, 1862-09-16

the directian Of WiI;ar,sp,r!, ~i.... t.s: IT,
itntion no doubt, ',f recr,:-sirg tie Pn-n1,::
at that paiDr, WIS engaged by the fed rails,
Nothing official has been received 1T ne,d.
Yu,rsers # the battle up to this hour-mil-
uJ.5hr,
Of Fl. derrick ty Burnside end the advance of
Mcclellan, the Vtop}e hecail:e Wild with Gu
thrsiSsm. The til graph offices were b--
slescd with inquiries with regard TO results.
Great ci'EtideIce is now 1cll hcrc as to ta,:
arriving on foot aud By railroad.
NEW Yong, Sept ia special to tue NV
York I1ituae says:
On Thursday, at a. H., the rebel's ma:n
ttcy, CO, sis:iu;: Of divisjn:: under Jackson,
4 di+,sitln ,indtr LonysErect, Il division unirr
D. II. Hill, and possibly f'u@,h division,
~hi:h bad bten etcatsped st Urbaua, con-
II. NJ i D:arc1r,s = t.:rnugh Fr. derrick to.zr!s
Easc'stown. The nov. men; oegg4 q: 1 L. III.
:s1:u lasted till y. n. Tae mos: liberal rsti.
1s:asc Il ;i:c wln!e force is Gf utQ strong, in-
s,lelpg :;.GU 1t3o.s- The neEroes were
mixed IN lroAi.vuuusly with the whites.
siu1,y Of tllt Ill carried Il nusae', sabre, d;ra
ar tov1t-kDife. Ta, yil.st a:'i ,vorse lookipE.
II Tson il Tie whole army, conteuI,.iplt,
hl.N.ted blackgnard, WAS Howell Cobb.
he E%y.- tetn Go,nE in: Iu.i:Iass today
i'll es'asiliE up tile rebels. Abo1t :jtO prlsOn-
.r- hayu 'tcn taken in Ek.rmisbes, xnd arc
nnw arriving and heinE rai:ialy t!tspesed of
The rtar guard 0: thu enemy, lighting ohsti-
nhtc]y, contested every i1rh Of 2rpuua.
Nea1ly u :he aia5ylanicrs whu enlist d il
he rebel army wl.le in this vicinity have brca
:sksh pris' ne1s 1ouAy III tie s:irtuisheE.
To-day w: lost in killed sud ~ouuied but
'wtE',-Gvc Or thirty. Tre ent..y is lid l.,
have suffered severely from On. or lwo q: our
esya1r, clrargts.
Tr" l,risstes .f the I'd Mississippi bait a'ion
"e1e c.1tnr. this morning, ncar L=csour.:,
''.," Montgomery, Ala, BY rail to Gorarn+-
>iilc, thence a.6ot through Culpnponr, III \.
! utss;s, Ctn1re. lille and FHiri.x. They iuteud-
I'd /" join t1,rir regiment il Mary1 md. Tnry
's1es: in saying that they were pressed iut0
shc 1eh.l service, and expressed Satisfaction
| ii being prisoners. But ftw troops arc ie
Richmond, they SAY, that city being little
tuoru than vast lu.pltal. TLty fuath=r rr-
tort HAT Charlt stoc. 5. G., has b:en prac.i-
t"lly eyacueted hy its citizens, .llaaT hecusa-
irg 1rgitivcs to dis1ant Cities and many Others
ill.ing eucastd themselves in hastily hui!t
huts bel o1.., the ii1ll,ts Of the corporation aud
large of Yankee guaboats.
| The n. 7. 1;mes' correspondence, dated
sugar loal Mouutain, Fliday, says:
Last svtring the Union Signal Corps went
up md occnried the crest Of the mauutaiu,
aud Signals we're KEPT up thE,tu.llnut The
sight. There has been occasional skirmisll-
srg between Barnes,ille and the nlountaio,
also lu tLe EeighbornooJ OF uyattsto vn,
without material results.
1t is stated that the enemy were yesterday
'etrcafi:g or moving iu the direc' ion Of Point
ri Rocks. The Signal Corps saw from Sugar
1-oai Mountain! iody ii cayal'y proceeding
'"Sard ffede'isS city, yesterday, about four
| o'clcck p. III. TIE tnly tfettfrc farce oi
rel,els in the state is believed to be cavalry.
Frank}iu's corr S moved from near Blrnes.
H1.A$4 ~ = f,-s.
! Ia1day morning moved over the mouth Of tht
Morocaey to watch against the adv:nce ol
more rcoel troops across the river, aud tc
prevent thcm recrossiDs to tue Virginia side
TIE 1TUAT1oN IN MARYLAND.
! Correspondence n. i. Timesl
| HAGAIiSTowN. Mn. SIX si1LEs PROM TaE}
| PnroNac, Monday Eve, Sup. s, 1s63. ]
I arrived here to-day, AMI found affairs d..
eldcdly Oh the ramplgc. At all the stations
Httwcen here and Harrisburg I foapd rcfu
gets fetiug from their homes, in an,icia,tion
ol avisit from the rEl'tl cavalry. At Green
cae1le, fifteen miles from here, were the edi
3ofs Of the Hag.fstown Herald and Torch, tbe
Union paper published here AID lllauY o,ne,
staunch Cnionists Of this place. W. eau. il
7cry slowly, ready ut moments H4raiuc IL
back out Of ely rebel ambush, and beat : re,
tseGt, Il necessary, as lar hack as Hlris5ur--
Last tyening, the train lett at midnight lo1
! @A.hAA'~A=1t4&3 Sol.toSaoE tA1t tuE IE0ElS
were close OF the village. Taey dii not make
tEtiE appearance, however. Ti,rfc is til,
most inttrse- excitement Throughout ali
this section o! country, and they are drilling
1t tyery village ani toxn. Gov. C4rtiu ha.
Issued a eti'nng appeal, which is printed on
small sheets Of raper. and is beioE general 5
tist1ibu;cd throus Il the portion OF psnns Iva
tia bordering on this crunty. Tnc psopl.
arr fully alive to the crisis. and although, per
uaps. poorly armed and drilled, will present :
bold trcnt to the Eandais.
All tie troops en- 7outc through Penn sylya
Lila arc detained and ;nassed 1T Harrisburg
l,EtEs1-tory 10 being scat into this valley. !,
considerable arnly has already been collected
Erady ut lnouleu.'s notice to march TO an,
| po1llt-
As write, there is the most f.verish auxle
ty throughout the village, questioned bY fress
ntNs that tue rebels are coming. The belle
in their coming Is founded on the stats,neut;
ii NEARLY dozen different parties, who uay,
come Tonight from the direction of Fred
c1ick, t~ent5-six miles distant. have he'll
lengthy cony& rs.tions ai:h two Of them from
AticdletowD, Six miles this side Of Frederick
They report that the rebel cavalry, 10 Ii.
Eumbcr Of nearly 800. approached that placl
abo:4t IL o'clock this forenoon Soon after i:
o'clock some sixty Of them charged into ths
I village. shouting, "do*n with tae dlzs.,
None Of the inl1ahitauss, who are neasl; a,
Union, obcyins the order. they, themselves
laulcd down The cc1ors from Two standards
md run up the stars and bsrs. Meet
ing further down The street lad,
wearing Union badge. they rudcl;
snatchsd it from her breast, the party openl3
proc1aiming that they were coming Gu IL
large folcc 10 occupy Haser5town Io.ni..ht
anu thus obtain possession Of this railroad.
kLow not how much Importance to attach t.
these statements. Certainly nuch allowance
1huss be made tor the excitement under Ehics
I'LL the parties were evidently 1aboring ",
shall know very soon whether the report;
are true or.not. Mf9dl=to ~n il small village
of some eu0 or 500 Inhabitants, on the dlrGc
| stage route between here and Frederick
The mail leaves agsin tomorrow morning
asd If the way Ct entinuss to remain open, th'
regular stage will go over on Wrduesda,
morning, relurbfpg at night. Military train
continue to move as far as Harper's Fery
hut no passenger car comes further do u
ward from the Ferry was stopped on Frida,
last
TUESDAY MoEH1Su-1 o'clock
The trafn has left for Cbambe=sburg, loade,
down with prominent Unionists, and the tele
g1spb opera. or has also followed suit takiu,
his sppa1atus with him. Both will probaol,
return Tomorrow; If not, We are cut off from
al Communication With The outer world J
W. Finegan and Andrew Bower, members O
the Russell cavalry, raised In this county AMI
stationed at Harper's Ferry, have Just rod
up to the hotel, and bring good news. S!1t,
OF the regiment left the Ferry, early thi
} morning, to rcconnoisre the Maryland Heights
opposite the Ferry. They rode down towart
Point oi Rocks, 4, far as Kaoxvi11e, SIX miles
and then struck off into the mountains, art
rode to within two miles Of Frederick o,
the Molcsly Buff, one mile and half out O
! the place. the rebels have planted hc1v,
battery. Securing srorad through the moua
tains. they capturrd nine cavalry At q q ,gen'
hotel" five miles from Frederick, aftc. woand
! | icg onc In the Thigh and auosh.r in the shun]
J tcr-tbree at Midd'GtowD, aua four o:asrs j
! ! different places, making seventeen IN all.