The New York herald., 1862-09-15

aiof an medical aores leaving er sick comyddS ana
destitute Of MEDICAL remedies This is about the
wost piece OF vandalism on the part Of the ebaD that
disgraccd their short stay in Frederick.
Ihad this morning an interesting interview with Hon.
Lewis j. Brcnge formerly Of the Maryland Legislature
who len the town the approach Of the rebels and ro
turned to-day He says that he TO Pennsylvania.
On his return he met and accompanied In this direction
force Of rebel cavalry, 500 in number, scout They
bad visited Liberty and Westminster the couns1 town Of
Carroll county Maryland destroy ing in the latter place
the enrolment list for the new dra0. From
conversations with the rebels hr. B. dSes
not believe that they have yet made their
appearance in any considerable force beyond
the Pennsy yana lne His opinion that they will en-
deavor 70 get back Virginia by way Of HagcrsowD,
Nd, the fords the Potomac near Willamsport and
shspherdstown, Md. moderate stage Of water in the
Potomac would cectuay prevent their passage 81 these
points
ANXIETY ABOUT nARPER's sERRY-AlL sAFE
Considerable anxiety has been manifested for the
mand Of General Miles, at Harpers Ferry BY the citizens
OF Frederick. do not share the feeling his means
Of defence retreat ample to secure his safety.
Gen. Stonewa jackson attended divine service twice
In the German Reformed church last Sabbath
In his usual service suit Of well gray, with the
jaunty cap He appeared to pay doep attention to The
service.
In their late visit 10 Frederick the rebos seized every
they could lay hands upon the owners
in Confederate notes.
orp TROOPS CONFIDENT sutCrs
The soldiers after their late marches s keep
up their spirits, and long for decisive engagement with
the rebel forces Al nrst disposed TO re-
gard the march into Maryland a chase OF the icnis
5cuus; but since the undoubted evidence they
hear Of the presence o the invaders in large force they
burn with desire TO meet whip and destroy them
FREprmcN, Sept 13 1s62
Frederick 10 ours. The nrst OF our forces
entered the east end Of the town al four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Half hour later
cavalry force, under command Of General Peasanton
entered the city by way Of the Market turnpike.
The main body the rebel forces evacuated the city on
Thursday.
few cavalry from the copwand Of General Stuart
and the Hampton Legion made charge upon troops
whcn the latter entered, but the enemy speedily
rcpused. Our loss two killed and six wounded,
while the rebels suffered at least TO that extent
The reception OF our forces or most enthusiastic
character. The entire city was ovcrIoycd, and tho
people turned out en- TO welcome forces All
along the streets through which forces ps.scd flags
we're waved from housetops and windows, and the
sidewalks we're lined with spectators including full
representation Of ladies.
The rebel forces are represented 10 DO about 2b 600
strong.
The citizens Of Frederick have suffered much from the
rebel ncurson including the loss OF domestic supplies
The enemy in starving and ragged condition,
many Of them being without shoes. They confidently
expected tina, at 900 would Cock to them 10
Frederick county.
jackson was here together with Iongstrcet aud HIN.
they left Frederick with tho intention as reported of
going 10 Pennsylvania but subsequent events seem TO
Indicate they will endeavor to retreat into Virginia by
way Of wilbamsport.
This morning engagement going at the foot OF
the mountains, on the road 10 Sandy Hook, with the
rebels consisting Of two thousand cavalry three bat
ter,s.
portion OF the enemy went to Hagerstown, while
jackson took the left hand road towards Harpers Ferry
The rebels left $50 Of their sick IN Frederick.