, 1862-09-15
8EATY FILING HEARD IN THE
EIkE,TlON OF HA51PEsR'S
FERRY ANn MiATlNSBURG.
EXCITEMENT In PENNSYLTlNIi
Great Rush IF armed Citizsns to
Harrisburg.
GEN. HQGKER'S DIVISION I'M FREDE-
RICK Oh THURSDAY NIGHT.
Gen. LongStrcet at Hagerstown and
Gen. Lee at Do0nSbora,

ont uith ar extra with the following:
"HAnK1sDEEG, Sept. 13.-a1-u are wanted
in companies. Philadelphia sEou1l respond
Immediately. There is no time for delay. i
ht ayy battle has been progressing south Of
uager=town for the last four hours. We have
heen tele grafpA;1g ell dag for 1enle guards and
grey reserves, and hope they will report ia
companies as Ill others do. Send along the
men."
4 dispatch has just been received from Col
Thomas 4. Scott, from Harrisburg, ststt;ag
t5at battle las been going on bsiow Ea@eTs-
town between JacRsous and M4l"5' fares,
aud calling on all troops to rush to Harris-
burg. Our citiz"ns are making prompt re-
sporse. Hundreds of arntd msn are ru shing
through the streets Tor the Peunsyl7 Cen
t7al Railroad, wno axe prepared 10 forward
10,CUD men TO Harrisburg; tonight. The re-
ported itttst oi jackson Is lot credited in
well-;nfor1ned Circles here, and the active pre-
1sratiors of the governor Indicate that he
does not put much trust in It, It is uore
probable that the rebel army has selected
Wil}ia1sport al ! base CT Operations, AID is
establishing connections with Virgi1ia at that
says that 1t heard firing I'll the atlernoon
in the vicinity Of Narlinsburg.
! Jl7AsA, Nd, Sept. l2.-We learn through
one OF cur corr. spon1cn.s that Gen. PIeasau-
! ton reported this forenoon that thu ca:a}ry
undvr his cnmlnand crossed the Monotacy
on TiursGay 1ear the Potomac. They fo"ad
TO enemy In tsrct, but 5l@ train Of rs
with G large guard going III the ssi-ect:ua If
Frederick. There is na doubt that the troops
under .]alkson and LoEgStTcet VINO were At
fr.dtsie have gone to Ha5erstowu. Ilil.'s
division ittt Aia:u5town yesterday, and is on
lis way toward Poin1 Of Ro2ks. S;ssar Loaf
Mountain was occupied that day bJ our f4r-
cts, and tic rtLcl sigaal officers captured.
Everything shows that the re51sS arc leaving
tie M,noc:ey for 1IagerstoEn. IF they do
ro1 dispute our passage Of the Mouoeacy, Ee
E1ali be in Frederick tomorrow.
$t.rtay afternoon our cavalry entered
Frederick and found it deserted BY the rebels.
Our people hare beer very kindly treated By
lie people Of Frederick.
PEll,A1'Z1ruIA, Sn1,t. 13.-Alill;arr excite
n:ent is iEtsnse. Large numbers Of armed
c.tizSE5 ale l.a,:ng Tor Harrisburg,
BALTIMORE, Sept. lS.-Our Information in
regard 10 the crossing OVER the Potomac i:
from the 1ltost reliable sources. 4 dispatch
trtui Frederick at noon to-day, says lrin!, it
the direction Of uarpcr's Ferry began carly
this morning and continued till II o'clock. L
then ceased, and commenced again at noon.
Gen. 1Ioker took Possession Of Frederick
last n;g ut, and Mcclellan entered that cit,
with his staff this 1.orning. The dispatch alst
says We have captured the rebel wagon trains
The imprcs sion at Frederick undoubtedly j
that the cannonading was at 1Iarper's Ferry.
HARRl>lrKG, Sept. l3--Hcavy ar1itler
i1ilc was heard st Greuncastle and Chamber:
, burg this morning, in the direction Of WI
Transport. The main body ofrebels don't a
pear TO hare gore to uayersown. Long
:. streets division c1l} is there numbering fTot
Z: 10000 to II, ,0G0 mcn, apparently to Obtain 70
: ;:se and supplies for 1c balance Of tne reb,
arlny, at Boouesburo.
Our pickets have betu driven iuto the s:a'
II line.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1;.-The fcllowiz
;, dispatch has been received IRON GOV, Curtia
i 'DAEE1snu1;G, Sept. Il, 1:@0 =. m.-Co
: 1radict the report that no more troops q
', wanted in Harrsourg; at once. I VII
;z troops at once aud in companies. cam
# ~ait 5or the formation Of bri5adts anu r.:
ments. We are sending forward troops eve
n hour. {Signe1l 4. 6. CtHT1S."
N HARRISBURG, Sept. 13.-Thc mayor b
r issued a proclamation forhiddinS c;tiz=
"a leayir~ town On penalty Of arrest. MAr.i
law has not been rroclaimed.
81 1F ~ -;
r General Banks, comluaadiug deienses
>, ' Washington, the order allo wing civiliaps
- cress the bridges aud tt1ries over the Pot
- uisr, has been cuuntermarled. Passes "
- be required rs heretofore, and granted Or
" in case OF extreme necessity.
Nlile cu11.ias iutp the city from
Svidicr's lolue Today, President l.ia:ol.
l;:e w;sS put in };v:il sy his his ho5ze, -, 7
80 ~ l!l and nearly throwing hi''. liz su4cet;:
il ehttkta. TIE career oi lis st8>a at th. &,
ut 4 ~l'1al: I'd wrist.
III R,ITls,n.E, Srpt l:;.-TAe police IN l.,
raj i1ni's r1ant capture la:s night ii ine hun,e
nj l>r- +. y y l;lia1nsun, svyGu miles roIl !:
Az Az ely, OF Ike Hvokrrs'own read. H.vinx
tar syi>.d il.fNrnlA.iArl tA,t sl'ne re''St oslie
be tinni :ic invading army wcre being feted
!cs IT,. r friends, 'he police pro" .'ded thithcv
susseuudvd the Aouse aud !. 1hs wh
ne party, as 1-lio"s; Sart. Larry \ Aef, co.
STARTS cavalry; Gras-oa D. Carlisle
Lieut., B:lii1. TErs: Elrn were disguised
ci;izcns' dress. The police also s:,zei
Williamson, their entertainer, and the foils
1st ing gentlemen, lis friends: J. T, 1flywart
In II. BuebaIao, Alexander Cary ant Martin
ui;, graw. Tie Hi4oir }arlv were urou :hl TO ,
il city, and are Aow iu close custody. The 70
Ind "t'e 'HA1eu W. iN1es auu ptepaleu Iof
zen this city. II is thought they VIII, as t
justly should, meet thy {*te OF spies.