The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-19
THE LATEST.

! patches nave peer received frOmGen
Lees headquarters in Maryland as
late as Saturday. His headquarters
are at friedrich.
The Yankees destroyed vast guam
titles Of army stores on the approach
of the Confederates.
Marylanders are recognizing all
over the State, particularly in Balti-
more for the purpose Of joining Lee.
Stuart's cavalry have captured a
large number Of boats on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, loaded with
provisions. 1t is also reported that
they have destroyed Black river
bridge. twelve miles from Baltimore,
on the Rail Road leading thence to
Philadelphia.
Our troops are everywhere enthu-
siastically received in Maryland
Confederate notes are frequently re-
ceived in Frederick.
Large reintorcements arrived this
morning from Virginia to support our
army in Maryland.
The Maryland line is commanded
by Gen. STUART. He left Richmond
yesterday for home.
Gold is quoted at New Xork on
the 9th at 100. Cotton So cents.
Intelligence from Port Royal an
nounces the total wreck of the fedea-
al steamer Adirondack off Abacco.
Grew all saved.
Richmond, Sept. l3.-Northern
papers OF the 10th have been receiv-
ed. The dispatches giving the where
abouts of the Confederate army are
contradictory, but it appears certain
that large force was a, Hagerstown
on the Sth.
All the rolling stock had been re-
moved from Hagerstown, and the tel
egraph Office evacuated.
The Baltimore correspondent of
the New York Herald says the ex-
element in Baltimore has increased
in intensity and there is every indi-
catiod Of a popular outbreak.
Pope has been assigned to the de-
partment Of the Northwest, with
headquarters a, St. Paul. Minnesota
Before leaving he preferred charges
of cowardice against Seigel. and dis
obedience of orders agains; Fltz J ohm
Porter.
Mobile, Sept 13--A special dis
patch to the Evening News dated
Charleston, II p. H., states that in
telligence had been received that
Stoucwall jackson had fight with
the enemy in Maryland, Is miles
from Baltimore. No details, only
that he was successful.
Knoxville, l2-Lieut Col Harris
cavalry, belonging to Col. Smiths
Georgia Legion, have jus, returned
from Cumberland Mountain. They
Col Cliffs brigade of
renegade Iennesseeans, near James !
town. when desperate tigh, -nsued. !
Fifty OF the enemy were killed and |
twenty taken prisoners, and thirty
horses captured, no loss on our side. |
Col Cliff was taken prisoner
Richmond, Sept. l3.-In the Sen
ate to-day resolutions concerning the |
Of Confederate soldiers by
Geif Bragg, without trial, further dis
cussed. \ substitute was finally |
adopted requesting the President to
inform the Senate whether any sol |
diers IN the army Of the Confederate
States have been shot by order of any |
General Dttlcer without trial accord |
ing to the rules and regulations for
the government Of land forces, and if |
so, that he will lay before the Senate !
all information he has upon the sub
ject and whether any steps have
been taken by the Executive in the
matter.
In the House, bills passed to ere
ate the rank of Lieut. General in the !
Confederate army; also to increase
the pay of non commissioned officers !