, 1862-09-23

very Of mus sk,t1y into our artillery camp.
Onr 9a1ttr1es- Captains Watetmao's. Martini i
and Hsz1ett'e-eoOn opened coucentrafed
ire On the rebels, causing them to disappear.
=, inls morning tag Of truce WIS sent over
which vas granted.
II 10 bcs1eEed thst the enemy must be out
OF artillery ammunition, from their not res
pouding to our guna- For some time t1er.
nas not ceen rebel seen on the opposite bank.
1t Is thought they have ali fallen back
~. =. "ou!o no. be proper to state the dispos1-
prot atle that more important news nav be
next dsy or two. .|~N
The cftietrs Of Gen. Couch's division. who
lett HaEper's Ferry at 10 o'clock this a, M :.
IepeFt everything quiet there, aod no signs Of
Of rebel soldiers, scattered about the rnoun.
1a:ns, arc eur1e enderirg themselves to our OIL
GERS The rebel army appears to be com
pe1ely dcmoralizsd and In process Of dlsper-
Nun, Numbers Of wounded continue to pass
It is helleved by citizens that the rebels lost
a1 leMt 5,coo men BY desertion during the mid
INTO Maryland, and scarcely sufficient recruits
we're obtained to form company.
4 Washington special to the Her1d says: 4
number OF wourded officers arrived here du-
ANA6 Aats H4AtuE, tuEm NtQ. d0Ck1E. Ills
wound is dangerous only 50 for q. it Is liable
to supertndnce leckjaH. The general Is at-
tended By his staff.
A. Mr. Chase and other members OF the
caclcet manifest appTehepsiocs touching the
conduct Of Gen. Hooker, it is inferred that It
mand, perhaps In the Western department
The president to-day appointed Hooker briea-
d1er general in the regular army, in 1eco9ni.
tlon ct his valuable services.
WASHINGTON, Sept oe.-Satisf,ctory eyi-
dence having been submitted that Captain
solomon ]. Houck, fist Ohio volunteers, did
not ADVISE the surrender OF Cla1 ksSille, Tenn,
ana mat hs signed thu card ju>tifying its sur
fefder under m:sapprehensiou Of its con-
tents, the President directs that so much Of
central orcer No. leo as cashiers him be
revoked.
PnHArELrH1A Sep. 2l.-Goycrnor Curtin
telegr'pils frem Hagerstown notify ins all mil
ltafy hreantZ-ti"rs to W8it ut HON. for further
ofccSs. Probably all canger is removed, the
ftbel army beluE In full retreat up the She
nando,l.
HEAEQrAETEFs Army OF TIE poroMAc,l
Saturday EveEirg September 20
The firing heard last evening" In the direction
OF Wil!:susport turns out to have been raid
OF StIsr1't rebe1 cavalry. He crossed the Pc
fomsc en- Frloay night into Marylaud ut that
pslnt, Win his cavalry, onc. regiment of iaf,a-
III NAA PiEtE9 II 4 I1FtR
was kent up to drive them back, and arrived
near the town base In the afternoon. Theeisine
b. ard was principally from tke rab.l gus.
Duf1rg The night thsy 1eczossed into Virginia,
and tits morning they had disappeared iron
the opposite shore. No one WIS hurt
. The W0,k OF burying the dead still con-
t1nuee. They average abcut 1000 per da5.
Tomorrow = III probably tini:h it.
Mar1 lard H!shts were Yesterday occuoiaa
By federal force
The Indications arc that The rebels are con-
t,nuirg their retreat into Virginia, abandoning
Divine worshfp was held Mt headquarters
tbs .ytnlrg, Bishop Whipp1e, Of Minnesota,
officiating.
FREDERICK, ,StD., Sept o1.-The great bridge
OF the Baltimore aru Ohio rail,oad, over tGe
Monk cacs, East Of Frederick, which was de-
s'ro3ed by the rebels, has been restored. THIS
completes the road from Philadelphia aud Bal
slE:nIe, a1d restores ccmiEnnic alton with
Baltimore and Washington to Frederick, aud
to shtdy Hook, opposite H,rp=r's Ferry.