Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-15
w. u. WAI.I.tCII.
TELE(;RAPHlC NEWS.
ENAICAIIoN NOFfRLDERICk by THE
REBELS.
>'N"rs >kiymi>hing-Rep epertsd BstRle at
barP.T'> E"rry-tontinu.d E>eiS meut
IA psHn>yI Ivania.

Ihs~-tiaied Press Dispatches
ERrrERICY. Sept. l3-Frcdcrick l. ag;lin ours
1h" acNaEcc CI our forces entered siIe east eud
Of On" ;owu at four o clock yesterday afternoon,
and half an hour later a cavalry force UndPT
een.mand of Gen. Pleasanton. entered the city
~ way OF Tho Market street turnpike. The
main body of the rebel forces evacuated the,
kwn ca Thursday. "A Jew cavalry. Made Hp
al 'n9 command OF ti"n. S.Uart and the Ha,ap-
Ion LfS1cr, made 4 charge Upon our troops
when they entered but were speedily repul.ett
Iesulung IN the killing OF TWO OH Our side and
he ~oundmg OF SIX a number OF the rebels
were wounded. &C.,.
tEusas,ic nature. All alorg the streets through
which orr troops passed flags Were waved from
window and houseiops, and 'h" sidewalks
were lined with spectators fun representa-
non OF which We're ladies.
4 he rebel foSces are represented 10 De about
f25.ttO strong. The citizens OF FrcdaIick have
suffered much from this rebel in c ur-Ion, incIu-
ding the loss OF domestic supplies. The enemy
were IN starving and destitute condition.
many being without shoes. They confidently
expected that III least $1,000 men would flock TO
mem from the State. but not over 2uO Joined
hem II Frederick county.
The rebels LETT Frederick with, rs is stated,
he Intention of going 10 Pennsylvania, but sub
seqUent events seem TO indisaie thai :hcy VIII
tnasayor TO retreat into Virginia by way OF
Williams port.
This morning an engagement - going on at
ihe foot Of the lnOuntal., on the road TO Sandy
Hook, between the rebels, consisting of 2,e0o
cavalry. and three batteries.
while Jackson took the LETT hand towards IIar-
Isr's Ferry.
The rebels kpft $50 of their sick in Ere ,erick.
About forty prisoners were taken last night
and this morning between tlIis city and the
mountains.
cen. MeIlellan'S Reception by the Army
Vetsran>-BrilliantC Charge on the II ebeI,
by our Cavalry-Gapture OF Prisoner
The Enemy Forced 70 Burn a Wagon
FREDERICK, Saturday afternoon-On our
way hliher this morning from Urbana, after
crossing he Honocacy, Gen. Mcclellan and
star passed through Gen. Summers CORDS. who
opened their ranks for that purpose. The en-
IhusIasm with which he was received by those
veteran troops was beyond description.
Before The rebels left Frederick they nearly
destroyed the Union newspaper Office.
The Union ladies here were forced 20 hide
their American flags about their persons ~
Keep the rebels from carrying them Off
In Ihe artillery duel yesterday, which con-
snned III one o'clock, between Gen. Plea.an-
had three horses killed and two nen wounded
The rebels; fearful OF being surrounded by in
knTy, fel back three miles beyond the noun
nAlns 20 Alddietown, from which town they
we're driven ont during the afternoon. Our
GocPs Held The place at night
LATER
FRKDRRlcE, Sunday morning.-There is NO
probability that our troops will remain inactive
Vhey are In most excellent spirits at their recap.
non by hhe good people of this portion Of Mary
land, and eager 70 meet the enemy.
"A wounded
have been paroled.
Yesterday afternoon the 9Th Illinois Cavalry
colonel Farnsworth. charged on two rebel rsgi-
nsnts OF cavalry and three pieces Of artillery, a
ehort distance beyond Middletown, on The road
10 Hagerstown. We had three men wounded
and took forty prisoners. 1t is represented as a
splendid affair.
Later In she afternoon four squadrons of the
I'D Indiana Cavalry charged on a regiment of
cavalry, supported by artillery, on the road
leading from Middletown to Harper's Ferry
dpSnpratp AFFAIR
hhed and wounded.
The loss of the enemy in killed and wounded
during yesterday was double that of ours.
Oar cavalry so pushed the enemy's wagon
nains yesterday that they Were forced 10 burn
tram half mile long 10 prevent them falling
into cur hands.
The Enemy Attack Harper's Ferry and are
Repulsed-Tke Battle Renewed on Sun
day Morning.
A man who left Harper's Ferry on Saturday
afternCon reports that Gen. Longstreet made
AN attack on our forces there. under Col Miles,
and was repulsed during the forenoon.
AT this writing e o'clock a. M the battle has
been renewed in the direction OF Harpers Fer
~. The firing is rapid and heavy.
Our main column will come up with the en-
smy this afternoon, when il seems 4 battle must
lake plase.
those covering the rebel retreat.
The men are III tine spirits and anxious 10 be
led forward 20 rid the Marylanders (who have
atate u them 80 welD OF all invaders.
The Latest from Haserstown.
CHAsBERsBURG, Sept. IA report from
Capt Palmer says that our picketS have been
aTIVen hack mile this side OF the State line
and II Is expected that skirnish may occur
eciore morning, as reinforcements have gone
IN that direction.
Captain Palmer was inside the lines OF the
Ieteis yesterday, leaving az three O'clock this
morning. He states that the rebels entered
Ha%tfsIOVyn with 500 cavalry and 1900 infantry,
while q Thousand cavalry passed 20 the west of
me town. lie represents them as being in q
terrible filthy condition and apparently half
THE LATEST,
The Battle in Pro- 2ss.
WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-That battle has
been progressing III the direction of uarper's
feIry seems beyond question. Both on the
Virginia and Mary land eIdes OF the Potomac
heavy firing has Deen heard all day, with but
htsie IntennIs>IOn. The reports We're audible
TWO m les from this cry.