, 1862-09-20

Green, of the 10Th Indiana returned from Zanes-
vile to-day. His account of the battle on Fri
day, shows that the advantage was with the Fed
erals up to noon. At that time the rebels had
begun to waver when the roaring of Longstreet's
cavalry was heard coming to their aid This in
spired them with hope and on arrival of rein
forcements the Federals were in turn driven back.
Rebels express confidence of being able to get in
to Maryland, where they expect to obtain $4,000
recruits. He also confirms report of the exist
ence of much destitution among the enemy, but
attributes the scarcity of food to the great difficult
ty of transportation. According to rebel esti-
mate, they have had 10000 men in late series of
engagements NfE.E r
WASHINGTON, Sept Sth.-The following is re-
ceived from the upper Potomac, dated IL o'clock
last night: rebel force is in the neighborhood of
Darnestown and Alardsburg, estimated at 5000,
composed entirely of cavalry. body of the en-
emy, 1900 strong crossed the river last night at
! Whites Ferry. They are supposed to be en-
route for Frederick, Md. From the Times cor
respondent, who has just returned from Poolsville,
we learn that on Thursday night the rebels COM
menced to cross; infantry and artillery crossing
in three places beside the bridge. No resistance
was offered to their crossing. Some Federal cav
airy, who were watching them, were attacked
and chased to Poolsville. About dusk Gen. Lee
marched into Poolsve at the head of four regi-
ments of infantry, crossed the Monocacy and pass
ed along the bank of the stream toward Freder-
ick. The Tribune'S Washington correspondent
says that the rebel Surgeon who amputated Gen.
Ewells leg told one Of our Surgeons that Ewel
had since died.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a paroled prisoner,
who arrived here last night, says $4,000 rebels
have crossed into Maryland. The main body of
them passed over the Monocacy. He passed
through their lines and counted 27 batteries-
This statement IS believed by military men here
: BALTIMORE, Sept S-Rumors are in circua-
ton that the rebels are gathering near Westmin-
ster, % miles from Baltimore.
Some officers from there express the opinion
that the rebels design moving on Baltimore
HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept 9.-The rebels are
said to be entering Pennsylvania in force, near
Hanover, York county, with the intention, no
doubt, of destroying the Northern Central Rail
road. Arms are being rapidly sent to the coun-
ties on the southern border
MARTINsBURG, Penn, Sept. 7.-Rebel cavalry
to the number of 400 attacked the Federals sta
toned at this point to-day, but were repulsed with
much loss. About fifty prisoners were taken with
their horses and arms. Their loss in killed and
wounded is not known. Our loss was two killed
and ten wounded
New YORK. Sept 9.-Gen. Hunter and staff
have arrived. He has been superseded by Gen.
Mitchell
A Washington letter dated Sept. 5th, says
Mcclellan was tonight placed in command of the
armies of the Potomac and Virginia. The whole
army was ordered to be provided with three days
rations.
Captain Vanderbrook, commanding at Fort
Aberorombie, writes that large number of In
dians had appeared around the Fort and carried
off all the Government mules and cattle belong
| ing to the post He also says that unless rein
forcements arrive soon he will be compelled to
abandon the post.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. 9-The latest in
formation received, says the rebel pckets were
within twelve miles of Hanover, York county.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Gen. Pope has been
assigned to the command of the Department of
the Northwest, to operate against the Indians.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 9.-Information from
Fort Ridgly under date of the 4th inst, says the
Federal forces have been attacked by 25O sava-
ges, IS miles from the Fort During the engage
ment the troops managed to throw up breast
works of dead horses and earth behind, where
! they held out until reinforcements arrived. Thir
teen whites were killed and forty-seven wounded.
Before the engagement our forces had buried 800
of the massacred whites.
OMAHA, Sept. S.-Letters from Sioux CITY say
messengers from the Yanktown Agency bring in
formation that that tribe is on the eve of rising
against the whites. Some settlers of Dacotah
have already been attacked. Their women and
children are flying to Fort Randall and Sioux
City for protection.
CHICAGO, Sept "a special dispatch says
Garibaldi has been defeated and himself taken
prisoner. The Italian insurrection is ended.
PARIS, Aug. 3L-The capture of Garibadi is
confirmed.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-The Times editorial
says Gen. Mcdowell is in this city under arrest,
and we are informed on the charge of treason by
whom preferred or on what grounds we are not
aware.