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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
Further Particulars of the Great
Battle
RALrIMonE. Sent N MINI

BALTIMORE, Sept II Midnight
The special correspondent of the Anne
rlcan, from the seat Of war, says
The cannonading ON Tuesday afternoon
was very heavy, and continued, with
some intermission long after night fall.
On this "wednesday morning, it was
resumed at daybreak with such violence
and rapidity, that the people of the yici-
nifty, who have watched the progress of
the five days contest, say it was entirely
unprecedented.
1t was one continuous battle of heavy
guns, and from the position occupied
General MeClellan's right appeared to
rest on Sharpsburg and his left on Catoe
tin creek, The rebels destroyed bridge
over this creek yesterday, hut Gen Nc
Clellan had it rebuilt during the night
The position occupied by General Me-
Clellan appeared to he an advantageous
one, his gums seeming 10 he stationed ON
a range Of hills, from the apex of which
the little clouds Of white smoke rolled np
in the distance, marking distinctly the
line of conflict The reports we're so
rapid as to be without intemnission, and
sometimes three or four reports struck the
ear at the same moment
This cannonading commenced at day.
light, and was heard distinctly up to 10
O'Clock, causing the Impression that the
yrcm JaHL Of the campaign was in pro.
greSs.
The wounded were being carried to-
wards liagerstown and Boonsboro, so that
little could he heard direct from the field
in the direction of Middetown.
The reports that were received from
the scene of conflict were highly favor.
able, our forces having ut the time the
best position and the battle being prin-
cipally with artillery, in which we have a
great superiority.
Soldiers who were on the field during
Tuesday state that the battle was carried
on entirely by artillery on that day. 1t
1t commenced early in tile morning and
continued until late at night
General Mcclellan at the close of the
day had driven them about half mile,
and obtained an elevated position from
which he was operating to-day.
The fight yesterday was, however,
sharply contested by the enemy, and il
was only at the close of the day that the
slight advantage mentioned was gained.
The rumors afoat were various, among
which it was said that Jackson and Hilj
were again crossing the Potomac in the
rear of General Lee, by way of Shep
herdstown, thus coming back from llar.
per's Ferry TO the sllccor of their com
mander, This would be practicable, and
the rapid manner in which they evacuated
larper's Ferry would indicate their sud
den appearance AT some point where least
expected,
1t is evident that Gen. Mcclellan wa.
pressing Gen. Lee to the river in such a
manner that he cannot much longer Sus.
tain hmselfnnlcss relieved from the Other
side Its crossing in the face of such {
determined pressure is simply impossible
and the events Of to-day and to-morrov
are likely to indicate the auccess or tota
failure Of the campaign
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
PROCLAMATION.

o@ce q The Mayor Of lie City Of IIVnino,oo
WHEREAS, A war is being waged o@o in.,
the National Government and its lrian1s n',
supporters, by desperate and relr,,la,' ,"'
enemy and, whereas, the safety and scc"nS' "SS
y OF the lives and property of the citizens
by au-armed and Invading foe '''''''eu
Now, therefore | do recommend olI io..t
citizens to unite in forming military eowS"' ,US"
MES for the purpose of defending tbis ,i,,, Pa,
against attack / or invasion, and il il rnr,h.s
recommended that two hours in eoch 'I'r J',.
be devoted to military duty. ''" ''y
Arms will be furnished on proper apnli.
cation to the Mayor. r''' "PI"''
In testimony whereof | haye h.r.,o ,o,,
ed the seal of the City of Wimipgton ',i'l, ,1,,.
sixth day of September, in the year i "f ,",r mus
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and siy,y. J1'
two. '"" ''N'l-
VINCENT q. GGLPIN, Mnyor
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RECAPTURE OF HARE ER's
FERRY.
HAsTY EXIT OF THE REBELS
A Large Number of Pris onei
Taken.
GEN BURNsIDH ~ posSFsSioM
NEARLY All THE GUNS ANO ARMS RE CAPTuRlD,
THE BRIDGE SAVED.
BALTIMORE, Sent. II.

BALTIMORE, Sept II.
The correspondent of the American,
wri!ing from Frederick says
At the time Of the departure Of the cars
this afternoon it is generally stated here
that llarper's Ferry fell into our pos
session again on Tuesday evening at Z
O'Clock, and was occupied by portion of
Gen. Bupside'S force before the rear of
Gen. Hills division had all crossed the
river, who, to the extent of ! 500 by one
statement, and 1000 by another, were
taken prisoners.
have conyersed with some members
of the New York 10Th regiment, who
were not paroled by the enemy, (their
haste being so great that they could not
spare time to attend to Them. who inform
me that there is no doubt that the place
is now in our possession
They say that it was o'clock on Tues
day afternoon before an opportunity was
given to cross the bridge, and that they
had not marched a mile before they met
the advance of our column moving ON.
The rebels did not undertake to hold the
place, but merely made hasty passage
through, not even taking time to secure
their plunder, much of which, for want
OF transportation, they destroyed.
Nearly all the guns and arms are said
to have been recaptured, and that so sud
den was the descent made ON them that
they did not succeed in destroying the
railroad bridge, the three spans of which
had just been completed
The wholennmber Of killed during the
siege was 43, and of wounded about $50.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
BATTLE AT sHARPsBURG
The Rebels Falling Back
HARRI8nURa, Sentember lI

HARRISBURG, September H.
A severe battle was fought in Maryland
to day.
Onr right wing rested on sharpsburr
pike, two miles this side of Sharpsburg,
and our left this side of Antitnrn creek,
near Porterstown.
The rebels are falling back to Harper's
Ferry, and dispiritcd.
The wounded are arriving at Hagers
town
The bridge reported to have heen de.
siroyed by the Federal forces was the
canal bridge, at or near Williamsport.
The destruction Of this bridge is consid d.
cred of great Importance, as it impedes
the rebels from bringing up supplies
The sailors from The Philadelphia,
Navy yard, attached 10 the naval battery, !,
leave for home to night. The guns are
still at Chambersburg
Seventy two thousand men have thus
far responded TO the Governors cnlls for
troops for the defence of the State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
TIE ARMY OF ExEmprs

Wednesday last was the day appointed
by the Commissioner for hearing reasons
for exemption from the draft, for Brandy.
wine and Christiana Hundreds and from
the great crowd of persons who "ayailed
themselves of the opportunity, it would
seem that nearly every man in both those
Hundreds was present ready to prove
himself a cripple or an invalid. Great
strong, athletic looking men were observed
in the crowd, awaiting their chance to
satisfy the Commissioner or physician that
from some physical infrmity y-perhaps
never known to them before, at least not
through the medium of their appetites or
pleasures-they are unable to defend their
homes and friends from desolation and
death 1t is a disgrace to humanity 10
see so many hitherto able-bodied men
thus sknlk away from the performance Of
one of the highest duties known to civil.
lied man--the defence of his country.
The fact is, this drafting process, a.
now conducted in Delaware, is bur
lesqae, and we hope that, as soon as the
farce is entirely "pIayed ont" Govern
ment will take hold of the matter ii
earnest, and proceed with it in manner
that will be ereditable both 10 itself and
the patriotism OF the State From pre-.
sent indications there will not be found in
Delaware one thousand men liable ia
draft, Notwithstanding the Government
calls upon ua for three times that number
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
PROCLAMATION.

TO ThE CITIZENS on rnH STATE or nr1Aw,.v
WHEREAS Il appears that the enrollmen, :,
the cilizepH-of this State rqnnot be con,Ia,, VI
~ time TO comply with the orders from, ,li W
Department, fixing the third day If sen,", var
drafting: '''''nence
ANp WHEREAS have been authorized bv fl.
Secretary Of War TO extend the tina ,cr ,nv ,'v
draft, If deemed Ivy me to he necessary. ''' ''e
Now. TnGREFoHG, |, WILLIAM Dreroy n.
ernor OF the State Of Delaware, do issue lhis w.
proelamailon, and postpone the dral '' in ,his py
State until the :" 'hs
2Sdh day of September, 4. ID. 1890
at watch time drafting will comm noe
10 testimony whereof, have cansed tbe a..
uiiixed. ~ "erennto
Done at Dover, this twenty eighth dav or A..
9zESA gust, in the year If our Lori sns a. na Au'
@spsp sand eight hundred aud sixty. avg, 'nou
the Independence of said State tha 1nH oi
seventh. WILLIAM 2 mviRhly
by the Governor, iVN'
EDWARD RIDGRLY,
SsrrefdtU oT Sf,,f,
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Emancipation ana Colonization.

I'm THE STATE OF DELAWARE 1 AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRoSpERI-
TY. l ADMIT uNHESIrATlNGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, OR HALF THE
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF TIE INFERIOR RACE, OUR
WEALTH WOULD BE QuADRuPLED. =
lion. James A. Bagard.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
THh NEWS

There was a grand demonstration at
Brooklyn on Tuesday night, on the occa-
sion of the presentation of sword To
Admiral Foote, by the citizens of that
place
General Stoneman has been assigned TO
the command of the division lately under
the command of the lamented Kearney.
General Sedgwick has been assigned Ia
the army corps of Gen. Banks.
Adjutant General Samuels, of Vince
ling, received a despatch on the llth
instant from Col. j ~. Lightburn COM
manding the Fourth Virginia Infantry,
stating that Jenkins whole force of guer-
illas had been met and routed by six com
panies of the Second Virginia Cavalry
Our loss was one killed The loss of the.
enemy was unknown.
The Richmond Enquirer says ut is
ascertained from official data furnished by
tue Treasury Department that the expen-
ditures of the Confederate government
from its commencement to the first of
August amount to $347, ,272, ,95s,S5.n
In the late battle of Mumfordsyille.
Tenn, the rebels had between five thou
sand and seven thousand men in
infantry, cavalry and artillery. Our forces
at lirst numbered about twenty-five hun
dred, but after the battle commenced an
additional regiment came up, Our loss
was eight killed and seven wounded. The
rebels lost between 800 and 700 killed
and wounded
The bark Fanny Laurie, sailing under
English eolors, was captured ON the 4th
inst, by the steamer Sheppard Knapp
on the Edisto, trying to run the blockade,
In the battle of South Mountain, which
was fought on Sunday, on the turnpike
road between Middletown and Boonsboro
Md, we took between 1900 and 1900 pri,
soners. Our loss was about 1000 killed
and wounded The rebels lost $4,000
killed wounded and missing.
Two sisters, named Munzia and Maria
Granata, fought duel at Naples few
weeks ago, from motives of jealousy. The
combat took place with the national wea
pon-the knife-and one Of the sister.
was killed on the spot, while the other
who still survives, received as many ns
eighteen wounds.
The rebel General Garland, who is re-
ported to have been killed at the battle o
II agerstown, on he 4th instant, is Ro
bert r, Garland, late captain in the III
United States Infantry, and is understoo,
TO be son ofthe late Brigadier Gen. ,Jnt
Garland, colonel of the sth infantry, on,
ot the heroes of the Mexican war and VIII,
died in New York city in June, 1861
General Robert Z. Gorland was nati,,
ol virginia, but was appointed from Mis-
sollrl to a second lieutenancy in the III
infantry, on the Both of December ls47
His commission as first lieutenant date,
from March 8. 1855. lie was regimen
tai quartermaster in 1858, and in 1861
rose to a captaincy in the same regiment
position he did not hold many month.
as, having given evidence ofhis disloyaIt,
while with his regiment in New Mexico
he was ordered to be dropped from til,
rolls of the army, to date from May %
1851, While in the United States service
General Garland never did anything tc
distinguished himself above the common
run of officers, He was not graduate
of West Point
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
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Battle of Porterstown.
HARRIsnuRa, Sent. Ia

HARRISBURG, Sept II.
A despatch just received ut headquar.
tars, from HagerStown, says:
ave have achieved u glorious victory,
after great battle.
General Longstrcet was not killed,
hut wounded and taken prisoner.
General TloolleS of the Federal army,
was wounded in the foot
No particulars of the battle have yet
been received, hut it is understood that
the carnage on both sides was awfnI
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durance and appear as happy as possible
under the circumstances; though we have no
tents we don't lose much sleep in conse-
'luenee, They have been wishing for active
canepa'gnnEs and are/gratiGed now. taking
10 ~ very kindly and naturally.
II we nave time, we will inform you of our
prosless Yours.
NIIJV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19

where the heat was intense the whitened
bones could he seen through the smoke
and flames. In other places large masses
of blackencd flesh were visible
Vhe cause of the explosion is not
known, but it is admitted by all to have
been accidental.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19

tfnE q HIGH POLITE STYLE" ."-The sill
y cuphemism of "lady'' for "wife" has
pretty nearly gone out of fashion. Prob.
ably it first arose from such phrases as
" Lord A. B. and his lady" much as one
speaks of n king and "his queen. But
" Indy" female" "young person." have
pretty nearly driven ont the plain word
" woman," which by the light of nature,
we should have thought, needed euphe-
mistic substitute very much less than "fe-
male Perhaps the two very oldest
enphemsms which we have ever heard of,
came in two sermons preached at the time
of the Irish famine In one, preached in
II university pulpit, the divine talked
about " that escuent which has recently
failed" Now, if Moses aud the prophets
could talk straight-forwardly about Ieeks.
and onions, and cucumbers, why on earth
shond not an English clergyman talk
straight-lorwardly about potatoes? The
other instance was more eccentric still.
The preacher told his flock that he had
been himself in Ireland, and that the
wretchedness Of the people was SO great
that he had with his own eyes seen wo-
man yoked TO n plough, "along with an
animal which deceney forbade him to
mcntion.' His hearers were sore puzzled.
What animal is there, especially what an
mal at all fit for drawing plough, which
drcency torbids any one to mention p
There is, indeed, u noisome insect, which
may only he mentioned under the most
general terms There is also quadru--
ped, whose female form requires the most
delicate circumlocuiions, though the male
is preSentable by name in the best society
Bnl the woman could hardly be supposed
To be yoked with Gladly dogs though,
had the sermon been preached in Amer-
ca. il would have been quite possible to
imagine her yoked with gentleman
cow Some ingenious persons suggest
ed II pig, as an unclean beast YET the
mention of Il pig is not looked upon us II
breach Of decency. AT last the beast 50
dclicately yeiled turned out to be-a don
key, But why decency forbade the
preacher to mention an animal which GER
tainly fills an honorable place in both the
Old and New Testaments, is, like DR.
Johnson's custom of collecting orange
peel, one of those problems whose depths
can never be pierced by anything short
of the inquisitivcness Of a Boswell, =
LomiOa Sat Rerier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
The Allegheny Arsenal Blown Up.
IS or 80 Lipe, Lost-A HomjJh Scene
PITTsnuRa. SnnI m

pITTsBURd, Sept II.
lrlghtlul explosion occurred at the
u ). Arsenal this afternoon at two
o'clock, in a large frame building known
as the laboratory. About 17G boys and
girls were employed in the building at
the time of the disaster, seventy-iiye or
eighty Of whom were killed.
The explosion was followed by another,
until the entire building was destroyed.
Those who could not escape in time were
burned up. The scene was most appall-
ing Dead bodies were lying in heaps,
as they had fallen, und in some places
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19

CORRESPONDENCE Two very interest
ing letters from our talented and patri-
otic friend Billy, will be found in the
Journal to-day They will be read with
pleasure and profit by all.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-19
Reported investment Of Charleston.
tort .Sumier said 10 De 6om5arded
BosroN, Sept II

DUsTUN, NtpI II.
The reported investment of Charleston
by our gunboats has some confirmation
by a letter received in this city from on
board the U S. steamer Bibb which says
Fort Sumter has already received a pre-
limnary dose Of shot and shell, which re-
suited in serious damage. .--u
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The Philadelphia. Wilmington and Raj.
tlmore Rail Road Companv,

PHLADELPHlA, September Il, 1862.
fNHE Board of Directors have this declared a sri
nua Dividend Of i've per cent, clear Of goyeInment
after LIST October next. Ai,FRED iinRYep ana
septly-2w. s,erets.v
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Assignee,s Notice

NoIiCE is hereby given that Edmund b speakmsu has
WV day executed to the subscriber an assgnlsnt f
equal beneht Of ali his creditors ." '"s' "'r tue
h.rin nUse nueo'ed WI please make payment and those
delay. JERpMIS II "gsS iIN n ipsi Is5, a, Without
Chrlstana Hundred, Sept. 10 Isu2-sentla.a,ur' wv
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