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Tnsfrucf soas 10 United States Mg-SAsfs, MI
nsrv ComasaGsnfs, Provost Msrshais,
Police Offers. Sheriff.. &c.
The Quota Of volunteers and Enrolment
OF militia having been completed in the
several States. the necessity for stringent
f enforcement OF The orders of tie War De
partmeut. in respect TO volunteering and
drafting no longer exists Arrests for viola
+ ton OF these srders and for disloyal practices
will hereafter be made only upon nv ex-
press warrant. or by the direction of the mil
itary commander Governor OF the State in
which arrests may be made. and restrictions
upon travel imposed bv those orders are re-
scinded.
fSigt cd l. {. TURNER,
Judge Advocate.
WAsulNerox, Sept. Assistant Surgen
Green. OF the 18th Indiana, returned this
morning from Gainesville, where he has been
since the battle Of las, Thursday week. hav-
ing remained behind az that time TO attend
10 our wounded. Last Sunday our wounded
being IN such condition. DIR. Green started
10 meet the ambulances aud repairing to
their assistance. under flag of truce, aud
when within hailing distance was met by
Gen. A. Z. ALL. at the head of his Division,
who ordered him TO return to Gainesville.
, Waere lac remained prisoner FOR days
After laying his case before Gen. Walker,
who came into the yard where the prisoners
were kept He WAS Internationally reieas-
cd. DR.. Green furnishes the following;
when the battle Vas at It's height on Friday.
Jackson being in command, the rebel army
heavily pressed by our troops, began to
waver ard fall back. when the rumbling OF
Longstreet's artillery was heard coming TO
| Al =. Il.
m. IL infused new courage in the rebels
and when this reinforcements arriv ed at noon
Friday. they made fresh assault upon orr
lines. dsshing over the wounded OF the day
previous, who were lying upon the ground
without any shelter whatever. and many of
whom were badly injured. DR.. Green was
informed by the Quartermaster OF X. A.
Prsor's Brigade. the report also being con-
iermed by other officers with whom he con
versed. that during the engagement ofFri-
day Gen. Pryor Was captured by our forces
and given in charge OF a guard OF one man
The ear of Pryor not being known. he be
lag dressed like private hs however escaped
by shooting the guard with a Defrenger,
which he had concealed on his person.
Green confirms numerous reports relative
10 the Boosting Of the rebels and SAYS they
express confidence OF being able to get into
Maryland, where they expect to get 80 900
recruits. tie also c.nfrms reports of the
existence of rsseh dcs.itution among the
enemy. Int ur.tu'es the scarcity OF food 10
the sFrs; difficulty of transportation, their
army berg such ], great distance from their
base of supplies.
This ia the account given By the rebels.
From all appearances the division OF Gen.
Walker has left the scene of the late engage
ment. for Hsrpers Ferry No one seems 10
know any thing of the Whereabouts of Gen.
Jackson. there being studied silence in re-
gard to him. Gen. Lee has removed his
head quarters to n position near Leesburg.
Dr. Green was informed by a quarter mas
ter. that although many OF the rebel soldiers
appeared without shoes. they still hsd snffi-
cicnt on hand. but matter OF economy they
will not be issued until the middle Of this
month. He saws also the feeling il general
among the men that the war will soon be
ended. and they say they will die before they
will yield in their determination to be what
they term an independent nation. Accor-
ding to their own estimate of their numbers
in the late series OF engagements they have
not less than 100 900 men, with 40 batteries
oil field pieces. most of them being riaed
cannon. DIR. Green reports the losses among
rebels as very large.
WAsaINoroy, Sept Prom one of the
Times correspondents who has just returned
from Poolesviile. we learn that on Tuesday
night the rebels commenced TO cross with
cavalry at or near .he mouth of the Mona
cacy. They brought over two regiments Of
cavalry and threw over pontoon bridge ard
crossed with artillery, and threw out plckets
towards Poolesville.
On Friday, about II clock. a column
commenced TO cross Of infantry and artillery.
They were crossing in three places besides
the bridge, the water being up TO mans
waist. No resistance was offered TO their
crossing. Seine cavalry who were watching
them were vttackei and chased 10 Po0les-
vile. There the houses were closed aud the
streets blockad by the citizens. The far
mers fired upon our aying cavalry they
| passed.
About dusk Gen. Lee rode into Pooles-
/ vile at the head Of four regiments of In
fsntry, and guided by farmer who bad
been proiessedly Union man. Their in
fantry went of TO lett towvrds Frederick
Gems. Lee. Hill, Stuart. and Fiuhugh Lee
are with the men. Their wagon trains were
crossing on Saturday and Sunday morning =
| The farmers are binging in hay and provis-
ions of all kinds aud giving them away
There l. not a loyal man. with one or two
exceptions. there. The women received
them With flags Of JOY.
SUNDAY, Irr. M.-The following account
has just been received from the Upper 20
tomsc
The rebel forces ia the neghborhood o
7, Darnsstown and Clarksburg IL estimated a
2 600. and are composed entirely of cavalry
A bOA, OF the enemy. about .0o, crossed
the river lsst night at Whites Ferry. aud arr
supposed TO be enroate ~ Frederick. Gu
forces hold the bridge across Seneca Greek
which was MOI IA I'D - tie rebels on thei
return from the recent dash ou pArnestown
4 Ii has beea asccriaincJ that .lacksol
crossed tie Ps,SDae opposite the Norti
mouth Vf the Mouacaey. and passed alonl
the tank OF the stream 10 frederick.
rebel picket CAPTURED near Clsrk-bnri
10 day. SAYS Jackson's force = 45.V0o.
Hsa. Henry Lane and Garrett Davis, o
! kentucky. are here 10 obtain certain change
In iise management Of the var IN the ives
Advises from GAINESVILLE. about two and
half M e beyond Bull Run. say the rebs
Gen. A. L. Hill arrived there DAY befor
Yesterday. with IS 900 men from kirbmons
division under Gen. Walker has le
Evansville fof Leesburg.
Nv informant xa~ Jackson. Longstres
aud TIN at Gainsville. and counted fofty
tour fiecis Of artillery. mostly rihed gun
none larger than - pounders-
At ceniersille he saw lev cavalry ~
; only a tatlery which was returning fro
h.~... -. 49, lid driven the 1auk -