The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-23
Dates Of Sept. 27--and --latest.

Ngw YORK, September e6.-The Richmond En-
guirer claims the battle OF Antetam great rebel
victory. IL says it directed by Lee, in person,
with $4,000 men. Rebel accounts place the Federal
force at I50, 900. jackson commanded the right Of
the rebel line, Hill the left. and Longstreet the
tire. II is admitted that our artillery used with
fearful effect, and that upon the whole the battle
the most severe Of the campaign.
The Petersburg Express makes a signi6can: ad-
mission that al hopes Of Maryland uniting her des
TIMES with the South must now be banished The
experiment 10 rouse her people TO follow the fortunes
of the rebel army has proclaimed the firm and dero-
ed adherence Of her State government, and 4 ma jor-
ity Of her people TO the Federal Government. 1t is
acknowledged by the Express that the victories
claimed at BOonesboro and Sharpsburg are unproft-
able TO the rebel cause. The same journal advocates
the destruction Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and attack on PierpOnt.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 2o-An engine from
here yesterday proceeded far as Brstow. We cap
tured 10 freight cars found uninjured No rebel
troops were found in the vicinity. 1t ascertained
on good authority, that trains we're running night
and day regular to Culpepper, bringing supplies to
the enemy, which conveyed in wagons ria Front
Royal to WINCHESTER. The bridge over the Rapidan
IS rebuilt; that the Rappahannock will be finish
ed to-day. All engines and completely
destroyed have been off from stations above
Bristow. and are now being used by the rebels.
WAsmtSGToN September 26-The interview be-
tween the President aud the Governors of States
lasted three hours Their recommendations all par
took of the of friendly suggestions. Some of
the subjects the President sad had already received
Executive consideration, while others, being for the
FIRST time presented, the Presidents request
reduced to writing in order that they might meet the
attention which their Importance demanded.
NEW YORK, September 26.-The English schooner
Rambler captured on the 9th instant by the
gunboat Connecticut, after having run the blockade
at Sabine Press. She was laden with cotton. The
instructions found board sell the cargo at
Havana, purchase powder and medicines, and return
Sabine Pass.
BALTIMORE September 27.-The -fmericdn's cor
respondent Sharpsburg, writing the 2fth, says
Since the rebels were driven over the Potomac, our
forces have made frequent dashes across. few
days since one company of the 9Th New York brought
back five brass pieces. Yesterday the cd Pennsyl-
vania crossed below Shepardstown and captured 400
rifles, marked I" London, g. and one 12-pounder
Of English manufacture.
The rebel pickets, in all cases, fall hack At our
approach. The bulk of the rebels seem TO remain
along the Potomac. Our reconnaissance generally
find them in strong force. and the smoke OF their
camp fires is opposite all the fords. These man
fesnfOns are-not altogether fesbe trusted, as IL is
part Of the rebel tactics show the activity
where they have the least force aud il be diff
cult to feed their large army at point 80 far from
railroad eoDuection. \ suspension of picket firing
thefiyer has been agreed upon.
The Richnoud Jthig Of the 2ith says that rein
forcements reached Lee since the battle of Man
assas. enough % replace his losses in the recent
battles +z" =
The yellowsfever is satssy yilmingtOn, N c., very
malignant. ~
lies in regard battles Maryland says
repu Mcclellan te him the 18th, anl
defeated him the 18th
PM. .pELrHr, September 27.-The Washington yes
,ay ;ay that % our PGSs5 soa1Ty TGen, IN ,s srns 5n1
he Of McCeIan's as it is
prIy supplied by the ouarermas'ers Department Our troops
in the best possible spirits, eager for the fray.
rebels occupy warrenton with single regiment This is
the point Washington at which they have force OF
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