Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29

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i PEfLADlIPHlE, July 26.-The Bullsdn,s
] speciKl FROM Washington says Can S1o ee
was met BY the enemy on the 80, at WIN
chester river, and Was repulsed and driven
| back to WnliAmsport BY way Of Martnsourg.
Gen. Crook commanded the militia,
BALTfxoRx. July %. The American has
4 the following The city iass night was full OF
| exciting rumora Of rebel movements IN She
lnnndoah Eallsy, fGGeihez with vague 40 4,
counts Of disaster 70 the force under Ayerill.
Among the fuuiof1 prevalent were the death
1 OF Generals Kelly. AveFill and Col. Muilisen,.
Thefacts ascertained ara us follows Avefnl,
after a successful encounter with Early
/ force, pursued them 70 the mountains oeyona
Winchester, where Early made STAND.
After heavy fighting on Saturday and sun
day, the rebels being IN the meantime rem
forced, Ayeril was compelled 70 fall back 70
Hayper's Ferry, bringing with him the forces
at Bunker Hin, causing the evacuation OF
! Martinsb1rR. The rebels puEsned, and yes
terday afternoon occupied Martnsourg,
where they cut the telegraph line, and com
menced destruction o. the track Of the Bath
more and Ohio Railroad. Our forces were
concentrating at Hafper's Ferry. q.
! Il is rumoTed that the rebels are IN large
force but this cannot be possible. 1Ihe forces
| .rs ded M 'Rariv and Breckenridge.
W. nee nj 81 disaster to our
fo,ces hsvon5 W;nrhaster. nor the death Of
1 Svss;iI ally ~ MnIli0an. Gen. Wallace
/ convened The loyal ieaeers 1t Baltimore and
i reported that 4 heavy hght had taken place
/ between. Harper's Ferry and Winchester; that
4 Hunter had Been repulsed and several pieces
| OF artillery and two .brigades captured by the
rebels. No doubt Z serious disaster mas &C.
New YORK. July 26,-The Tribune spec
~ 49, q IA. s,rs,,s Fsrfv the 26th saws the
/ sratement nd HaIttrs force met disaster
and that Keilv and Ayerin were killed is lin-
tyne. Crook who was ID command at Vim
chsstsr rstirea IN rood order before supe-
r;or force after Z severe, finht, bringing his
.rt;,iarv a. ths lf;sld a NORTON of our cav
sI.,, ,ssrs 4, roneaed lnt tkey have since been
- ,,syr ,,raesrtion has been
.sS.;. - tls vsh.ls warm reception IL
Ia. .s.ISsyS sr.s. ths pofor,ar Ifforna.
,;og iron, tr,ssfTo,th Nv nources places their
n~r,ber 80, At u. am, IS, IS 3
Ths Tr;hrrs,s Washington dispatch says
| ri Mnii;can was e wounded. and Is a pris-
| onsrs Rsnorts from the Valley create no
excitement here nispassaes Say s,a Mi = sag
ger from the present movement unless the
rebel force Is much larger than there IS rea-
son to suspect. Its career viii be short
one. General Wright ls assigned 70 the
command Of the Sixth and EighSeensa corps
General Ricketts, commands the oiAt ' entn u
1 Corps. TX. ~
The Hernld's Baltimore dispatcn, dated
the 26th, at 8 ?. r.. says All accounts agree
that Crook succeeded IN driving the advance
\ Of the enemy, which was pushing north BACK
to Bunker Hill. two mllea south OF Martins
burg. 5. sea z
Runors are now current Of a fight near
Harper's Ferrys in which Hunter was badly
worsted. They are very indefinite however.
/ The Times special uispatcn says 50 ia.l ~
is known the rebels have matted AZ 1aTslns-
burg. No force has been seen on the Poto-
mac. The Baltimore railroad Is not narn 2, y
The rebels appeared before Marunsoulg ..
$50 P. u. yestefday, having TWO columns, Of
about 1900 strong, nnoer cary anu precA-
inridge. They were joined ny morgan cay
airy, and were all under the command Oh
Hill. - . "a - = 4, .,csi i llfft e.rkA ~
4 Later Gronn sheFmnn's Army-Despe-
rate Fight near EupcIo-Deatn Oh
General ne nefs -. = rs. ssos.
destr1y snc,h =. 49, 81 n"1.seS 8.
H.!sisIH-- = - ! s
/ r11po' INV qAth.--Irl the late desperate
h.t,les ,,sar Tnnelo. Miss. the severest fight
ing was aone y LOVE- 7 ana - In1s il,S
AIDES OF infantry partienlaliy On sSiy T nssh
wnen cur Posl',son, eA 1s.s y s m no6 az
was a.Iachea y q ~, Ines NESTING No
charged en- masse IN par nue. ss,5s ,shssn ~
resistance unll ~ ~. frnro
terrible storm q sEslls.S ~. he;t 49,. t i;ss
our raaks moMea uosl . rs.,.;on sc-oss he
s.SS o., 1900. ,,,,re,,ed fhem for half
neio; yu NV, ~, lr;n~ with rebel dead
~ 81 srs n;cked nm ON he
SUI ~ Sso rsSsI ,s ;ssnsss This repulse was
neiI ~ .eoe ,,,.ds no fnrther AZ.
- uisao1s s an, ~ srcent now and then
monstta.lo1s snaf Wy ~, = =
iee,lne gu 1o1L ~ n,,v and br;o.
n .ne 49, ss,;;ss; IAN ,vsre f,y;ons.
I1s ~ ~ f s re5ei brirades whose o.
4 ;sct IN Z To ea,,k,lre and destroy the wagons
eSs was - ss lsIs,,iv NET and after shree
h hney 49, s;ch;;ne ere driven in every
ass ~ f;lls5 and wounded IN
s 80 ,- ere 'co ms, enoa-