The New York herald., 1862-09-14

the Impression is lha. they win leave the State with
| out fight.
the rebels do not dispute passage Of the Mon0ca
cy We shall be in Frederick to morrow.
Nhe rebels wan, aght all they have TO do isto wait
| until we come up 10 them
All our men are In good spirits and have no doubts as
to the result when they meet the enemy.
The rebel encampment is within esh. miles Of FIRE.
derrick.
No rebels were to be found by resonnoiterng ca
vary on Thursday morning.
Yesterday afternoon cavalry entered Frederick,
/ anafound II deserted by The rebels.
our forces have been very kindly treated by the people
| Of Frederick county.
| THE REBELS REPORTED TO BE RETREATlNG
ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
BALTIMORE, Sept 10, 1862.
We have positive Information That railroad communi-
cation was interrupted and the telegraph wires were cut
between Harpsr's Ferry and Cumberland yesterday by
the robels.
A reconnaissance TO tie vicinity Of North Mountain
about seven miles south of wlliamsport, encountered
come rebel plckets. We killed and captured thirteen.
twas discovered that Generals Lee and Jackson had
crossed The Potomac river near Martnsburg.
General LoDgstree thought, would cross further
up the river.
The whole rebel force is retreaug the Potomac
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. Is, 1862
po,np,
river is not believed In offcal circles.
The sending Of troops is urged as necessary.
THE REPORTED RETREAT OF JACKSON.
PmLADnpEIA, Sept 13, 1862.
The reported retreat OF jackson il cot credited in well
Informed circles here and the active preparations Of tho
Governor indicate that he does not put much trust It,
It probable that the rebel army has selected viii
Transport base Of operations and I. establishing cen
nsctions with Virginia a. that point.
WHAT THE REBELS CLAIM THEY WILL DO.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 10, 1852.
She rebels claim that they have army Of ninety
thousand mon In Maryland also tina. they have army
Of two hundred and twenty ave thousand men in vir.
sinia, with which they intend menacns Washington
while the army Of Maryland sacks the borders and nvadss
Pennsylvania
| IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF REBELS NEAR
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. 1862
The police made important capture last night at the
house of Dr. T. L. williamson miles from this city,
on the Hookstown road. Having received Information
that some rebel officers from tho invading army be-
ing feed by their friends the police proceeded thther
and surrounded tho house, and while those within were
havnga jolly good tme baggcd the whole party az fol-
lows
Captain Harry ei,lnes. Company s,uarrs cavalry.
Grafton d Carlisle.
Lieutenant Baino.
These men were disguised IN citizens dress.
The police also seized Dr. williamson their entertainer
| and the following gentlemen friends
j. p. Hayward, J. II. Buchanan, Alexander Carey
Martin NcGraw.
The whole party brought to this city, and are now
| In close custody.
The police were armed with rGes and prepared for any
| emergency.
Tho following booty was also found on the prem.
scs-Two splendid horses, sword, gun, two revolv.
crs, largo knife, powder flask, some shoes boots,
! flannel shirts, &C., intended for tho rebels.
These rebel officers belong to this city. II is thought
they w they justly should, meet tho fate OF spies
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PnLADsIrsA, Sept. l8, 1902.
Tie military excitement in this city Is intense.
large number Of armed citizens leaving for Harris
burg Organized bodies Of mihtia numbering nearly
5000, will leave tomorrow.
NO MARTIAL LAW IN HARRISBURG.
HARNssuRo, Sept ID. 1862.
The Mayor has issued proclamation forhidding the
citizens leaving town, under penalty Of arrest
Martial law has not been proclaimed.
PUSHING FORWARD TROOPS.
PHiIapEiPnIA, Sept. 13, 1862.
The following despatch has been received from Cover
nor Curtin
HARaissuRc, Sept. 13-l SOP VI.
Contradict the report that troops wanted in
Harrisburg at once.
want troops at once, and In companos cannot wait
for formations OF brigadee or regiments
Ne are pushing forward troops every hour.
A. @. CURTIN.
OUR CLARKsBURG CORRESPONDENTS
Mean cLAREssuao, Montgomery County, hd.,l
Sept. III, 1852. !
NJ March into Maryland -KimsaHs Brioa6s-Geneya,
kcCgellGn AIols--Mrrkish Sympathy wish billion
Deudad.oas on Priraie Propsrly-Gsnerdi Bdnks--
Scarcely If Reeis-B,s One Lie ct Retreat for Them
The vece:1ty If k.,,ore01s Rdroad 70 nc West, DC
One or the several Immense c)lumns which marched
from Washington into Maryland after tho Southern Van
das who had invaded of the farcs portions OF that
State threatening aso her sister state Pennsyvauia
| e hav unJe IN