Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20
From our Extra of Saturday I
EASTERN NEWS,


advanced to within six miles of Pooesville, the
rebels falling back before him. The rebels have
not entered Pennsylvania reported.
Governor Curtin ordered all able bodied mon
in the State to be ready for service at an hours
notice. Rebels yesterday were at Hagerstown,
Maryland
party of the 9th Illinois Cavalry routed
party Of rebels near Holly Springs Ky, and
captured eighty.
| Later dates report 100000 rebels at Frederick
City, Maryland
There was a small fight at Denmark, Tennes-
see Rebel loss one hundred killed and wounded
They claim to have captured two hundred
prisoners.
Popes official report of his operations in vir-
ginia has been published. He blames Fitz John
Porter and Gen. Griffin for not supporting him
| when in the engagement and says he telegraphed
to General Mcclellan for support but did not
receive it..
WAsHINGToN, Sept 10
An officer from Poolesvile, Mary land reports
that large party of Stewards Cavalry came
down to Edwards Ferry with the intention of re
crossing no Virginia. The attempt was re-
pulsed by the forces under General Keyes, who
occupied the place on Tuesday. The rebels re-
treated towards Frederick with loss of from
eighty to one hundred.
ROCKVILLE, MD., Sept. 8.
Matters are assuming a warike appearance.
through here last night, and this morning the
commanding General and his Staff arrived Fol
lowing Mcclellan was cavalry and infantry in
great number, and they still coming. The
whole army of the Peninsula seems to be on the
march in this direction. McClelan's presence
leads many to suppose that he may assume Of
fensive operations at once and attack the enemy
| In the rear
NASHVILLE, Sept 8.
Buell., with his entire army, $1,000 strong, ar
rived at Nashville. Advices from Mount Ster-
ling, KY, say that Humphrey Marshall with his
force is there also that q rebel force occupy
Eminence, in Kentucky.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL.
The Enquirer has special dispatch from
Poolesvlle, Maryland, saying our troops occupy
Sugar Loaf Mountain
HARRISBURG, IA, sept IL.
The State messenger has sent intelligence
amounting to the following: We reached a
position in the mountains above Frederick, and
by means of glass all that was going on in
that place There was evidently movement of
troops in the direction of Middletown and
Boonesborough. Farmers Informed him that
forward movement began yesterday morning.
The rebels we're about 10000 strong. He saw
three regiments of infantry, one of cavalry,
eighteen cannon and large numbers of wagons
at Boonesborough. The soldiers looked ragged,
hatless and shrtess. A skirmish had occurred
between the Michigan and Virginia cavalry lead
ing the advance at Boonesborough. The rebel
pickets were within mile and half of Hagers
town. The main body seems to be between
Roonesborough aud Sharpsburg. Rebel pickrts
told the farmers that their destination was the
Cumberland valley.
CINCINNATI, Sept IL.
| Wallace's mounted scouts made raid near
rebel lines last night, and burned the mill used
by them for grinding corn. There was picket
skirmsh along the whole line of the Licking
river. The enemy is throwing up breastworks
in front of Fort Wallace They will be sheled
out to morrow. Several regiment from Grants
army arrived to day. Arrivals of other regi-
ments have been very large.
Maysville, Ky. is taken by The rebels to day
Union people left, taking their vauables with
them.
PHTLADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Rebel reports of Gen. Rosencrans' repulse at
Tupclo prove to be untrue.
BALTIMORE, Sept IL.
| Gen. Lee issued proclamation to the people
of Marylan in which he says:
1.-THE COntedrrates have long watched with
| the deepest sympathy the wrongs and outragps
inflicted on your State, which has been reduced
| to the position Of conquered province. Be
eving the people of Mary land to be possessed
| of spirit too lofty to submit to such grievances
the people of the South have long wished to aid
them in throwing off this foreign yoke. hi obe
dience to their wish our army has come among
you prepared to assist you with the power of our
arms in regainng rights of which you have so
long been deprived No restrictions the ex
pression OF your free will is intended No in-
imdaton will be allowed. 1t is for you to de
eide your destiny without restraint and the army
will respect your will whatever it may be-"
FORTRESS MONROE, Scpt. 10.
Information has been received that the rebels
1900 strong, attacked the town of WASHINGTON
n. c., at daybrrak on the 9th OF September AT
driven for several miles. The gunboat Louisiana
rendered essential service, shellng the rebels out
of strong position which they had secured. -
During the action the gunboat Pickett exploded
her magazine, killing the captain aud nineteen
of the men. Our loss on shore is 7 killed and AZ
wounded Thirty rebels were killed and many
wounded aud S5 captured. Our force was only
500 men.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept II.
The Enquirer says the rebels 10000 strong
with forty-eight proes of artillery. took Hagcrs.
town, Nd on the 9Th. The Washington InteW-
geneer says that Mcclellan has advanced as
faI as Damascus sixteen miles from Frederick
City.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.
Nothing is known positively to the object
of the rebels, but the general impression is that
the invrsion of Maryland is for food and other
supplies, and not tor general invasion OF Penn
sylvania 1t is believed our army will seek the
enemy and fight him on his own field