Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
FROM w lSHIN0TON.

New YoRK, Sept 7 "A Washington dispatch
to the Herald, dstsd midoight Saturday, says:
IL is knoWn that The rebels are Ia the neigbbor.
hood of Frederick in i0Ics. They cap pured 10th
ing, ss the rolling stock of the railroad had
been sent away.
Tho bridge acro5s tho Monocacy is not in
jured, but trains are not allowed TO 60 within
three miles oil Frederick Junction.
Our military authorities feel nf1ent that
this raid will cOst the enemy exactly the num-
Der OF troops who have crossed.
The Mercury has o di:p4tch. dated O'Clock
A. NJ, Sunday, stiDg that there ia istremendous
excl tement IN Washington on account of the
r.osls crossing into Maryland, but IL is not
believed that they can hold their ground
against the Union troops. There will be bat.
tls sooD.
The Times Washington dispatch contains
the following:
General PJpe, at bia own request, was, on
Friday. relieved Of his comuanu, 10 order to
make charges against Generals Porter, Frank
lIn and Grfin.
Helm zclmau and McDoWell's corps are to be
consolidated under the command Of General
Heipi zelman.
Three or four hundred rebel cavalry from
Leseburg, endeRvoFed to oFois at Ed Va rds's Fer
W uUUuI Uub were FopuIsbu'
At tRo O'Clock on Saturday the rebels suo-
cesOiully renewed the attempt, and crossed at
several points They Immediately rsided Pools
vile aud then DoserstoWn. The operator at
the latter place succsssfuy escaped and cut the
Wlres Of the military telegraph.
Fearing there was Union force 10 the vicln.
ity, the rebels toon retired. WestatioDed pick
cts short distance from the town.
Tho rebels also crossed between the ferries
above Point OF Rocks, and marched 20 White
o X Springs, across the Monocscy.
The Times also has the following, dated IL
O'Clock, Saturday night: A dispsloh iiom the
upper Poto m &C states that Jackson aud his ar.
my entered frederick this morning. They have
possession OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
aud have torn up the track and destroyed the
culverLs east Of that place They also cut the
telegraph wires All rolling stock saved.
WAsHINoroN, Sept. 7.
Late reliable reports from private sources
from Centerville state that Col, Fourney, will
a regiment Of cavalry, is 10 command at that
place, and that their pickets extend to within
less than twelve miles OF Alexandra.
The Uuion III ,ers taken In the late battle
we're detained &C GainCsville until Friday last,
when they we're conducted to Richmond, with
the exception Of some OF the more severely
wounded, who, by the humanity OF Dr.. Guild
Medical D rector Of Gen. Lees forces, we're al
lowed to proceed TO Washington In our smbu
lauces, under protection of q flag Of truce. Tnt
last of the Centervile wounded have reached
this city
Major. General Reno has been assigned to the
com mand of the third army corps, General Mo
Dowell having been granted leave Of absence
for fifteen days.
General Pope, at his Own request, has beer
relea ed from command of the army of Viz
Ripis, and been assigned to the command OF tht
Department Of the Northwest.
At noon to day DO further information hat
been received regarding the rebel movements
10 Maryland.
II is proper ~ state the fact that unanlmity
of council and action prevail here.