New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14
A PORTION STILL N PENNSYLVANIA
CT TKEIR OPERATIONS.
Another and Stronger Raid Reported
r4,r,vorr Monday Get. 10. 1862.

pArrlyoRr Monday. Get. 70, 1862.
TIE AMCrcan has tie following spec@i oHp''ea:
FArpEE.Cx NouGay, Oct j., 1852. |
TIE escape tic Rebels across Tic Potomac Is
fully confirmed.
A4er ,hey were driven from Nolan's Ford they
divided ard crossed the river in small bodies, at dii.
icIcut points
Two s4ra ers taken prisoners by them nj MERGERS
buzz we're Iaio.ed at the river and arrived here To-
dey.
The farmers report that Gen. Stuart and Cen
VIDE Hampton were both with the expedition
The clya'ry force was detachment from Virginia
end uih Carolina regiments. TEey seized not only
hcrces IN Mary but swept the pts OF Fonnsyl-
wanna through which they passed Of every hone
worth taking.
Ciark's newspaper express man was e'piuIed Uu'
ESCAPED after Tie Rebels crossed the river.
HAnnsBrRG Monday, o.. 3d. Ee2-3 P. m.
Since my last dispatch, Col. MeC}0re telcsrapAs
to Gov. Curtin tie following:
Owe have thousands Of ramors, but they are en.
trsy uniCundei
80 approach Concord, the Rebels must cross al
London ten mix west from here, On The pike, aud
we have beWs from there hourly.
"CCLcOrd y 81 the head & Path Valley, and To
enter It the Rebels must so by Mercersourg and
Inudau, or cross Cave Mountain az LOudOn and
kaigottsbgrg, and they could not move without our
having lliOrInlilOn ct II.
he report is entirely without foundation, and
has resulted FROM t.e eXaggera0n o. the MURDERS OF
tie Rebel cavalry at : Thomas on Friday night.
"Ab0Qt 20 Rebel cavalry are just reported by
one VI our own officers TO be IN Tie nelsborhood OF
Fayette vile, eiX ril-s east, on tie llhe Ihcy seem
~ nave beeu scattered, and evidently reireang
We are amply prepared for them, and every one
appearing will be fiedat Us Col. Grant rs here with
two Vermont regiments and artillery.
HiulsBUEG. Pa. Monday, Oct b-5l p N.
The following has ja.t been received from Colonel
Mcclure:
"CrAxpssssvsa. Pa Monday Oct 10
"a messenger has just arrived al ny caiAp al
Stevc1s's Furnace with The information thht tht
Rebel cavalry 81 cashtOwo a. the loot OF Sou,n
Mountain, in Adams County. this morcing, in con-
siderable force. They have been driven back IRON
the Potomac and are iryiHg 10 escape.
every effort is being made TO cut them oil here
and AZ Mercersburg, but they have a man named
Logan from Fgau6lin County, with them, anu
a. he is a superior guide, they nay escape.
"All our citizens have arms and viii join the
troops IN cai,ng the Rebels OF.
LATER.
Another dispatch, just received, ssys that the
Rebels are at Cashrown. Adams County, and may
attempt to pass by the mountain road south-perhaps
by the Shiplensburg road, or may be 10y the Green
castle road
F,RRrBuRo Monday, Oct u lo62
Tie following is special die atcA TO Tie P4la-
dip,ia Iaqauer:
"Gcv. Curtin las just received information dated
Peryville, Junla'a County from a reliable
gentleman OF Perry County, tina, Rebel force OF
thirty thou ane men made their appearance wit III
ei. ht niles OF Concord, FRANKLIN County, last night
al j. OclOcS and carried oil fifteen hundred horses.
The farmers of Franklin County moving all
their stock into Perry County. TIE Rebels sre sup
posed 10 be making Tor the Pennsy lysbia Railroad.
LATER.
pniLADgLe4IA Monday, Oct 10 1862.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Company have re-
eeiyed dispatch from an irresponsible source, con-
vey;ng, on lie assertions Of reliable gentleman,
information Of tie same nature e. hat contained il
Tie Iagngc,' special dispatch; but they nave re-
ceised 10 confirmation Of the intelligence from any
official on ;he read, and place no confidence in It,
LATEST.
Pui1ADrLrHIA. Monday Oe:. q 1852.
Tie foregoing report Of another Rebel invasion j.
probably cansrd
We hiuk that al reliance may be placed 30 the "Lsct"
i..esramED TsIBl
THE FIRING on TIE UPPER POTOMAC.
WAsuIAGIoS Monday, Oct. 13 l.52
Information received W to ! O'Clock tits afternoon
shows that tie firing yesterday on the Upper Poto-
mac between the forces Of Gen. Peaesnton and
Gen. Stewart, was witbou. any material resus.
PE!LADEIPHrA, Monday, Oct. 10, 1862 q
ne " 0SAiHgtOH StdF OF J1Ih evening says;
A man who arrived here tits morning from near
Conrads Ferry, states tina, he was in the presence
of Gen. Stuart few minutes before lie crossed tie
river with his marauding force in retreat from
Pennsylvania. Siutr, informed him in q sarcastic
manner he lad fooled tie whole party, but re-
GREETED lie lad not accomplished what WAS intended
when he started, as be was expected to reach Fred
erck, Nd, destroy the Government stores at that
point, then destroy the bridge over the Monocacy
River but that, all things taken into consideration,
he had carried on. bis programme with much success.
s,uarts men and Lorses looked extremely ox-
austed; but tie former were in high glec and from
lie lo1ks Of tie clothing on their horses and thai
which they had on their peTons, and that which
ihey bad lied Oh Their extra stolen horsas-W hicl
numbered about l,CoO-a change would be very &C
ceptabe, especially shoes and boots, Of which they
had large quantity.
Gen Stuart sent bis compliments 10 a number Of
United States o!hcers with whom be was acquainted
in OIL times.
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