The New York herald., 1862-09-15
THE REPORTS FROM FREDERICK.

M.
Al three O'Clock this afternoon your correspondent
sompanied Gescra Psasantons division of cavalry from
vstanna, eight miles DISTANT reconnossancs towards
>hs city.
our oAvAl1s ce9 on m RxsE,s mns
The rebsls reported 10 force ahead between Ur
hanna and Frederick and the deserted camps Of the
hampton legion and stuarts cavalry which were passed
gave tOhen that large body Of tho enemy had occupied
- ground raversed but short time previously In
Assd the common reply Of farmers along she
swss 70 questions concerning the fleeing rebels was ob
shsy have not been gone but few hours" Swiftly our
cavalry rode on, accompanied by Of flying arti
ssy, without coming up with the rebols crossing the
sarnpke bridge the Monooacy, which strange TO
n.y. bad been spared by the rebels the fate OF Its neigh
bor the railroad bridge We pushed with our cavalry
General Peasanton occasionally sending squadrons In
pursuit Of fleeing rebos dscernble the heights sur
rounding
YnE Kew NARKEr coRpe OCCUPY yRMEntR
When about two miles from Frederick intelligence
reached General Peasanton Of the occupation Frederick
~ troops from the direction Of New Market at
Eve O'Clock p. NJ. Immediately orders were given
70 our column 70 fling their pendants 10 the
mountain breeze, preparatory 70 marching into
thc city in about twenty minutes after troops had
entered by tho old national road the cavalry division Of
Slsasanton entered by the road leading Market street.
our NEcEfT1or IN rRErERNE.
Ny pen faiis when would attempt 70 describe the clio.
rcus reception met with from the cit2ens Of Frede-
rick and the charming assss with checks redeemed by
she mountain air especially from the time horses feet
q the nrst hc trod the tho ancient city OF IRE
Derrick Maryland Our through the streets was one
grand ovation Old hobbled into the streets 10 cal
M deliverers. Tic richest and faireet Of the
beauties Of the fair soled their dainty
feet with the mud OF the street 10 wave
nyriads OF Union emoems our faces while tho young
and the children actually laughed until they cried for
10y.
seems strange how such quantity of the representa-.
tvss Of our ooanys glory in the shape Of Gags could
have been preserved from the ruthless touch the IN.
vader this day waved faces by fair ser
Of Frederick. only account for when consider
the marvellous proficiency OF the weaker oeoevne the
stronger SEX in all ages by poets and sagcs
n wHA1 OR solpns ruoueE1 on n.
Our soldiers are highly els,ed st the kind
uesses they have received al the hands Of
the citizens. They say worth tenfold the
coil and hardshps they endured TO be received thus
with open arms and hearts by the people Of Maryland
Tho patriotism Of the citizens has manifested itself not
only in formal acts, but genuine hospitality A
majority Of the houses 70 night open ones for The
Union soldiers mention Of names would seem inydI.
ous where nearly the population seem to have wed
In kindness The homes Of Messrs Brcnglc schley and
Trail, however, tonight present The appearance OF
q soldiers rest. All honor the noble Unioniste Of
frederick who have not allowed gloomy week Of suffer
ing under rebel rule TO dampcn their Union Yrn
cples aud those who are lighting 10 their defence
rar sKmmssB RpoU nsvrRxD rRspnpcK.
Our troops did not occupy the city without slight
ssirmsh Of which The following s al account derived
siom eye witnessef -
Thinking that the rebels had evacuated tbe town, q
BODY OF cavalry about hundred and hfty in number
urocsedsd up Patrick street Ccl Moore with sx pri
Yates. vas some distance ahead unmindfu Of danger
Suddenly lorse Of rebel cavalry two handed and nfy