, 1862-09-27

pied the same evening by 1000 rebels from Lex
ington
There are a number of conflicting rumors in
regard to skirmishes at Russellville and other
points, but nothing reliable as to results can be
procured.
Scouts from Nashville, who arrived at RUSSELL
vile yesterday, report that the country is full of
small gangs of guerrillas. Ross states that Gems.
Negley and Starkweather are at Bowling Green
with 5000 men, and that Gen. Buell. had arrived
at Nashville with his whole army of $4,000 strong.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1O.-Advices from Mount
Sterling say that Humphrey Marshall is there
with 1000 men.
1t is also reported that rebel cavalry force oc-
cupied Eminence, KY, last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept H. The hlqurer ofth
city has a special dispatch from Poolsville, Nd,
saying that our troops occupy Sugar Loaf Noun
tain.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 11-State Messen-
ger has sent intelligence amounting in substsr zee
to this We reached position in the mountain.
above Frederick, and by means of Class So al
that was going on in that town. Their was evi-
IDENTITY movement of troon.rs in me direction Of
Middletown and Boenss ssooro. Farmers informed
nun 'na1 no I1r""d movement began yesterday
nn rnI Ae rebels were supposed to be about
.rcng He saw three regiments of infant
- me of cavalry, IS cannon, and a large num-
Jer of cannon at Boonsboro. The soldiers looked
Ragged, hatless and shoeless.
A skirmish had occurred between the Michigan
calvary and the Virginia cavalry leading the ad-
vance at Boonsboro. The rebel pickets were
within mile and a half of Hagerstown at eight
O'Clock last night. The main body however, ap-
pears to be going between Boonsboro and Sharps-
burg, eight miles from Hagerstown. The rebel
pickets told the farmers their destination was
Cumberland valley.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Wallace's mounted
scouts made raid near the rebel lines last night
and burned mill used by them for grinding corn.
There was picket skirmishing alcng the whole
line of the Licking river, all the afternoon.
The enemy are now throwing up breastworks
in front of Fort Wallace. They will be shelled
out tomorrow.
Several regiments of Grants cavalry arrived to-
day. The arrivals of other regiments have been
very large.
Marysville, KY, was taken by the rebels to-
day. The Union people left, taking their valua-
bles along.
PHmADELPH1A, Sept 1.-THE rebel report
that Gen. Rosecrans attacked the rebels at Tr-
poll, Miss and had been repulsed is shown to be
false by letters from his command of later date
than the reported attack.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Gen. Lee has issued a
proclamation to tie people of Maryland, in which
he says;
In obedience to your wishes our army has
come prepared to assist you with the power of
our arms in reganing your rights, &c. No re-
straint upon your free will is intended no ntima
ton will be allowed. 1t is for you to decide your
destiny without restraint and the army will re-
pect your choice, whatever it may be-"
FORT MONROE, Sept. l0.-Information has
been received that the rebels, 1900 strong at
tackled the town of Washington, n. c., at day
break on the 9th. After desperate fight of two
hours, the rebels were repulsed and pursued for
several miles.
The gunboat Louisiana rendered essential SER
vice, shelng the rebels out of the strong position
they had secured
During the action the gunboat Picket exploded
her magazine, killing the captain and 10 men,
Our loss on shore was 7 killed and Al wounded.
Thirty rebels were killed, a large number wound
ed, and SO captured. Our force engaged was
only 500 strong.
Gen. Villipique was reported on the 9th as
marching on Bolivar, Tenn, with 1000 men.-
Breck mridge with 5000, is also moving North.
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, has called for
$4,000 n ore men for immediate service to repel
rebel invasion.
The rebels have commenced tearing up the
Franklin railroad from Hagerstown.
Mcclellan is reported to be at Damascus, 16
miles from Frederick, on the 10th.
The impression prevails that the rebels are in
vading Maryland for food and supplies-no other
object being apparent.
Gen. Candy, of the Department of New Mexi-
co, has been superseded by Gen. Carlton, who is
expected at Santa Fe soon.
From Fortress Monroe news of an attack on
Williamsburg by the rebels, on Tuesday morning.
They were repulsed. Federal Col. Campbell, five
captains and four ieuterants were taken pris-
oners. Rebel Col. Shingles and eight officers
were killed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Reports state that the
rebels $4,000 strong menace tie city. Our forces
are numerically larger, carefully selected and for
tilted. Rebel accounts give the number of men
against Pope in the recent battles at 10000.
Pope had at no time over 10000.
Reports from Frederick say the rebels left there
on the 10TH They were principally infantry and
artillery. Lee, Jackson, Cobb, and others were
there, also 5000 cavalry at New-Market, miles
west.
The most effective measures are being put in
force to assemble large army to resist invasion
into Pennsylvania.
Mcclellan had advanced beyond Rockville,
Nd, on the 18th. All the bridges on the North
ern and Central roads in Maryland are strongly
protected by forces posted on all roads leading to
them. On the 11th heavy cannonadng was re-
ported apparently at Urbana.
All quiet at Harper's Ferry. Neither railroad
or telegraph interrupted between there and
Wheeling The City Council of Philadelphia
appropriated half million dollars for the defense
of the city, empowering the mayor to act as he
sees fit.
Five thousand rebel cavalry made raid into
Westminster last evening, charging through town
and firing pistols on unarmed citizers.
Federal troops occupied New-Market, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten miles from Fred
erick, yesterday.
Cassius NJ Clay is ordered to report to Gen.
Butler at New Orleans.
Jackson, Lee and Longstreet passed up behind
Hunters Mills from Fairfax remained at Leesburg
Thursday and Friday, crossing into Maryland at
Edwards Ferry with 10000 men.
Rebels in force reported at Leesburg.
The reported fight with the .Merrimac No 2,
proves to be false.
l. d. Fremery, Consul for Netherlands, to re-
side at San Francisco, recognized by the Pres-
dent.
Gen. Wright is fully prepared to receive an at
tack at Cincinnati. Confidence prevails that when
the enemy makes an attack they will be repused.
Intelligence from Kentucky is meagre
Guerrilla Morgan was, at last accounts in Lex
ington.
Bragg is moving northwardly to form juno
tion with Kirby Smith, or to attack LouisN ille.-
Buell. is reported marching parallel with Bragg,
keeping between him and the Ohio river.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O-Gen. Pope's new De
partment includes Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Dacota, with all the troops raising
or to be raised therein. Headquarters at St. Paul
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The last of the rebel pris-
ouers confined at Camp Douglas, Chicago, left for
the South last night
MEMPHIS, Sept. 8.-The confederate Senate
passed a new conscription bill on the 4th. 1t ex-