The New York herald., 1862-09-23
REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Scpt Zz, l0oL
There Information here in regard to the conditi0a
Of affairs in Maryland The United states governmsse
has complete possession OF tho telegraph wires fron
Chambersburg TO Hagcrstown.
The Pennsylva regiments will return 10 Harrisburg
again, at tho rate OF two a day.
Deputatons arrive here by every tran seeking infos
nation in regard TO sis; and wounded
Travel from Chasnbersburg to Hagerstown has besa
stopped no person being allowed 60 tho railroad
without proper pass
Gen. Geary having sufficiently recovered from his late
wounds will leave to-day and proceed to Hagersto n,
for the parposs Of rejoning his division, The
field.
The statement that six regiments refused 10 ehs
state line is without foundation
II Is not true that the State OF Now York
offered troops for the purpose Of defend
ing Pennsylvania against invasion No such
offer was expected as Curtin felt perfectly
petent to protect his state
The nitia forces OF Pennsylvania saved beyond aues
uon the cumberand Valley and possibly the State capt
tai from rebel raid
Tho Governor Of Maryland has rendered his thanks fos
tho prompt assistance forces have rendered.
salute Of hundred guns will be fired frcn Capitol
Hill to u honor OF the success OF our
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND the RADICALs--THE ORDKR
FOR THE CONCENTRATIONS or THE PENNSYLVANIA
MILITIA CoUNTERaANDEp--THr PHILADELPHIA Ma
TIoNAL GuARD-wousDED soLDIERs--REruRa OF
TROOPS, ETC.
HARREnrrc, Sept. %, 1891
Tho news Of NcClclan's last great victory has been
received here with the greatest rejoicing Everybody 10
exutng II, and those persons who have here
tofors been opposed General Mcclellan cannot now
praise and admire him enough.
Orders have been telegranhcd 10 the various military
headquarters throughout the ssaso TO the effect thaA
the militia companies organizing in tho different lccs
litics need march Harrisburg the exigcnciss
which FIRST made necessary to call the militia have hesn
entirely surmounted and nll danger Of invssien
passed Tho militia throughout tho State will, how
over, maintain their organizations, driil as usual
and in all things perfect her knowledge and dissiins,
ng thus for marching orders and in constsSs rcad
ness to answer summons of tho Governor
Pennsylvania has really saved the Union II bad NOS
been for her marching hundred thousand NOn TO ths
border the enemy might possibly have made IN invasion
into froc state. BIT brave boys left everything,
their homes and ai that dear to them, md showed
the enemy their spiri. and determination.
All the militia 10 Maryland havo been ordered back TO
Grcencastlo and viii probably receive oedeea in day or
two to proceed TO their respective homes.
The Pnindelrlla National Guard arrived here lasA
evening On their arrival the colonel, Jeremiah
Fritz, addressed them, telling them that ,hoiv
services not required, and they would
proceed 10 PhiAdcnha ths nvrheng, NJ nine O'CLOCK,
mis- nows tho received with grsat dissatisacto, al
thcy wore extremely anxious 10 on to the scat oar
prea, many wounded arrived in town yestosday, and
one thousand moro expected to-day Great pfcpa
tons are being made fer them. All the sshoolhouses
and srca, many public buildings have been converted
into hospitals Yesterday was devoted entirely 10 thu
| preparations for tho wounded
Governor Curt,n is still at Hagerstown, administering
10 the wants Of Tho sck and wounded.
The troos in tho Cumberland valley have not yet beer
ordered noc but is expected hero that such orde
| viii e1on be Issued. The Anderson Guard has bcoi
cnagcd on special scrvco by order Of ho Governor ana
,wl return to thcir homes whom ths term @ that ssrvo
J has been completes