Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-19
TuE WAR uN 1IARrLAND.
SBTassTCE or THE CGTFEBE-
E.aTE sEHggE.
Bi.patehes to tic Bluca u,epabliean Pre.s

EaF4 y
E~i.patehes to the Black Republican Press
4 EXCITEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
+ PHILADELPHIA, September y Mayor Henri
: issued The following address 10 the citizens at
! late hour last night;
The governor has addressed to me the follow.
ing dispatch
We have reliable information this evening
that the rebel generals have moved their entire
army from Frederick to the Cumberland Valley,
ard tbeir destination is row Harrisburg and
Philadelphia. We need every available man i'm
mediately. Sir up your population tonight
Form them into companies and send us twenty
thousand tomorrow. No time can be lost in
massiHg a force on the Susquehanna to defend
the State and your city"
HARRISBURG, Pa, September lI-Midnight.
A scout from Frederick says that he was in
Frederick yesterday. The rebels broke up their
encampment that morning, and marched in the
direction Of H2gerstown, StOnswsll Jackson
leading. tie saw them marching from their uu-
merous -encGmpments from five A. NJ. till nine p.
NJ. the time he left Frederick. They were princi
pally infantry and artillery, the latter numbering
over three hundred pieces. Robert Z. Lee,
jackson, Cobb, and other generals were present.
lie saw, as no supposed, I've thousand cavalry
near New Market, which had not left camp.
Reliable information has been received that
St0neWall Jackson, with his advance, is now in
HagerstowD, preparing to move with his whole
army upon Pennsylvania.
Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg and
Jamestown, arrived here at a late hour last night
AID confirm the evacuation of the camps at
Frederick by the rebels.
Governor Curtin has promptly advised Presi-
dent Lincoln and the generals in command at
Washington, of ell information shst has resched
here through the numerous channels under his
control
The most active measures are being put in
force TO assemble ? large army 10 resist the rebel
invasion, aGG, if possible, save our capital and
State from devastation and outrage.
PHILADELPHIA, September l2-There are
many runors in Inc city, mainly from General
McClellan's army, ell Of which have a favora-
bic indication.
The city council this afternoon appropriated
5000 600 for the defense of the city and State,
aud gave the mayor full power to act as he may
see 6t,
RUMORS AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, SeHtember I2.-Lqst evening at
I3O the rebels made a cavalry raid into West
minister, about five hundred strong. with two
pieces Of artillery. As they charged through !
the village they discharged their pistols On IN
Ha f-icl HltL III Llb NlE-rLS L. N. ~ EDEfeT. 0Tg-A
lict attorney, seeing the rebels coming, made
Tor the railroad, ard, after going about a mile,
met q train from Baltimore, which, on his infor-
nation, stopped and returned to Baltimore.
There vas at Union bridge a train Of The Wes-
tern Maryland railroad, d locomotive and two
cars, which should have arrived q at Westminster
at FIVE o'clock. This train has probably been
captured.
The Federals occupied New Market on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten miles from
Frederick, yesterday.
learn by a gentleman who left Westminster
at neon yesterday that the rebels abandoned
that place yesterday morning, marching in the
direction of HagerstOwu- They came frOm New
Market. Secession sympathizsrs kcptaloOs. but
female traitors h0cIed around and welcomed
them most enthusiastically. The rebels arrested
DR.. Billings Lea, provost marshal, and after
ward parolsd him All his books and papers.
in connection with the enrolment. were de-
str0yed. They also took possession of the most
ofhce, seized and carried of the postage stamps.
They opened a few letters, but left the balance.
Ia Intercourse villa citizens they protested the
greatest friendship for the Safe and desired to
be received as friends. No one was intqrfered I
With or questioned regarding his sentiments. z
The rebels obtained a uumb5r Of recruits a. I
Westminster. They refused al except those
fully armed. Ihey destroyed q small railroad f
bridge bat expressed regret at having done so.
INTELLIGENCE VIA WASHINGTON. t
WASHINGTON, September 12-From careful !
observation 1t is ascertained that there is no .
Of he enemy az DusjnssVille-scarcelv a y
that jackson, Fi-zhu-h Lee, and Long c
eame up 5shiad Hunter Mills from near
Fairfax, remained Wednesday and Thursday al 4
Leesbgrg, and then crossed at Edwards Ferry !
Maryland with 10000 men. i is also sta :
ed that the latest advices represent q large rebel !
Gree TO be al Lsesbarg, General Lee command {
lg. :
The Washington Naion0i htsYigencer Of to- 2
says 1--WE Learn last evening By a messeu- &
ger from the army Of General Mcclellan, that
% bad moved his headquarters some miles be- Q
'oud Rockville. and that the army had approach ?
d The honocacy river, the bridges over which,
r a portion Of them, had been destroyed by
he rebels :"
The Baltimore Sun says: eve learn from q
Gentleman who left Westminster yssterda Y
70rning that there was no demonstration BY
be rebels 10 that direction. All the bridges on
be Northern Central road ere now strongly
rejected and troops are being posted on all the
lsds leading to it. Trains went out as usual
e~sterday.
a dispatch from Elyvills, on the Baltimore
nd Ohio railroad, reports heavy cannonading
s having been heard there 1t an early hour
ssterdsy, apparently in the neighborhood of =
rbana. All was quiet along the road up to -
st night. al was quiet in the vicinity Of =
Ferry. Both the railroad and telegraph :,
were uninterrupted between Harper's Ferry
I'd Wheeling"
There are q thousand rumors relative to the ~
and intentions of the rebels ia Maryland
is believed by many that, with a column OF
'cut sixty thousand men, they will push into
snnsylvania, cut the Central railroad in two, Al
I'd then push westward, with a view of effect sa,
g a junction with their forces now advancing 60
rough Kentucky to Cincinnati; and the fact we
at they are lightly armed, and carry nothing
th them except ammunition, favOrs the idea No
at they intend rapid movements. ful
Rebel cavalry made q dash into Westminster gel
a point twenty four miles from Balti ira
and the center Of al important railroad
injection. The operation had 10 effect to les ING
q the belief entertained in the safety Of Balti gsg
Lo
New YORK, September l2.-The Washing the
correspondence Of the morning papers says: Nc
In the skiTmish on Tuesday, FsrnswOrth's tu'
cavalry charged and broke two rebel ioT
,iments of horse, and took Psolesyille for the iAs
I'd time st least. zoo
according to authentic accounts, FraRklin aOo
5 reported to have used his artillery in fr Mt Lue.
POolesvills, and there were indications that 70
rebels were in force a few miles beyond 229y
ddlebrook. Inc
3 Your correspondent expresses the opinion the
{ the rebel strength will be found between 10"
gar Leaf Mountain and the MOnoeacy Bridge, ZEN
their mask is SO complete that nothing is 1
ealed. 9ela
8 Gentlemen from Fredericktown report the beI
3 admission Of all Marylsnders to and from
rebel lines. A company Of sixty rebel re-
its were raised in Emmittsburg Immediately e.
raaafuiu~ Rradlau -Tohuronfa uroolnmafion EEa