New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
THE MARYLAND INVASION.
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Union men, 10 whom no news il considered bad
news there was depression and anxiety visible OF
every face. Gen. Wool had forbidden the neN
paper Offices to put oat bolleus, and there was NJ
pasee to turn to fer the consolation oeven reasona
bio guess as TO what was going on beyobd 'ne
mountains.
During the night the heavy tramp Of large oooieS
q cavalry moving through the Streets tne sOuou VI
distant drum beatings snd the sharp whistle VI 'o0o
motives announced those ~bc were awake 'Da
some movement of Importance was GONG Oh here'
bu. no one knew Whist. Il suppose II can DO DO
earthly harm nor to that 900 troops LETT tins
.eiphborbood to guard the Northern Central Road,
and re-enforce McCel'an)
This morning the same rumors Of yesterday were
re,.sted with exasger- TONS and not Secessonist
IN town but believed that Mcclellan WAS whipped
cat TO pieces loet. There came toward noon the In
seligeuce Of tremendous victories, and " Seces.
sion fell like dead ok III the pit.
The excitement consequent upon the uncertainty
Of everything has been too great for anything Of
Importance to transpite here. Therefore have no
news TO send. Your correspondents III the field Will
give you particulars Of the lighting Of the psst four
days; may be able to pick up ucients, etc, from
Suture s,rsggles in from the battlefield.
The Rebel prisoners mentioned in my last left At
ave O'Clock this morning. for Fort Delaware.
Friday, 18Th, a. m.-Tbe remains Of Col. Miles
were not carried to M. Weavers establishment, as
stated last evening" but to the residence of Mr. Az
bury Jsneu corner ii Baltimore and Front streeis.
The escort from the depot last night Was under com'
ran of Lieut. Col. VIM. ID. Wbippe, Chief OF
Sal for Gen. Wool.
Five companies of the i0th Regiment New York
Volunteers, Col Liitejohn, tins morning escorted
ths body TO the depot of the Northern Central Kali
way, and at s O'Clock the body left for 81. james
Parish Baltimore Cluoty, where . funeral discourse
was preached by the Rev. Mr. White Of ST. James
Church, aud the body Ind beside the remains
q his father. Col. Miles leaves wife ard five
children, one Of the latter being q surgeon In the
Bavy.
The remsius Of Col. VIM. B. Goodrich, Goth New
York Regiment, who was killed on Wednesday near
Wiiliamsport, were brought to this city yesterday IN
q wagon, and r-keu " Mr.. Viewers embalmDg
establishment. The body will be conveyed by raii-
rosd this afternoon 10 bis late residence East
Greek, Herkimer County, n. Y.
There arrived yesterday. by mil, the bodies Of the
sDllowng officers, ssin in the late tights: Col.
Childs. 4th Penn. Cavalry; Col. Coleman, 18th
OHIO Vo unteers; Col. PsAon, 57th New-York Vols.
Col. Goodrich S0lh New-York Volunteers. Al
were conveyed TO Mr. Viewers establlshms mt
where they will be embalmed, previous TO being
cent to their friends.
A NEST harmonious four days session Of tie Ma
sonic Grand Lodge Of the United States, adjourned,
Ia this city, last night. Politics were entirely tx
eluded and the meetings were pleasant aud profit
able, all regretted the absence Of Mr.. Boy ston u
South Carolina Grand Sire Of the order, = strong
Cpon man, who is in trouble down in Dixie nc
count Of bis principles. W.
From Washington to she Front-strogsIer'
-Frederick-Among the Mountains
Genuine Loyaity-Our Heavy Snfantr
The Track of BRttle-RebeI Field
Picecs-The Front-slsir mis hing Clos
Artillery Prnctice-The Enemy still
Failing Back.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ON FKOsT. ten miles south east Of I
WiDiianI-por, Sd Tuesday, Sept 10. 1862.
The road from the capital 10 the army is line
with straggers. / passed ut least $500 betwee
Washington and Frederick. They enter privst
houses without restraint, and commit depreda
tons than the army itself Brigade and regmepia
commanders are required 10 prevent struggling ul
Ger severe penalties; the theory is excellent but
10 not the practice.
Frederick displays more Union asgs 10 the build
Ing than any osher town have seen North or South
The great majority Of the people are heartily loyal
Or they are most excellent dssemblers.
-Four miles this side we strike tie mountains
thousand feet above the sea level They are broker
xnfn vyndipU farsilo voll.y. Dad 49,,
streams and rich in broad corn.felds. The white
uncovered farmhouses are half hidden in appl,
ervhards, aud tall stacks Of hay and straw flank
THE grey barns. looking ON their hszy Hills
Osf the dim waters. widening In the wales"
Nearly all the farmers and villagers seem to bt
earnestly for the Union. They open their horptablt
doors to the officers and ATTACHES Of the army, ant
sfisburse water to the thirsty columns. Instead O
bswailing this unnatural war" they say they hop,
70 see the Rebels thoroughly whipped. They cal
our soldiers, not " Fedefals" or Northern troops,
Bat " Our troops."
From Frederick to this point eighteen miles, tn,
dusty roads yesterday were full of our advanciu,
forces-iDhntry, cavalry, and artillery. The mel
are thoroughly bronzed and their hard campaigning
seems 10 have compacted their flesh and muscles
They march briskly and cbeerily, often singing al
they 90, enlivened by tue victory Of Sunday, anC
the knowledge that they chasing the enemy, in
stead Of being pursued by him.
But whist fearful loads they carryl They do not
march 70 light as our Western troops. Their entire
bu'dens-gun, canteen, knspssck, haversack, pack
81 blankets. and cothing-niust often reach fifty
POUNDS 70 the man. Under such Atlas-weghts the
odds are greatly against them in u race win the
Rebels.
We met many evidences Of Sundays battle. There