The New York herald., 1862-09-15

on Catetts station These they never offered unless
compelled by motives Of self interest.
TIE STATE rHnR PLANE
The rebels did not attempt any concealnent OF their
plans the citzcns regardless Of their sentiments
Their common remark was that Pennsylvania their
destination asserted that large force under
jackson already occupied Harrisburg the capital Of thai
State having defeated forces that direction.
INDUCEMENTS KsIRr-FAmURE.
Great efforts we're made by the rebel generals 10 induce
the young men Of Frederick and vicinity TO enlist their
fortunes with the rebellion. immense Inducements being
held out That these efforts have proved barren or effect
is seen from the fact that only fifty from Frederick and
forty from the ncighborhood enlisted. There
no enthusiasm manifested by the small rebel population
here on appearance Of their brethren 10 relieve
Maryland from bondage, they term II. In fact, the
reception given TO the rebels chilling even in the
houses Of their friends Their sudden departure
before the march OF our troops gave pleasure those
even who lougsd for their coming.
The expectation OF the rebel leaders 10 receive
large addition their force in Maryland, besides material
aid this they have becu grieviously disappointed and
chariusd The advent Of the rebel army Maryland is
regarded bv officers high in command in their ranks
and their sympathizsrs here, fatal stepthe worst
move they yet made-a msstep taken through the
sheer desperation OF hunger.
Abou, four hundred sick rebels are left in our hands
al the hospital here.
General Stuart told paroed Union officer TO tell the
Yankee commander that would retaliate for any
Just treatment Of the prisoners left behind.
GENERAL howell COBB foS STUMP
General Howell cobb made speech in the square
Patrick last night to the citizens In that speech
he said he knew the name Of every Union man in
Frederick that he would return, and f they had
turned over any Of his friends TO the fury Of
the Lincoln government he would revenge himself
and his government teDfold He said he could
detect Yspsse sympsIhizers, f by no other
slgn by their countenanccs As an apology for Howell
Cobb on the OCCASION may bc proper TO state that he
was under the influence Of the ardent
GENERAL swalI LOSES ms LEG.
General Ewsn has suffered amputatios from his recent
wound ir the leg General Iawton has Ewell'e for
mer command.
leading rebel officer gave II bis deliberate opinion
that the Withdrawal Of the army Of Mcclellan from the
peninsula infused spark OF hope into the breast Of the
The route Of the rebels from this place was towards the
Pennsylvania line vie Hsgerstown, whittier jackson went
a few days ago,
TRKppuoB, ;, Nd, Sept. 10, 1892.
was awakened this morning by the sound OF firing AZ
no remote distance Fastening the cause dis
covered four pieces OF artillery in position in field in
tho gap Of the fret chain Of the Catoctns guarding
the old national road running west from Frederick and
osputing tue passage OF our caNsy ana Dying htery,
which were pursuing the enemy 10 that direction Our
batteries quickly brought into position, and for
time tho cannouadug quite lively. About twelve
O'Clock the rebel battery silen,ed
CAVALRY uNoyR rIHAusror
The detachmeuts OF cavalry which we're scnt out
different roads TO capture the ssedsddlng rebels
turning this morning each squad bringing in large mum
bsrs Of the sorry disciples Of King Jo including the sick
left behind in the hospital ~ the barracks Here se
down the number OF prisoners at fully one thou
sand Our cavalry under the command Of Gen. Plea
santon s fast gaining high reputation and bids fair TO
become what am sorry to say Il has not before been
save in few exceptional cases, valuable arm Of the
service.
TIVE RRsrrs DSsEEr rBrR ncH oouaAprs
NJ rcbsk before sayins Frederick rppesd ~ Aoy,