Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-25
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n The Rebel Raid in Penhsytyania.31 s. 2
FREDERlcx- Mo. Oct, l2-6 o'clock ,iPg; M+-iif
The following is special despatch TO the Amri!
can when 9ha int ,lligence was received herss
If the crossing Of Stuart cavalry into Pennsy-gi
vania il was generally anticipated that they
would endeayor to make their exit from this
State by way Of some Of the fords near the, 1,
mouth Of the Monocacy and General Mcclellan
immediately ordered movement Of troops tp n
intercept them on the roads leading in that di.
rection. bill III G;gH~ t4 Al& lt49sG D28tG
On saturday afternoon we Ind intelligence of 4,
their having reached Emmetsburg, by way Of
the Fairfield road, whArs they halted for some q
hours and it is said, bnt not generally believed a
that force was sent from there to Gettysburg,
which is about ten miles further North. lhe ra. 3f
pidity with which they are known to have
muveJ, after leaving Chambersburg, clearly Z
sboMs thnt they did not visit Gettysburg, ,sfte a
During Saturday afternoon aud evening large
bodies Of Federal tfoops consisting of cavalry, y
Infantry aud artillery, were ordred 10 the viein-
ity Of Frederick. 10 protect she immense s,Ures
there, il being anticipated 10 be the purpose Of K
the rebels to destroy these well as the railroad
bridge at monocacy station Other troops were
also sent out on the different roads leading frnrn
the Pennsylvania line, and hopes were entertain.g
ed that tue invaders would be intercepted and =
captured. 8.
lnsigsnce was received on Saturday night
at IL o'clock that the enemy was moving tcs ard I
Frederick, and had reached v oodsboro, which
is about eight miles northeast Of the city, they,
having dverged frdinthe direct rad from Elm y
metsburg, so as to be able to choose route east
II Frederick on their way 10 the Potomac, IL il CT
.hpald be necessary for their safety, 80.
| On frachine sW0eds5ore'. General slnaft as -
rerlained from bis scouts that a large FEDERAL n
force was stationed to interhept him, and that
General Mcclellan had discovered his'u,ovementl
eastward in time 10 afford ample protection 10
the Government property at Frederick and its
vicinity. This made IL necessary that he should y
move rapidly to avoid capture lefore reaching
he Potomac. ~ 3'Ji -'F7 y
| Four additional regiments have arrived during
the evening, by the railroad from Harper's Fer.
Ivy, with additional artillery, to reinforce the
troops alrerdy here, which fact, it bas been as
rertAiued, was reported to the enemy at Woods.
horU', On receiving the Information that the
rich prize they anticipated al Frederick and tho
Mcnocacy Junction was safe consisting, besides
The bridge. Of twelve iocomotives,i two hundred Il
lunded cars, and great quantities Of hospital and
| army stores aud wagons. they started ,ff in AN
easery direction, by tl,e biber,ytown road, to
New Market, on The Baltimore turnpike. This "
movement required n wider detour 70 reach the
Potomac, of ten or fifteen miles, making it ne
cessary to push for the fords below iusterd 6f y
above tie mouth Of tue MUnocacy l,ls4ek