New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15

yesterday, ceasing at four o'clock in the afternoon
The result has not yet been learned.
| Gen. Burnside passed through Frederick early OF
Saturday morning, and the whole army pushed OF
after the enemy by every road even crossing tbs
fields. The people turned out to welcome Burnside
with the widest enthusiasm, men, women, and chill
dren; and when Mcclellan came, the people blocked
up the streets that it difficult for him 10 reacf
bis headquarters. The scene s described AZ mos
grand The waving Of flags and handkerchief Wal
universal, and even the children screamed words o.
welcome at the top Of their voices.
Our advance guard entered Frederick on Friday
evening, at O'Clock, and bad a s4irmish on the
streets with Stnart's cavalry. Several killed
and wounded on both sdes, and Col. Moore Of the
loyal Virginia cavalry captured by the Rebels
and carried of. but was afterward recovered.
The Rebels did not destroy the three turnpike
bridges the Monocacy, but LEFT nothing but the
piers standing of tho splendid iron railroad bridge.
A Rebel train Of 100 ammunition and subsistence
wagons was captured by Gen. Franklin, and about
$50 prisoners bad been sent TO Frederick.
wAmiSGroS Sept. IL, 1862.
| The following was received this morning by the
Associated Press by special messenger:
FRKpEmoK, Saturday Sept. IL, 1909.
Frederick is ours. The first Of our forces entered
the eafi end Of the town at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Half an hour ater a cavalry force under
command Of Gen. Plessanton entered the city by
way OF the market street turnpike.
The main body of the Rebel forces evacuated the
city on Thursday.
A few cavalry from tho command Of Gen. Stuart
and the Hampton Legion iade charge upon our
troops when the latter entered, but the enemy were
speedily repulsed Our Toes was two killed and six
wounded, while the Rebels suffered at least 10 that
extent.
The reception of our forces was Of most enthusi-
astic character The entire city was oye1oyed, and
the people turned out masse 10 welcome our
forces. All along tho streets through which our
forces passed flags waved from housetops and win
dows, and the sidewalks were lined with specta.
tors, including full representation OF ladies.
The Rebel forces are represented TO be about
l25, 900 strong.
The citizens Of Frederick have suffered much from
the Rebel incurson, including the loss Of domestic
supplies.
The enemy were in starving and ragged condi-
ton many Of them being without shoes. They con-
idently expected that at least 10000 men would
flock to them in Frederick County.
jackson was here, together with Longstreet and
Hill They left Frederick with the intention, as re-
ported, of going to Pennsylvania, but subsequent
events seem TO indicate that they will endeayor to
retreat into Virginia by way OF Willamsport.
This morning an engagement Is going on at the
foot of the mountains, on the road TO Sandy Hook,
with the Rebels, consisting Of 1900 cavalry and
three batteries.
A portion of the enemy went TO IIagerstown,
while Jackson took the left hand road toward Har-
per's Ferry.
The Rebels left $50 of their sick in Frederick.
About 40 prisoners were taken last night and this
morning between this city and the mountains.
Nv specisl Messenger to the Associated Press
FREDERICK, Saturday, Sept. D-p m.
On our way hthey this morning from UEbana,