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FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Disaster to Coles Maryland Cavalry
Fight IN Loudon County

HARrER's FERRY, VA, Jan. 4-ICorres-
pondence baltimore American. l-Itis not often
You nave been called upon To record n disaster
TO Coles Maryland cavalry, notwith standing
they have been almost constantly in the saddle
for nearly three years, and are entirely igno-
rant as to the meaning of - winter quar,ers''
On Wednesday, however, the 30th uIt, y de-
tachment OF seventy five men, composed of
proportiorate number from each of the four
companies constituting the battalion, proceed
ed on two days scout, under the command
of Capt. A. M. Hunter, of CompanyC.
The detachment met with little impednent
in its march until Friday, Jan uary I, about one
a. m, when near Rectortown, on the border OF
Loudoun and Fauquier counties, IL suddenly
encountered large force, OF from five to ssven
hundred rebel cavalry, supposed 10 be portion
OF General Rosser's brigade. Our boys fougat
gaiantiy against such overwhelming numbers
un1l nifty seven out OF the saVt nty- five were
.itfer captured or killed. The remaining
eishteen made their way in safety 10 camp.
Captain Hunter, regret to say, is a prisoner
IN The hands of the enemy T.i
Several OF those who escaped found their feet
frozen when they reached camp. One poor
fellow, named William Brown, of Capt Frank
GallagEer's company, got his boots filed with
water In crossing stream, and when he
ate enpted TO Full them oil found his feet and
ankles enCased in ice! The bJots had 10 be Cat
from his feet.
Rsctortown, the scene of this occurrence IS
about forty miles from Harper's Ferry, aud a
locality proyerbial for rowing bands of guer-
rillss and other rebel cavalry. The military
sagacity hat could suggest such an expedition,
with handful of men, so far into the enemy's
lines, without the hope OF suceor or support in
case they We're oveTpowered, may we'll be ques-
iloned. Besides, the men had but few aays
previously come Off fifteen days. scout from
the upper Shenandoah Valley, where they had
been co. operating with Gen. AreriH 10 his
great raid on the Tennessee and Virginia rail-
road. "nlle this disaster was being enacted
on the east side of the Blue hidge the balance
OF the battalion, with Nj jor Cole himself in
command, was in the Shenandoah Valley,
ready 10 meet the advance OF the rebels in their
threatened q md roll
road. -...a. -
P.S.-Since the above was written dispatch
has been received from Capt Hunter announ-
cling his escape from the rebels and his cafe ar
rival at Point of Rocks
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Investigation by a Military Commission
PrOfitable Steamboat Charters

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. THE military COM
mission, of which Gen. /. J. Wister is presi-
dent, has been in session during the past week
in this city. The case of ]. NJ, Hunt late SUI
perintendent of vessels at Fcrt Monroe, is being
tried, and the developments ere exceedingly
interesting Among the points ELECTED are the
payment OF $4,000 OF fees to Senator Hale by
Hunt to get him out of the Old Capitol prison.
TO. Gay, Capt Cone. of the steamer John a.
warner. was on the stand. and testified that
the boat was worth about S65, 900 when she
hrst went into Government service, and that
at the rate OF her charter she had earned Sl135UO
up to date; that the Government had supplied
her with coal, and that her running expenses
were from $1,000 to $1,000 per month, which
were betrayed by goods sold on board and by
the prohts on meals and beI this. She belon gs
to the Delaware River Steamboat Company, of
which John Price Wetherill, OF Fhiladeiphia,
is president, and Andrew nj. Anderson VIM.
]. Allen, WIllet PaXson and SAM Harlan, ir.,
are directors. .---
Captain Cove swears that her first charter
was made with John Tucker, late Assistant
Secretary Of War, and the second with u uar-
tel master Megs.
The prosecution has oyerhauled other fat
jobs in The SIT eamboat line. As the eviden ce
stands thus far it appears as if there had been
ring OF contractors which ir terloeks with one
at Baltimore. Among others there is the case
of The steamer West End, an old boat w which
was offered at New York at S5,5OO but was
chartered to the Government from March,
1862, to October, 1853, a. S36,5D0 per annum
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From Panama,

PH1LADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The steamer OCEAN
Queen, from Aspinwall on the 9th, with a
quarter Of q million OF treasure, has arri we'd
A Panama letter of the 26th contains the FOL.
lowing:
The troubles in Chiriqui continue, and Gov
Obalda has fled to Panama
The French corvette D'Assas arrived from
Panama On the 18th, and is believed to be en-
route for the coast of Mexico. The frigate Ian.
caster was on the Mexican coast. The Cyane
is still at Panama.
The Presldentu of Panama has issued DEGREES
that all vessels leaving Panama must give the
names of their passengers and true statement
of the cargo.
Mosquera had attacked Flores near the bor-
der, defeating the latter badly. Mosquera lost
500, while Flores lost 500 killed and wounded
and 2,OG0 prisoners. Three Of Flores colonels
were killed, and his SON is missing.