New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
THE INDIAN WAR IN MINNESOTA
Troops and Amunitions Sent There,
INTERESTING REPORTS FROM CHARLESTON
THE COLONIZATION SCHEME.
Special Dispateh 10 The ". Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune. ....
wAsHiSGTos. Fiday Sept. 10 iAh
RELIEF IN WAsIiINGTON-TIIE RESULT OY THg
CAMPAIGN.
The city undoubtedly experiences feeling Il
relief on learning that the Rebel army on The
Upper Potomac departed into Virginia last night
Considerable anxiety was felt as to the result u
another days fighting srch as th.t which lasts<
for fourteen hours on Wednesday. and in rome
quarters joyfulness at the news contained in Gen.
McClellans dispatches WAS almost uproarious
Wizards Hotel was filled with happy men, who,
sitter listening 10 the dispatches. we're entertained
with one Of Gorge Francis Trains spread.ssgs
speeches. 1t hoped tia, another battle would
result in the destruction OF the Rebel army ~ 40
army. The story that Gen. Mcclellan granted The
enemy an grmsticc 10 bury bis dead yesterday .
doubtless untrue since his catches speak Of skir-
mishIng during the day.
The victory OF Wednesday was victory ienly
fought. and of which email results yet appear.
Sll we cannot but remember, that had The day soss
against re tue consequences TO the country might
ave been very serious.
PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS REFUSE TO LIAvs
THEIR BORDER.
Six regiments of Pennsylvania militia regrs
10 -ay positively refu..d to 20 far from Pennsyi
vaIia as would he necessary to enable them 70
enforce Gen. Mcclellan in spie OF the urgent IN.
treaties of an officer sent by Gen. Nee elan 70
hurry them forward, and Of GOV. Curtin. IY
Pennsylvania been invaded in consequence Of tho
refusal of her people to defend Der tho only
point 1T which defeuse wo ID BE- tboru lhiy efiics-
=, mat
ton.
Reconnaissance TOWARD RICHMOND.
Gen. Birney cent the 2d Pennry vani. Cavalry ~
rec nnoissance yestesday morning, with orders 70
" Pub toward Richmond until they should find the
enemy" Tie command returned Tonight, bringing
81 prisoners who were taken in elk rmish Ut the
mouth Of Thorougbfars Gap. Some of them belonged
TO Gen. E~ell . body-guard, who were in charge Of
thar General ut the time OF their capture He VIC
wounded a, she lssi Bull Run battle, and was On his
way toward Richmond. Gen ESel himself barely
escaped capture, four wagons IN the train with his
ambulance having been taken aud ,sfey brought III.
SURGEONS GONE TO THE BATTLEFIELD.
Surgeon-Gen. Hammond went to the battlefield
to-day with large aud skillfiI corps OF surgeons in
addition 10 tho numerous force already sent. d..
10. r. Smith, Assistant, acts as Sur.eon'Generi
ad Interim. Dr. Hammond is accom- vanied a. tho
field by DIR. Muir. Medical Inspector General Of the
British army, who has come 10 this country for tho
pnrpo-e Of seeing how the Americans provide for
ineIr rica and wounded. lie expresses hin.slf much
a,onisned al the magnitude Of srran, sments aud
operations
PREPARATION FOR RECEIVING TIE worNpEr.
IL is sad that instructions have been Issued fse
, 900 Of tie Sbarpsburg wounded 20 bs brought 70
this city, i,o00 10 Baltimore, and 900 20 Philadel
? ia. DR.. Cuyer has also gone 20 Harrisburg aud
Chambersburg TO make arraug e 10. the recep-
ZION If sick and wounded a, those places. The SAM.
tary Commission are in receipt of frequent advice
from their agents on tho battlefield Al! Indicating
that the humber Of wounded Is very large.
but it is sad that tho promp'ness ~M. which
needed supplies are made available TO tho suffering
has never been equalod after any prevlou. engage
menr. Ten miles Of cars on the railroad BETWEEN
Frederick and the Relay Hous, rendering coumuni-
cation by tina, route impractc.be, mos Of ire hoe
ptal stores are now dispatched through Pennsyi
vania, and to the field via HAeep,ovn. The
number Of surgeons cent forward aud now al their
destination is believed by the authorities 20 be ample
for the emergency.
SCOUTS SENT FOR STRAGGIERs.
Gen. Wadsworth has sent cavalry scouts daring
the last hrec days pick up stragers ou The roads
leading toward Frederick. One squad wen! Is tsf
IN Rockville, and one as far ss Lersb,rg.
They picked up, in sll their expeditions on BON
roads, not more than 30 Straggler. with the e1esp
ton of 300 or 300 rick and wounded men, who were
ut Rockville and me Of whom were trying u make
their way to the city. This disposes Of the reports
to the eject tia. the roads between here aud Fred
er.ck filed with stragg
TIE Reconnaissance TO LEEsBCRG
TIE Accounts OF Leut..Col Kilpst ick's recon-
noipance TO LeesbuIg furnished to NsshlnssS'
Philadelphia. and Nsw-York papers grossly sAss'
grrate the facts. One paragraph Respecting u'
expedition published in your issue to-day true
in all important particulars, and was derived ~"
the best sources. The force driven out oil Lees
burg, and the number Of prisoners taken oy M
patrick, are, however, less than We stated LII.
journals referred to make the enemys 'orcs s""
loss twenty times the actual number
NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT foH oh"'
HEINTZELMAN
II il reported that y new department 70 W
formed, comprising all the States west of tho Ahe
ghanies and that Gen. Hsintzelman Is TO be put
command.
NM ,,yvrsOrA INDIAN REBELLION.