, 1862-09-09

AAt AoAS iAIo tAL JAAAN NAtutu1S
md denaadeGthe En1ender:of the hospital;
Their pickets were thrown out as far rs New :
55ohnson holds thbis position with:a
heay tefee. .Jacksoq waS,saiA to be- ,afteeu
tniA this siaf 4fjPAnt ii R4ckEi aid later I
news from Poolesrilie says their cavalry are :
securing the, whole country fs1,hoxses, cattle;
I'D s1;riscners:s Fhe1ebels hzss hzs Infantry this !,
side 2f Pq9Alf5vil}s: They! sEs drawn:ie line !
OF battle across the road and rest upon their
arms ready to1 tue attack in high spirits, and
feel Eure OF taking Washington, but saY they
are going north first 70 procure supplies: :: t
1fEs4 rseroN,, Sept: s.=:.Aa eReaped PRISON !
eE, EtoRas iu the-hands Of the rebels four: I
days, says that al the Federal forces at Fred--
bticlEfeh backto H4rper,s Ferry, but: before ::
doing 50 had ION !:Taurgdsg atgbtf :hhtnEd the
Eos;itIand commit sarE st6tes, AUD removed |
tie sjcE and Wounded: On Friday last the
fetel picke4s extended ontas far-as New Mar.
kets, eight titles southeast Of Eraae1iek-- Tae
fede1al 3ickets wsre withdrawn sixteen miles
ffcm the same place. The rebels :hadgnt pos:
scesion Of two-o three -rars :at Frederick,
so1ae Of which were loaded With Old ponsooa
bridges. -
@'17 WASHINGTON: SEPT. ST p. nn.-Inteli-,
Eerce received znre .lasts night, and addition.
ally confirmed this morning, of. the occupa=
tion.of Frederick CRY, Mary land; BY The rebel
forces, naturally excited much surprise, min
glcd with indy yd1atl5n and alarm. There was
bus l1lat ed portHni'a forpbtaining infor-
nation from that point, almost all the intslei-
gencc coiinlng BY way If Bl1timore. The gev-
eminent authorities .rdceiyed the news2e eariy
yesterday evening, ana written documentary
toIn., La6F night, Immense Eoales Of OUR
ir1eps wer5: IN aosion;;tor ths+ Upper Poto-
mac and elsewhere, ard to-day the military
iaI.eza' ione continue, - r r.
= EeaE5 aH 1ha:Tebel frqo1s haSeaJpatsntly
been vithdiawt rom: our font none III arge
sorce remain.
TEeIe is no doubt that large Eeinforeements
oi 1eKaas-s7sre yeste7da ay' 'petsing from Ashley's
Gap south Of Leesburg, as if Intending to
-c1ess- At f5uieker' cry which is between
: Point Of iReklksI aH'a Edwards Ferry The
rebels move III solid columns, first cavalry,
next artilIesE. then istantey, with their bag
gsge ini1he ;1ear, ardssttaezs again are followed
in the same order by similar descriptions OF
troops. Tie people Of the valley h*ye COZ
! rtribntcdto to the subsistence Of the rebels, and
doubtless have furnished them with all needed
3rfo1M !-::7,- = . 80 ~ 'TE3 e.,
Notbibg hasbee1 ttte:irdd d:ftG fffGm our troops at
Ha,rcr's Ferry and Martlnsburgt who are cut
+ dn f1pm rehfalcemehb b. TIE MONUMENTS Of
tie 1ebe]s towards Frederick.
W1o arrived mere to=day; having
IF. + redtrick bFtwuen 9 ann 10 lo!clock last
nlslit, on horseback, says| the :rebsi force
tHzre il estimated at 40, Goo men, under Stone
wall dickson. From Ills Hi & sgentleman's con-
yerzatsoR with rebel officers he derived She
impression that one Of their objects is to de-
.slioy the NosthernE Eentrl Penns yIvania rail-
read and otl.er*isr operate in that STATE, and
having ulterior designs on Washington and
l. Baltimore Our informant was glad TO leave
the ntighborhood OF Frederick without caring
10 main loHg 70 verify lis data.
| Gen. Banks is sick at Wi.lard's hotel. The
:-att ttendant sn@on Trescribes 4uiet and rest as
reccssary for bis recovery from the injuries
| he received ut the battle of Cedar Mountains.
Tse eoiap7nies Of Vermont caralry, VIII
were suprosed.to have been cut off in an affai1
On fhG Rap. aEannocl1 some d4ys- ege, have
come ssfsfy into our lilies, afteE having pc,
teit..etg H.ab daneers and .Arashipa IN 1.,1r
tu;1 Z circuituus route to reach the city.
HAnE1sDrNG, Sept. s.-Gen. Andrew Por
teEar9ived this n16rnihEE; for the purpose o
cohfetzing with the governor as to the hes
means of checking tine enemy in the threa;
cred raid INTO this ,Ssate., The rebels are sait
| to be entering Pennsylvania in 1orcs neal
Hanover, with the intention, no doubt of de
stro, ing the Northern Central Railroad. Ru
nore Of their advance upon 1Iayerstown ar<
nniouuGs4,. Arms, are. being rapidly sen
Throughout the fuput:ea on t6ur soptber'
~ bor1serE i = N=:-t
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Nothing further ha
rcacled lieGe~ Of the nlN1euaptS Of 5the rcbrl
in A4t5laad.I Thefc are nanz GanabEs, aulon'
them, enc ttat the rebels arc gatoerlag il
some place near Westminster, twenty-tw
miles from Baltimore. Some Officers VIII
have come thence express the opinion tha
.tbesres sesasei25n'1 1lsoying onIB1ltihoTe:
lts. Br*- enkss postmaster Frederick, to q
away all the United States mails aud govcra
nlent funds before the enemy entered tn
city.
T., BAE11MeNE, segt. :&-Gov- Bradford hhs' i:
sued proclamation eallinS on the lit citizens
organize for the protection Of the State.
t.. WArHrsaTos, SgIt. .r8::-A pAra1ed prsEons
who arrived here. to-day, rSpurts-sshat abnr
0,ce0 rebels baye passed into Maryland, th
main body Of them over the Monocay. q
had :4atssd: through the lines and counte
twenty-seyen batteries. This statement
believed among 44t4itafrrne in, this city
report: reached f1ere tEia morning that the,
;Rus 8 askilmisb p lie neig ghborhood of Poole
vile to-day. Many Of the citizens of tn;
locality came to Washington.
new YORK, S-pt. The New York Ne
Eeu'u4lus a zispateh hdateG at dTl5cK d. n
Sunday, stating that. tlsre is t1eme
! dous excitement lii = tssinif5g:on on q
count Of he rebels crossing intn --aafaEy11an
but it is not believed that they can hold the
ggEpu1d against -tkeR ,UnioA troops. Tne
) Val he bst5lc soon. 3;s5 ! = .*5
Tie Times Washington dispatch contain
the following:
/ Gep:foPe; at his nm Tsa1eat :Eas5 on Fl
L day relieved Of his command il order to NAL
fas5gs1 se1inst fGsns FEGEEtHsr, Fftn,i;a' =
Three hundred rebel cavalry from Leesbur
, SnoCaNo o4GA ~ AlQaS .0L- EQ NhrQ b EE[fT
), Friday, but were rcpulsed.
At2o.ctoek pnSat urdas: tho rebels shcce:
> fully rcrewed the attempt and crossed ut ST
a eral points. they Immediately invaded Poolt
: Vile and then Jamestown. The operator
= -tAeaatterplaqe escaped and cut the rltcs Of t
= military te'e graph. FcarinEtaete were unh
. forces in the vicinity, the rebels soon rvtir
= and stationed -pieketa = short distance fro
The rebels also crossed between the ferri
g abnFe the Point,of F3ekS, and nAehed :
;, White Oak Springs, across the Monocacy.
L The T0Hs also has the fella3ings dated
. o'clock on Saturday hight: Tue. lats
i from the Upper Potomac states that Jacks
u ard Ata aftdy entered Frederick this morniu
Is They EhaEeppaessisn Of the Baltimore andO.
:. Railroad, and have torn up the track. sud !
Il s;roysd culverts east of that pl tce. They al
c. Gu, the telegraph. ,Ah the f6ilidE' sst6dE:k y
saytd..:I
N BALI1NQEE, Sept. 7.-Frederick, Maryla1
L. 'Hnd6dbtedf occupied yesterday, betwe
10and Il 'clock, BY the rebels, Put of !
ID faees: fu11sd G. Buckes seS6wh3' as if "a
L. either toward the5Washinyton road or Bal
II more pike Tie crossing Of the Potomac y
le effected at three points -. -
::Fngfttres who left frederick last night
n port The eta5: occupied by about t, 6,ooe .feb
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