The New York herald., 1862-09-10

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THE EVACUATION o. rorrr or Rocxs- -rHs STOKES
ap AND GUNS REMOVED HARPER vERHy, ETC.
Al is not quiet upon the Potomac cohnictins rumos,
the proximity Of the rebel orces rebel rds the driving
q u s g o "
ins train ~ which iett Bstmofs 4 sz O'Clock oarAurs
east . Stopped Il Cumberland, repetition Il the attack
a Manassas and Cartstt1 Station being feared On
n Of IN Inc rsbss that point and tho
arrival al squadof Company y, Maryland Home Guard.
who had besn shellsd out BY the rebels q 4onoeacy
the apprehension The approach OF the rebels to
and actual invasion Of Maryland have caused number Of
sers mpathizers at different points TO show their
hands, and lust night four young men arrested by
LeNenant Ionais Of the Eighty seventh ohio Volunteers
WIG oMsa ha they were on tas Wy to JON me ,eos, =
arimr's Fcrry and placed IN tho idOntcn guadhousc
v John Brown confined, and doubt considers
ehpsef great martyr tho individual Of sInoudef
r 10 the grave notorety he others were paroled and
VIII consequently have another opportunity % extend ad
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tain their dignity among mudsis and make no secret o.
Point d Rocks was evacuated by tho Unlon forces,
under Colonel unmg, OF the Eighty seventh Ohio,
last night and large force Of rebels ID in that vicinity
The stores ammunition and guns were reunved 10 this
pace wbch IL h Thought can bs hold against any srcs
tho rebels NAV bring 20 bear against ~ M sgfgEs ~
The published report OF the affair at Loesburg, on
Wednesday last does injustice to the Maryland cavalry
engaged IN the fight Three companies, under Lieuten-
ants Gallagher, Milling and Captain Hunter, were re-
Strmrts cavalry who were informed OF the Whereabouts
q s M.,ylsna csysy Sy rs .s e a. Te
Is only necessary 70 state that score or more Of them
were killed and wounded, and as many moro taken
prisoners The First Maryland cavalry has done very
effective service In these parts.
aY n from The Baltimore American, Sept. o. saagg
The excitement IN the city has greatly abated, owing
to the fact generally known among the people that the
ms r. navs sns ossn o ns s
Yesterday General Ksny received his appointment to
the Of brigade OF troops 70 DO used in the de-
The veil Kuown energy Of General Kenly, his superior
GS. q al n.. so Tc
could be appointed to post more n accordance with his
personal fcesgs than the defence of h native city from
- '-7T ~ LATEST FROM rREpERrcK. ia Wan ~
gentlemen, who left Sunday ct noen re
ports the most quiet and good order - 10
the city. There had been no invasion Of private rights
though of the rebel citizens seemed disposed TO urge
such on the part Of the soldiery. 90 m 9H
Bradley I. johnson was In command a. Provost Mar
sha and running about among the citizens preaching
cocliaton and kindness His constant declaration was
that "We to be understood that we are southern
gentlemen and not marauders.n sf8 "a sanuFenI 3e'.
There was but one regiment In tho city, and that
was composed principally Of Marylanders. General
jackson not In the city, al the troops there
being under the command OF General Hi who
Cuped the Of Gene al Cooper mis- headquarters.
rns ths, hsn marchsS .hronyh TreSrck eIceeds aS
thousand in number, though they gave 1t out that
they composed merely the advance guard OF one
hundred and hfty thousand. men that were TO follow
them. 4s 3an tst HaaH N.s eiiess tt
IL is also rumored Bradley T. Johnson AS Provost
Marshal rides through u streets Of Frederick with small
The rebels on their arrival at Frederick made dash
both the telegraph and tho post office. They found
that the operator had Departed carrying of his nsru
ment and that D jerks the Postmaster had also taken
all the mails and government funds In the office and
The whole value Of the hospital and other government
stores destroyed at Frederick by Marshal Faithful did
not exceed So 600, stead OF s. as stated blythe
Washington Kepsoicdn. II consisted principally of old
blankets and harness. All the most valuable stores
were removed ETA talN Ae
rnR COURSE OF THE REBELs- g
The latest intelligence from treterick Indicates that the
main body Of the rebel army after passing out Oh the
Eme,tsburg road ten miles took road u the left
sG ~ said 70 Ss
a!ese force IN the vicinity Of Hsscrsown and there
1he impression il now gaining ground that the rcbc
movement IL merely raid into Maryland intended 70
draw the great body Of veteran troops from Warrington
In their pursuit, while the main rebel army makes
dash on the works in front Of washington tho fact that
the troops that paused through Frederick have gone west
towards axeerstown would Indicate probable purpose
on their part - dash back into Virginia By way or VIII
isport and Martinsburg They would thus Obtain al
tho boots shoes clothing in the two cities of Frede
have rscp for them by robsl
with cattle and provendsr and other supplies f
others, equally well informed, think that the move
ent on agersiown b 10 compel tho svsTRton Of Mar
tsbug open road for the main body Of the
rccl army preparing to cross tho Maryland line IN that
chsmhsrsbnrS valley towards HarrispurE or cast To-
wards Washington or baltimore e-
PICKErs TOWARDS BALTIM0KE. q r
The movements OF the rebels 70 far towards Batnore
consisted IN the staiining OF picket guard on Sunday
within miles Of Westminster which causcd very
general stampede OF the citsns from that town. They
tha dnv and
disappeared during the night. y
Another picket appeared the Frederick road on SUM-
day at Poplar Springs thirty six miles from Baltimore
and abont eighteen miles this side Of Frederick They
stopped there during the afternoon and started bck In
the evening towards Frederick. ~
10 fears need be entertained by our citizens Of rebel
raid towards Baltimore every precaution has bccn
taken for their inerception and desuct'on let the force
letter from Westminster, Nd. dated Sunday, seven
O'Clock NJ says great excitement prevailed there, but
makes no mention q s.apeda ion on the part o. any .
O'Clock Sunday night tor this city says he neither
heard Of any pceis IN that section Of the
country. W, 1890 ~
n INCIDENTS At FREDERICK. w
II Is said that the entire stock o bots and shoes in
Frederick bought out BY the rcbos who left behind
them some good money and some shocking bad mo-ey
The sorekeepcrs OF course, did not dare 10 refuse what
was offered them. The eutrc stocks Of Messrs Tyler
steiner (Unionl, and A. J. Dolasbmuft (rcpel), wee
taken and Confederate notes given them IN Payment ~
20 far as we can ascertain they allowed free irgres
and esress and from The Town: The pickcts on me
tary movements, and paid no attention 70 civilians
On riday evening before the apasaics OF the rebels
there was considerable OF disturbance IN Frederick
Some parties connected with the CITIZEN newspaper
chcered the streets for Je Davis In the cxubc ance
II their 10Y and knocked down by citizens The
Provost Guard nterercd, and man named lawson,
OF the p-oprictors Of the Cca was Knocked down with
tile butt OF mlsset and considerably injured Another
man named Ycackie was also badly cut.
The rebels of frederick knew OF the coming OF the
snrgcnt army long before any intmation OF their APP
pronch had been rcccivcd by tho FEDERAL authorities
AFFAIRS AT HARrs, ,sBUR0.
We learn that the greatest military preparations are
making IN the Cumberland valley and ut Harrisburg 10
fnect and check the advance of the enemy.
Governor Curtin win make erso defence OF the Sns
auchannan the rebels should really approach that river
with The design uf cross ng
Whatever damage the enemy may do 20 the railroads
on s sklc OF the snsl slaehanna the whole chain u ra
the other side VIII DO lett intact for tho concoa
tr.ionof troops A. any p'dnt that may be desired