The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01
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NV YoRK. Sept. 8.-The Heraltr 8 CID
Joint correspondent, 26th inst, Gays: Eaf
= defeat Ia the Valley he's produced greo
s,Aaainees In the army am0od1ntoly oppo
'te 20 IN, and results Of great impoftanc'
8 looked for within few days. Th4t Lee
getting ready for some new movemen
vpfy evident, 49,
IS Dthfns the pest few nights our troops OF
and artillery In motion. Lee - doubles
working to aid Early. He stende Aenas
1t the prospect Of Sherridan's driving Ear
I " out beyond the poaeibtlity q noloinl
the CeDtral Railroad, The ono leading q
Lynchburg from Richmon, and thence Oy
contracting his lines around Petersburg
hopes to be able to b able to detatch
force sufficient to reinforce and rally thu
demoralized army from the Shenandoah
Valley.
The Heralds correspondent with the lOtl
corps also says the movements of the enc
my are full Of promise. Cneasiness il
maniIest in all their movements. They
are certainly getting ready for movement
of some kind; perhaps 10 fall back Il
Swift Greek. the part OF their lines between
Petersbnrg and Richmond.
Their reason undoubtedly il that Grant
is being too stronglp reinforced for thereb.
els 10 maintain their extended line, over y
miles in length. 8s 8n
NEW YoRK,. Sept. 2S.-Ths Herald.
Mount Jackson correspondent Of the 2ath
says J, Although we have bad considerable
fighting since leaving Winchester, etill
there has been nothing in the way of reg
ular battle or anything approaching the
action OF Monday last. Hs5sse
Captures Of artillery, dsgs, &C., al Fish.
ers' Hiu were made more by the rapidity Of
manoeuvering than by the force Of the
battle.
To-day we are still moving on the enemy
who Is retiring. Our cavalry are doing no
bly, beyond doubt, and Early is doing
everything he can to get out OF our reach,
and should an engagement ensue to-day
or tomorrow, il will b because we have
forced him into y. ms9
Every hour adds more and more prtso-
ners to our alreadE immense number.
The Worlds correspondent with Sherri-
dan says our los in killed and wounded
Fishers Greek will not exceed 400. Thus
was Lees right arm in the Valley broken.
and resting an almost bloodless one.
The sTri6xsss Harper's Ferry correspon-
den: 9Th, says: The completeness Of the
surprise Of the rebels 1t Fishers Hill may
be imagined from the fact that that Ill the
guns captured were loaded to the muxxle
Was 50 impetuous and rapid that the rsbels
did not get time to discharge them.
The loeses Of the rebels in the recent
fight. - reported BY Government officials
zen. TO ascertain the facts, are ~ follows:
Arrived at Harper's Ferry, including 2ss
officers, ), 100 wounded at Winchester, 200
captured between Fishers Hill aud Weld.
stock; 400 wounded carried off by the
rebels spd estimated 200 wounded 1t the
by cavalry in Luray Valley $50. Total
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-The Republican
this morning issued IN extra containing
the following important intelligence:
We aarn oflicially that the advance OF
Forreae has been suddenly checked ct Pu.
laski, Tenn, TO which point he pushed
northward after destroying the railroad
bridge over Elk River. -
Dispatches received from Government
this meaning containing the latest reports
Harrisonburg on Monday, AAd his inten-
ton to follow up the pursuit Of Early, who
was Fastening towards Stanton with the
sha;tertd fragments Of his defeated and de-
moralised army.
The attempt Of Early to take advantase
Of the gap In Bloc -Ridse mountain to an
noy Sheridan's rear has bsen defeated. 4
New YoRK, Sept. 2e.-The Herulds 10th
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