The New York herald., 1862-09-16

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done 70 any private proper 81 and no insulting language
r s ~.s h uyne estizen that we have heard Of
Inc SOLDIERS VINO ~ AckcA the Bzaminr Office
soon un.' 81 ssccsedoss were repor,sS a. ,hS
once o. Ine MAT ~, ana severely punished They may
nave oeen unue Ae sneuence OF liquor but this
excuse for The ssAse they committed on private pro-
psry ine 6veAcA of the press IL guaranteed by the
Winch our fathers established and they
- sAe groat principles OF republican liberty, for
wncn Asy profess % be periDg their lives, when they
abd csrsie Of the forms of law, civil or mtary
" p~ASA Wa edtors and proprictors Of the Eromy for
'AeN o,n,Ons by the destruction n their property.
ON THE MARCH
yhc different corps and divisions OF the army encamped
within three four miles Ol tho city, north and south Of
~ Durng Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the city was
crowded by soldiers from the various CAMPS though by
nine O'Clock at night hut straggers could found
on the streets ON "Wednesday morning, by three clock
the grand army on it's mach westward, and from
that hour until nine oclck night there came pouring
aloag regiment after regiment, with music amt banners
nying and cheer upon cheer from the countless hss OF
brave and salworth mon as they passed the honses Of
Semaio trends, by waving VI handkerchets
e,nbems indicated their sympathy with the they
tinuous and muudinous succession o. cavalry niatry
and artillery together with wagons laden with quarter
master and ordnance stores
Hosr or RAaGAarFFiSs.
About SIX ochck on Thursday morning troops again
commenced ~ pour through the city. u no; un,
ociock that the last or this heavy division
passed through. How many mon there were in this
countless host Know not. But IL certainly tic
miyhuest cSh'htso al military force and power that
have Witnessed. We could not but trembic aL the
thought OF abe terrible sacrifice M human he which will
DO offered to the devil Of iapatcsm before that dirty,
ragged ba onoted. but elastic, cheerful, confident
lnie, wca armed, mu.iltudaaons host wl be conquered.
IL conqWre4 1t be. Where this wonderful army
Of axn fscsn Texas, i.otisiana, Arkansas Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, Sopth Carolina, NTth Carolina, Vlr
gina aud Mary ,aDd, has gone 10 we know not
DEMIssoDs OF THE ItEHtL AMY.
The prSaias and subordinate officers profess TO have
%,
JacksoR l0nrsLe Get, Hill ana oherslnd seemed tn be
gnoaat o. as well as indifferent IN regard to their dcst
Datlon. We shall no doubts in few days hear Of Their
whereabouts. Sonc PERSONS we arc informed imagined
pretended to believe that having fored the Potomac
last week below tho Point o Rocks tins grand army Is
~ way to try tho depth os the water AT vii.
Transport and that The rebcls retrcatng back again
Virginia. Others assume ,at the rebels engaged
in no each idle sport as this, put on the contrary that
ihcr purpose 10 carry the into Pennsylvania,
peca!iy as almost every man IN this army Is impressed
with the sdea that IL ''go where peases and do
what u poases"
from the Baltimore American, Sept 1871
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
We learn that the rain Friday light on tho
Upper Potomac, and had barely visible elect on the
b,dy Of water in that All the fords good
crossing condition, and Gen Mcclellan had ouly taken
possession at all the fords above and below the mouth OF
the Monocacy over which The enemy crossed, but has
planted heavy guns to protect them from any
OF the enemy his These guns are mostly large
navy guns, manned by gunners from the Potomac feet
Whilst moving forward therefore, there doubt that
be has amply protected his rear from any surprise
THE FIGHTING ON SATURDAY
That there was fighting Saturday along the line of
tho river Of Frederick s no manner OF doubt
out the day and up tive O'Clock this evening de-
spatch rom Frederick dated at five O'Clock Saturday
evening. Says
"Ths morning engagement is going on at the foot OF
the nountans o. the road 70 Sandy Hook between the
rebels consisting OF two thousand cavalry and three
teficS.
A portion Of the enemy went to Hagerstown while
jackson took the left hand road towards Hrpers Ferry
We cannot understand what forces should have been
hf fhn a
unless II was With the advance Of General Franklin. A
letter from iarpers Ferry dated days back says
snat General A. p. Hill with force of about 1000 has
posted himself at Lovcsvile, Va, nearly opposite Berlin
nd and had commebced inrenehing himself, for what
purpose it difficult to tell He had three guns, sui-
cent TO obstruct travel the Baltimore Ohio road
Our troops at Berlin amused themselves by sheling his
position on last Monday afternoon These rebel troops OF
GeIcral Iiiis may have crossed the intercept
General Franklin.
ATTACK ON TIE FREDERICK EXAMINER OFFICE
On The evening OF Saturday (6h instantly attempt
was made 10 sack the Erdnin newspaper office Of that
city. The Office was threatened AT early hour in the
afternoon and ono OF the editors applied the Mayor OF
The city for protection guard Of rebel soldiers were
detailed by the Acting Provost Marshal that purpose
but at about O'Clock the guard with other rebels and
some citzcns broke open the office and demolished every
thing ON the lower floor They then made attempt TO
get up stairs with view Of demolishng the presses,
type, Sc. but the Mayor ntercedcd with General Lee
and large guard proceeded To the building and arrested
the rngeaders, thereby restoring order. prominent
citizen Of Frederick active participant mob
and known be with certain rebel sheet
OF that place. Intense excitement created by this
act OF awlessness and Tor while mobism supreme
The editor OF the Exom'er after manuly protecting
property by his presence, hurried IRON the city
safety cI his lie.
THE DRAFT.
The wrath of the rebes excited by the contnmpla
ted draft OF our government in Maryland upon what they
considered their sOl and the only person arrested
by them in Frederick was VIM. Mahoney, Commissioner
oi the ITait for frederick county, whom they finally
psroed to remain in the place for certain number Of
days, alter destroying his enrolment list.
AL the Union hospital furniture, including mattresses
blau ne w.. LAX tha
turc o the army ana hundred and sixty sick rebel
soldiers were left behind, 10 be provided by govern
ment with nccessares.
An abundance wagons possessed by the rebels
but of Heterogeneous descriptions varying from
70 four horse vehiccs, OF all shapes and sizes II
noticed that but about one hundred United states army
wagons were among them. From the quantity supposed
have been taken different times, there Is re.son 10
suppose they would have had more.
REBEL RECRuiTs.
The number OF recruits obtained in Maryland h nde-
hnite; but ~ evidently far below the calculation Of
Tie rebels and hundred soldiers are said 70 have
been lost py deseron One gang Of sixty
Enmitsburg TO enlist bat seeing the condition Of their
contemplated comrades, we're disenchauted, and
cudcd 10 resnrn lew recruits have beon obtained in
Pennsylvania, among whom seven from Mlle g.
town, few miles firm this place.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The rebel generals expressed themselves as much dis
at the strong unionism found through Mary
land and al the apathy displayed by those who avowed
Themselves sympathizers The lighting secossonists
have long since Joined their army they get supplies
people, Their has raised the price SEN
sibly In Frederick and the present moment -four is
SIC barrel there. coffee so cents Supplies, how
ever, viii coon arrive from Baltimore
The haste the rebels Frederick was 30 great
that they left number Of cannon also much ammunition
and provisions.
THE REJOIClNGS.