The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-09-12

fufthGf reports from ffederlck say that
Bradley L. johnson sas made Provost
Marshal. I'heiebsi troops passed through
the town and etcambed in Winans' woods
about mile beyond the city.
Ffota Washington.
WAsittkGros, Sept S.-Assistant.S Sur
geon Green of the 18th Indiana, returned
this morning from Gainesville, where he
has been since the battle of last Thurs
day week, havifig remained behind at that
time to attend to our wotinded Last
Sunday our wounded being in such bad
condition, DR.. Green started off to meet
ambulauces repairing to their assistance
under Il flag OF truce, and 7Thet within
hailing distance was met by General A.
p. Hill, at the head of his division, who
ordered him to return to Gainesville,
where lie remained It prisoner for three
days. After laying his case before Gen
Walker, who came into the yard where
the prisoners were kept, he was uncondi-
tionally released
Dr.. Green furnishes the following:
When the battle was at its height on
Friday, jackson being in command, the
rebel army heavily pressed by our troops,
began to waver and fall back, when the
rumbling of Longstreets's artillery was
heard coming to their assistance, and in
stantly a shout went up. 1t infused new
| life into the rebels, and when this rein
forcement arrived, at Friday noon, they
made fresh assault upon our lines, dash
ing over the wounded,of the day previous,
who were lying Upon the ground without
any shelter whatever, and many of whom
werebadly injured.
| Dr.. Green was informed by r. A.
Pyor's brigade quartermaster, the report
being confirmed by other officers with
whom he contetsed, that during the en-
gagemeut of Friday, Gen. Pryor was cap
tured by our forces and given in charge
of guard Of one man, the rank Of Pryor
not being known, he being dressed like
a private. He escaped by shooting the
guard with Derringer which he had
concealed OH his person.
Green confirms numerous reports rela-
tive to the boasting of the rebels, and
says they express confidence of being able
to get into Maryland, where they expect
| to get $4,000 recruits. He also confirms
the report of the existence of much des-
titut;on among the enemy, but attributes
scarcity of food to great difficulty of pro-
curing transportation, their army being
such great distance from their base OF
supplies. This is the account given by
the rebels.
From all appearances, the division OF
General Walker has left the scene of the
! late engagement for Harper's Ferry.
No one seems to know anything of the
whereabouts of General jackson, there
being studied silence in regard to him
! Gen. Lee has removed his headquar-
ters to position near Leesburg.
DR.. Green was informed by Quarter
master, that although many of the rebel
soldiers appeared without shoes, they still
had sufficient on hand, but as matter oi
economy they will not be issued until the
middle of this month.
He says, also, the feeling is genera
among the men that the war will soon be
ended and they say they will die before
they will yield in their determination te
be what they term an independent nation
According to their own estimate of theil
numbers III the late series of engagements
they have not less than one hundred anc
twenty thousand men, with forty bate
ries of field pieces, most of them being
rif1ed cannon.
| DR.. Green reports the losses among the
rebels as very large.
What Runaway Rebel officer Says.
Col. Adler, native of Hungary, wht
volunteered in the rebel service; fortified
Tyler Mountain and commanded the force
at Sherry Greek which captured Colonel
Woodruff, De Villiers, and other officers
has arrived in Washington. He resignes
his Office in the rebel army, and beins
suspected of Unionism was arrested ant
imprisoned at Richmond. He effectet
his escape, and now gives important de
tails OF the rebel situation, of which W
find an abstract in the N Y. Times. II
gives the following statistics of the
REBEL FORCES MARCHING NoRTHwARD.
Men
Under Gen. Joe johnson 80. so, ,oOt
.'Stonewall'' Jackson. .......... As ,00
Longstreet's Corps. lie, ,oo'
Gen. E. H. Hill. 16, ,O0
Gen. A. P. Hill .19, ,Oo
! Gen. Ross, Of Ala. .............. 500
Gen. Craig, of s. .l2, 90
/ Gen. Hunters Division .l2, ,OO
Independent corps from Georgia,
South and North Carolina, Ala.
4 bama, &c. 90