, 1862-09-11
CHICAGO. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER H.

oPe lias Neeb assigned, 1nctldes Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakotab,
With the troops raising and to be raised
Therein under his command. His {headquar-
tels Will be at St. Paul, Minnesota
A. e: Flaeg has been appointed collector Of
tue 18th district OF Illinois, in place Of Hiram
Barber, declined
STAMPS Of all kinds will be furnished upon
receipt By the commissioner of in :ernal reye-
nue. ut his office, tor specie, Unit-d states
nott s., or the original certificate of any
unlled States assistant treasurer, designated
as deposit made for THAT purpose, at the
1ol1owing: In SUNS Of $50 and over, two pr
cett discount; 500 and over, three par ceut
discount; s50O and over four per cent. dis
count; 81 200 and over five per cent.
HARK12BUKGn, Sept. ga rebel deEerter
who arrived ut Hanover, Pa, reports the
rebels at Frederick, Nd, 100. 900 strong No
from Hanover, Or any point on the Northern
Ce traI Railroad.
New YORK, Sept. 10.--The Washington
correspondence of the CRY journals give the
following account Of the recapture OF Pooles-
vile:
Two regiments Of cavalry under Col Farms
To1th, and section OF artillery drove out the
cavalry and artillery Of the enemy The Sd Ind.
cavalry charged on a battery which was post
ed on the summit of hill. The rebels got
their guns out Of the way, but lost six pris-
oDers,
twenty hurses.
The rebt1s began crossing the Potomac on
IhurEdsy, fr6t ut the Monacacy, from which
point they swept down The Maryland shore
below the lords and ferries opposite Leesburg,
driying btttre them small squads of cavalry,
which we're watching The river. The enemy
hhd advanced on Friday to Pooles7ille and
noVed cut in some force On this side. There
we're part OF three COMPANIES of the Lat
MASSACHUSETTS cavalry in their front. Oh.
serving the rebel spproach, they formed
IN line By plutoons. and By their steadi-
the rebel advance for hours, and floally Lse
s'=t nine miles to the rear for artil.
l~ry to disperse the force he supposed
to be in fIcut OF him. Before the artillery
our men we're Of course compelled to retire,
al as soon as their movements il column
detected the weakness Of their forces the
rebel cavalry gathered heart and came on at q
charge. II was two to one, and there was
nothing for it to do but to get off as rapidly
as possible. The road had been clear in the
mtrning, and was counted on for an unob-
st'ucitd Retreat, but willie the maneuveriuy IN
to'ce had consumed the day, some Maryland
traitor had piled stones at the u ~orst place in
the 1t,ao in such quantity that the horses at
gal1op coEld not fail to 70 down en-
enHeloped in clouds Of dust. The be I'd
CT the rttreatirg column cau1e down the
road at speed, aud plunging into the rocks,
mtn and horses together tcu in confusion aud
piled oFer one another in heaps; the rebels
were close upon them, and those were down
could Only surrender. The rebels began fir
ing luto and sabering the PROSTATE men Some
OF 'hen we're crushed uuder their strug cling
horses Cspt. Cham her}ain, whose horse had
tal:en upon him. shouted TO the rebel leader
that his nen were helpless, and the firing
Eas ordered to cease. Captain Malthy and
Captain Wells, with the most OF their
en-, escaped. Captain Chamberlain, with
about twenty men, we're captured. All we're
liberated next oay on parole: Next day the
men were sent oil. Gen. Lee made them o
fpt ech, advising them never to take up arms
again to suhjugate the South, declaring that
tstre are and must be two contederacies on
this coninct
Capt Chamberlain had long conversation
with fl'zburgh, Lee and S;ou7, and reports
that Their Cavalry force is very large.
At Pooleeyille cifizens fired from the houses
aorg the streets On the rctreating cavalry.
lie rebels, considering Maryland as part
OF J.h. Davis eouiuitns, treat all Union cit
lzens as traitors, and at lhe same time lew
contributions upon them as enemies.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 7.-The 18Th OF
Septt mber has been appointed by JeE Davis,
as day Ct lasting and prayer, BY q proc1ama-
fion given at Richmond on thu 4th instant,
ipvl1ing the people OF the confederate States
to aets mble for worship, to render praise to
God for the triumph at Richmond and Ma
nasesE.
A Richmond paper claims the victory OF
Thursday, Fr'dsy aud Saturdays battles, aud
says Lees headquarters we're at Auaudale,
eight miles from Alexandra.
ihe same paper also fays: ut is now one
week since our last battles, and the public
has no Information OF the partieulars.'
Parties Of wounded soldiers are daily ar
irving at Richmond from Manassas, aud no
where to 20 and no one to care for them.
IbE Richmond TfS3I1fcI Of F1tr4 4+1,