Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-17
THE IzvAsroS or mAsvLAuD.
Oer4paal0n OF E'tede,fek.
og&epoHdonco of the New York Herald

CP1espoudence OF the New York Herald
BLIIcoPr'S Mills, M&rylsnd, September g.
Teddy I am in possession Of facts which settle
the question, not oniy about the Invasion OF
Maryldad by tho rebels, but also about their oc-
cupsSoa Of Fredsrick The iazt train left the
juscsicz Skis morning. sad brings the pnpiens-
ant intelligence From passengers aud Others
by this traiB, with gheD I haze GnnVersed, the
toIOwiag s4asemsnt OF the evacuation of Fred
erick aod tAe Junction and theiE occupation by
tas rsbels has been obtained
Is sepears thas tbs force Of the eaeEly which
Gccased ths river on Friday wss merely their Gd-
vance quad, ooHsjstsqg Of two OF thTes battal-
ions of cGSdi.y, bat5sry q Eiasd cauaOa ani
a szsall supporting cDlH1hR Of iRfSntry--pe
brigade, On the evening ST Friday they
c%oAsad ia mdSA heavier farce, the result Of she
rec0Haoissanss of de advance guard having
bees na1aie known, PROBABLY, 10 the general in
eomma8d, who Is Supposed 10 be Hin. Having
creased the riYsr With the main body of his
oolamo as Nolan's foyi, the advance guard Ia
iRGsssad u taS strength of eight thsgsaud msn,
cEsseelsS1, Ia she cool Of the evening, toward
Frederick. Is was afteS dask Bhsn they reached
B0sSaJessOWns Whsse hey posted Iheir pickets
n alls sdifssheEsl and LiVoBacsd for the night.
Meanwhile fGrae1ng parties &eTs sent Gus IL al
directions. who drove IN large quantities Of beef
eattle, Rsgrqes, ate. They also brought IN ebUn-
daacB q Osheg provisions To their 0ivOUac, not
forgetting issOxoeting liquors snd salt where
ever they were TO be found, regardless Of tAs
prior claims Of fJrnnss possessOTs or anything
else. The feHce.rails made the biyoUAc h,es,
sssd fof the first Is1e ia long 1kile tie sosesh
hss evldently jay zight Of ii, though at the
exSsose Of the ulfJrsgna5o people they caIns 20
Hesrate. Thus did the rebels SCRmeuce the
liberation Of NAyylaud Thus did ih=y gave
them the frss taste Of the rule Of jeff Davis
and the Southern CoBfsderscy In the night
tAs biEOuse was ea2sgsea and extended, and it
D supPosSd tbes the main body had now joined
Isa.4 pAlAckiGs sdpence guard. AS this was the
sr1Ry Of hheradon, ssd the rebels are liberal fsl-
Io7$9 unses eeTtasa eirGanstauces no doubt the
msin body soon participated IL the festivities Of
the eeessiou. . What did they look like ~
ssid to loyal AsrylaAdsr who managed to
escape frdus their lines and make his Wzy 10
BslJfBipfe, Toay l0okedsIke s,cssh," said
he regaisF rebels oct and out, with right
smart Of rags about them, sbd very I-tle OF
anything efBe" It seems that the main body
Of this force crossed at N0Rn'S Perry, which is
shout four miles below The Point Of Rocks. In
Pursuance a odefs, Captain Faithful the provost
marshal at FREDERICK, removed about One-thiTl
Of the stores 81 Fr5Asdck' bat before more could
be gent forward it vas found necessary to leave
or else beeoAe prisoners OF vaF. The balance
Of the s.ofes we're therefore, on tho AfieZnO0n Of
res isG7nsdtAtely sttsrEsrd evacuated by our
trJses. fhe junction vas slSo evacuated and
eli the s6cfes tq{ss, es1AP squpase, cannon, etc,
ks tkSs psIA1 Sssly trans sdsrKsd 10 N3uTovia Sta
tiSA<-4 JlGes on ths railtoad about twenty-thEss
nilss Eroa Baltimore, where they aye now en-
ssAFsd, sVsihns fhe further advance Of the
des9SraSe enemy.
Fey FsrFohs have Bansged TO escspe beyond
the rsbA Grea HhsgcvBf they have advanced
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70 ems 10 Isbye Fheif EHss ON any preience Whist
svsr. Y'ais Is eaothst tsste Of liberation for
M6gSiAnd.
Tbs n-UT-Spg, betore the break oftay, the en-
sn5y hEviAs EezE forward his scouts Dreyi0sslg
ssd been iafEFn4ed tAat Freasyick was egacla-
ted, rasuIaed his lias Of march toward the pic
sgIessus Snd hitherto prosperous and pleasant
htsle city. Eatly il the morning tAe town was
occupied By eight thousaRd Of tbs rebelS, and
among ths first to enter it we're ths Ist Maryland
rebel regimen. Colonel Bradley Johnston, who
comnahdg ths Teginasi, Is 4 native Of tIeder-
lex. lie vas the first rebel 80 euser the town.
TIE sscassionists il FtsdsJiek, OF coarse, turned
oal 10 fall strength 50 meet thsir hisads, au1 the
diLplay of rebAl rags vls Progoruonsbly large.
E6Ithar than Lila, Gsd Ebe capture Ofthe govern
nl2at tslNsrspA oPsEslor, Hr. kslty, al Ersdsr-
lex Save 40 !Bselligsnce Of bos d9iRgs Of the
9sabsIg 10 ths c4P aRar tkAIt occupation Of It,
Sessf hset nora IVES toward The JEH09ion, which
the5 slSa tsdnd SYas0aled Whether tAsJ have
s&TsaoeS further this way OF nee have 10 in
f5InA1sn
It may be considered strange that the rebels
have neither damaged the rsirQsd nor the teIs-
graph, Thsy have, however, broken down the
dan en- tie canal pss1 the Poin. OF Rocks. This
effeSSSAliy closGs tAe navigation Of tue canal for
q score OF miles OF uPwsEdS, until Al oppOruui-
y Is sff9rGsd fcf ree0ussgucEag the dam.
Il Is Qaes 4onsbls whether the principal COT
una Of the rebels advanced from YUginis to
Fred eEick. If Il did, AoRevor, il Is more than
ptobs1Is tAAt Ss advance Of cur army ia It's rear
wiz reESlt ID bassing tbs greater part Of it, and
probably cad bhs rebelLieR faster than anything
else coSld SGD it.
Abo4l oos tsou5sna UaBR inhabitants as1-
gethst kaFe lsft FfSdesiok F0r safety from the
TAell &noxa tyfRnRy oY rebel ra}e.