The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-30

here through private sognecs &C have
good reason te believe that The rebel
army has not entirely lcii Maryland.
On the contrary, ,hey are reported TO
be in considerable numben IN the
nsiglboFhooa q Milliamspors, and
that heavy skirmishing i still going
on a, tina, point and on beth sides Of
the river.
washiog'ca, Sept. Is.
Cen White Is horc under arrest %
await aa investigation Of the eircum
stances attending tho surrender OF
Harpcr's Ferry.
Headquarters Array n Potomac,
Tuesday eve, sept ~,
Information received to-day from
servant who deserted from the rebels
yesterday shows their loss in general
officers in tho late battle was creates
than ours.
Gen, wrish, Of Georgia Wa. woun-
ded ia two places, Cen. Branch OF
North Carolina was killed. Gen.
Longstreet was wounded. Maj. Gen.
Anderson, commanding division,was
wounded. Gen. Colquit d Georgia,
was killed
The rebels admii their loss TO be
/ 10000 ut the battle OF Aniietam, and
10000 since they entered Maryland.
The Alabama brigade, commanded
by Col. Cunning, acting brigndier gen
oral, has not been able TO muster forty
men since the battle.
The residents OF this section Of Ma
ryland have suffered terribly since its
occupation by the two armies.
Fort Monroe, Sept %.
A Pennsylvania just returned
from rebeldon, reports active move
mcn,s Of tho rebel troops from Rich
mond towards Petersburg, and that
over 10000 passed down the Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad last
Saturday.
The Richmond Wing Of The goth.
says the battle nj Booncsboro, Nd,
was brought on by Mcclellan with u
view 10 relieve tic federal garrison a,
harpri's Ferry.
The Wing speaking of the capture
Of lIarpcrs Ferry, says the number
Of prisoners is probably greater than
those taken by The fcdrrals at Fort
Donelson, or by the conicIcrales in
the battles before Richmond.
The Relm5al Esa. ~. !, SEP. Is,
says aag Of truce viii depart 10 ia,
for Variua 10 carry down 2Gj Ulcers
and private, Of the YaakaJ rri.onsrs,
about the last Of the "Moliieans" re-
manning at Richmond, except COO .ck
aud wounded, who still cucumber tho
hospitals.
Alex nira. Sept %.
Affairs arc very quiet. Good or
der prevail. among the military.
Information has teel received hero
that parties Of rebel cavalry arc scout
ing the country in the vicinity Of
Warrcnton and the Rsppahannoek
impressing every able bodied man
they can find into the rebel army
JciIrr,on,ille, Ind, Sept. y.
The rebel Generals Bragg aud
Smith have divided their forces.
Kirby Smith il to hold Gen. Buell.
who is marching for Louisville, ia
check while Bragg advances on this
city.
Bragg summoned Gen. Nelson, who
il in command Of the army for the de-
tense Of Louisville, 10 surrender
Nelson refused, and is prepared 10
meet him.
The women and children nre order
cd 10 be ready TO leave the city at an
hours notice.
Thousands Of citizens are crossing
the Ohio River.
Bragg il siill some distance from
the city, but is rapidly advancing.
THURSDAY.
Washingt on, Sept. "a.
Col. II. II. Price of the 2nd Penn
sylyania Cavalry, commanding brig
ade Of cavalry and two pieces Of ar
tillery, started Saturday evening upon
4 reconnaissance from our front on the
other side Of the river as far as Ash.
by's Gap og the Blne Ridge, which
he found guarded by the 9Th Regi-
ment Of Virginia.
We drove in the pickets, engaged
the enemy, who we dispersed, killing
four and woupding twelve that fell in
to our hands. The other wounded
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