Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-18
The following summary Of News we take from
the New York Times of the 10Th
THE Rebellion.

A series Of dispatches from Gen. MCCLELLAN
TO Gen. HALLEcK, published this morning, gives
brief outlines of the important events which
have occurred in Maryland during the last two
days. The first dated at $40 p. NJ, ofSunday
announces that, after very severe engagement,
carried the height commanding the IIagerstown
road by storm, the troops behaving in the most
magnificent manner. The action continued
until after dark, and left us in possession OF the
entire crest-a glorious victory. Gen. FRANK
LIN, at the same time, was holly engaged on the
extreme left. In the battle for the possession
of the Heights, Gen. RENO was killed. The
second dispatch, dated at O'Clock yesterday
morning, announces that FRANKLIN's success
on the left was as complete as that on the CEN
tire and tight, and resulted in his gaining an
important position, after a severe engagement
all along the line. The troops, old and new,
behaved with the utmost gallantry, carrying
strong positions with but very little help from
the artillery, and without severe losses. The
enemy had disappeared during the night, and
cur troops were advancing in pursuit. The
third dispatch, dated at o'clock Yesterday
morning, announces the reception of the infor-
nation from Gen. HOOKER, in the advance
that the enemy was making for the river in q
perfect panic,-Gen. LEE acknowledging tina,
he had been shockingly whipped. The fourth
dispatch, dated Bolivar, 10 o'clock A. NJ. an
nounces the receipt of information completely
confirming the report of the rout and democrat
ization of the rebel army. LEE, who was re-
ported wounded, stated his loss at fifteen thous-
and, among whom was Gen. GARLAND killed
Gen. HOOKER alone had captured over a ,hous.
and more prisoners, seven hundred having al
ready been sent to Frederick. This is glori
Gus record of success for the National army.
1t will be noticed that the fourth dispatch from
Gen. MCCLELLAN is dated at Bolivar, which i,
on the lower side of the Potomac, little below
Harper's Ferry. This would seem to indicate
that portion of our army is operating with q
view to intercept the retreat Of the rebel army
across the river.
A report reaches us by way of Chambers.
burgh, Pa, received from persons arriving from
the vicinity of Williamsport, that portion Of
the rebel forces under JACKSON, moved toward
Marlinsburgh, for the purpose of capturing Gen
WHITE and his command, but Gen. WHITE had
evacuated the place two hours previously, and
succeeded in reaching Harper's Ferry in safety
Up to a late hour last night we have received
nothing additional relative to the fighting in
Western Virginia. The advance of the retreat
ing National forces is reported to have reached
Ripley, Va. at 10 o'clock on Sunday night.
From Cumberland Gap our adyiccs are to the
3lst ult. Gen. MoRGAN's force in the best Of
spirits. Forage was being obtained from the
surrounding country, and no doubt was enter.
tanned that our forces would hold out until re-
lieved. An entire rebel company had beer
taken prisoners at Rogers Gap, after dozer
of them had been killed and wounded, without
the loss of a man on our side.
A dispatch from Cincinnati states that thu
rebels lately menacng that city have fallen back
to point four miles south of Florence, where
they are supposed to be awaiting reinforce
ments-pro6ably from the force which has beer
menacing Gen. MoRGANs rear at Cumberland
Gap.
A dispatch from Cape Girardeau, Mo-, in
forms US that the town of Bloomfield, in tina
State, was captured by the rebels on Ihursda.
last, but was recaptured by National troops Of
Friday. The losses were small.
PORTER. with about 500 guerrillas, made
dash on Palmyra, Mo-, on the morning of thu
18TH and released forty secesh prisoners. III
held the town for while. but withdrew whel
he heard an engine from Hannibal whistle. IL
did no damage whatever. The railroad and tel
egraph Office are all in order
An escaped National prisoner, lately iron
Holly Springs, reports VILLIPIQUE moving il
the direction of Bolivar wi h force Of 1000
mostly artillery and that BRECKINRIDGE is ais
moving in the same direction with 5000 men
~ Is said Kentucky is their destination, perhap
columbus, which they think they can hold now
n dispatch from Memphis, giving a summar
Oh reDei news says the rebel Senate has passe
a resolution to recall MASON and SLIDELL from
their boolless transatlantic mission.