, 1862-09-25

ShOel+ss.
A sEirmish had occurred between the Michi.
gan cavalry and the Virginia cavalry leading the
advance at BnOhSbdrO'. The rebel pickctS were
within mile and half Of HSgcrStOwn at eight
o'clock last night The main body, however, ap.
Pearsto be going b,twee~ BOOnsbOro' and SharPs
burg, eight miles from HagrrstOwn.
MaysviIe, KY, was taken by the rebels to.
day. The Onion people left, taking their valua-
blrs along
BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
Gem Lce has issued a Proclamation TO the
people of Maryland, in which he says:
In obedience To your wiShts, OHr army has
come prepared To T'SiSt ynu with the power 6f
our arms IN regaining your rights. No restraint
IpOn. your rec will is intendrdi no intimidation
will he allowed. Il il for you to decide your
destiny without restraint. aid tl'e army viii re
Sp"ct yOHr chuicr, atalrVrr it may be-"
CISCIXNArI, sept II.
Wailacr'S mounted ScOntS made u rail near
the R,hrl linrS last night, and burned u mil
u>el l'S th"'n Em SrInling corn
Ti"re vas rickl <kirrnis ing along the VII lie
lin nf the LcEimg river, all the aitermm,n.
The EN- nv are now throwing up bIcaslwOrks
in front ii Fort Wallace. They will be shellcl
nut 10 mMrnw.
Several regiments Of Grants cavalry arrived
to day. The arrivals Of other regiments have
been very lHrg".
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
Th" Rebel r pTtliat Gu Ross, rams at q KEEL
the Rrbrls at Trip III, MSS, anl hal b"en r.
plI I'se,I, is shown ~ hc la!se by letters ON hi
command Of lat.r date than tas reported q tex.
FORTRESS MbNRJH, Sc :. d.
IniIr,n Itinn has bsen received tnat the RrbriS
I2OU strong, aitarkrd the to~n Of Washington,
IN. c. ut dayLrrak on the 9Th Af,r deSper.
ate fight Of two hours the Rebels were repulsed
anl pursued for several miles.
The gunboat LOIisiand rendered es ential
service, Smelling the rebAs out Of the strong 10
Sitinn they had secured.
During the action the gunbOat Picket ex-
plOdcd her magazine, killing the captain and 10
men. Our loss OIL shore was 7 killed and AZ
wounded. Thirty Rebels were killed, q large
number wounded, and SO captured. Our fore,
engaged was oEly SOC strong.
MEHPuIs, Sept. 8.
The Confederate Senate passed a new Con.
scriUtnn bill on the 4th 1t extends the con.
ScriptOn to all persons between the ages Of 35
and Is. A proposition has been introduced ex.
tending the provisions 81 the SeaHestratiOn Act
to al persons refusing to take the oath Of ale
glance to the Confederate Government
The Grenada appeal Of the 9th publishes an
account of fight ut Denmark, Tenn, OH Tues.
day last, between the Federals and two regi.
ments Of Rebel cavalry, resulting in a drawn
hattie The Rebel loss was 100 killed and
wounded. They claim taking 900 prisoners and
pieces Of cannon
New Orleans papers Of the LIST report that an
expedition under Col. Thomas, along the coast,
captured 1900 horse. three Of our men weiS
wounded.
According to the Jackson Missiasippian, the
correspondent n Mobile Of that paper says that
much concern Is felt for the safety Of large
wagon train from Hindman, Arkansas. Federal
cavalry were in pursuit Of it.
Guerrillas were along in eOastng schOoners.
The Deltd notices the close Of summer, stating
that the health Of the city had been unparalleled,
aud congratulates the citizens on the entire ab-
Sence Of yellow fever.
New Yottx, Sept. 10.
The steamer Columbia, fron Havana, has ar
rived.
The ConEvdrra'e steamer Oreto had arrived
at Havana from CardenaS The OretO has lost
many Of her crew by sickness aud desrrtiOn.
The authorities ordered hvT tIom there, aud she
left on tie lst in n leaking condition. When
she u rived at Havana, she had but SO hands,
most Of them, including the Captain, being sick.
Vera Cruz dates to the LIST state that DobIad"
had resigned IrOm tie 5narrz Cabinet and re.
turned to GuanajuatO with his troops.
THE French trU0pS landed on the 22d Of Au.
gust aud left Cor Orizaha. Yellow fever and dys.
ent ~ hud caused q loss nf rs per cent on
French vessels The AmdsOH, whose compile
mvnt is 675 men, has now but 10 left.
HAEEIsBURo, Sept 10.
Gen. Wool has byeFi SgSigned to the command
r. III q
Within the next - hours 20.OOO PnI'S vii he
in Cumberland Valley. Before Jackson car
reach ChambrrSburN he will be required t.
V,rIhrnW 0O,OOO Pennsylvania !e0lnahry.
Gen. Viliipiguv was rrl"rted on the 9th
nArrhi, Z On B"ISNr (rrnn.,) With 2WO met.
Brr"kmri,lgr, with 6UOO, Has" moving Mort
Gov. Curtin, Of Psnnsy y'vania, has called Tor
5O,UOO more mrt, Tor immediate service 10 rep,l
R"l'cl invasion.
The Rebels have commenced tcating up the
Framkm railruad IrWn HagrrSIown.
Mcclellan is rpP5stcd TO be at DamasCu., III
mi lrum Frederick, IN the 10th.
Ia Impr, sSinn Prevails that the RclIrlS at
invading Mary R"d inr hmI a,d >u.,li =;
uhrr nlj II hvII'g aprANm.
Gen. Canhy, nf the b I.Grtdi ~ II New NIX
Ir", has been superseded by Gen. Carlton, Whu
is expected at Santa Fe som.
Fr,m FnrtrrsS MonrOe news Of an 6ltsck Oh
Williamsburg by the Rrbrls on Tuesday nom.
ing. They wrIe rvpulSvd Federal Cn. Camp.
he'll, live cnptaiUs and iOuT lieutennnls EIkEn
priSmerS Rebel Cob Shingles and righs OlficcrS
killed.
CINcINSArL, Sept. I2.
Reports state that the Rehels, l5,OOO strung,
menace the city. Our E'rceS are numerically
larger, carefully SELECTED aud InrtitiU'L Rebel