Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-19
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Further pursuits Of the Rebel raiders have
been abandoned, and they viii probably sue
ceed in reaching Lynehburg Win thsir plundsr
in safety, unless interrupted between, sisaBtSn
and Lynehburg.
Persons residing near the Gap say their train
is composed of vehicles and over a mile long
6lled with every variety Of plunder Over one
thousand head Of rses, cattle, mules, and
large Groves Of sheep aEd hogs we're sent
through the gap by the rebels previous to their
retreat, and were pastared in meadows sIong
the river until the maiu body commsnced noV -l
iOg, which was early Tuesday morning Sever
al hundred in earrisges aud ambulanes we're
brought through the gap; among them we're one
Brigade aud several COlonsls, besides number
Of officers Of inferior grades-most Of them
wounded 10 the battle Of MOnoeaey.
Ths Governmsnt has bes1 put in possession
Of strength and force aud invaded Maryland.
It was composed of Infaatry, Artillery and CaVza
airy. The artillery known have been brought
here By the rebels, Is a mounted riAsd battery
With cavalry and two ranks with infantry col
umns, one of Il guns and ons Of Is guns. The
mounted battery probably contained six pieces
and the others four each They would Alto
gether comprise at least 1900 men. The rebel
officers have acknowledged their Inss az MoaOe-
sey-tO be over 1000 killed and wounded, aad
here about 600 Most Of them are from the
Charge Brigade of the 9th OOrps -. gs,,rf
E,COts sl 59ih Ga. aud 12sb Ga. ID killed in
tins charge Marshal Bonif0nt. of Md, sent
word today TO Washington, there was rebel
cavalry force at Newport Mills, this side Po-I
tomae. Bait & o. r. R. be in running order
far as Wheeling Tomorrow only the spar o
bridge across Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry
destroyed, and that repaired before enemy had
fairly got away. --- ,-o
Paymasiers leave here tomorrow with money
to pay off several brigades in "a and 9TH Corps.
NHw YGRk, July IS. 7s
Special Washington II Transport, City Of
Baltimore. arrived from City Point this g. m,
with latest intelligence from Grants army.
Heavy Skirmishing going on ia front of 9th
Corps; an early assault expected along our
whole line
The Worlds Special wnshingt06, JaTy tt,
saws:
No decisive news of the pursuit in Va, Of
rebel forces lately threatening this city. IE
seems to be generally conceded that they have
made good their escape. sd
The Herald James River correspondent, says:
ADMIRAL Lee is on his way to N. C. Sounds
we're heard at Fort Monroe of the FlOrada's
operations, and they at once fitted out feet
Of Iron Ciads to search for her After this de
lay be proceeded and accomplished bis original
purpose. 4
The Richmond Examiner, July Is, despoudent
coneerningoperations, says: r. -ll5 i ESQ
Il is uOtimprobable that he may take Atlanta
The Herald Cumberland Special, July l2. says;
A detachment of Hunters troops captured
rebel mail containing important eontraband
intelligence. - -'- g.
The Hsrlaud, Eewbsrn, N. C. correspondent,
says: q
Entire rebel forces state that much fear Is
exercised 10 discovering trsasouable orgsa-
zatious in their midst Description pass words
formulas, 30, are Published. 3r. b. ..r.so4
Governors of Mississippi, Georgia. Alabama
and North Carolina, issued protest TO rsbe
against interfering with managing import and
export trade ,..-5.
| The Sec. OF War Informs Gen. Sanford that
New York regiments are not to go to the front
but some 100 days men from the Washington
forti6cations 151 LlfT
/ NEW YoRK, July Is.