New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10

ment stores DESTROYED at Frederick by Marshal
Faithful did exceed $1,000 instead of IS 600 600,
as stated by The Washington Repnbi,cdn. II con-
sisted principally Of old Blankets tents and harness.
All the most valuable stores were removed.
THE COURSE OF TIE REBELS.
! The latest intelligence from Frederick indicates
that the NAN body of the Rebel army, after passing
out Oh the Emmittsbnrg road some ten miles, took
road TO the left leading direct 10 Hagerstown, al
which place it is said the advance arrived Yesterday
morning. There is said 10 be Union force in the
vicinity of Haserstowp, and there may be q fight
there.
The impression is now gaining ground that the
Rebel movement is merely raid into Maryland
Intended to draw the great body of veteran troops
| from Washington in their pursuit. while the main
Rebel army makes dash on the works IN front OF
Washington. The fact that the troops that passed
through Frederick have gone west toward 1agers-
town would indicate probable purpose on their
part 10 dash back into Virginia by way OF Williams
! port and Msrtusburg. They would thus obtain all
the boots shoes, and clothing in The two cities OF
Frederick and Hsgerstown, probably secure some
arms that have been accumulated for them by Rebel
sympatbzers, with cattle and provender, and ether
/ supplies.
| Other, equally well informed think that the
movement on liagcrstown IL 10 compel the evacua
ton of Marilnsburg, aud leave I'm open road for IN
main boiy of the Rebel army preparing 10 cross tie
MARYLAND line IL that direction, from whence they
will move through the Chamber.burg Valley to-
ward Harrisburg. or east toward Washington or
Baltimore.
PICKETs TOWARD BALTIMORE.
Tie movements of the Rebels 70 far toward Bal
tilnore consisted the starioDng Of picket guard
Oh Sunday within seven miles OF Westminster,
witch caused very general stampede OF the eli.
gems from that town. They remained there dining
tie day and are reported to have disappeared DUR
ing the night.
Another picket appeared on the Freder CT road on
Sunday at Poplar Spriug', thirty-six miles from
Baltimore, and about eighteen miles ths tde oi
Frederick. They stopped there during Tie after
noon, and started back in the evening towards
Frederick.
No fears need be entertained by our citizens Of q
Rebel raid towards Baltimore, rs every precau'On
has been taken for their intcrcepon and destruction,
let tie force be what il may.
\ letter from Westminster, Nd, dated Sunday,
O'Clock, p. NJ, rays great excitement prevailed, but
makes no mention OF STAMPEDE on The gar, 81 any
OF tie citizens. a huckser, who left Westminster
about O'Clock Sunday night for Lis city, Gays he
neither raw nor heard Of any Rebel lickes IN that
section OF tie country.
INCIDENTS At FREDERICK.
II is ead that the entire stock OF boots ard shoes
in Frederick Were bought out by the Rebels, who |
left behind them some good uoney and some shock !
INC bad money. Tie rtorelee ers Of course, did not
da1e TO refuse what wac offered them. The entire
stocks Of Messrr. Iylcf & Steiner tnionl ana \. j.
Dclasim Rebel were taken, and Confederate
notes given them III payment.
So far as We can ascertain they allowed free in
pr, ~ aud egre.s 10 and from the The pck.ts
on the road appear 10 have been stationed merely 10
watch military movements aud paid 10 attention 10
civilians
On Fr day evening before the appearance Of the
Rebels there was considerable of ditturbance in |
Frederick. Some parues connected with TIE CH,.
zen newspaper cheercd on the streets for Jci. Davis
in the exuherance Of their JOY, and were knocked
down by citizens. The Provost Guard in.riered,
and IL named Lawson, one Of the yropIistofs oil |
me Ciii.en, was knocked down with tie butt of a
musket and considerably injured. Another man,
named Yeacklc also badly cut.
The Rebels OF Frederick knew of the coming OF |
the insurgent army long before any nimA'lon Of
their approach had been received by tie Federal
authorities.
AFFAIRS At HARRISBURG.
We learn that tie greatest military PREPARATIONS
are making Ia the Cumberland Valley and at Iiar-
.burg 10 meet ana check The advance OF the enemy.
GOV. Curtin viii make fierce defense OF the SUE
quehanIa if the kcielr should really approach that
Ilyer with the design Of crossing.
Whatever GHmige tie enemy nav do TO the rail
roads On this ride OF the Sur,luei anna tie whole
chain Of railroads the other eide viii be lett in
tact for the ooncenlrirsiou ol tIoops at any point
that may be desIred.
Whatever may be the design Of the Rebel il /.
now apparent that tLeir prctcnt destination is not
Baltimore.
letter from Gettysburr. Pa. written on Sunday
evening, ssyr that lace l. filed with lagitiyes from
Frederick and the surrounding country "A. others
were hourly arriving. Ine Ray die Rebels press
ffly fck aud wounded fodicrs from the Frederick
Hoe Ita arrived at Gettysburg Oh Saturday evening"
aud III special tram on Sunday morning ior
York. Pa.
LATEST RtMOEs.
II rumorcd last night that Gen. Burnside is
in Frederick with Ills army, having driven the Rebels
ont.
IL was also rumored that the Re- els are in pos
session Of Getty rburg and Hanover, Fenn-y vanIa
There war also ii rumor that Cob Miles army OF
about 5000 men, were surrounded by the kebels on
Maryland Heights.
A refugee IRON Leesburg, who left there on Saiar-
day. staeu that the irst divisions of the Rebel army
that crossed numbered 10000 nen, aud that jackson
was approaching 10 cross with $1,000 more.
From The Boilmere CiTB0, So. o.
BURNSIDE AFTER TiE REBELS.
We learn that Col Iper of our army, who has
inst arrived here patsod through the chets Of tie
Rebel army, aud that Gen. Bunslde's army WAS on
their trail; Gen. Is. had 800 troo,e il lii COM
nand. Gen. Mcclellan il 10 the held with another
large force sleo route after ID. Rebel army, ANA
il II 10 he hoped that he VIII be VIII be able to cut
them OF before they can retruc. their steps y
large force ID gathering n Pennsylvania by Gov.
Curtin to Get tie invaders n they shall attempt
10 come into that State, and 40 doubt the troops now
III HewYork, ready 10 start, VIII be sent IN Tie
same direction
Jackson. with all biz dash aud strategy, will find,
We hole before the end of tbs week, that lis race
is run for We DO not zee how 1t n possible thht he
can escape the powerful forces that are now On ms
trica. Let us have patience, and be hrn' V"f
authorize. are all thoroughly aroused now, and {"
full co-oI Grafton is taxing place.
REBEL IiCkETs ABOUT.
We have just seen gentlennn whose iniorna-
ton is undoubtedly Trustworthy, who confirms 'le
.bove. lie says tuat Se,ersionlsts 20 IRON Tie Vi
cinity Of ten mes o. this cry at night, end return
by next morning, and report that Gen. fltzhuBh
leo il ia command OF the Rebel forces aud that Lis
D ickcts ~e.e at Poplar SpInR- opposite " ocuDlhu