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The New York herald., 1864-08-07
TIE NINTH CORPS.
mr.. Jas. G. FItzpatrfck's Despatch.
Ninth ARxv Coars, BEFORE PETERSBURG, Va |
August "A. NJ.


Ninth ARxr coars, BsFoRE PrrrnsBURe, Va,
August A. NJ. (
coLorEL CAPTURED.
During the nag OF true Monday last Col. Thomas
soa1manding brigade OF Ferreros colored DIVISION was
sapssred, through mistake. by the enemys pickles,
poisa OF tho line where a H,g visible He
taken into the city and counued aew hours IN ia,
where no had interview with Gen. Bushrod Johnson,
from whom no claimed his release. Next morning be
pcrs daylight he through tho lines arrived
s.iey with his command. lie says that PETERSBURG
pbows but few marks OF the siege not than duzep
hcoses being injured that the neope
ated, but numerolsly plentiful about tho streets
Everytbng s OF extravaganty hgh In the sting
and drinking line. The colonel paid hvs dollars-grec3
backstor apples whiskey in the low grogeerlcs "a
three dollars per drink In the aristoratic dol
srs The Colonel took his capture with the sdno
fsvd and gives many humorous details OF his soourn
orR loss IN ruE RycrSr AssAr,r
amounts to over thirtyave huadred Among tboso who
sn that day officer regretted than Taeute-
napt Pennell, Of Colonel Thom,s stan He was galantly
lcadng the troors with the brigade coors hand, when
Vie fatal bullet pierced him.
HARRIS,
iate ordnance officer Burns'de's stan, having
the General has issued the following sentiments Of
which shared every who has had the pleasure
0 knowing tho gallant captain.--
oRpERs-so. 80.
HEApQr ARrgPs. Ninth ARMY CoRrs, I
N r.ev,aa nac,s,n - va Ausus' rn a; S
kom du,y with this corps IN compliance with the orders
me secretary Of War; the Commanding General reg cts
The oes OF an officer distinguished Tor hts able and thor
cnsh conduct of the affairs OF bis department Ia tho
enpsign Of this corps in East tennessee during he
present operations ~ Vrginia, while fuly dscharg
NV, often under circumstances of the utmost dicuty
The important duties Of hs position his usefulness has
been confined its limits but has always been
forward when the occasion required, " assume with
Nscrity and courage the Office OF aid rhs Command.
ha General parts With bm with the highest appreciation
% has services and respect Tor bmself and his best
Wishes for his future welfare.
By cpmmand Of Major General BURNSIDE
Lsws RICHMOND, Assistant Ad jutant General.
The New York herald., 1864-08-07

and decomr osug horses and mules undoubtedly possess
great attractions 1ies One cannot sit down or lie
assault, huZzng into his ears, creeping and skinping
his forehead cheeks and neck, causing ntoeraoe
Initiating sensations the nasal ruberance IN short,
portion Of the exposed g. the air seems
20 challenge them To immediate attack burns I'm
sgned the ootbache to bo the dei" OF temporal ills,
while others deem "a bear with head" TO be snf
fering the Of ndane nuisance but any one who
has rested under other mans swine aud g tree'
The bosom OF tho Mother Of Presidents
viii admit hat flies the malignant little pests
that ever disturbed the serene tranquility OF the human
mind.
DIVISION HEADqUARrgRs
General Wilson's headquarters still near Lighthouse
Point although the division s at the front Its precise
proper TO tell The public tho whereabouts Of Tor6erts or
Gregg's divisions
PROMOTIONS IN THE THIRD DIVISION.
COL Mcintosh, who has long been known TO the pnohc
the commander OF the First brigade and Col Ch ip
man Of the econd brigade have lately received the com
missions OF bresder position IN each well
worthy OF fug and that their long service and a.
lanty have richly nerited Their stars have been biy
earned and we glad to their mertorous services
rewarded.
ATTACK WAGON TRAIN.
Last night parry OF rebes, supposed To be guerlas.
portion o the Third division wagon train about
two miles from Lighthouse Point, where they parked.
doubtless they Imagined few horses mues ana WAGONS
might be Captured but III this they mistaken, since
few OF Col Morrisous Third New Jersey cavalry
pulsed them with tt rs strange that these fellows
prow about, commNing depred atoms hteen miles 10
the o gen. Grants IL es at Petersburg. One woud
imagine the between the city and the river would
be free from gueras, since large numbers OF troops are
constantly passing TO and fro.
II was extensively circulated . few weeks sgo that
Lieutenant Manaiie OF Battery X, First United States
artillery, killed. His battery attached 10 the
First brigade Of ths division: II was stated, and on
good authority that he killed Ream's station but
1t Is now ascertaned that he wounded and 10 prs
oner at Richmond.
C,ptsn tiiz Hugh OF the Fourth United States artiI-
Iery whose battery captured At the fight mentone
above, bad another battery Washing.
ton, and he h now ready for service
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

Advance OF the Rebels Cumocria md
HARRISBURG. Pa, August 5, 1854.
Advices received from Alegnany county, Mary land,
dated August 2, say
Heavy hring Of artillery rs been heard in tue neigh
Dor mood OF Cumberland all d.y.
Information has oeen recaIysd from reDe deserter
named Walker, who says tnat tho reoe cvafy, under
johnson, Mccausand ard Jackson, advaociD Cum
berand and ms State and 10 % Jonsd by Bary and
Imboden The whoe force Is centre at Cumberland
and march Pttsbirg and Wheeling Their vhoie
strength Is about twenty i've or thirty thousand
should tAey sue they viii hsn inarcn Gin.
cnrati and cross n u KeutucXy.
The rebels have burned all the bridges the Cumber-
land tuf npiKe, aud telied trees the roads.
IL the Eisntb Virginia regiment that burned Cham
bersourg. lhey have, cases, ravshed women
their route.
General Averi will be PEELED q towards Fed
FORD, 10 order 10 operate again tho reoes. General
Averl is doing ali ne progress the
vsders
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
THE FIFTH CORPS.
MY. l.. A. Hendrick's Despatch.

me- LIZ "A. HendriCk's RespatCn.
HsApquARrEas, FIFTH ARMr Coars,
BEFORE PETERSBURG, August 4, 1854.
RRaELa MINING
Facts developing themselves to day indicate very
sariy that the enemy has in progress coun'armn,ng
scheme Plans have foot TO checkmate this
setsaiory manGuvre, which quite
she enemy finding his labor something than loves
hbor lost.
WORKS.
There has been very little firing to-day--less than
yesterday but the enemy is not inactive He still s in
aesatigabe in repairing aud hening his earth
works Our men display CORES poudiug activity. Our.
temporary is not followed by the folding Of
hands.
CORPS.
Every hing indicates a determination to rise superior
70 TO grid the ous feht the
battle "It will never do give up so'' is sent-
msnt II not the song, of soldiers. / glad to
record great change from the feeling OF yesterday.
sRaily again is the battle cry. grea, army,
Me ours-an army ealed into the field, as
sountry--an army alive to the great and grand
B~aes nvolved-an army disciplined, as this has been
BY It's three years Of service and alternating marches
ana battles victories aud defeats OF bong be
ocmttted or discouraged by The strong
beng and organization Is eternal right and justice ard IL
eever viii lose sigh OF ITS great mission, and
se hgh and holy purpose aud end for which it has
D1g struggled and oueht.
THERMOMETER
oopd oday one hundred ana degrees In the shade
slight shower fell IN tho early part the evening cool.
hg the air somewhat although is still urcomfrtaby
and suggestive OF the superior comforts army
ME OF sojoIrning amid the civilized surroundings OF
eo0oiefs, billiards. drives sur batnug, music daucing,
nirations, and the table hote of Northern watering
place.
LiFE
And stu there is something fascinating in this far
Away army lite, this teut life 10 the woods strengthen
nd the sinews OF body ami mud--n tins community Of
interests and danger cementug attachments and deve
sptug true beroism OF soul and duty. And officers
t0o are good fellows-cult polite. reGned--ad
lave fess Of fun and anecdote and wore petsing
and nvigorang thssa, after ALL 10 strong and manly
sstures than all the irvotes OF dissipation and lascivi
- pieasiog OF lutes
The New York herald., 1864-08-07

The James river squadron numerous enough 10 detacu
several of the gunboas for dutv thus making the
navigation OF this stream perfectly secure.
ExPEDrioS UP RApF~HAsyOK,
under Brgadier General X. Graham consisting or sew
era gunbnats aud force Of cavalry in command OF MAJOR
James N. Wheean, First New York Mounted Rifles, and
several companies II infantry, returned here few min
utes ago. General Graham lett on Sunday night. and
proceeding the Rappahannock stopped at Tappahan
nock Urbanna Fort Micon and other Places On re- cn
Ing fredericksburg the cavalry aud in an,ry were landed
The former at proceeded to fire to the house OF
Mr. Seldom, brother Of the rebel Secretary OF War
few gueras were met, but lett learning the strength
OF our forces Several shots were red but no damage
done to either party The object OF the expedition was
fully and the knowledge desired to be OBJ
tanned was fully gained BY General Graham.
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
Move ments of thc ReDets.

HAhRsBusg, August g. 1854
There numerous aloat regarding he rebel
INVASION but very few DO traced any
source
We s,ill have communication with Greencaste, ard
desps tchos fr there ndcre excitement and reer
forces of such close proximity as run0rss
place them 10 th.t town. A
Yesterday the rebels advanced " force 10 MddrsA
burg, pont north ~ Sae Line, and between which and
Hagerstown forag parties reported to nsyo
dacted Themselves with sreat brutality A
From rumofs TINS morning IL IS evident this force nal
been withdrawn MiddeoJre and once possedA
at Hslerst1wD the rebels evidently their
lr Rfcss Ter The TACT tnat they wers>
signalling ~ rockets 81 gnt at Hagersovn an ndiS
that there .ther IN close proximity tos
that place, mat bnse OF the town deaHf
70 advise aIprlaohlAG ares 81 Their whereshoats. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
THE CAVALRY.

THIRD CAVALRY DIvfHoS, I
NkAR PErrRsBuRo, August 3, 1854 (

NxAR PErrRs BURG, August 8, 1854 (
HEAT AND PLIES.
me heat, the dust and the mud never falling
themes 70 tho majority Of army correspondents whom
nssAng Of special interest Is transpng In the presept
ausasnce cannot complain Of the mud and tho dust
ewing to tho fall Of rain had few days ago, ia NOT
ssuna In such quantities TO DO very annoying rhs
weather very warm, and everybody Of necessity
suer much from the heat bat those arising from
nud dust and heat sink Into utter inssnncauce when
compared with the annoyance occasioued by nies In
mcs have frequently heard the boys avow that
'skeeters and ''grsybacks amt nowhere along side
EN-" without doubt niss are the greatest pests that
aniss us snowAdays-wood,icks and ygaers arc actual
lsxwses when compared with them. Immense swarms
- these nsecs have been fed shs summer on the nlth
saA oGal whioh win always accumulate, 10 a
swtan ssient. about tha best regulated camp,
The New York herald., 1864-08-07

wasHsGroS, August 9, 1864.
A gentleman VINO arrived here tonight, and wno hae
been in Hasersowu tor the Iast w.ek SAYS shas tho
rebel force cavssy which drove c. les cavalry anda
portion OF Hunters Infantry Of that so~u On friday
last for the greater part dressed 10 Union unorms
number Of families Montgomery county, nary
land 10 came to Washington psnic stricken ana roe
ported that the ree were spprc schns " uAs oneo-
t,on The farmers we're fvider'y irgh,eucuV ~ NoinS
n cavalry for,e OF our own, mslskpg tncm LOT reues
There we're &c rtanly Indications d sns spprceen x
the euemy.
c..crsl Cadwaiisdsr's appeal TO PAiia.
deIphdisns.
HEADQUARTERS, BRASpywmB DIsrRrcr,
HARRsBrPG, Augnst6, 1854. +
"a -,p people or rns err PHILADELPHIA AND Irs vM
MY
The rebel again upon the border Of our State
Tue Governor has called TOR thirty thousand volunteer
militia be mustered into the Of the S.,te, V
serve during the emergency for it, dcfence appeal 20
your patriotism and state pride espopd prompty and
urge that you viii mmedistey assemble IN your ~
specve wards and orssui cumpanss 70 preceed forn~
With to this city You VIII be furn shed Win transports
ton BY railroad aud arrival you VIZ be orssnss%
into regiments subsisied and sworn ptc me servceW
the Ste for state defence during the pefsoo We
10. cADwAIIADER. MAJOR General cennanAisG
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
BERMUDA HUNDRED.
Mr.. w. IL. Mcrrian's Despatch.

MT. w. III. Werrtnm's Despatch.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, Va, August 4, 1864
BRIGApIER GENERAL PAYNE
has been assigned to the command OF General Hincks
division Of troops and for Petersburg to day
to command.
GENERAL J.
late ~ ommandng at Yorktown, has arrived and taken
command o. division of coared soldiers across the
Appomattox from Point OF Rocks
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
Deaths nt City Point.
TO TIE EDITDR OF TIE HERALD.

Posr HosprrAL, Cry Poryr, Va, August 2, 1854.
Will You please insert In your paper the following list
OF deaths at this hospital during the month OF July
July Sh, Braut Askey coored CITIZEN 12th Thomas r.
Williams. 70 G, 37th Wisconsin,: Oliver Hall, colored:
18th, Iemuel Lewis Co. y, 11th Pennsy lvana. 17th
George A. Justice Co r 155th Ohio; l9tn Briggs Rider
Co. H. Goth New York; william Hunter Co C, l5atn
Ohio: Horace Ford, 60. C. 23d United States colored
troops; 22d Alex waiow Sd Pennsylvania cavalry;
23d Johu Lacey, 43d Ney YORK 31st James Henderson
colored, Cnsrtermasters Department; Benjamin Boutcn
or, Co. c, osth Pennsy vania.
THOMAS w. STREET,
Chaplain Twentieth New York State Militia.
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
The Baltimore TcIeg ra ms.

BALTIMORE, August 8, Is6L x.
We have nothing hero but rumcrs Ia re ard % thr
movements Of IN the valley OF on lns Uppers
Potomac. There no,hirg doinite.
The opinion st entertained hero that the essential
ooect a tie rebel demonstrations TO gather 10 tire
crops IA the vley, aId that invasion I'm not DO
sor .pug ,d
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
THE REBEL RAID.
Reported Evacuation of Ha-
gerstown by the Rebels.
-~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~
HEAVY FIRING NEAR CUMBERLAND.
J0hns0n's, McCausIand's,
JacksOn's, ImbOden's and
EarIy's Forces United.
Their Plan to Capture Pittsburg
and Wheeling, then to Ad-
vance On Cincinnati,
rr. T. G. Wilson'S Dispatches.

In TIE FIELD August 6--l0 A. NJ
The rebels reported leaving hagerstown and moving
towards Boonsporo and perhaps there TO form Junction
with other forces, rstreatng towards the Poto
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE SUsQuEHANSA,

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE SUsQURHANSA,l
August 6--EveniGg.
So rapid are the changes in the military situation aud
varied the of the enemy that is almost
impossible to tell what hour may bring forth stil,
we have some reliable Information OF the enemy .
whereabouts which 1t is deemed not contraband 10 teo
graph.
The force OF the enemy which crossed yesterday at
Wliamsport was all while crossing by our
signal officers These officers estimated the force they
saw at between six and eight thousand, infantry,
cavalry and artillery. The rebels little over
three hours crossing. AS to the strength OF the
that Shepberdstown there does
be any particularly reliable information 1t IS vari
ously estimated at from to three thousand These
figures solely reports OF citizen skedad
dIers.
From that is deemed reliable have nforma
that Early's total force three days ago did not
ceed, if it reached, thirty thousand. The man VINO
brought the report direct from North Mountain
ton, line OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad and
personally known to your correspondent He says tho
esemy have been very active in gathering and getting OF
supplies. Rebels whom he came in contact with said
they going have big fight before they left, and
they felt confident Of success they expected stay
where they all summer
General Early is reported to have told q well known
lady In Martnsburg that the intention OF the rebel
government carry the into Mary land and Pennsy
vana and other States how long the North would
stand Early very boastful in his remarks, and
said he would go where aud when he pleased, as bc
desired
The rebels have taken possession Of everything in the
shape wagon for transportation purposes. To some
for this class Of property, they gave rebel money
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
attack on Our Steamers In
James River.
Rebel Accounts Of the Springing ol
Burnside'S Mine,

Explosion OF q Rebel Mlnc Under Our
Works.
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1854.
Information has been received here that the reoels
psoded mine under Of works Petersburg
yssteraay afternoon.
No particulars known beyond the fact that but
Rstie damag done.
Advces from the Army OF the Potomac report that the
situation at the front unchanged.
II is generally believed tn General Sheridan been
assigned to duty on the Upper Potomac
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
IN TILE FIELD, CUMBERLAND VALLEY, I

(, August 6-Night
Colonel NJ II. Boyd, Twenty first pennsyvsna cavalry,
has his out, who closely watch the enemy and
learn their movements The substance OF the reports
brought in by these scouts is as follows
The enemy still occupies Hagorstown and has q force
Mt wiiliamspors We get nothing reliable from either
quarter Small scouting stealing parties reported
about both pl,ces, but they do not come this way
The enemy s reported moving towards Frederick,
with cavalry, infantry and artillery.
Generals couch and Cadwallader both in the field
OF active military operations Il is not mprudcn say
that General Couch at Harrisburg last night
The force OF the enemy crossed at wnl,amsport ia
bvouacking in the neghborhood of the Antetam battle
ground
The New York herald., 1864-08-07

The Weather ne Mount Washington.
SUMMIT Housa, NOUN WASHINGTON, N. HI
August 6--1oA N.
The weather here continues beautiful. The thcYmoms-
ter stands ~ thirty elk IN the shade
The New York herald., 1864-08-07
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Chaplain Twentieth New York State Nil