New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
The Enemy reported bnvins Crossed into
Maryland Numbers cstimnfed nj from
10000 to 5.OOO-scmc Of orr Cavalry
trLcn Prisoners and Pnroicd-PieLsts
driven inflow to tnisc Washington.

fiom Our ~ rcia Cor. e'Ioni"nL
Roo.,ltty. ND. sept : 100!
There il bu, little occurring here ia the shape 81
news Yesterday il was reported that tie enemy IN
force bad crossed at the different ferIcs few miller
aboy, here. 4 ID aro sid that portions Of our army
the day previous were m.rohing toward IoolesviIic,
when Union man in the village met them, and
warned them not 10 enter the place, ne the enemy
were there in force awaiting their arrival. From
what N earn there three ferries IA the neigh
borhool OF Poo.rsyllle, namely, Conrads Ferry I'd
wardss Ferry, aud Darnels.own Ferry Another
Union man who lives IA the nc.guAorhood also r.! :
that the river il fordabc nine iAes below here, the
water not being mOrs than two feet deep, aud that
the Rebels have cr,rsed here IA large numbers.
TIE latest reports Of tho crossing Of the enemy
into Mnr,l.nd and their numbers learn this after
noon from a trustworthy source. Tie gentleman
who gave ne the particulars says that AZ least 30 600
Relics crested AZ the mouth oi tie M0uOcacy on
Friday. THIS il .nid to be abou, i've or ak miles
above PooosvilIe. They captured about twenty
five If the lot Massachusetts Cavalry, the whole Of
whom were pafoled by Col. Fltz Hugh Lee, who
sent biz compliments by one OF the party TO "Col.
Bobby Williams the Colonel Of the regiment.
The enemy were aso reported by this gentleman ar
moving OH Frederick City in large force.
The report Of tie crosring mas been confirmed by
another gentleman. who says thaI tie Rebels have
crossed ut the mouth Of lie Monocacy, aud that they
were two days in cros,ing. Iio further adds that
they are supposed 20 have force OF from ~, 900 to
- 600 now ia Mar land. At Point OF Rocks alone
hey are reported 10 hive no LEES than A. OOO under
The redoubtable StoDewall Jackson. They crorred
into Maryland yesterday IN tie vicinity of Lees
bnrgb, Va.
The sane gentleman alfo Informs ne that last
evening the enemy drove in our cavalry pickes at
Srneca Bridge near Clarksyiile, when our Iichets
were re, niorced, drove the r. bes back, Gndoccnped
their former position. 1t Issnpposed that the enemy
came around Clarksyille, to The right OF the rear
pickeis.
From high source. learn that surprire il i'm
possble, az our cavalry pickeis extend about Il
mics in advance OF tbs infantry, aud more than p,
miles from the river road up 10 Unity, Nd. We
have also further force Of at l.ast 900 cavalry,
between Rockville and poolcryille, or rather within
n short distance OF Poolcsylie, as that village j.
now reported b be in Rebel possesion with 800 in.
tide, and argc reserve force 10 the neiehborhool
Last night the advance picKets iGth Repn AMI IN
the dncc'on Of Poolesville, captured three Rebels
on hoiseback. Trey wore citizens clothes, but
were armed with ssbor and muraet, and Were
spenddy mounted. They were surprised and COM
mauded 10 halt, when, moi comp ying, yoilcy war
fred, aud two Of the party wounded. Without fur
lhcr attempt at resistance or escape they eprrend,r
ed and at night under strong guard we're taken
10 Washuglon.
learn O. following additional particulars Of the
capture Of some If the LIT Masachusctt- Cavalry,
frC ono of that regiment whom accidentally met
"a the ho,sl here lie siys that Lieur. Coop, OF
Tuning, some ]. or IL men, ~ith rcrgeanl, went
in seaich Of lin, when they were furroun 'ci by
a Icp nent OF the euemys infantry, and an can
wued. They ~fre aierward Earoled, as the com.
rIauder OF the Rebels raid that they could not int
al his time cit cr afford TO keep or feed Irs)ners
An officer on FRIDAY, while we were on the
march % this place, told tIat on the night rre-
yious two men were observed riding rapidly along
P-nusy wanna Avenue, Washington. tor some time
tlev continued their rapl speed unmocsod it being
no rare eght lLese war times 10 zee couple of men
riding ut bfcabneck speed along the Avenue. Al ~
once an officer exclaimed, "Stop those men, they
are rebelf." And 20 they proved % be alter they
were overakeD, their horses being marked c. :. A..
aud The brafs Chaps which iistcns their belt. afro
bearing those letter.. They were both intoxicated
and II IL supposed that they were acting piekes, and