The New York herald., 1862-09-20
OUR FREDERICK DESPATCH.

FRnnsR, T. H., sept. IS, 1852.
This usually quiet city a, under the influence OF III
recent rebel rad n.o MrN n M the military oper
nOus consequent thereupn rely changed its charae
ter. II the centre VI eAc,tem, mt and thronpe
with soldiers and officers. It's hotels crowded TO the
utmost capacity for receiving ard enierainnl, and HI,
areds Of people may be Sc wand ins about the stree
seeking foI shelter and 0 d. Thi st4eo things son,
what be~idcrs and confuse s,m of III Old and staid
habitants, that they scarcely know Mhctaor they
here OF somewhere else.
arEoRs AND KSC1)MFng-- ORD or WAR DlsTArcT
The battles gong on the vic nits Of Sharpsburr
some twenty miles fr m crs gve RE TO al sorts q
rumOis and spccu ations The cty was greatly excite
last evening the repors from the battle fed q
Union successes, the surrender O. Jack on's army &c
which rapidly circulated anon The crowds in thestrcet
The reports were a avor be 10 the niol army which
was the only pon, upon whith they agreed. was =
considerable pans on, thesc ami Obtain
reliable Information Thc facts seemed to 10 that III
ngh, genoa on the h line in he front, con
nancmg al an ear! hour YESTERDAY morning. and COZ.
tinuing throughout the day. AM The lett wing Unit
late last night. Up 70 Ave O'Clock the cannonach
sould De heard quite plainly here.
EoHTISe
and both des fought well, hut notw outstanding IN
numbers, va,or and aetrrminron wh which the rebca
contested the Id he gradually ed back an
n the afteinoo neral Mo- thlan ores occupied th
positions held ., the m at he Of II
battle. Tho battle ceased suspended on tho righ
wing between two and three O'Clock p. NJ, bl
continued very heavily the lott, and tw
brigadcs waro seen TO march from tho right
apparently 10 support tho loft To firing kept
until about ten O'Clock last night, up 10 winch time III
contest continued il was ported here carly las
evening that Jackson D. nd red his whole army
sKRNisB neHTISc-wHo HAD TIE ADVANTAGE
This morning, however, tue battle slightly re
newed, 8 wounded who brough. j
from near Boonsboro reported that hey ad heard nim
al the morning. Up this time have besn able I
karn the result Of the hght t-day Yesterday the az
vantage unquesiieIab, side, and unless ID
rsbos largely during the night they
not stand much chance to.day.
PART OF oua Lossrs.
Among the officers who were reported kile.
yesterday was General Mansfield Brigadicr Genp
rails Hartsun and Max Weber were dangerously
and it 10 feared mortaly, wounded. Colonel George L
Bsai, Of the Tenth Name rsgment wounded IN III
aeshy parts Of both tngns and Lieut., Mt Colonel Jas
Fnebrown, OF the same regiment, is dangerously wound
% in the breast.
LOSS Upon SIDES
must have been very great, and an expecting yer.
receive the full particulars OF TIE battle, with
fun list Of The killed and wounded be obtaiuo,
under the circumstances, 10 forward ysn or pubca
sion in the HERALD.
ARRIVAL oy worypKD nKy.
Many wounded mon are being brough, into this city
principally from the Sundays battIe-wherc hospla
accommodations have been prepared for large number
All but OF the churches in the city have been appro
vated to hospital purposes, and the sick and wounde
soldiers will bo well cared for.
WHALE srRsn
Tam informed that the ladies Of Middletown, BOLIVIA
and other places the late battle neds been
semittng in their kindness attention 10 the suffer
srs and have much alleviate their sunerinre
ARRIyAI yxsrsrlyASlA HxruoRIxESn.
During yesterday afternoon reniorcsmens of PEI 1syl
van,a troops marched through the city their way
20 the Of conflict. They made sp endid appca,
sncc and were universally admired for their sod,ery sp
psarancs and bearing. They were en,husiastical,
sAcscd al along tho streets they marched through
shs waving handkercAiss and Gags from the win
dows Whatever rebel sympathizers Their might hav
been . this place before there "delverers be .
u b plain they must have been turned from the erro
q her wsys gone ~ when the dsliverorsp aforesas
vsFs obliged " skecaddle
UEs O'CLOCK
messenger has just come IN, brr gng the foilown:
sScoun, q the affair q yesterday from one Of your cor
f0pOnuel[ Win knc army
After the affair tuesday there Was no further Arht.
sng until yesterday morning.
sxRn BrSg
There was artillery skrmshsg from daylight ycstsr.
DAY morning until quarter before eight when nnsketry
arsne commepcei This affair occurred near Sharrs
Nars, about Ave sin miles northeast Of Bcons
During the whole day there was continuous driving q
abs spemy Dwrrds the Potomac.
psBst yoRcIs
On Tuesday night the enemy, With the intention d
soSpng right tank msssed bis troops undes Generals
LSs, Jsckson ssd Ionsstrsst.
GpssRAI sunsrR's ocnrs
mainly engaged, the divisions Of Eedgw,ck an,
french opening the ball and advancing In line Of battle
Ave lines across Ssds and shreurh the voods Gcrers
webers brigade iormed the FIRST line Of French
~ ihey % the brow Of the bill, they found hs
ssbes n rne pa apt behind sisss walls. Tie rebels In
scdisse'y or-asd dhs upon tbsm, which stood
sravsy Ths enemy hss also planted two batteries b.
sneh position a. 70 annoy us with 6snking Gre
rxnnisls aAUcsspIse on sorH srprs.
our batteries replica " thsm, and terrible oannop
aiding followed, which continued All dsy The cnopy
sswiy ssred gradually forced bscx sy the attacks a. our
OsA The Irish brigade eashers p, came an s,d usds
gallant charge upon she enemy Tho spsmy we're syivsn
ssysns sbssvsburs towards the virginia line.
gacxscS ~ a Yf
yacDsca has been forced far up the river Cha.
As sss on pwsrds Hsssrstown where the FORD r. ~
sss AID rou nsrpsrs fGry, no vi . very resiously
.cublsd - sSfceic snGsf n, ihs pos Loo sblcb BIZ
hysMn u AAsylapc has pssel In iD ~ gss c., Of