The New York herald., 1862-09-16

OUR FREDERICK CORRESPONDENCE.
FRKpnicK, Md, Sept II, 1862.
Our Flag Floats Oper FedsricThe Loyalty Of e Inhdbi
tants-The Further Pursuit Qf the Rebels-TM Second
Maryland Eaoer for ne Fray-Sturgis Divisio and Hs
Behouoy-A Word or Too About the appearance Of the
Reteis-7Aeir Horse,-HoV Determined Woman Can
Preserve Her Natioms Ptao-The March 10 konrsa and
Ne,o Markei-GeneraI Lees Hsadquarters-The Conduct
of the Rsbels, dc.
The Stars and Stripes again ever Frederick and
the universal Joy the presence Of the Union troops
created would prove TO the greatest skeptc that rs true
and loyal hearts beat n this town are to be found In
any point north Of Mason and Dixon While the rebel
cavalry occupied place everything bore unsatsed
appearance the citizens confined themselves as much
as possible the houses This more particularly the
case with the ladies' who generally ultra in their
sentiments, let them be one side or the other and
this time they leaned towards the right point.
Blu, now, presto and everything Is changed.
Flags, great and small are flying from the
housetops and windows, and the smiling faces
OF the majority Of citizens show what their real feel
,nqs are soldiers stopped and spoken and the
greatest interest manifested in the past and future
movements Of troops. Tho people only regretted
that We were not here four days ago. hunt the
rebels from their town. and prevent them from further
desecratug tho soil Of Maryland by their unwslcoms
presence.
n their reception In this State They expected they
would be welcomed with open arms. a. shey declared
they came only 80 redeem Maryland and save her from
the Yankees Instead OF this however the doors have
been closed against them, and they received but
little assistance even from those who u was
well knewn sympathzed with them, as even
these black sheep could perceive at glance that public
sentiment against them and they feared the conse
quences should they out boldly and declare them
tors would be OF short duration, after them
with the most efectual OF putting stop 70 their
ravages.
You have already received description OF the occupa
tion OF the town. the skrmsh before the entrance OF the
troops and al other points Of interest relating 70 this
matter. will give you few Items OF interest,
snevinthe progress OF General stnrgs division while
cwine up In the hope being able TO eaten the
None eviuced more anxiety than the Second Mary.
land regiment, as IL was doubly calling TO
them. They had not only the good old Union
10 sustain, but their State was being In.
vaded. and they bound to have a
hand in the expulsion Of The invaders. They felt that
this time the advantage their side, there was
hardly a lane or turning that some OF them did no.
know and there little fear Of being surprised on
account Of having thorough knowledge OF the sur
rounding country.
Long 40 have been with the army, I never
more orderly OF than those composing the
whole division. Private property respected, aud
the tempting orchards passed without being inter
fcred with except few Of fellows who az
homo or abroad had neither respect for themselves
lor others The soacrs Union state, surrounded
by friends and weic TO everything IN reason They
fcl, Il, this ana coniuctcd themselves accordingly The
people say aprreoaoi the treatment and did al 10 their
powcr o. feciprccttc.
ii scehaniesye tie people told some stories q the