New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10
From The Warrington Republican, SEPT g.
REPORTS FROM THE REBEL ARMY.

From a gentleman, resident of this city, who
was on a visit to frederick, and who left that place
on Sunday night, arriving here last night, We are
enabled to gather some very important facts In re-
gard to events in that now interesting locality.
| Our informant is q Union man, but was allowed
to visit the camps Of the enemy uDrestralned. lie
saw and conversed with large hunter OF Washing
tonians VINO are IN the ranks Of the Rebels. They
seemed to be in good spirits, and were, apparently.
determined Rebels
Tie advanced guards of the Rebels occupied Fred.
erck on Friday uight and took possession In force
on Saturday with 10 600 men, which number our in.
formant believed TO be in the city when be left. lie
says that there are ut least 100000 OF the Rebels
over in Maryla in the vicinity of Frederick, con-
sistng of the forces Of Jackson sell, Longstreet,
and tbe Virginia cavalry under Stuart.
Longstreet division lies at Ijamsville, ard con-
sists Of from 10000 to so Co., No pckes are thrown
out except at night and citizens are allowed perfect
freedom to 90 and come as they please. The soldiers
sre not allowed, under penalty Of death, TO touch
Q thing take articles Of any kind, without the
consent Of the owner, and then to pay literally
for il.
The orders are strictly enforced, and a conse-
quence not an Of or fence rail 10 disturbed
This forbearance 10 shown because, a. they say,
MARYLAND belongs 10 the Confederacy, and is part
f their country. Bat the moment they eros the
line into PENNSYLVANIA, as they feel sure they Will
have unresSained Icensc, ahd they swear that not
corn.talk or panel Of fence shall be lief, standing
but ruin des0lltiOn. devastation, AID SORROW shall
follow in their march. All the horrors of war ten
fold multiplied, shal visit every acre OF and, every
village and every hsnIe: Of tie free States which
they Vlsit.
Our informant says that the Rebel army is sorry
looking Re. in the way Of clotbng-being dry,
ragged. aud Of all shapes, COLOR, and texture lie
saw their cayalrynen riding tue streets with the
Stars and StIi,cs tied 10 tie horses tss aud trailing
in tie dust; ana many other iHdpniter freely
bestowed upon the glorious nag-the glory and prize
of their ancestors.
TIE r. be.s say they do not iGteud to attempt to
10 take Washington OF Baltimore. &C couIse, ii
they " he'd to lake eitLer OF tEoee cities they can
do So but il would involve Tremendous loss of HE
~ tie accom-, 6buent OF lhose objects, e.Ie,ially
the taking of .hi, cts; and they could Mold the
latter but little v.I,e they DO hot deem IL neces-
sary TO make the at'enIi. 80 they FAY, Our .un-
bots woud move up to this cry aud shell them orc
and destroy the city, aud they 10 10: tciuk the
game worth tire rowCeT. SO with Baltimore.
Oar informant passed iartstown on his way
nome, and iouud that place Occur led BY the Rebels,
WHO had just received notice rom our forces ~ It.
move the women and children from the place, as
they inteuCoa % make ~ attack.
Wien b. lei Frederick, Jackson bad just LEFT that
Place with 500 more troops, al cavity, and L Ok
the road toward GettysbuI9; and .ur informant
believes tie Rel ella no" ia PeEnfylyanla in
force, ~ tlcy we bit % niles from the hge on
Sunday night n; o'clock.