The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
Thc ncsc,s Ia Maryland.
NV YvRk Sclt. Z.

A Washington letter to the Herald,
dated on the night of the 9th, has the
following:
II IL understood that 80 900 rebels
have crossed into Maryland. II Is said
tho scccssionists are huy ing horses here
md IN Baltimore for rebel artillery aud
cavalry.
Tonight Gen. Mcclellan wns placed
IN command OF the armies ef tho Poto-
mac aud Virginia. The whole array is
ordered Ia be provided with three days
rations.
The Mercury has a ,lisrutch dated nt
one o'clock A. NJ, Sunday, stating there
h q tremendous ,xcitemcm IN Washing
ton on account of the rebels crossing n-
G. Mary land. but IL is bo, believed they
can hold their ground az inst the Union
troops. There wilhbe battle soou.
The Times Washington dispatch con-
tains the following Gen. Pope, ot his
.wn request, was ON Friday r. licvcd Of
his command In order TO make charges
against Gene. orter, Frsnklin, aud
Griffin.
Hcinxlcman and McDowcll's corps are
20 be consolidated undcr the command
OF Hcinlzleman.
Three hundrcd or 400 rebel cavalry
from Lecsbu.g, endcuvorcd 10 cross at
Edwards Ferry on Friday noon, but
were rcrulscd.. At2 o'clock on Satur-
day, the rebels successfully renewed the
attempt aud crossed at several poilts.--
They immediate iy rnided Poolrsville aud
then Jamestown. The operator at the
latter place successfully escaped aud cut
the wires of the military telegraph
F'arlng there was Union force In the
vicinity, the rebels soon retired aud sta
toned pick,ts u short distance from the
town.
The Times also has the following, da.
ted st ! I o'clock Saturday night
The latest flsm' the upper Potomac
sta es that the rebel army entered Fred
trek this morning. They have posses
lin Of the Baltimore q Ohio Rilrond,
have torn up the track aud destroyed the
eulverts east Of that place. They also
cut the telegraph. All the rolling stock
was saved.
DALrrM RE Sept, 7.
Frederick, Nd, was undoubtedly occu-
pied yesterday; between 10 aud II
o'clock, by the rebels. Part Of his force
turned III att Backsyetown, as II going
either towards the Washington road OF
Baltimore pike. The crossing Of the
Potomac was effect d at three points.
FugItiyes, who Icn Frederick last
night. report that city occupied by abou,
1000 rebels uodtr' 1eu. Aill--cavalry
infantry apd artillery, The rebels issu.
cd . proclamation, promising pVoteetior
10 private property, aud appointed pro
yost guard. Purchases are being made
with u. \. Treasury notes, of cattle HRS
borses, which were sent back towards
the river.
WAsMEoroS, Sept-7~
II appears from private accounts tha
the rebels crossed the Potomac on FRIDAY
night aud early yesterday morning, an'
thence marched TO White Oak Springs
three miles, Of Frederick. One Of thei
first acts was to scize the bridge over th'
+ Monoeacy. The Regiment guarding thi
point evacsssed their position on Friday
Great numbers Of persons Were lcayin;
Frederick to-day aud yesterday, proceed
ina towards Puma. Accounts from nagers
town say, many Union refugees from Va,
arrived there.
Al noon to-day no further information
rea2niiDg tha rebel movements in Mary
land had hcen received. Tis proper I,
atatc the foct that ananimity OF coanei
aAd aciion prevails herc.
ttif etl fiARRisRuRo, Sept Z.
Arrangements are being made TO for
ward 20 the entrance OF the Cumbsrlsa
Valley all troops here and other reginent
from N. York and asst detained for tina