...iving his forces before them for five miles. But for the intervention of night, it is said that the rout would have been complete. At ten o'clock, while the battle was still raging at Boonsborough, Gen. Miles , with his whole army, variously estimated at eight, ten, and twelve thousand men, surrendered to Gen. Jackson. Vast quantities of stores, 12,000 small arms, fifty pieces of artillery, and at least ...