The New York herald., 1862-09-17


tolIs slowly out, laden with Good for the soldiers and
mGn'tcn for their guns The other ss IN 70 renew the
supply an oadoss chain Of wagons MN mules ss and cop
he fed Colonel Aen Of Maine Provost Marshal % the
city, and good order prevails Ths loyalty Of Fredey ck 4
mos pronounced and determined. II futters out n hum
dreds Of flags from all parts OF the city and n
and enthusiastic uttcrance from the mouths ~ clizens
must do the city the credit Of saying have no,
seen Baltimore as demonstrative and r n,r,, or
uD,oi ism as lind here. Perhaps, how 1ver N patmore
had been invaded by The hosts OF the rebel army
and delivered" by the Union army had fet The terrors
Of the state and experienced a ov and ernltaon OF
seeing the Union army sweeping along in grand and mas
as ,borousSy and as proroS g snsny would rs,oes
THE y sBr1 RULE
Anecuoses sna nciaov&s Of the rebel rule in the city
are musaa,noos ~. the devil is entitled 70 his
due, must be that their conduct for an nvad-
ing army was goov. They not brutal In conduct,
INTO the once destroyed the furniture even 70
portrait Of Washington, and did mischief 70 Of
nn%,S ns SD presses ns best power press was however
tiop OF the Erdmiaer next week. General Shriver's
stable and barns vis,tod for forage for which
not even Confederate scrip was offered but they did
not enter his house inure his property. Against
General sbrver, Hon. Grayson Eichelbefger State
Senator, and Mr. Schley OF the EIamiNer they exhibited
personal vndctivepess but Of these gentlemen
within their reach, they had TO satisfied with
stores such goods they desirodprincipay Of caps
shes and el0thingand left IN exchange thirty
forty thousand dollars in paper money, Of which about
per cent good forty cont indilereny bad and
fifty per cent wholly worthless.
One Of tho FIRST Of the rebels arriving here,
was to arrest Mr.. William Mahoney Commissioner for
enrolment Of the county militia they took from HIM
aud destroyed his enrolment lists, giving him, AZ hs
demand receipt therefor They required Mr.. Mahoney
to report al the Provost Marslas Office twice day and,
when abon 10 leave General Drayton said he had orders
10 sake him along vigorous protest from the ctzcns
even those OF rebel sympathy protesting against as an
oOtase-nduced General Drayion TO forego
the purpose
The conduct the male citizens supposed TO sympa-
thze with the rebels was during the invasen for the
most part quiet and reserved and there therefore
aispsition now among the Union men, in their day OF
triumph treat them in with enency and forbear
ance. There were some exceptions and few we're loud
il then boastnss ard reoicings and eager urging the
rebc soldiers to acts OF vmd,ctivepess. The o.
these, some sixty seventy number, lett with the
rebels. or coarse they viii not be welcomed back.
Some OF female rebel sympah,zers themselves
both obnoxious ridiculous y their absurd demonstra
tions and spiteul spirit Their triumph SO short
aud Their .,aon is DOW SO extreme that they NAV
be charaby lett TO the quiet obscur,ty they will proba
bly, seek.
lbe oyas ladies' Of Frederick conducted themselves
during the rebel occupancy with marked 6riGnees ana
prcpriety. They neither denied their devotion to the
case OF ihcf colntfy snLght Dntoiety by pa aiding
II unnecessarily AT the proper time and in the proper
way they iet the invaders knew that they unwel
come visitors. When onr army came, with Mcclellan Il,
us head tney gave u such welcome as ladies know how
to g,ve 70 hero They slued hm with kisses hguTa.
lively meinbut they would have been actual ones kaG
the General come within reach) ,showcfed flowers upo
HIM, waved ,her flags bs head, ard cheercd him
with their good wishes. Who doubts that tie Mac
his toys' fought better oD sunday for the hearty wei
come nai tie Loyal wcInen Of y 1edef'ck 10 hin
Saturday,
RLnEIs DISAPPOINTED.
The disappointment Of the rebels what they called
the .owardy apathy Of Maryland was 0utspoken and bit
Ter They pretended 10 be disappointed, they
doabted!y disgustod. ! doubt f they got many men
here they lest ty desertion Five hundred men II is
believed win cover the entire number who joined them
here THIS Tor the army that 10 greet the "dsver
ers OF Maryland" a miserable farce. BEAd John.
cons "risng proclamation" brings even lngubrous
smile to the lace Of eecessionist. Poor Brad Mary
land wouldn't rise, and lie down. During the iast
TWO days Of the occupation be disgrace and under
arrest.
MoNoCAcY JUNCTION.
From here 10 the Junction Teproduces sghts familiar
those who saw the campaign the peninsula. Dead
horses and mules in all states OF putrefction poison the
sweet country air fence rails have measuraby dsap
peaTcd the debris Of camp fires remain, stragglers
lounge 10 shady corners and the army wagons move
along with accompanying clouds There the smilarity
iais-oD the peninsula it Was mud always dust
unknown article.
The destruction Of the railroad bridge over the Mono
cdcy piece OF wanton mischief, spo something
worse. il did the rebels no good, and US, in military
point OF view no harm. Yet its destruction debe
rstey ard lateriously accomplished. They drilled
one Of the piers, but the nine exploded harmlessly
They then filled the boxes, by which frame work
was held together, with powder ana blew the superstruc
ture 10 pieces. The iron work, knocked into compl
Gated run now lies in the river whilst the coping Of the
piers broken and thrust Out Of place Within stones
throw Of the railroad bridge the turnpike bridge, sub
stansia wooden structure, left uniDurcd II win
qure several days 10 place temporary bridge the
piers The Junction is and Will te wbst operations
continue ~ this vicDity, busy scene. E.F.