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THE NINTH CORPS.
Mr. Ia mes C. FitxpatricIx's Despatch.
Ninth ARMY CoRps, I
BnoHB PETERSBURG, Va, jury 29--A. ~

Mr. Ia mes C. FitIpatrick's Despatch.
Ninth ARMY CoRPa,
BnoHs PETERSBURG, Va, jury 29-A NJ
ANOTHER NIGHT ENGAGEMENT
Yegferday was comparatively quiet, but an sesn ~
darkness set IN last evening the won't
with renewed zeal, AZ II 10 make up for lost time, and
literally rendered night hdeous with the explosions OF
artillery, mortars, shells and bombs. The sky sCint
laed with the spark like fuses, and the sharp angry
ashss OF the guns and bursting mises The night was
very dark, and the spectacle only the brilliant
mE YRR IN rErRRsBrRa
About ten O'Clock large Are broke out 10 Petersburg
and burned FOR several hours II occasoned proba
bly, by orr shells bursting or housss the
city.
IlsUfsSASr xosaow WOUNDED
Among tho wounded yesterday Lieuten ant Robert
Morrow, OF the Fourteenth New York heavy artillery,
who had his leis Bierallyisho away We frequently
read Of such cases. but this the second In tho
prssent campaign within my knowledge where limb
has actually been carried away by shcs Lieutenant
Morrow In his quarters ai the time reading
paper, when shell entered cutting on the arm
above the slhow. II exploded st the same time.
severely confusing his left sde and small fragmens
entering tire right wrist Nothing Of his lat
but ragged, biackened bleeding stump to which tho
nerves, tendons and Of tho skin hung In shreds
Three luches Of the stump amputatsd and be 10
doing wall.
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rHR FIFTH CORPS.

mr.. l.. A. Hendrick's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FBIB ARMY Coars
BEroRs PETERSBURG, July 20, 1864.
ARTILLERY.
Tho enemy has given today his usual compliment
Of shells and muskctry 10 which have on
part the usual responses. One or their shells
the One Hundred and Fourth New York regiment, killing
outright Sergeant Brady OF Company g, moraiiy wound
ing Corporal Michael NcNeG Of the company and
slightly wounding private George Striker, Company A,
same regiment.
Lieutenant Pike In charge Of the cavalry escort at
beadquarters just recovering from two weeks sickpess
while taking buggy ride to-day, losing his
life from the horse running away and throwing him
the buggy the depth Of sand in the road saved
his life.
Captain Hilton. Twelfth New York regiment, Assistant
Corps Provost Marshall has been appointed Assistant
Corps ouartsrmaser. Tho position is Of responsl
bility, and requiring energy and ability, which roqusi
tioDs Captain Hilton possesses n an eminent degree.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE RK3EIs.
There are indications that = portion Of the enemy In
front Of the left OF line have withdrawn All last
night the cars were busy running and the presumption
Is that the enemy Is sending Of his troops Rich
mcnd, either TO reinforce their army:n Georgia Earys
troops IN their second attempt at invading Maryland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-31
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

the Late ConnIet In the vaIiev-TAs
Union strong aoids Inrosvh Open -
InvasionTn Tnnry y,ana sna PsnnssI
From The Richmond Examiner, July 81
. ssinls The terms Of The despatch irdcst. what .
seldom soen,ne rJut of large army. IN which All
parsu VS. made by he Whole Confederate force for
miles md continued further by tho Ccpf.dsratc cavalry
caupaisr IN the valley snd on the Potomac. 10
he distant spectator they we're mot lew. fro~
woole sanai I Or ,noss splendid opportunities wa,es
we're showercd the Confederate generals In the nrss
year o. the and they foil, as thea, unmprovcd 70
washing ION reu snch cnances The army had returued
wsh bees the hrs news Of s return aas tho depiors-
he arar Ia which Ramsour's division was humial6d "a
the dust scantalcus AFFAIR." On that day krss CSs-
f9sra1 hrirals I'D % run a,riy tcfaoM ren t9'Ha-
I'm iine sf5lRk Although great hss of men wRs
NlS,aiued u was disaster such before cl IN
any position OF tho army " northern vrgns and s1s1S
.e lIn. shi never again % sown ca ssors
the glorious tding- from terrs,ovn. Perhaps zoe ur
AacsiSnn n the preceding days nerved Vie verge % -
= mpcr,an, event. il, believed ,nai lhs fossss s;:
Nv Grant 70 ths rslie Of Wssnpgo. Th. taas
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~ iay o, VIZ. nia had engaged and defeatea lse
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ri "a aud a, a s.e last night The vaow,us 'mN
rssl se,pslcb vac received at the War peparsment
- tSAp.rAsrKas. a. N Va July 70, 4
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rr,s havora Wirobes,cr. shcn he was g c'mp@sa,s
Latt nom ne exhaustion of hs msn' VIZ"
marched twenty Eve miles thai dsy -,
lre pursuit. Was epa'iauea os me @'"''
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Tnc Eight at New Marnet-Capfur, or
Cannon Nv the Union Eore.s-ssrant
Reported tn DO NsiutnR-Specaiattv1s
t,sle,s as 60 Hts Plans. &c.
ltrou' the Richmond Eraminsr, ju,v 81.
ten. Ear - victory IN the valley has had The desired
effect urnn Grant. II has avinced him the
ance ~ noDv something "0n this ire iuseai
u diing the summer, more ihan naf g0us,
shcug the little to9a " feiarsburg HIS nrst step has
beer rvs force, sfesdy srong, tho north
benk Of tn Jaros at rsep Boiiofp. He sent
srooIs Oh Saturday end on tuesday niSht threw over
ancocs ccTs thereby Increasing hs force this s.de
Of tho river Is tweny taeasard lie also
on lres,iay r.ln trenty.,'yo pisces of cannon.
fhs force Dscp ctso Is 10 CONSIST of tho
Tenth, The Nineteenth apd ushc0css corps Hancock II
probabiy In ccinmani
ihis forcs assumed The oGenst,e al an early hour
Yesterday morning restng hcir et rccp co,tU,
usle hsr ilSbt stretched away 10 The porbeAs towards
Mbne CNI swsmp
Bevscr e.sh isd nine O'Clock, A. ~. yeserday, ,he
s. colNon " ihs quarter toCk place ~ New Market,
which Is mite rosip u ucop Bo,t m and Twelve m er
from. richtornd by The New Nakct rosd We have no
particulars Uf he gb except that thu enty 20 Tar
sscccEfai as 10 crpure ior Of cur cehHsn. We dd not
hear e tba'r tss any prscGerr saa consider II hardly
ssbn tst they could hive dotr so the accosns that
yrsch q the rar'dy WITH sh(h 0nr ran be t:uc
ihc hght lasted tnt .es cuts and was probably
ttculhi saout pcvdontnx TIE tgemy stumbling uppn
hefors eithor they twsrc OF w. smD mug.
kctry asrmielirg sort up during tic remainder a
the dSy.
rls lArrtr
BY atter receivns iaie lst night learn that tho
pnrs u I'd baGrgo "a tho FIRST Kcyk hrii battery
Captain Creh&l. 1hsv gore tweaty vVundor rHro,l
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gsos taken from the enemy ., Harper's Ferry. wsi0ss
no prisoners and horses.
IL p useless 70 speculate upon Grants plans. me
pre- ~ Indications that he proposes making his ns1s
aissnx ups our nes at three points slmuitaneeusy-
Dsep bo'tsm, Fort Drary and Petersburg We see no
yees0n 70 ies ths lest apprehension As vs have %.
lore we believe he appreciates The necessity OF
SONG something, and thai quickly.
fErERBal'RG.
6rsns 40 yet quiet 10 front Of Petersburg His mortar
arug aad cinno sde have sackencd In the past few days
Hs n san TO be mining. He has been reported 10 be
eolns ns Tor month IL Ia quite time he was sprinE'ng
TIE PETERSBURG TELEaRAMs.
PETERSBURG, July 20, 1894.
Today (the forty second OF the sege) decidedly
She most quiet OF the campaign there scarcely
picket rng and not or two discharges of
ARTILLERY.
MC0ND DKspATCH
PEuussuuRo, July 2T, 1854.
Ihs prediction OF the Philadelphia T1airv or 2,d
seems likeyo be realized soon the bank OF the
James river Hancbck's Second corps. which was
pn Few days ago. has gone there and perhaps other
fankee FORCES, An engagement occurred there today
out 'uiI particulars have not raDspired
Ine Nineteenth corps ofthe Yankee army appeared In
ont Bermuda Hundred. In front OF this place all 10
comparatively quiet, though Grant is sthl dgspg.
citizen OF California sent into lines under tag OF
Tuce yesterday 90 private business.
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BALrIxoRs, July 30. 1854
The damage done to the telegraph by the guerias his
been repaired, and the line is again working TO Harpern
Ferry. The force which did the damage two
or three hundred Of Mosbys nsn WIN msdo their ap-
pearance near Adamstown, . few miles west OF the
Monocacy. They did not stay long, they found pru
dent to leave going 10 the direction Of the Potomac
force OF Union troops st the Monocacy quickly
started in pursuit.. Of the maraudsrs ard IN fsw hours
the damage done TO the telegraph line rod
So far have been able to learn damage has
been done the railroad.
II is believed here that the force OF repes
ported TO BE- In Pennsylvania will be oand 10 be small
and that they will connne themselves to punderng ana
avoid conflict, II possible, with forces.
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WARRINGTON, July 800 so p. NJ.
The Invasion Of Pennsyvana has excited some
prise but very little excitement here. II was supposed
snas tbo lords of the Potom guarded that
waH impossible for any force TO eet over least tn
out tho Tact ceng promptly known. II 10 believed 10 be
merely cavalry raid. and nothing been recaly I'D
here ~ far a. known TO indicate strength u The in
vadns FORCE
Troops being moved this evening, and tho streets
are fun Of soldiers, which being despatched
oept the raiders.
hoped that the rebels viii not only he intercepted,
but made TO pay dsary for iher temeriy in sssin In.
vading Northern soil
The situation Is very different row from what It was
during the former INVASION there being force at hand
which thought 10 be amply sufficient not only 10 reps
but topnuish much larger force than there any
70 believe are engaged this demonstration or within
supporting distauoe.
IL s reported that the rebel force OF cavalry which
crossed the Potomac yesterday at whites ferry
emni one and that their intetioo intercept
wagon train. hut after inqurng and learning from Il
farmers that the Union troops this side
river, they retired after stealing few horses.
Mosby, when last heard from. was st Asbbys Gap,
with two hundred men and Two cannon.