Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
The war al the East.
Philadelnhia Sent 10

uEccs " tbc Cltl1Cuo u Idlc uUur last
night:
'.The Governor has addressed to me the
following dispatch:
1--WE have reliable information this eve.
mig that the rebel Generals have moved
their entire army from Frederick to the
Cumberland Valley, and their destination
is now Harrisburg and Philadelphia. We
need every available man Immediately
Stir up yCnr population TO night Form
them into companies and send US 20 eco to
morrow. No time can be lost in mass;nya
force on the Susquehanna TO defend the
State and your city"
Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. 11-midnicht.
A scout from Frederick says that he was
in Frederick yesterday. The rebels broke /
up their enramfmenr that morning. and |
marched IN the direction of Hagerstown
Stonewell jackson leading lie saw them I
marching from their numerous encamn. /
ments from 5 A. NJ till o P. NJ, the time
be left Frederick. They were princinallv /
infantry and artillery, the latter number
ing over 300picces. Robert E Lee. ,Jack-
sun, Cobb, and other Generals were pres.
cut. lie saw, as be supposed, 5000 cayal- |
ry near New Market, which had not left
camp.
Harrisburg. Pa, Sept 1890 A. NJ.
Reliable Information has been received
that StJuews | jackson, with his advance
Is y in Iagerstowp, PREPARING to move
with his Whole army upon Pennsylvania
Oar Sc1uts from Hanover, Gettysburg and
Jamestown arrived here at a late hour last
night and cor firm the eyacuasion of the
camps al Frederick BY the rebels.
y werner Curtaip has nFnmily advised
President Idnenln and the Generals il COM
maud at Washington ofall irformati "a that
has reached here through the numerous
channels under his control.
The most active measures are being put
IN force to assemble large army to resist
th7 rebel In aston and, il possible, save our
capital and State from devastation and out
rage.
New York, Sept u.
/ The Washington correspondence Of the
! morning papers says:
In the skirmish on Tuesday, Farms
worth's Illinois Cavalry charged and broke
1 two rebel regiments of horse, aud took
, POclsville for the third time at least.
According to authentic accounts Frank.
| lin was reported to have used his artillery
in front of Poolesvile, and there were indi-
cations that the rebels were in force few
miles Beyond MidGlebrouk.
a special dispatch to a morning paper
says:
1t is clear that the rebels have not found
the active sympathy and material aid they
expected 10 Maryland
Latest estimates of the extent of the reb-
ell forces this side # the Potomac vary from
10000 to $50 600.
According to the Richmond DISPATCH
the rebel army sent against Pope number
ed 10000. With all Pope's reinforce
ments, his army never exceeded &C. 600, and
yet he fought the enemy for sixteen DAYS
and nights"
Philadelphia, Sept IL.
There are many rumors in town, mainly
from Gen. McClellau's army, all of which
have favorable Indication.
Washington, Sept IL.
The Wheeling L,telligencer oc the llth
"Adj't Gen. Samuels to-day received the
following:
Gauley, Va, Sept 9.
'Jenkins' whole force of guerrillas was
met and routed by six companies of the
Second Virginia Cavalry. Our loss is
one killed. The loss of the enemy is un-
known"
The Washington National In eHigepcey
Of to day says:
We learned last evening by a messenger
from the army OF Gen. Mcclellan, that he
hao moved his headquarters some miles
beyond Rockville, and that the army had
approached the Monocaey River, the hridg-
eS over which, or portion of them, had
been destroyed by the rebels
The Baltimore Sun SAYS:
w learn from a gentleman who left
W. stminister yesterday morning that there
was no demonstration 10y the rebels in that
direction. All the bridges on the Northern
Central Road are now strongly nr,te,ted.
and troops are being posted on all the roads
leaulng to 1t. Trains out as usual yester-
day.
a dispatch from Elyvil!e, on the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, reports heavy can
nonadlng as having been heard there al an
early hour yesterday, apparently at the
nelghbprhotd of Urbana. All was quiet
IN the vicinity of lIarper's Ferry. Both
the railroad and telegraph lines were I'M
Interrupted t between uarper's Ferry and
Philadelphia, Sept. u.
The City Council this afternoon ammo.
Prlated $500 900 for the defence of the citv
and State, and gave the Mayor full power
to act as he may see fit.
harrisburg, Pa Sept. IA.
Heavy cannonding was heard this morn.
Ing at Hanover, Greencastle. and Cham.
oeIshurg, proceeding apparently from an
action between McCiellan's army and the
rebels, south of Hanover.
Reynolds has assumed the command of
the army OF defence Of PENNSYLVANIA.
LATER.
The excitement is increased by the repor
ted cannonadiug. Military operations are
Progressing finely Troops are mourning in
from all directions.
Washington. Sept. IA.
The following has been received by the
Associated Press special messengers:
Frederick, Sept b.
Frederick Is ours. Our forces entered
the east end of tue town Yesterday alter
noon. An hour latter,a cavalry force, un-
der Pleasanton, entered by the Market
street turnpike. The main brdx of the
rebels evacuated the city on Thursday. A
few cavalry, from Stuarts command and
the Hampton Legion, made charge upon
our troops. When the latter entered, the
enemy were speedily repulsed. Our bss
was two killed as six wounded. The reb-
els suffered to that extent at least. The re-
ceptlou of our forces was most enthusiasm,
The entire city was oVerjoyed. The people
turned out en- mdSSe
The rebel force is represented as l25 600
strong.
The citizens Of Frederick suffered much
from the rebel incnrsion, including the lnss
OF domestic supplies. The rebels left Fred
er,ck with the intention of invading Penn
sylvania.
Subsequent events indicate that thew
enieaVored to retreat into Virginia ria
Williamsport. gu
Four hundred and fifty rebel sick left at