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ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS

Gen. Meigs, Quartermaster-C}eneral OF ths
Army, has been engaged for some time back IN
sysemanxfnS meaAures whereby the baggage
trains Of movivg columns shsll be reduced 10
reasonable lirnite. Hence the lats order for.
bidding the carrying Of trunks, &C., OF officers
and prfyatss. As the transportation of tents Of
regiment requires great number Of wagons,
IL 10 intended that In ectuai camnajSni In n. :
shall Be dispensed with, and only shelter fonts
furnkhed, which the soldier carries upon his
back. The fact that the Csnfsderates make
IonE marches and gain important Victories
without tents OF any kind almost without An =
WAGONS, points 70 the necessity OF abrfdetnr the
exravagance OF an army In respect to such
matters. Napoleon said that I've hundred
with thirty days' provision, &c.
some OF our volunteers regiments manage to
get or have some MY wagons, and soldiers
leave Tor the seat Of war with sixty pounds to
large Quantities Of eupern nous articles are cast
away by the road side. Tfa . s---7F
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YNArcrAL.-New York papers OF Yesterday
even1nE saye The stock market Il rather lower
to-day, the favorable accounts from the Poto-
mac army received yesterday not being entirely
confirmed THIS morning There II, however no
pressure 70 sell, and prices Of most descriptions
show onlya fractional decline. Governments
secnrities are steady at Yesterdays prices. The
Coupon Sc Of 1881 ar quoted iofx aiof 4, the
esxaes. The Coupon ~ Of 1871 are hrnniy held
at sohs9i4 Money 10 easy at q per cent on
cah On miscellaneous securities per cent il
seuye The sales Of tAs day have been chiefly
AZ tJAatf74, which n the closfnx price since
ens nfyt board; There b further rise Of fper
cent IN Dufaaoie Demand Notes The mafket
was swept this morning ct ii2xali9x RI.
cnanke y very dull Tor the stssuisr to.day.
ffrye bills On London are quoted l3osf2ok, III
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Quite a number Of wounded have arrived
her, md q; osk,r points On ths 0anssrIAad
Valley railroad
.zzThs news Of Gen. MeOsilsn,s vistosy was
rsesived here with great rejo.cinE. b sssssA.
- Many % the troops here are srssns to 90 for
ward. that hey may YET assist IN the rout of
ne enemy and The great work Of crushing The
xeealton. ~ : =sEszs.s gee. -sss = $3.50
Ths body Of Captain Gsorse A Brooan Of NJ
sesA PsrasyfyasiA fsgtmsnt arrived Asrs TO-
day, Hs Funeral. WIZ nks pascs his eyenins.
.etDoelock.As zssas Is So = r-4s~s9s
Ths rsmstps Of Col 6an~sl Orcasdals aaa
CAp< ". II. Andrvws, both OF tie ian Penn.
sylvAnia reginsnt wsrs, siso BROUGHT hers 70
day. The rsaaiaa ef Coloasl Ofoasdals viii Be
cent 70 Dsylsssowa, aAd fhoss Of CapE Andrews
@ Rssdi.s. ne bodsss AZ n chsrss Of John
", Brown = s-.-,.,.s = -
/ Travel 70 0sahsussrs cad Hsgsrs.ov.
!was roxnsd to-Aay, aAA s,sassra1Ais sosAAs-
nioason = nov OPEN 70 Boenssoro'. PCS
80 The W sund % In shs Late Battles. 49,, =
Ths following pfoclamatioa was issueA ~
tsrday, - HaSsrstown, Nd:
aPRooLAAArioa-Ths eitis.ns are rsSsssA
I'd 70 suspend their ordinary business, sad give
aid in bringing In the wounded from The bstsls-
ASld, and providing for them u - 80
,01rfornaHon 6 TO what r wanted, and
passes, viii b furnished At this once.
IL this request b eomplisd with, II may
prevent the necessity OF q psremptory srdsa
on the subject. = '~
"E. SrnsosR MILLnR, Provost Marshal.
"WALrER McMIoHAnI, Aid r+-a-=T.i
|, Hagerstown, Sept. 10, lsea.
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THE INDIAN WAR IN MINNESOTA.
The Indians Show q Disposition to Como to
Terms.

The Indians Show q Dis position to Como to
MnwAUKIB, Sept 10-Ths st. Paula
Pioneer and Democrat OF the 10th inst con-
tains letter from Little Grow, Chief Of the
Sioux, to Col. Sibley, In which he says he
wants 70 know in what way he can make peace
for his people. He also says that the white
prisoners in bis possession arc as vol treated
rs his own people.
Letters from the Sioux chief, " akashaw and
Taspi, are Of q friendly character, and de-
nounce Little Crow "a tho chief OF all the diff.
ficulties. II Is evident that the Sigux are much
divided, and qusrreling among themselves.
Col Sibley requests Little Grow TO give mp his
prisoners, and tells wakash.v and Taapi that
he will meet them and their friends Il open
day. He adds:
al am powerful enough to crush all those
who attempt to oppose my march, and to pun
ish those who have washed their hands In In
nocent blood"
The Pioneer of the Eth instant says that tho
Chippewa Embassy has returned, and that they
had successfully settled all questions OF dis
pute, and left the Indians In a nore cordial and
friendly state Of mind than has existed for many
years.
Nearly all the Chiefs were present, and signed
treaty of perpetual friendship at Grow Wing
on the 18th instant, wbereupon the whole band
prepared to leave for their homes all satisfied,
and Hoie-in-the- Day promised to dispense his
men.
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rAN Irish MANN BoRs A YAxKKI MAa-oY-
WAn-The Workmen of the BROOKLYN navy
yard, large proportion Of whom, are Irish. are
osnSnted ~ alaee act Of Secretary Weflss. Ono
OF me vessels now In course Of construction at
the YARD nnder the supervision OF Mr. Delsnu.i
- 70 be ceiied the sShamfockr Tia Irisn.
NoYkmen dee,are that Mr. LincolA 90 should,
man her with Irishmen aud asud. her amer tia
2sop:z II 10 quite certain that if an Irish naval
ir1ease were Wanteu, and regular naval built
man-of-Wsr called the ShAmrockE made &c.
ship, no drsftne mould hszrsquired 70 oyidsr
q cfeW IN Brooklyn.a - .ssrsas ga > sTs'1 ?
rs rEaAG sfsfz.a 80
s~Ihel indefatigable CharlD Henry Foster.
hae eg1kved At Me- berh n q. and taksn xhs
stxDskes. cepdtda1a for 0onGrsss e the a.
lpro4chfng election. .s1aefsgsf .fe4s bs7evessla
Majoss Geusra1 Mccall 1at4co6mSnder
Of afhss Repwylvzniw Reserves has b8ex bo.hE.a
naAfd log Coagsss bythe. noNscfan Of ChssSeR
scouuty,aRzo>fe had sICasf setosEs saH ssEssIl -
bseT tea .z4al- sz5 - ssTss tksFs ri szsx ysfr
sssavss Rs4elpSA .. taaa E.ns Lad
les Alk-if 1asis 81 Sssfse s.{zs'4 sEss1-ss
,1slRroEz 80 - aziz 6 sis& IN zassr ia
-ioa - y2si1S saw EsttsS y zzlr s'sAssfJbE
60 50 Sss7a 80 sasEs g cav EzfSeI = sFsf
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DAx11Gs wDsrss. Ezfhs Boston Pot ~.
When - bodylof Col Eletchef WshsteY -
commtf>sd - xhs foub at lasuhflssA. fh,c -.
dnrfn1ns - theRsqneatsof. H. fnmkl 3, ornIsd :
tharcnfInn con1ntnknk 49, Tsnains-ef Bo11.ie
Webeer.es Dsenylhdd naturally done g. ssof1..
but ths marked peculiax1x1esf OF tflke<enaasiysn
head and face were clearly distinguishabie.
.h1cas-aK ~ aztTsep FfssIf s1zl-s,sfiz5ss -
We - -scessts ,srssetsEioF .asss 80 To1 ~
sskssssf ,fEsss tE1El ssh sSxss ass sTSa seoe
ef3ca hLzcs fss .sszfSnet - ssnst& ,efss EiGssx
q .anfETS fefs Z Ls-soz sfT tai ~ hsatefds
.xGf1sefaSiog aa2 FsEzsGs
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0uR IsDrAs DryyfcrLrfss.-The following
notice has been issued by Acting CornrnissionegS
nix, Of the indian Bureau: ~

Afx, OF the INDIAN Bureau: = F--A- e'G
:. z. y - DepG-tperf Of AeKpserSoy, !, z
OFee q 9e Indscs 4gsiys, Sept. 10 fs62
10 ns fxbtSe.--From Information recei yed ss
warrant rae IN 30 doing, consider It my duty
70 wsrn All persons contemplating tho crossing
Of The plains this fan In Utah, On the Pacific
coast, that there IL good reason 10 apprehend
hosdlittes on the part Of the Banaock and Sho
S0sne or Snake Indians, a. well as the Indians
upon the plains and along the Plette river = .
summer cemmitted several robberies and
murdefs.o They are numerous, powerful and
wariikes and should they generally continue q
hostile. at<itude, are capable Of rendering the
per1lous. Hence the warning - lFlf9'
aByordsr Of The Secretary Of the Interior. 4
- CHARLEs z. MIX, -
Ia 49, Acting Commissioners
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GYNURAJ nANA

Gen. Dana, who was among the wounded In
Wednesday, great battle, has reached Wash
ington, and il the guest Of A. n. Zevely, Third
Assistant Postmaster observation-disclosures SOS M
street, corner OF Tenth street. He is In excel
lent health, and his wound, which IL In the leg,
will probably not long detain him from active
duty. o. l-.
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A Dispatch from Gen. Hooker--A Grea,
Baftle and o Great vietery-The Car.
mage AWfnl-Gen. Hooker Wannd ed

CxsrREvILLs, Md, Sept. IA great battle
mas been fought and we are victorious. had
the honor TO open 1t yesterday afternoon: and
itcop timed until 10 O'Clock this morning. w hen
was wounded and compelled to quit the field.
The battle 'was fought with violence on both
sides. - : =. -
The carnage has been awful. --g
only regret that was not permitted to take
part In the operations until they Were conclu-
ded, Tor had counted on either capturing their
army, or driving them in the Potomac. -
MY wound has been painful, but 1t IL not one
that Will be likely to lay me up. I was shot
through the foot ssr - j. HOOKER, :.
Brigadier General. \
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4 Dishonest CLERK--Yesterday Afternoon.
two soldiers went into the store OF Mr. Kauf-
man, on tho avenue near Third street, 20 MAKE
some small purchases, and rendered in pay
ment q twenty dollar Treasury note, which The
clerk, John Cotton, pretended he had not TO
eeived. One Of tbs soldiers stopped in the storr
while the other went on and procured the ser-
vice. Of of1icer Milstead, who went 10 the stors
and arrested Cotton, and on rsarchng the stors
found the mote slowed away under parcel Of
goods Cotton was taken before Justice Fur.
guson, who held him 10 bail Tor appearance .
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE REBEI.s YvACUArD HARP1BS
PERRY, AFTER DBSTKOrING THA
PONTOON BRIDGE AND 9TH
ER u. 8 PROPERTY.
THEY ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THH
RAILROAD BRIDGE, BUT PAIL 4

a. .,.x.r . y, "a. DAY. notstrr had .6.an
-
As~o A
TO three p. m ysssrosy' Wnsn nus army Wa IN
pursuit Of ths Tying robels, who were crossing
the Potomac.
y-terd.v IN. ,..4 ~ t,,.- ,.,,.,,- 49,, .,,.,,
,r,-
o'p~- 49, INN Ha MY AS
ourneo an tne efovernment property tney found
there that they could not carry Oh Including
Tie pontooa bridre and store houses.
Th.x :, "a. = "a a,.t, - !. =. s..uxn,s :,
.,-II.,---.I,.
- -. " 80 ~ S'i
OF when proves unsaccesefui The sepef-
structure spon them was, howevsrs much
zaanaxSd by tAess vSndAl st>suvSs. bsssgg
- ~ t.h. n n. .rr,.nt.a tA.a cs.n.~ai Mama.
,-a, ..-e-....---..,.. ,,,4-.---.. -,
= IT,, -. - 80 - ~
svssn so1as PoruoA on Az s0ops'E sf-aS~'
,,.-,.... --,,..--r
- : =, YoKY COUNTY. PA. = = !
We learn BIZ q esatlsnaa- ffon WrixA6vfllA,
Yofk county, Pa, hist dessrssrs ffufa TIE Rebel
army are passing through thas place, on Ithsir
way North, By he dosea. Most Of fAsn swsrs
northsrA nsn ~ birth. Who wsrs imprssssd Into
TIE HsbSl ssryfes, aad who svaiisd thsuasslyes
trials and tribulatoas Of Ne .butter-nlt army.
Tnsrs = no doabe thai Rebel sxissariss nave
psnstratsd - far - ths SusqlshAnnA ..
Nrghnyiils. Some tina ago number Of men
went 70 O. 'colorsdD woman who lives on tie
AROUND Top" mountain. and questioned her
closely a. 70 the peopis OF ths neighborhood, the
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A Row.-Yesterdsy afternoon, as ofcorI
Pierce, Meredith and Slater, Of tho Fffth Ward,
and Drvall, OF the Sixth Ward, were walking
part the tavern n the corner OF Third s--eas
and tie avenue, q row broke out inside bet ran
tho rrorr1etors and q number OF soldiers which
grew out Of = difpute about the payment OF q
bill for crabs, and during which the hadss
used muddlers, sticks, an bottles the soldiers,
one receiving q severe cut The ofncer Al
enoe went in, and with considerable difficulty
arrested Charles Msdes, Louis Madas, and
Christopher Mades, who were taken before
Justice Ferguson and fined g. - each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

ANoTHHR CASH OF DIsTRBss-Las, nieht
Pntrolman johnson, Of the Third Ward Wa
called into the Second Ward 70 take 4 female
from houre corner Of Eleventh and q streeo
Sue was very sick and feeble, and had zone
thers for assistance; but the inrnates, thinking
her drunk, refused her adnittance, and sent Tor
the oftcer 70 take her away. She was a middle
aged woman, decently clad, and ssys she CONES
from Prince Georges county, Nd. She was
taken TO the Third ward station and made a.
comfortable as possible. This morning she gave
Der name as Mrs. Thompson, and an oflcsr got
permit Tor her to enter the aims Louise, WHERE
she will be transferred 70 the hospital She has
the appearance OF beiRs1n the last stage OF con
sumption.
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Heodqaarters Of the Aras, !
Sor,ts-Aar 10 f0eo

manding the department Of I orth Carolina,
has called attention TO an article in the New
York Evening Post Of September 9Th, in which
are pnon.ned the numbers and positions of his
troops. He remarks that New York paners
always reach the enemy in a few DAYS after
publication, and that such information from
our friends IL more injurious than that gained
by the rebel spies.
The newspaper press Is earnestly requested
TO make no publication I'm regard to the num-
bers and movements Of our troops. No infor-
nation could be moro desirable to the enemy
than this. Such publications have done inn,
mense injury to our cause
II. W. HALLDcK GenaraI IN C1hts<
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|. ! DIR WnuNnYn

DR.. Latternan,s Surgeon General IN Cen.
McCleilan's army, has been ordered to send
l,0O0 wounded soldiers TO Baltimore, 1000 TO
Philadeiphia, and 500 to this city. tgs.T a'fT
Medical inspector Knyier telegTaphs TO head
CHARTERS here That he has effected arran gements
tor tine accommodation Of shout 500 of the
wounded in Harrisburg and Reading A
number Of the wounded have also been sent to
Haeerstown, which II only nine miles distant
from. the battlefield - 49,. = -,
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LOCAL NEWS.

TuBsaAL or REV. FzsssR Ksresy-n.
funeral 81 h-v 4. A. Knteht psetcr OF 81
Peters Chsroh, took plsS> At the church th,s
noess.. Ths cAsrsA- vss erovdsS sy a lar,
lo.sHolic conSr-rst,e.s O de ps.eies saa ssss
h.ss 4 IN =: arr :,.s g g. =. &C., r..
largely rsPrsssshs6, Ass took seas on csth-v
ssAs q ths altar dsriaS ths ssrvios.
Ths corpss We clothed in fan vsstnsnb s.1
eiosA, cad heavily mounted viii silver. A sn-
ysr YlsN On Us top sofs ths rans asd dass a.
TIE dean o. tie dscsassd Prsvioss % tAs eos,-
ron, % 20 sIss. s',,,Ss 1870. a. 60 p = 40
congrefauen, many Of whom - hoy Csssd O
Ne hfe- hike feature, wsrv moved 70 tearl
Al ptn& o'eieek, tAs funeral csrsnonsss w~,s
eoSnhsnc<d by the celebration q high Rsss.
the eelesrsnt beng Rev Tsthsr AeEaliy as-
ststant pastor Of 81 Masthsw's, assBssd by
ksv. fatAsrs pfioa a deacon, and OHassn
aross, and AFTER reading the Iith chapter Of 81
John, delivered an impressive discourse A
which lie paid q high tribute 20 N memoir on
timors in iscs o. parents no, Of Is. us =
faith, and entered 81 Msrys College "a a stu
dsnt the same year An which The speaker en-.
Catholic faith, and continued In the conere
aftrT graduating S one Of the faculty, untl
some ten years since he was called TO the cha--a
OF st. Peter's- Father White spoke OF has con
duct at college, and Of the trials he had In BID,
studies, but he was persevering and surraoupt-
ed all difficulties. He was ordained 70 the priest
hood In 1880 L.
IL was unnecessary for the speaker N e,lo-
giee the deceased 10 his conxreeatlon: thry fnrv
him well. He was always IN his place and
never refused to visit the sick or hasten 10 tha
desth-bed when summoned. Always where
his duty laid there he waz. In this his fellow
clcrgymen could learn q lesson. Tie did not
| embrace the priesthood for the sake Of flthv
lucer, but his whole aim was the salvation Of
souls.
The exercises in the church were then CLOSED
by The choir singing " Rest, Spirit Rest" and
the corpse 81 borne in procession 10 the church
yLd by Rev. Fathers Early, president Of
Georgetown College, Hoban, McCfraw, Turner
Egan and Wigett, when, after tho usual osrs-
| monies, it was consigned 10 the grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

IycpspIkzIsH.-As oldtrr named Henry
Jcnes, vss arrested in the county Yesterday
by orcer King, on the charge OF having sct rru
20 the house OF = Mr. Harper, near Brightvood
He vas brought In and committed 70 jail fOr
further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

-AocBssoRY TO MURDHR-Ofhcer Mulloy, o.
tie County Police, yesterday morning arrested
q soldier named W. II. Rafferty,, on the chargs
Of being acoeesory 20 tho n urder OF NJ George
Wilson, few days since, for which John MAN
bad been arrested previously by the same Of
ncer, and sent 70 jail by Justice W alter RSf-
ferry was brought 70 the city and committed %
Jail nor further hearing -.
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FROM THE BATrLE.FIELD.

bk1rmfSnfng XesteFd4y-Ftny thousand
. Rebels still This Side of the Potomac
Rumsrsd Capture Of General Lee-fwen-
~ Thcusand Dead and wounded Rebels
Left In Oar Hands.
dispatch to the Philadelphia Inqulrer.I
BALTIMORE, Sept. ia large number of
dead and wounded men arrived here tonight
There were two car loads of dead.
Lieutenant Duffy, who brings the body Of his
brother, Captain Duffy, 6eth New York, len the
battle field last night. He confirms all the pre-
vious statements Of McClellan's brilliant sue
cess.
There was considerable skirnishing yester-
day. The general impression is that fifty thou
sand Rebels are still on this side Of the Potomac
river, and must yet be captured. F
There Ia a rumor here to- might that the Rebel
General Lee has been captured.
It 10 belle we'd that at least twenty thousand
dead and wounded Rebels have been left in our
hands, many are still unburied. II in thoughi
TO be Impossible for tine Rebels 10 retreat
through Virginia. The body OF Gen. Mansfield
IL here being embalmed many others are COM
Ing In for the same purpose.
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UNFAyORABLE SYMPTOMS IN TIL
WOUND TO THE GALLANT HOOKER

From Mr.. Moees Sweeteer, OF this city, who
has just arrived from the seat OF war in Mary.
land, We get the following:
Our troops were in excellent spirits over the
results OF the weeks fighting, and the enthu-
siaSin OF the new regiments was especially no.
ticeable. sEdc1E
The latest estimats places our loss in killed
and wounded in the battle OF Wednesday as
high al thirteen thousand The enemy's loss
was terrible. g .-.----..-- ..-
The scenes at the hospitals and elsewhere in
the vicinity OF the battle-helds were terrible a
large hole dug in the rear OF n church az Get
tysville had been filed with. amputated limbs
alone. 80 "a. .-..--
On his way past the previous bsttle-flelds OF
the week, Mr.. Sweetssr saw many purifying
bodies Of the Confederate dead. Five bodies
were in one group. Near by was the body OF
Confederate soldier, who, in, his agony, had
kicked away the earth for q considerable space
in the vicinity Of his feet IA
Mr. s. passed some 1000 Confederate prison.
era, taken in the recent battles. Seven hundred
Of them were in q body at Monocacy.
He met large numbers OF troops moving for
ward to reinforce Mcclellan
Col. MaxWsbsf. who had his arm shattered
in the battle, came down on the train last night
~ did also Gen. Dana. 80 - -
Lit whitenon, of the N, Y. Bsrdan sharp
shootsrss shot N the leg, died during ampsts-
ten. - sess.isses ~ slss - Hsaf8 "a Fgg
The wound received By the ezllans Hooker
was through ne heshy pars o. the foot symp-
tou0f ok1ockjaW causef suneasiness In hin case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

@Surgeon General Hammond len yester-
day for tho ssstls-field, and took with him q
corps Of surgeons. -.
DR.. Joseph r. Smith Ia acting surgeon during
Or. Hammod's absence,
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THE COL KIxasRupv

The remains Of Col. Kingsbury, killed In tho
action Of wednesday last, have reached Wash
ngton, and are laying at the residence of his
father-in-law, Col. Taylor, Commissary Gen.
eral U. S. Army. 3 =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

FATAL AccIpAsr-This morning q soldl1
Whose name We could not learn fell from Ne
railroad bridge over Rock Crref and wa killn(-
II n supposed thai he went 70 sleep On ~
bridge and rolled OF
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AN IMPORTANT CIRcuIAu

Gen. Haiieck has Issued the subjoIned cir
cuiar, and It Is to be hoped that request 80
reasonable may be needed. II Is a noticeable
fact that the indiscreet publication OF army
news complained Of, has been almost invari-
ably mnds BY radical papers Of the Tribune and
Post stamp:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

SnOhD EDITION.
1asnssOLooL r.n.
: e THE latest.
THB KrRMNERrAINLY LBAvB THE
BODY ORA MAJOR CENTRAL
UPON the BArTLE-rIELD.
.rHzoorFEpERArHs USE THEIR rIxs
ON THURSDAY IN PREPARING TO
ESCAPE INSTEAD OF BURY
ING THEIR DEAD.
RuMoR THAT THE REBELS ARR BE
TREATING BY WAY OF HAR-.
= IL PRR'S PERRY.
A RECcoNNoIsANeE FORCE MADB
TO HAMPERS FERRY LAST MONT.
THEY FIND ONLY $40 SICK AND
woUNDED REBELS TH4RB.----
-zs-szaa-,E ---o--- = ~
THE RRBELT ARMY CROSSING INTO
- VIRGINIA. ABOVE HAHPER,5 -
.s51szs FHRRf, YESTERDAY. < =
10
GHN. MscLEEH.AFT ADyAHo1g CLOSE
UPON TAB REBEL RBAR - i.
- ~ .sa 49, 81
A gentleman who len che frvnt yss-rday .,
noon, assures - sAat aAsas -sne reesi dssa
len unbarssd On ~, sa.us- Asid Of "Wednesday
last was Ms,u ovnerrl eedde- naayomcrr
Of all grades. 1s-s- - ss-1 =
II - rsSsss sGsrsd a arnissasa, - snssk
(oo.csrninG vAicA fles thsrs - sons dosetD
tAsk payDoss vss - HERETOFORE 70 carry out .
ffass and gain the 10 ~ OF sss Sid, fcr b
IL certain tAAs thsy buried few OF th~ar. dad,
-s.d deyctsd Ne time alleged 10 have beee
covsrsd ~ tAs sxmisuce, 70 makinx prepara-
tons for q sksdAddls under cover or Aight
At noon yesterday IL was believed ~ the
front that the enemy were aining 70 cross the
river ct Hsrps's Perry. Our impression Is
that this mast be Z mistake, a. at dsybreak 10
day there was no sign whatever OF rebel oocs-
patton Of Harpers Ferry. No rebels In arms
were there then, ... ....t .f.. -lls1-....--
p S-A reconnoiseahee In force 70 Hsrper's
Ferry was made last night by part OF Gen
stoneman's force. They found only three hun
! dred sick and wounded rebels there. They
| learned that the rebel army had been croesing
| the river above Harpor's Ferry, into Virginia
nearly all yesterday, and that ~ nishtfan Gen
! McCleilan's advance was close upon tho reoel
rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

- From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields
Boston, we have an advance copy Of the Allan
tic Monthly for October, containing contribu-
tions By such writers AZ Miss Prescott, Bayard
Taylor, Hawthorne Aldrich, Whittier, and the
late Henry ID. Thorsau. But why do the pub
fishers admit such unmidgated trash Is the
"Mr. Axell" tale7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

PERsosAL.-Admiral Foote has entered on
the dnties of his bursan--that Of navigation and
equipment-in the Navy Department. and has
taken rooms at the Rugby House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

PxKsoEAL.-IasutC Col. Brfnton was In COM
mand Of thu troops who reconnoitsred In force
70 near ThorouEhfare Gap ON Thursday last.
Gen. W. r. Robinson. Pa; Col. Prescott, N.
p; Brig Gen. stroas. U. 8. ", Brig. Gen. Spi-
nola, do; Maj Gen. Sanford, do; Hon. H. B.
Wright Pa; Col. Edwards, Mass Col. W. L.
Lewis, Pa; Col. McChontry, Ohio; Lieut. Col.
Allen, wis.; Lieut. kellogg, U. s. "; Col.
Arden, N. Y; Judge Helfenstein, Pa. Hon. @.
r. Train, Mass, are at Willards'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-20

- Prom Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue, we have copy Of the fine October
number Of Harpers Magazine