New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Arrival Of Prisoners-sfaie Of Suspense IN
Baltimore-News from burnside
fortunate Accident.

From Oar own Correspondent
BaLrIgoRK Wednesday, SEPT lip N.
A large number Of paroed Union prisoners
rived here tonight from Harper's Ferry, via Fred
erick al.o 1900 Rebels, taken in the late battles.
These latter were fed and lodged at the Union Relief
rooms They were wretcked looking set, and
smeled" fesrfully, seeming the building with
m ,st unsavory flavor Of dirt. All Of the hundred
saw wore uniforms OF some sort. They were mostly
officers wearing the shoulder straps Of captains and
licutenants
The city is almost totally void Of authentic reports
from the battle. field Of Yesterday and to-day. There
are rumors in abundance. Upon the street notice
a depression among the Union men, and cores
bonding glee among the Secessonists. Those latter
arefnll Of fabulous reports Of Mcclellan being sur
rounded with Lee Oh Que side and Jackson the
other, the latter moving rapidly across the country
toward Frederick, in McClelsns rear. This latter
proposition is absurd and would beside be useless
The Georgetown road TO Frederick has been filed
all day, as il was yesterday, with fresh troops from
Washington. marching TO MoClellans support. He
must by this time have an immense army in tie
field.
One Of the paroled prisoners informed this
evening dead against all the Rebel reporsl that
Burnside reached the Ferry at the same time that
Jackson got there and drove him rapidly across tue
river, before he bad time % &c. provision and
ammunt lion train of 200 or 800 wagons across which
train Burnside captured and Immediately sent toward
Washington. Jackson had sent large force up the
river TO build bridges 10 facilitate Lees escape all
of which bridges Tor the points where they were to
have been builr) Burnside occupied. He was foT'i-
fyng himse. there, and expected, if properly re.
enforced aud supported, 10 capture destroy Lees
entire army. Another of the prisoners stated tina.
during a most critical portion of the fight at the
Ferry on Sunday evening Col. Miles was nowhere
10 be found.
Lieut. Riddle Of the Massachusetts 10Th Regiment,
who lost bis right at the battle OF Balls BIah
who had recovered and been in service again, wac
on lis way To Join bis regiment to-day with Large
number OF recruits. When about twelve miles from
this city the train having come TO stand STILL no
heard firing toward the rear and going to ascertain
the cause, found one of his prvates disSharging
revolver out of the car window He commanded
him TO desst. bu, the man said he had only one
charge left, which the Lieutenant allowed MI" I"
fire. Tie man fired and lowered his pistol when
still another charge was exploded, sending the bai
into Kidde's right foot. lie conveyed 10 tne
Gilmore House. where surgical aid WAS at once SUM
moued, but he WAS too weak TO allow OF tue eA'
traction OF the ball to-day. Ii IS feared he must '0ss
three of his toes.
Great and just complaint has been msde-oi INC
wanton destruction of property by our soldiery Pss
ing through MARYLAND their conduct in that resPee'
bearing very unfavorable contrast 10 that OF me
Rebels, but understand that all the property hoio'
crs on the line of march have been officially IL
formed that they shall receive compensation ir'u'
lie a. i.Ar all iaInur.. aimed. W.