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weather is rainy and the temperature cooler. The general health of the army is good. Sandy Hook, Aug. 14.--Yesterday evening the freight train from Baltimore, arriving here about 4 o'clock, brought intelligence that a fight was progressing at Berlin. Other rumors were also circulated that several regiments of the Confederates were approaching the river opposite Berlin from Lovettsville for the purpose of erecting a battery to stop the trains. This and other information received at Headquarters, to the effect that Point of Rocks was threatened as a strong Confederate force, induced the General to dispatch Colonel Geary's regiment and the Rhode Island battery to Point of Rocks. About one o'clock last night a blue rocket was thrown up by the Confederates in the rear of Loudoun heights, about two miles from our camp, which was probably a signal that our reinforcements were moving down the river. An officer from Berlin this morning states that the fight of last night consi