Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

iron bridge. A subsequent. report saJs Me
Clellan has rc-eaptured the place. A disi-
SION Of relniorccnsn,s would have reached
Col. Mile. in three hours more time.
The forces Of Lorins and Jackson were
here engaged aud crossed the river at this
point.
A cavalry fore with General White. At
Ilarper's Ferry. alter beng surrounded
obtained permission to Gu, their way out.
Obtaining guide they started and succcei
cd in making their way around the enemy
without being discovered. and on reaching
the Williamsburg road they came upon a
train Of wagons which turned ou, to be
I.oug.trrc,'- ammunition train which had
Just lcis lIagarstown. Tho cavalry reached
GrS,neasile, Pa, Sunday Afternoon.
EEHlls EEFuLsEp N NiSslSlrPi.
\ Dispatch IRON Memphi. says Col. Gri.
er.on, came upon body Of the enemy. on
Monday. b,yond COldwa,er. lie drove
them with loss, and encamPcd at Herman
do. Thursday be moved to S,natoba, where
be destroyed The depot and soms cars. The
railroad bridge a, Collwa,er was destroyed.
FErprRicx. sept 10. The fOllowins /. to
the Baltimore American; The intelligence
from the front thi. morning il Of the mOsi
cheering character. otwiihs,aniins tie b ID
news IRON I,arper's Ferry. Gen. Mcclellan
was pursuing them with avisnr most de-
,,ruciivc to the enemy, Mcclellan pursued
the enemy on Monday mornins with his re-
serves. and large body OF fresh troops.
The enemy took the road towards the riv.
or. a, Ilarper's Ferry and a, Shepari'town,
aud be va, pursuing and shSllius their r.
retreat, with great los.
In several contests Manday. where they
made stand. our ,rOor- charged on them
with such vi:ur that they tell back from
point 10 roin; IN great haste. The battle.
aud advantage. obtained Monday. are tho'I
to be superior in importance to ,ha, Of sun
dly.
Mcclellan va. pushing on after them las;
evening, bosCvsr, very close, and bad al.
ready sent to the rear 5000 prisoners and
four batteries.
Clarkyillc. Tenn. has seen rc,aken by
,sc federal troops.
eur force at Cumberland Gap, lately made
gallan, as.aultupon BODY Ofrebel troops.
puttIns them to flight. and capturing sever.
- prisoners, with supplies saaeisn, for 50
days.
Drr,ErxESr OF ruE GvLr. \ letter from
ise Slip Island eO-re,pOudcn, Of The Paula
jelphia Press, dated Aug. 80, says.
II i. whispered ,ha, 2.oOO troops, under
Br,s. Gen. Arnold. wall attack Mobile BE-
fore many days have elapsed. Doubtless
the Marines with Admiral farragu,'s squad.
ron will have an opportunity to participate
in the e1hllsrating sport. IL would only
be an act OF charity to the poor fellows.
who have been eoOped up on ship board 50
many months.
\ bold at,emp, was made las, evening to
burn the Jail in Frederick and release abou,
SEQ prisoners confined there. The alarm
wa. sounded about III O'Clock. and IN les
than. ten MINUTES the Isi Maine Cavalry,
Col. Allen. who had un.aiiled and gone TO
ret, were on their horses and surrounding
the jail.
The Rebels were repul.ed IN fight with
the Union troops under Col Wilder, Of the
18th Indiana. near Muuford.ville. Ky. on
the 18th inst. The Rebel. sent IN a dag Of
truce. asking permission to bury their dead
which was granted.
\ Dispatch iron GAuley, Va, Sept. .,
say. Jsnkins'. whole force Of suetillhs was
me, and routed by Fix companies Of the "a
Virginia Cavalry. Our loss Was one killed.
The loss OF the enemy Is unknown.
Letters received in Boston intimate tina,
twenty sunboai. have gone to Charleston,
with force sufficient to blow fort sumter
" out Of water"
\ resolution has passed the rebel Congress
recalling Mason and Sl,dell.
Richmond papers profess tina, steps are
being taken to extend Prrva,ceriug, and that
they will have foreign AID IN the business.