Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The Rebels in Maryland In Great
Numbers-Stin More arriving at
Bull Run from Richmond.

WAsHNGToS, Sept From one Of the
Timer correspond .nts, who has Just re-
turned from POolsville, we learn that ON
Thursday night the rebels commenced 70
cross with cavalry at or near the mouth Of
the Aouocacy. They brought over two re-
giments of cavalry and threw over Pom
toou bridge and crossed with artillery aud
threw out Pickets towards POolsviile on
Friday. About IL o'clock a column COM
meneed to cross of artillery and infantry: :
they were crossing in three places besides
the bridge the water being up 10 a mau's
waist. No resistance was offered to their
/ crossing. Some cavalry who were
watching them we're attacked and chased
TO POolsVille, there the houses were closed
and the streets blOckaded by the citizens.
the former fred upon our flying cavalry a
they passed. About dusk, Geo. Lee rode
into PoolsVille at the head Of four regi-
ments Of infantry aud guided by farmer
who had been professedly a Union man.
Their infantry went of TO the left toward
Frederick City. Generals Lee, Hill, Stew
art aud Fitzhugh Lee are with them.
Their wagon trains were crossing on Sat-
urday and Sunday morning. The farmers
are bringing 10 hay aud provisions Of all
kinds and giving them away. There Is not
4 loyal man with one or TWO exceptions
there. Women received them with flags
aud tokens of joy.
SUNDAY, llP. N.-The following account
has jast been received from the Upper Po-
tOmAc: The rebel force in the neighb0F-
hood of DArnestown aud CIarksburgh, es-
timated at 5000, are composed entirely OF
cavalry. a cody OF the enemy about
l 500 strong crossed the river last night at
Whites Ferry, and are supposed to be en-
route for Frederieksburgh. Our forces
hold the bridge across Seneca creek, which
was not injured by the rebels on their re-
turn from the recent dash on Darnestown.
1t has been ascertained that jackson
crossed the Potomac opposite the north
mouth Of the Monocacy, and passed along
the bank of the stream to Frederick City.
A rebel picket, captured near Clarksburgh
to day, says Jackson's force is 45 1000.
Hon. Henry Lane, aud Garrett Davis, of
KY, are here to obtain certain charges in
the management Of the war in the West.
AdTices from Gainesville, about ~ miles
beyond Bull Ran, says the rebel General A.
P. Hill arrived there the day before yester-
day with $4,000 men from Richmond. A
division under Gen. Walker, aui left Cen
treVille for Leesburg. Ny informant saw
jackson, Hill aud Longstreet at Gainesville,
aud counted Al pieces Of artillery, mostly
rihed guns, none larger than IL FOUNDERS
At Centreville he saw q few cavalry aud
only a battery, which was returning from
having, as they said, driven the Yankees
away from Munson's Hill.
One Of the Tuner correspondent left the
vicinity Of Fairfax Court House about4 o.
clock this morning. Our picksts arc with
IN four miles of that place. The enemy's
piekets seem to be within about half a mile
Of Fairfax in n ssmieircular shape on the
southwest. There has been no action there.
The Timer correspondent at Port Royal
under date I'd inst, gives a report that a
large steamer, supposed to be the Nash.
vile, had been burnt by the rebels In Sa-
vanhah river on the preceding morning.
She got aground within range Of the Fort
Pulaski while attempting to run out early
in the morning, aud being unable to get her
OF, the rebels were forced 70 burn her TO
prevent her falling into our hands.
The zribHRe's correspondence says =
rebel Surgeon who amputated General
EWell's leg told one of our Surgeons that
EWell had since died.
The order for court Of inEuiry into the
causes Of recent rvents has been counter
manded. Acquia Greek Ia evacuated. 50
cars were burned and quantity Of stores
could be couveniently carried away were
brought to the city.
Before the transports got out Of sight a
| squad of cavalry appeared a mile from the
river and were scattered by shells from =
gunboat. A citizen Of Fredericksburg who
came into Aequia Greek day or two ago
reports that the Inhabitants were armed
within two hoars after Burnside EVACUATED
fireplace.
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