The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-03

eF llniDeQlaLely DackeQ lnlO tHe Ilfer, Wnen
the rebels opened fire upon her. No one
was hurt. The Eugene, on her retttth
tIip tonight takes up a company of soldiers
to destroy the place.
PORTLAND, Sept. 81.
1t appear from authentic official state.
ments that Maine has filled her quotas un-
der both calls for 100000 men. Her quota
under the first was 1000, and all the men
have been in the field for four weeks past
under the last call for drafted men.
Maine has $500 meu ready, all raised by
volunteering, and they have all been in
camp at Portland, Augusta and Bangor
since two fifteenth instant. Thay are all
ready to move the moment they are uni.
formed and equipped. Prior to these con
tributions, Maine has sent over 10000 men,
and including the 1000 seamen she has
given the navy, she has raised 10000 men
for the Union.
The total population of Maine is $685.
600. She claims the proud pre.eminence
of being the banner state in raising yolun-
teers. She sends no drafted to the war.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Sept. 25.
Flag of truce boat Matamora, from All
kin's Landing, brought down about hun
dred and sixty passengers among whom
are ninety-four officers, mostly from Pope's
army. General Prentiss is one of the num-
Der.
A dispatch in the Richmond Wliig, oi
the Gath, signed FL. B. Davidson, states that
the Federals crossed the river at S1epards-
town, with 10000 men, and we're immedi
ately attacked by Jackscn's corps, and rou
ted.
| jackson has recrossed into Maryland.-
Considerable reinforcements ha,e reached
Lee since the battle at Manassas, enough
to replace his losses in the recent battles.
| Tallahassee papers announce the death o
General Call, q distinguished Floridan.
Yellow fever is in Wilmington, N. G.
and is very malignant.
From the Richmond Dispatch of tn.
oath:
The Yankee fleet anchored in front ot
Alexandria, has been ordered of.
The Federals have burned all their disa
bled wagons and have removed their stores
to Washington.
The same paper claims rebel victory
at Shepardstown, and the capture of 400t
Federals.
The same paper says, the train that 4
due this evening, will bring from Culpep
per sixty six Yankees who have been ther,
ever since the engagement at that place
among them, Captain H. Van Dorman o
the e6th Ohio. They will be sent hom,
from Richmond.
Speaking Of their army dispatches i
says only division or two has been with
drawn from the other side of the Potomac
to resist contemplated movement of Burn
side upon our communications at Harper
Ferry.
1t says that Lee repulsed Mcclellan OF
the 18th, pursued him ON the 18th, and de
feated him on the 29th.
All rebel papers brought down claim
victory in all the recent battles, and cal
upon the people not to believe one wore
contained in Northern papers of Northern
successes, and that McClellan's account
of these battles fully equals Pope's fo1
Misrepresentation.
i The Richmond Wing, of the oath, con
tains the death of General William E
Stark, of the Cd Louisiana brigade. Tb
same paper states that General Thomas
: division still remains in Nashville, but thei
troods indicate preparations to evacuate -
Andy johnson says ifethe rebels take Nash
vile they will find his remains under tn
ruins of the Capitol. ...
), In the House bill has been introduce,