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ucky "is in danger," they say Western Virginia is very insecure, and Pope's army is chipped. Gen. Corcoran had arrived in Baltimore and been phat it was to be an advance towards Richmond, to co-operate with General Pope in the reduction of the rebel capital. They could not and wouldbution much longer. Rebel Admissions. A correspondent from Pope's army to the Herald, says: Major Andrews, Chief of Artillery vements, I am not allowed to say, even if I knew, which I do not. Gen. Pope's original plans were entirely broken up by Jackson. As it stands now, the battle was about a drawn game. Pope certainly won no laurels, and Jackson did not display his usual boldness and vigor. It he had camp with many reports collected in the Confederate Danger to Pope. The following is from Washington: Apprehensions begin to r intention to give no quarter to Union citizens and officers of General Pope's army. It is not likely that they will have an opportunity of