ht'atd has the
following =" "RAPPAHASNocK STATION, Nov.
7.-Aejor General sedgwick, commanding
the right wing Of the army, consisting Of the
5th and 9Th corps, left War1enton this morn.
Ing with orders to proceed to Rappahannock
Station, aud take and hold that position. The
march was rapid one, md the FIRST division
ofthe eta corps under command OF bngadie1
Gene1n Dasid A. Russell, teien' Wright being
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