Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

! The direction liz moving portion Of shr !'rcc:;
wa: taki!,r. was toward, Chanlbrr5Lur..,
Pennsylvania. 1t Is. represented that large
| force Of eayalry--5one sir th ousand, il WIS
thong slt-hai IcDcrh:led to Uhamber'buTg
rs " hen the rebel invaders entered Frederick
tsTe vanguard was led bY Col. bradley Tyler
johnson, with i"rut ii live Thousand men.
| He was Immediately follow ed hy '.S."l.cSyail"
Jackson, =, Tue head oil twenty five Thousand,
and an adiitor,i force ioilowrh in hi; rrac.
TN the approach uf ti.. c',rmN many at lie
Influential rti2hns and pruInnent Union In,:n
lclt the city. The rebels commenced the in
raslon Of the Stale by al assumption nf Hu-
preme authority o1er it. E.iiu.crn"! T..
Lnnls Lowe was appointed rebel Military
Govcrnsr Of Maryland, and Bradley Tyler
johnson Provost Marshal OF Frederick City.
1t is said that Stonewal Jackson made his
headqnnrtcrR OF tho residence Of General
Cooper, in Frederick City, On Sunday the
rebel pickets we're stationed OH the turnpike
at Newmarket about eight miles east Of Fred
erick City. A sufficient number Of Union
troops has been sent to contend successfully
with: the enemy. Ii they have crossed! i'll The
force that las been represented fight must
soon take place. The battla ground will
probably tr :,..uttw wlrrehrtF9e eeii-! n
and Frederick
ORDERLY CONDUIT o. "Th snLGIiE=.
Tie Bsitirrarn correspondent rl the .lier
aid, stalrs that "ihe utmost degree Of quiet
and order prevails among the Confederate sol
liers al Frederick l;cntral Jackson anil
General Hill have 10th publicly declared that
the rchel army has colno into Maryland rs
friends, and not as enemies; tlnt all prrsoi,s
pursuing their ordinary arGcatiDns shall nn;
DC in any way molested or disturt.rd: aui
that all supplies Of any kind whatever, tal;on
for the use Of the army, will be paid for Tii""e
declarations have bern scrupulously observed.
The rebel soldiers ere well supplied with gpld
and silver aud United States Treasury notes,
with which li,cy pay for what they hny.'
rxr!7EMrHT Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: .Mr:cI-
rATcD.
lie s.r"e correspondent states that ''tkr "x-
cifcm-n. Iii Baltimore las Increased in nl"a
s,ty, and tIicle is every Indication th;.l arr
on tie eve ri a popular outbreak, II ~, SIN
:,,.ar lArt lhAt he character vi tlii ,'..rt..-
mcnL +. different from thai wMct has ever
prevailed hare before Ii is now Tie lmlol,-
,ts who manifest alarm GuI uueRsineSs.-
| The .eccs=oni,ts are confident and calIn.-
The tnionlstS complain bitterly that the co.
ernmrut ha5 provided ample InrnnS Tor the
destruction NJ the city, but uGno Tor In do
i:ncr. The appearances il the basin TN tho
heart III the city OF five Of he Vessels II C6lu-
m0dore Porter mortar feet has greatly in
rea sed this feeling The Baltimore Alner-
can gives cxple.s.i"ri t3 this feeling by saying
| tiiaL Ilc rebels. III strong force are marching
on Baltimore, nnI asking AZ hat ulr Gmr
,:f,srcta ol ,,.;...r While Baltimore has
ghurdan; uatprisl: provided for its s@ii; de-
It, uc!ion il ha: Lul little iCr its defence
# hnar who oughL lU know best however,
believe hat tho rebels 'io not nleaii to luArch
On Baltimore ut present. They tlunk that
their object Is rather 10 iSf'tats Ratf'Sl5Te
| rr,m Msx Nn,tt and from Washington. by
:uiIlnC fffe railroads all az ouTd the city
Th,r regard Baltimore As Southern city.
| TucY wah IL saw; II and not TO destroy It.
Therefore they Will do nothing. to iinperil
the safety Of the city.
Bradley /. Johnson, the rebel Provost
| Marshal, ias s,eIil VOID To his friends in this
city 10 rejoice, ior the dny of their deliver
| ancc is nj hand. lie SAYS that few days
more will bro General Loo in Baltimore,
| Washington cut "n' from ne North, t,urtDi-
in ihr ,.c-,.,siG;i 81 the rebels, ar't Il Etsi cf
rams GHd ,,vn-'i'at steamers SdiHRg Et fhe
Poiomac fv take y"r; IN tie attack ra Uash-
im3."".
'.iiercral VOL, with the engineer corps,
natl,. tour Of tic hills around Baltimore
Yesterday, and spots " ero selected for throw
ing ur lntrenchmel;5. In accordance with
Governor Bradford's proclamation, thu citi
zcns Of Ralliulurc will he formed into CON-
panics to-day fOi the defence oi the city
iLi-, however, is contrary TO Gen. Wo0ls
wishes. The General ASSURES tho citizens
that lie haa taken all ntedful measures for
the defence Of the city: and they need not
leave their ordinary occupations.
eli you have any troops at the -,oTth let
them be sent Oil 10 Washington at once.'
1nE STRENGTH OF TIE ARHIr.
Tie Tankcc correspondents ali set down
the ina ling Confederate force ct one hundred
ard Gtiy hteuSand and tfco hnmtlrei piccss o
grtiHcy7i The "Herald" in its Situation"
article hillns II up As follows THE rebel
force now IN Maryland Ii set down at nearly
10000, disposed Of as iollows s:--n'h9 iii
tantry aud artillery, and 5000 cavalry, sup
ported hy $50 pieces Of artillery"
TIE L.TFsT R''MnTS.
The latest reports in Baltimore were that
General Burnside is in Frederick; vI,h his
arny, having driven the Cnnfrdrratcs ont
Also that tho Crnirlerates were III posses
nion Of tiettysburg and Hanover, Fennsyl'a-
mia. There was HIsn n rum0r in Baltimore
that Colonel Miles army ii about eight thou-
sand were surrounded by tht Conlnd:r4tes
90 Maryland llcguts.
| liz NAREfT-.
W. copy lha' following from the Herald :
ofthe 10th inst:
The stock market was higher yS; terday ll
round For Il wonder, he TuTn"ra al the
day were eli favorable to the bulls, and gov
crument securities rose l-la3S, while rail-
way shares advanced I-2l3-l per cent. At