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, 1862-02-20

4 Coon PmcE-Ths Hudson Bay Company.
welsasn on gOod ssthOriiy, have sgfcsd V ipys
co., ,OU0 l5r the steamer EmdPriss. A. very
thif price, d thess limsS The Bfitisk coietisi,
since received. confirms ths above, and says
I. she will be registered hsrp and Feegiss . new
nance PF0bably that o. . ius animal TwilI com
hsepes her tips gtteee6 Iris Poft1 aild Nsw
Westminster % soon as ths Fraser opens again
% nssivnlion, and viii run ~ future under ,he
I3ritish Iisg for The next fus.higlit or osos Or
until received BY the company, We learn that
ahg viii continue her trips 70 the Sound q here.
toSare and we alsO learn that her hate owners
viIl proceed ut oncp % San Ffaaeisee and bring
ap Answ steamer y carry shs Sound taails.rls'i
, 1862-02-20

and continued suck at official sweets the editorials
Illuminated by the Doctor Gror' the rostrum OF
the Standard arc source Of "infnitc jest The
old gentleman is becoming exceedingly garrulouS,
aud seems to consider himself sort Of political
ion Qu;xotc set out OF tour Of reformation,
a"d "John " is the Sancho Panza,
In the incipicnt stages Of his Iabors he meets
with many and various adventures. and through
the facility Of type and ink the public can enjoy
his delightful. classic, and npver.to.be ."rcottrn
r. hG"rs"Is Of his encounters. lie struggled hard
to obtain the notice Of the Indian Superintendent
by writiOg long articles filed with insi ,ua,uns,
predictions, lamentations and uenaees; and &
nAlly displayed his knghtly gallantry by tender.
ing him the free use Of two columns Of the
Standard to make defence against the Doctors
imaginary charges We have not yet learned
whether thr Superintendent ayailvd himself of
this magnaniuOus offer, or whether, in his usual
quiet and unOstcntatiouS manner, he pursued the
even tenor Of his way, displaying his loyalty by
discharsing his duty Iearlessly, and without the
favor Of Henry.
The reformation Of the Legislature was another
task s,lEimposrd by our Don QuixOte. lie
thought he witnessed signs Of dislOyalty in that
body. and strOvr, through the agency Of some
resolutions, to strangle the mOnstrr; but. by his
own aceOu"'' "e A''e"' ana our 10" Is sun o"
ms Journey Of erran'ry.
, 1862-02-20
PUGET SOUND Herald
sTEILAcooM. W. T.
Thursday Morning. Feb. 20. 1862.


On Monday last, an avalanche Of mail matter
eaa.e o. hand, some wet and some dry-some
raeged and some dirty. Bad as was It's plight,
the long.anxious expectants of il were too happy
% receive 4, though months Of nails still re-
mained behind, TO be brought up by succeeding
stages aud steamers
Though he isult IN this delay In the trans
mission q the mails lies with the overland mail
contractors. there are to be urged in their behalf
exlenuntlng circumstances, in the unusual con
dition Of the elements which FIRST swept aWay
the bridges on their route, and next presented
impasslble barriers Of snow and ice. These Oh.
staeirs may beFemOved to-day only to return to
marrow. We cannot, therefor. visit all the cen
sure npoh them; eensure rather belongs to thosr
VIA, IN bl:ni and unthinking haste, urged the
change from the anlailing ocean to the alwa, 5
uncertain overland services. 10 this nevcF.to-
be-6asaaen and mos. stupid bIundrr has bee"
oommitied, and We wish TO have Il rectiHed In
lieu q the nevcriailins semi-monthly ocean mail
ffsm San Francisco. We have during tho present
winter had no mail at al, and are not likely to
have with any regularity Tor months to come,
ulisss ihs Postal Agent In California takes pity
On Us. and sends our mail BY steamer While
thsuverland mail route. Tor hundreds Of miles and
lSr many weeks. has been blocked up with i'm
pshrsable snow and lee. the water route to this
poini has rpmainsd eleuF and unObstrueted; but
what q ihatl No advantage Is derived from
lhis favorable fact. a
81 ~ N.
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oEEIcs ssn II.D. ABRAMS. ". I'll

hrhi q OFfIcB SUP IND. AFRAfRs, W. I'll
ai,if ssi s.os "a Olympia, Jan. 2S. 1869. ID
FUNDING TT ulpDSslIll.E IO AsCEHa AIN
N from ahsFacts of indian Agents returned 10 thls oce
what oulsandinE ahlltes Ne paid o. funds IL
ny hands, und not hsng abr IN all t
~ hodera q certified venrhe sned BY agents augsr IN
olee and thuAe lssued By Cas uehus while 10 charge
ls Yakima Agency. reqnesiea forward one voucher
m each sel % Ih once, accompanies hS he address q
The holder PaTtiss whose demands emniely be paid
of fund. hAnd VII be duly NOTIFIED through the mall
vouchers ioF which lhNVe fs w be holAen ~ sub.
isst 10 nsrueions AErudy asksd for rom Ne DP.rtmenL
ssaf sspsr,sisndtai iadi.a asSS1 siHars, VIZ
, 1862-02-20

IIOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PmLs.-The treat.
mrnt pursurd by PRO es~or Holloway for the
cure Of wounds aud ulcers Is the most simplr
aud certain in its effects. Il has been tried by
hundreds Of thousands and never been know n
to fail by the administration Of an internal
remedy, (the PiIis) he drives disease ont. and
by the administration of an external rene "
(the 0intment) he heals wounds, ulcers, nnd
tho worst Of external disorders. By this crlr.
bTatel treatment, also bad legs and ulcers are
cured. even when they have been upwards Of
twenty years staining. s4eesssis-T
, 1862-02-20

THE ELIZA ANpEKsoN-This steamer went
down the Sound last Tuesday mnrning, To I'M.
drrgO repairs to her machinery at Victoria. We
hope soon tO see her making regular trips again.
, 1862-02-20

TuET AHR coniSo-Ths sieamsr Cores IN
san Fraaei.eo viii sboul 30 pas.snesls aboard.
90 DE 7th inst She found The Colnmba fuIl
&C Ilu.sinr ios. and considerable dilhesly pas
expsIisuesd N reaching nerilnnd Absui l50
q ths pasisnssss Esmalasa q Rusdaua. ana
fhs bal.Das roufuusd oa . vic,1ri,, d 3 ssi-
6sai ~ q rs1h hns csnnsnsrA -. =
, 1862-02-20

y sALs o. TuR CoorIvBp,- Tho ship Cogaimbe
ashore on snirh's Island, says die AonAlssa d
The i5th, Va asiRssk sold at pabIic auction At
this place. for s2,5Oo. The purchaser. O. a,
Msigs, Esq, prvvrls,or. Of Port Madison Mills,
ssatthS sleaaler Rs,eipis down n Der with =
cfeGof men, md she viii denbslsss be sgnt of
and iaksf 70 poFt Madison ship yard GSrvapaiFs,
whence she win come out able o buLlst many !
storm ard sslslY spaspeEt mAny i cargo ~
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Special NOtires.


o: Dr. L. J. CEArT Is lready s,ruItd In position which
places H. rs is TioprtiO ar Ebove " AI. tnyy "a
professional malice In lie schge9 OF hHTvs the hELs,t
prizes AwAId,d to In this dtpsT M m
Of medical scrnee, ind sy cesry with "'hrrs qIsIy
Lofty posl'lon In The prOsessts Re"d h usiI ions *
ample, shining gilt AuabG the plO.rlh srTs Of N,
are In Rrope, aRhkay has iuly tquSrd hln M
tyun'ry; as p-,hflf which, the PHILADELPHIA Cor, Re of
Mpdcire comptim-nit With DipUHS the hourarv
I'D eMns1H degree Selecting this MS hi fid Cneraton
Mhoreh quahrd graduate Of Iht Cnv, ,rS'y PtV,h
ard late Chief SWTg-nn of the HunParI RefutianRrv
army, for ndrd lalor nT l. CIspkby Ids 6rn.
his attention To the oi chronic md private
In which he has berrne 50 great an expert a he
hS regarded the header In ihs hrH ch n lis pFoftson
The United States aud hls portrait bngrnpAV
are pntd matter teFt their readers IN N, most
exclusive jonhRA Thr DOCors oir-S at his Med al
and Surgical oi ltdSa
dor nearly opposite the budngs Of the Pacific Mail steam.
shin C2rnpRny.
EA We a,k the particular attention Of reAders 10 IN,
certificates Of remarkable Ia another column q
III. papFT, . =,
DR L. D. CLAtKAY's private Medical and Surgical In.,
tute SRr street, bch Montgomery Opposite m
Pacific Mall Steamship Con paEy once San Francisco ms
Doctor ",rs Zee eNnsulIAon and asks Trmuheraton
unless hp Effects Crrr.
f- Persons wishing to cSr tine In correspondence
please rncIose SO In their letters ard ty Gl get immediate
attention to their cases. =
Adlrs - L. J. CZApKAY, D.,
2lSm San francisco, Cal.
, 1862-02-20
TasPuaEE SOUND HERALD
L. p. FISHER,

- ne eclanas o. the ProEr sorsp HENur are open
4 se0nmaaleaoas an questsrs Of public policy ami In.
lro and he advocacy Of ~ sides of question shall
es fsey heard; bai saee communications not Of
Tsasrai pubc nafure intended for The thsranee
aAsa snas sI b. charFea As advertisements This rule
IN ID no case be departed hom.
, 1862-02-20

e' Tnk Bn0gBGR JcskTHAh The Brpilsr CJona-
tAaa vas lOekedHp u the Colambia BY The aies
lpr thirtsen days She saeceeded o. raising the
ice blockade on the 9slh uitinno. ard reached
SIN Fnueiasa three days thereafter She was
advertised 70 Lave San Francisco On mo l7th
Inst, and y tlrylOre dur A virtria yia P0it-
land about lhe sIth-nrxt Manday .-...,- g =.
, 1862-02-20

sr,ERRIThnY ~ WsSIlTNeTON. CUUKqY
] or PIERCE-PRTER ,. MOOREv. PIaIntiG agt. Wm. =.
nOLTON, DyiendanCy Aetan. In the District cour, Of
The Second Judicial district.
70 VIVA B0lr0Na ySujAFe hereby notified that Ptter
J. Moor e complain, Rgsini you 10 SAID Court which
be heard II tn nra Of the Court which
eommencr than three months aeT The lth day q
Nevenher D. 1851 and unless ynn appear Al p!d tern snd
ansus s same w " lahep - con e'ssd and 'he prayer
me aeci and prayer o. said complaint obtain judo
meni against you 81 Is foF sdints medical aiisrd-
ance ard feaip Of yoursr BY Dr. NJ p Bnns during TIE
y6als iI md lts and nfelf num lehtnfy ss'h,
tsos nj The rae of per per Ao for the lnn
af co. So balance due from you plaintiff neeeuu and
nlereu herean June eh 1855. The Tae II Ten per
per anpm and for ha costs and disbursements aONea
Law ff1fF "a tnsfstHaefaa lffH
Complaint filed Novemhsr ialh. 1861. Et-E
ss8m FRANK CLARK, ATTY for PaInsE
, 1862-02-20

l'H'taf
A MAnks NEsE-The very sasacious editor
q the Rspubiieaa organ has jnst made q re-
mafkable discovery less than the sastoand.
ing iaei tlat the saperinteB,lent of Indian AZ
filr noF ellis thla jaoraal. According % that
cunning cd fbx. Dr. Henry, Mr. Kendall ranks
high - smooth, classical writer, aud We have
been % ioriupase Is % secure his services !
There i coaplipep, lOr yen, NJ. Kendall. an ]
in aslinnce tllatyon. dear rsadsr, viii henc.
folfh enjoy tle ehsiahIe privilege Oi peFusing u
ihe Ppga Saud HsfalE de emahasions q chs
atirsi pan IN the Territory. We here tender
or lihctlt cnnsrsiuinlions % the thousand and
ninssy-hlns subscribers of ths Hgad upon
fhe happy tsnr This explains satisfactorily
ihl enssrnrss lately manifested % SET ths paper,
end lnlly sceounts o. llls Sapid increase ~ Il
cirrulalIon. A steam pres win Be in demand
htr. .oon, u Es eah only rsiain Mr.. KendaIl ID
~ ,a,oIisi esrps ~ S.ssas'9s "
, 1862-02-20

Soar. BIH-onr sniurprising sllaE.iowns-
nan. w.. 3 llsskss, adssrtisss nuitsd.p fsssale.
as yin BE- ssin IN lhsappfopliaie ealaSn This
: re arii iadieaiioh she public hass of an sn.
I.rpsiss which NJ. Mssksr has long cohtcmplalea
-Iht aahaIaciuss of ssap and icandlea Sew
ssli months go 81 engaged practical ssoapnna
candle maker 10 lsach him The al 81 making
lhoss arilcl>s. and he's only been Faidug the q
nal a lhis psrson % commsnce e'e business
With Re facilities Il be command. ". neskeI
can nianuirfurs these articles IN nsuliclent guam.
fisy % supply Tie wants Of Puget Sound p ne
esslasIon q lmportalions, and It prices mater
siIy bslos lhi ct q thase brought bsro from
81 Fr.nsisoo He is associated IN ths enter
p'i., ui,h his br0lhsF. J, Y, Mesker. Who sill
Iiis llIs branch q lhs business his whole -
fs1,son. ne "a soap nov adpsStissd is the y.
sd, sf srberiInsnis b1lsd on Information prsyi-
ousIy ohssinsd. and Is pronouDed 90 exesllenI
aslicls by thnue Who have ussd q. A very good
hard shap. Which iaels only .the scent tomike d
"a CO. ne toilet, hssnlso been made By them.
This -, We have tried. Every wsll-wisher d
Ihlo loondlsy nill 10 them God speed in their en-
tsrpsise s6.e E
, 1862-02-20

MoRE SEow.-Ana.hsF snD6 storm aools plaee
On last Monday aiEhl and eshliuuud, lilll near
neon On Taesdsy3 bnil 4 dissolved nearly as
iasl q 4 islI leaving only some Two inches on
The grOdnd whsn L ceased falling. 4 bright,
warn sun removed wha, was lrll before night
1tslL VITA the exception ef this last snov storm,
The Fss,her of he past Iarsnieht has been Is
warn and pleasant as could btissirydl,dsslsss
, 1862-02-20

kncnrmna-By N naiveriissment, eIneahsre,
4 WI b Assn that Wa a. wood. Eaq, ,ths
present rihcient QaartsrmastrF's elerk 4 Fort
siellseouH. \ spfsparsd % shIia men 90 the
cavalsy Fsgimgni authurinsa % Be .r.issd % shIs
cost NJ. Wood b 90 Cd noa-esBmisliansd
es3'r, and uYll aaalIlrd 81 su6oraina,s CON-
urna AlFho drirs % enter ms rrinsnl
1hsaii spplg q eos % hin. d is
, 1862-02-20

Tn PILs DnvEa Having completed the JOB
q driving piles n Nsssrs. Packard { HAekett's
bsidrr, On he Nisquaily. NJ. Libby steam pile
.driu11 m1do iis appeafanes q isplaee, on Mon
ldny -, . rrVlir Ksachs wharf. which broke
d6rn unda ne weight q lsvsni hundrod cord
e uood. nddsd 70 die sesumulaiiou o. sons
irls q 1asE. Anrsp ran q pllss 4 At band %
\ 1rrrl, which. Wiih de repairs Necessity, rill
rr1nf|r lrcrunss lhs sirsngih and durability d
~ f11Ft,'f
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
REPORTS FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

WA'hiNnioN, sept ~, 1867
The city has been filled to-day with rumors OF skir
nishes and battles on the Upper Potomac Al one
time hear that General Burnside has engaged the
enemy and won splendid victory; at anothtr, we are
told that his forces have met with terrible ropulse
and usual, been cut all 70 pieces Again. soldier
pretending 10 have just arrived from Edwards Fcrrys
Describes skirmish between party Of Gen. Kings
division and Of Gen. Burnsides forces with a body
OF stuarts cavalry attempting 70 back 10 the Virginia
side, in which twenty Of men were killed and
wounded, and twice as many OF the enemy, and three
hundred rebels taken prisoners Upon investigation Is
sscoraned that there not single word Of truth
any Of these stories.
There is doubt that the papers Of tomorrow in the
principal cities will be filed with rumers but the
truth there has been battle so far az can be
accurately ascertaned not skrmish on the Upper
Potomac during oday.
Recent reconnossances far warrenton disclose the
met that with the exception OF very small body Of 70.
bel cavalry at Bristows station and at Centreve there
are no rebel troops upon the whole Of that line IL s
manifest Also that they have not gone back upon the
road they came and they mus therefore, be looked for
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
lFrom the Lancaster (Pa.) Inquirer, sept. S.J

r,,on, ~ lancaster arm arm, arm. The foe n
,o M your door Arouse, and at once, ere " ~ too
oe and bur them their own miserable naunts oi
sx Vs. eks ago had we predicted the present state OF
cts we would have been laughed at but u Is iact-a
stern facia fact that does not ADMIT 2, ss .ns
enemy are now at the door, and " VIII eNe oss promp
measures 20 repcl him. -, o,, -. :.
Arouse then 70 yooman Of the Old Guard II IS no
time 10 talk 6ght Is the wwu ineie'ore' "in' "mi
arm. .-..,os ,nxo.xno,,. ,,x 81, :.
Yesterday by the receipt OF desracn stating hat tns
sSS,s hed invaded Maryland and were In possession OF
rrsIsr,c city Groups collected about the bulletin
Sds and at the street eagerly discussing the
,osnects OF this rebellion aud what would be the fate
" ar own state now that the enemy we're so close 70
our borders Many looked gloomy md despondlng, while
me few appeared TO regard the nows as Oh put little
sccouut and expressed the belief that II was all
for our advantage, the Withdrawing OF the
enemy from his old haunts IN virginia woula
better enable our forces 70 overcome hin. Az
CONTINUED ON EIGHga PAGEl
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
TIE WAR SPIRIT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Firing the Nortbcrn Hcart-The Ycomanr,
In Arms Al the Able Bodied
Called 10 the Field,
&C.,

IMPORTANT ORDER or GOVERNOR CURTIN.
HARRISBURG, Sept 10, ls62.
Governor Curtin has issued an order as iollows'-
In view Of the danger o. INVASION now threatening ou
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

upon the Upper Potomac, probably holding their maiu
body between the Catoctn and tho Blue Ridge Mountains
while very considerable forco is gathering in from the
adjoining rich counties Of Maryland forage and supplies,
which it s now certainly known they most desperately
peoded
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
THE REBELS NEAR ELLICoTT's MILLS.

ELIcoTT's MILLS, Sept 8, 1862
On Monday the rebes captured two telegraph operators
q Plain, Nos. and4
The rebel pickets within four miles Of the Mills,
and large force under General Fzhugh Lee estimated
~ from five to twenty thousand, Is at Newmarket.
Billings Hobart noted secessionist, is in custody
The Relay House. He will probably be tried spy
Two men from Frederick say that there but few
troops there. Those who there Saturday night
moved during the night.
The rebels in state Of great dostitution many Of
chem shoeloss and only kept in the ranks At the
point Of the bayonet.
Large numbers Of rebels are At Newmarket eight niles
lsom Frederick.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE

HARRISBURG, sept Iu, fSoZ.
No Movn,n Force Made by The R1els North Of Frsas-
rol-Ths Tsleraph Operator al Hlgersoun-Rhets t'e
ttYce an he South Side Of the Potomdc-7he Rehs1
Pans--Our Troops Hold Harprs Ferry and "
H,.onts-D,illing in Harrisburg, dc.
Tho latest advces from Western Mary,nd arc 10 the
ec. that no further movements have been made by tho
invaders with the exception OF scouting parties In the
direction Of hagersown and north OF Frederick 10 The
State line
The frightened telegraph operator at Hagcrstown has
been superscded by Mr.. Wilson, Of this city. who, We
know will not skcdadde" at the Of the ad
vance Of the rebels Up 70 this morning Hagcrstown
ouie, and no sign Of the rebel invaders.
Alarrc force Of tho chiva,ry made their appearance
Yesterday on the south bank Of the Potomac opposite
w,,msport but no attempt made to ford the river.
we arc inclined 10 the opinion that the force Of the
enomv ma been greatly exaggorated-that the oblecs
sought in the invasion Of Maryland was not so much 70
occuuv that State II fent TO draw Oh q large
boav of the Union force front OF Washington, also
IN get supplies in Maryland learn II from authentic
sources that foraging party properly speaking, will
20 ont from Maryland with immense supply OF clothing
ana shoes boarded up and concealed there by rebei
sy,npa,hizcrs and this foray is at their nsigaton.
Jackson Is too snrewd general and too able strategs
TO be caught IN a trap
or forces st occupy Hsrpers Ferry and the heights
o,posi,e The force though small well supplied with
,o,s,ons and ammunition and could easily defend the
Mace against forty thousand rebels. Important move
noc, have boon going the last forty eight hours and
,h,v before this reaches you, tho invaders may be
cpt OF rrom-all hope OF retreat.
X Mcclure has been appointed by the President As
,a,, adutant General Of the United states with the
rank Of Major aud detailed Cor special duty In this
state.
The regular afternoon drill Of every able bodied citizen
continues and from the knowledge already gained by oa
militia, we doubt not, should the rebels make their ap
pcaranoe they would ind foemcn worthy OF their Steel
Arms have been furnished to all our citizens.
Rumors were abundant here relative to tho appearance
OF a body OF rebel cavalry in the vicinity OF Hanover
aud the consequent abandonment OF thal vago 'ns
rhah,,an,s This. however turns TO be untrue. hau
- oisep from the fact that some Of the more timorow
Of the citizens have skcdaddled."
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

THE ENEMY NoT IN FORCE ON SENECA cREEK-rHE
REBKL foRcE THAT PASSED THROUGH FREDERICK
NOT MORE TEAM FIFTEEN THOUSAND sTRoRG-ruR
PROBABLE PURPOSE OF THE ENEMY ETC
from the Washington star, sept 81
Our friends OF tho fteiiigeecer mistaken their
announcement cf this morning that the enemy are in
tic west bank Of Seneca creek from its mouth
(twenty.t~o miles from washngton) TO point ten miles
higher up.
This We know from the feet that yesterday afternoon
General Mcclellan advanced cavalry under Col Peasan.
ton 10 Pooesvie (sx miles west Of Seneca crcck) and
caused sufficient reconnofsaace 10 be made from the
Potomac back towards Frederick, TO aaoortaIn
that the enemy s nowhere his Immediate frouf n
force Inst night ho occupied Tho country Elk miIes fur
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1862.
Nncsfrom Frederick Ciiy-Te Rebels stu Occupy Frede
rick. out are Moving Too Strong Columns TO Pennsy-
odnta-Desi0ns Of the Rebel Leaders, dc. dc.
From resident OF Frederick county, a very intelli
gent gentleman have learned the following facts-My
informant left his residence few miles north Of Freds
rick City, yesterday morning. and arrived here late last
night. He represents Frederick City being stin In
tho undsputed occupancy Of the rebels they not
there In any strong force All Of their principal generals
however, were there the day before he left Free
gress and egrcss to and from the town permitted,
and he heard and much that interesting Aides.
de camp were continually riding into town horses
covered with sweat, bringing reports, and riding OF
again fresh horses with orders. He found that
aids all took roads which would lead them towards
Hagerstown. He was informed by people there whom
he knows, and whose intelligence and veracty be can
depend that the main body Of the rebel forces
moving northwards into Pennsylvania; that strong
column passing through Hagerstown, and another
one through Emmettsburg, towards Gettysburg.
Their intentions plainly declared. They were 10
invade Pennsylvania with strong n force as 10
make resistance on the part Of the Pennsylvania
troops unavang TO proceed to Harrisburg and capture
that city Destroy possible the Ponnsy Central
Railroad strike for the town Of York. Pennsylvania
and destroy the railroad leading from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and to destroy also portion of the railroad
between Baltimore and Havrc de Grace az to cut OF
all communication by railroad between Baltimore and
the North.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
THE REBELS FALLING BACK FROM GEN.
MCCLELLAN'S FRONT,

PRnADEIpHA Sept 10, 1862
The National Iteiigencer of Washington, says that
the rebels have fallen back from Cen McCleans front
which has advanced to within six miles Of Poolesvle
Reports from York Pa yesterday say that the rebels
had not entered York county but reported be at
Emmettsburg, line not than eight miles from
Gettysburg They had stationed their pckets six miles
from Union Bridge
There signs Of approach Of the rebels towards
Westminster.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
THE REBELS IN FORCE ON THE POTOMAC

There doubt that the rebels in large force be.
tween Dranesvle and Leesburg to-day, apparently de-
signing 10 into Maryland from those points BY
this time have troops enough there TO prevent them
from concentrating their object Beyond these facts
but little IL anything be learned.
There nothing reliable from further up the Potomac
Six prisoners Of the Twelfth Virginia cavalry, who
captured by detachment Of Farnsworths Illinois cava
~ yesterday, brought 70 Washington this morning
aud provided with accommodations at the Old Capitol
prison. II represented that the ohvalry were put
insiorious flight the brief skrmsh and left on the
Gold several dead and wounded
Troops constantly arriving and being assigned TO
proper positions.