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: BALTIMORE, Sept. -z-=Fdztherr reports from
Frederick say that Bradley F.s;Johnson was
made provost marshal: - The rebel el-troops
passed through: the tow7a, and eneamped in
Winans'- woods, about oae Mic bsyoad the.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 7.-Arangsnents
are being made to forward 70 ths. entrance Of
-Cumber1and Valley all thetzoops no& here,
aud other regiments, from New -Yor6-aad the
East are detained for -thatpurpose.*z .--
:: sGey% Guziin has: messengers =eztended az
a1ong the border. The rebel pickets= extend
to within eeFeu zai!ea Of Hagerstoupe. ::
They possessed. themselves of alt shoes,
clothing, Sc, in the; stores at Frederick, pay
ing for them. --'-.:
The: rebels cay that they are going to BAlH.
more. 7--.I { - II
:: The telegraph operator says be eanuot hold
he Office much longer. Nearly all the :Union
men have left.-.. -l-- : --..:-
i. WAsn1sGTaS, Sept J7:-Late and reliable
repuftB from prlvhte. sources from CeptIeyille,
! etAte that G.E Fioufnoy, wifi 4 regiment Of
cavalry. !. III commm1d:of that place Tahd that
tieis pickett extend WITHIN 4:s5-tAa .tmsire
+ Vbion officers ;saksn In the 1ate battle were
detained at: a,nsTills until Friday last, when
l. theF Were ound ductf1; to Richmend. v th tho
exception Of snIle utleIS- 6egEIciT Eo1ndeas
who by the humanity OF Dr: Guild, medical
director OF Gen. Les we're allowed 10 yq 70
( NEelinEton-ln ouE -atnbuia.1cea: Under protee:
ton of flag If Truce. The last OF the. Centrs-
Tille- wounded reached this city to-day =:
f. Major Gtneraa- Reh0 has -beer assigned to
/ the: command Df: 1hs third army corp, Gen.
| Mcdowell having been granted leave OF al
| sence for fifteen days. =
F. vi AZ DErAI7NEsr wAsinxoTox, Sept s:
| The gUeta OF volunteers and enrolment Of
/ EiillIa leaving been completed IN the several
| SEltes, the NECESSITY for the stringent enforce
/ ulent Of tie orders Of the VIE department, in
+ respect tovolunteerIug and drafting no longer
e21s1. Arrtet5 fertile violation OF these or
dtIs andtoT d5sloyai prantics s. Bill hereafter b.
the dit. ctich OF the military: COMMANDER ol
OF governor Of the State In which such arrests
may be H1iaGe and -res1rictiung upon travel
iupostd b tLese orders aTe reseiHded.- =:
J. .{Ssgntd) 1. e. TURNER, Judge Advocate.
/ F'oR1REss NoSRoE, Sept. 5.--0ut OF the 70{
T rebel prisoners brought here from the Po1o
| luusats :last- wednesday,. over 100 have
lt~ken~ the cath Of allegiance, and Wera dis
| elaTGee. They we're Northern men, forcel
into The rebel army, and some Spaniards. Thk
ren.a5noer were sent to Atkins Landing b,
I AsE " -? ta W.
Js IT, Davis ar d:hss cabiaet fcr the -indi5cree
anpoutlneut OF clerks in the departments O.
TIE etate, calling them [the clerke) .'Jews ant
+ fanEtts,' and accusing them OF being spIe
al d Vi biting dislUyaf to the confederacy. I
ton OF NTH OF ~acAroHledg dged7loIalty an'
merit, and that the appoiut4leuts should b.
made unbiased By any political iniiucnce, imi
! :tatirg the Congress Of :tlle=U pited States.
NAsHlsGToS, Sept 7.-AssisgAnt. .sargeol
Green, o., ,the i:sh .1nClans, returned this morn
i since the battle ot last Thursday week, havin
4 remained bt li1d ut that time to.attend 10 ou
| WUpnGed. Lat Sunday, Gur:. Weunded beiE'
in such bad condition, DR.. Grevu started o1
7 TO Meet snlbn1anees coming to their assist
auce under a tlag~of truce, aud when within
hsilrg ,oiatanccswas raes bY The rebel Genera
a T. Hill, at the head Of his. division, VIII
p|i1trlG LIN to .rItprn to Gainesville, Whcr
| ht lemaned prispner for tbree dys.. Aft
E'tire IT'S case before Gen. Walter, who cam
I iEto The 1a1d a1eTe the prisoners were KEEP
lie ros Internationally releas ed..
Or. Green furnishes the following:
" he'll the battle WIGS at its height on FIR
. day, Jacks on beng in command Of the -rebe
. amy, htaylly pressed BY our troops, began t
waycr ard fall back, When the Iumhling {
; Lorgstreet's a1tllltry was heard coaling t
1 !Aeir a. sistance, and Instantly shout we1
+ uE, Owir: 10 this clFcnlnstance- Il intu:c
Lew courage irto-1he rebels, aud when ,tai
reinforcement arrived at noon On Friday, the
, 71uade q irish assault upon our lines, dashin
: ! a.yer. TIE wounded OF the day previous, WG
wele lying upon the ground without az
seater- -''~t.7c7-; ord s7eny of;TheE-" " Z.
badly Injured: t--..
pE Glsea, W Informed b Tie. gqaEterma
,, ccnttmcd BIZ officers with whom he couve
T. ser-bae ddfing The engagenttRt Of Frida.
- GEL. Pry or WIS captured by our forces, an
IT given in charge Of d guard Of one man, th
= rark-of Pryor not being known, as he. sT:
.crEsst 4 like private. lie, however, escape
: by shooting the guard with a: Derring
: which he tad concealed on lis person
, Dr.. GnEen confirms numerous reports rel
:. tive TO Vie hnas1lpE II HE 1Gbtls, and 6a,
they express eohfideHee-of being able to e
u into. :aGar1 land, where-they' eNuect to e
L He.lso cu1t;rms the e-repo1t Of the eNstens
Of much destItntlon a1ro1R the en6Iny, "b1
S attributes the'Ecarcity OF food, to- the gre
2 difficulty OF transportation; their array btit
, such Il great. .diAtance IRON their, base OF su
= plies. Tits is the account given by the rebel
. From all appearances, the division of; &c
0 Walker has lett The scene of the late engag
t n,cnts tcr Harper Ferry. No one seems
= ! know anything of the movements of &c
i lacks oil, there being studied silence In r
L s:1d to him. Gen. Lee has removed his hea
+ quarters 10 q point 414eaT IeesbBrg.
4 Or. Green was 5nfrYIDed bV q UUHrtertn3 3St
- thur ait Lough many Of. The rebel soldiers a
! II artd " i1ltuut shoes they still had sui
s. cient or: hand. but, az q matter Of econom
@ they wall lot be issuea until the middle of tt
] month lie says the 1etling is general amol
the men that the Kar will soon herended, n
Il they say they will die before they will yield
1t .the4s.txte
10 Independent nation" ..
- Acct roil g to their own es:imate 81 Of thu
[e numhe1s 1slahe lhls rcrie4 d Sengaee,nen
d thete4aEenot lesstban TO, 600 neut5 With fer
is batteries Of field pieces, most Of them bei
r.tlt cannon.
a .,pf:. Greer reports THO losses amougthe Z
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Az From one OF tte Times correspondents "
las just returned from Poole=yil!e, We lea
r that cn Thursday 1igM 8efEbeEf ffutauetp
u c:oss with cavalAJ.at qr=nnW t}e hous1is
- - the s'orotcaey; Fhcg bsseesst sse7s1 >e~o>fel
4A*' LIE " NNs4tlA @l1d tulC" oNN4 u t'ALN
c. ridge, Bid crossed with artillery; aud tlrt
d. |sunt sfickFts't toRaf1e IrD}a svi{le. On Frid:
;, 3ta2ons liz o'cltek; b tchlhf commenced
IL cross Of infantry and artillery. Ta-y We
re cressjngin th1ek places 'b-fre the tr;d SC, i
water bury mp t1a mani lwa;st.t no resi-
&c arce WAS ott red to their crossing. Sot
- cavalry Who we're watching them were attae
ed.aEurlasea TO Poo!s svftle: There thaF hol1E
RI wtt Geeca prq nba streefs BID 2laded ;bg
se eitt2ens.' Tie. 'farmtrs f}reh--tpch otk fiyi
- cavalry as they i'asssd. About dark Gen. L
III rtdeaHto PatIls "a ht th&heId d-bf aJlr II.
mcnts Of infantry, and guided BY farm
:, crossed the Monocscy, apd passed sion;
IN bsnk Of the st stEesngtotF Fede7ic45 t,:::fi r
rebel picket captitfed AClafksburg;
day, says Jack on's force is Is 600.
So lion. Henry, +sne is here to obtain cert
II changes n thi arrangement Of the var in t
-. Adyices from Gainesville. about two anj
as lalt ulRes bv3 oIds 7kull .Run; Estate: that
he rxbeG Gsut A. e.Hi1l aIriygd thcre-f1ay b6f
On yGsteldSy with s., ,00O men from Ricnm 5nd.
ss SSi:5ea ion 2gssBssaz HgssStiS as'' Gain
IN My informant saw Jackson, Longstreet 9
Hwy 1T GaipesEil(e, anti cfGuted foftF.fs
les PIECES Of arttlery ttmostl yiriaed nns Ahd he
tn larger than 12-i,cu1ders.
AT Cen1er1ille- Il -saY. 4 few cavalry on
and-a bsttfryi which Fas returning from h
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