The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-29
Z n E.7'K AID.
Operations Along the Upper
Potomac.
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DEMONSTRATIONS DY TIE EslxY.
lnc!hsr EG'art 10 surpriss WASH
"A irgtsn Contemplated.
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Energetic Preparations to Foil
Their Plans.
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Eco Said TO Be About to Operate IN Person
Ner,h d tho Potomac,
DEMONSTRATIONS DY The EslMY.
SIR. DcD. Randolph IzeIm'. Despatch.

SIR DcB. Randolph Helms Despatch.
FKEpERlcH, Nd, July 81, 1864.
ENEMY.
From PERSONS just arrived the river learn that
che enemy northward AID now lies uuon
cho bank Of the Potomac. his lines extending rcm
willansporf to shephsedstovn az yet have no In.
formation OK crossing, though their in
She vicinity OF Wi!amsport Indicate intention TO A..
ssmpt IT,
OUR FORCES
Gre busy end closely watching the going on
the ohor ste presence Of the Grst rebel on
CHS eide viii Immediately b. known and dispositions be
nads accordingly. Tho most complete arrangements
have been msdo ooeron auy hostile operations rorth
OF the river
General Hunter h expected here tonight. several
snenbors Of bis sa who preceded him. having already
arrived.
THE rRAIys--rvE WOUNDED.
The trains sti running Ferry but rot beyond
large number Of wounded from Aartinsburg via Ha.
gersown, arrived here today by our government
wagons, Oh d WIN leave tonight for Baltimore.
MovEasNls-Ias PLANS.
II 10 not Doomed advisable speak Of military move
Vneuts but may be s'sted that everything progresses
gavovphy and The enemy venture north Of the Poto
mac he will probably mike discoveries.
!. IA rumored here that tho present demonstrations
che enemy at winmsport ard Shspherdstown are with
view 10 drawing forces from Washington and then
snake sudden dash that city. To prevent such
action vogii be advisable keep active force Of
cavalry Vel scug main roads leading the city,
In view "a giving taei, Information approach of
hostile force Every from below to thick the
present merely arugc Both emergencies should how
over. BIO provi ded for.
EVASION AID rs orJEe1
There impression that the rst invasion OF Nary
Sand merely desgned TO gather large stock Of sup
plies to forwardsou,h another detachment. which
% advance erd op forces of Early Breckenridge
and operations then TO be conducted on
a much erander scale. The behavior Of tnA enc
rny upon Its FIST nresence-'hat Il, the regqr dfnl
economy in NE usef The prpucto So the
20 favor THIS programme and his recent
IA her confirm il. We are oil wtncss de
yelopmen, OF his designs. u probable this will be
brought about 10y sued ~ nest.
sgl.slsHisG--Tg2 sryAT7oS. f
'S'ucc the hattie Sunday ast here had been up to
yesterday large 81 ssfrmishing in which The
rtsuts varvtng and urialp0riaut. lhe fact that
Crock had driven the enemy back 70 Buakers bil ap
gears TO have be temporary advsntage, vet II
eio-dCl time Tor the perfection OF souo movements on
], NAV Be said ev,rvthnv looks favorable and the
eoplc as yei evinoe but he concern, all feeling tho
erealest oenadence
screnyis int irons.
sgPoir or bsA7ns IN rsrrrsrcs rcsrrAl cs.
1Le following Is tie ell report Of the sick and
s~rurdea IN 4 q lir s,es Army Gene al Hospital (the
SarIscksl. Frederick, hid, Cor the week ending July
fsmaicinv a. lass report Lo5s
admitted during t1e week. LOB
Returned to duty. 6s Diod.........."...... ~
i s,srsssssi rotnl....~......... 100
ocseiifu. ..,........- -
i ID' ns Hsss.n, ss., ~ & arc :; Liz
r. W. Smith, Co. !, loDih ONO. egA
1. Coburn, 20. n. isSih unio
John Hughes 90. ~, 1t New York cavalry.
EHst Sergeant II II. eoaser %. II. lo6'h New York
"A. eosseman, 20. X, on >ey York heavy artillery.
@. u. Rocks Go. C. itdta Ono
C. Horsfeli. Co X, ISist New York
A. Miler. 90 a, iontn Ne Yes.
fist Lieut. John r. ssangler 20 A. s.th Pennsylvania
a. l.. Payts1, q. II. iAi 1ho.
CORPORAL Aalss HUM 20 q. I3sth Pennsylvania.
Ascy PoiIsctt, g. +. .sth New Jersey.
james Tord.ey, 90. X, ihlst New York.
sJsn 70 Tsi-efs' 90. !. iI.tn ett,
.ssrs rs, i, =. l. Sc'teost Co J.. iostn n Y.
within HofenbuiR, 20 a, 1851 Pennsy ivania.
Josiah McIscs, CO. I, iCHh Ono
JoLn + Ilaruson, Co. i, ist Pennsylvania H. B.
r w. johnson, Co 4, t5sst hes Iofk.
o. Badger, 20. A. ~ IN uhi,.
Capt NJ | Chainberil n. u. y, l2eth New York.
as serg. = wiNemyer, %. q s7ih Pennsylvania.
serg Ias!i Yoang, %. 4, ,o10, New YORK.
jota Con pson. 20 i. I4,h Ee~ Jersey.
.Atraham Powell. 10. .. 81 vary,ua.
2. bart n FORSYTH, Go 10th Vermont
rhss Warner, Co. y. 9th New York feavy artillery.
Q. o. l sl g. I, i2g.h oao; ,o -,
jas. Coph, 60. u, I5tb New York cavalry.
Corp. II. iisble Go E. % rennsyisanla cavniry.
D. Guiun. 90. y, 15s,b Pennsylvania.
! Isaac Iiyess, Go. "A, ic6in New York.
y. n Cadlss, Go. X, l2,h Gsersls battalion.
a1eret Get. Roberto, Co. X. Goth Geareia.
n Jovner, co. r, Ign Gcors ia b. y slion.
Madison Pitcher, CO. y. 9th t,euisinps.
James Eeson. Co. II, sotn North carolina.
CAPTAIN =, T. Groves. Co. ., Isl louisiana.
Tx s. =. 5 n.lso.'s CO g; I'm ynslna c1valry
y, y. ss ..s... g. a. a, 1910 GO, ,soIs,a;
Alex. Allan, Co. IA. 7tb Virgins cavalry.
Daniel Curry, Co. X, 9th Iousisr1