The New York herald., 1862-09-13

scouts were seen last night AZ point on the North
ern Central Railroad, Cockeysve, Ateen m iies
from Baltimore, and at 3 point the Phiadslphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, about half way be.
tween here and Havrs Grace This report nos crsa
tied here; hut II Is true indicates that the rebels de-
sign to cut these two roads,
The publication here yesterday Of General Lees procs
nation 10 the ctisens Of Maryland created prodgoos
sensation It's publication in this city s regarded by
many Union men highly injudcious, as u exsites
among the secessionsts hopes that cannot be realized
The advent here Of General Lees army 10 regarded by
the secessonsts fixed fact. and they hail his proca
nation a. the herald Of his approach.
The trains on the railroad from this point to Harrisburg
are running as usual The road Ia enectualy guarded
along whole extent ard there rebel troops with
in forty miles Of it.
During the four weeks preceding the 9th instant i'm
mense stocks Of boots and snoes clothing aud blankets,
were received Frederick, part Of them coming from
Baltimore part from Harrisburg and part from Phadel
pha. Frederick City being at that time loyal city
loyal State OF course suspicions entertained
when the goods purchased. And was taken
buy too large invoice Of any Arm, nothing
strange thought about II. These goods, however,
were all bought by .knowing ones,n who were well
aware at that early day that they would soon have
great rush of customers about this time
General Miles still holds Harper's Ferry and Martins
burg with what is supposed TO be an adequate force
OUR POOLESvnLE CORRESPONDENCE.
In CAMP, NEAR PooLEsvLlE, Sept. 10, 1862.
artillery Firing Near the MonocacyThe Rttels Failing
Back-- Capture of Rtbcs-Capaiy ,Skirmtsh-Narroo
Escape Of a Signal Officer, &C., &C.
corps STRUCK tents this morning early just this side
Of Garnestown, and sncamped Poolesvle
onsdeng the heat Of the day which has been oppres
sve, tho marched spendidly, and with but little
Oui nbnrn nf hata barca
Hearing the Of artillery the direction Of Sugar
Loaf Mountain, column commenced to move, gavc
impulse to the march, and many in hopes OF OPP
portunity TO participate in fight before tho day should
close. The capnonading kept up but short time,
however, and in regard to lighting our men disap
pointed. But they know they win not have to
long, for every thing gives promise Of bloody
battle in this vicinity within very short period.
anything our new camp ground is plsasanter than
the had last, between Darnsstown and Dawsons
vile. During the early campaign Of Gen. Banks in this
section, tho country here frequently mi.
nutely described in the correspondence Of the
HERALD render further description necessary There
is abundance OF good pure water and in this respect
both soldiers and horses nd most peasurable
from that experienced in the wearisoms march and
counterrnarch tho psnnsulal
There further details to be given of the skiruh
yesterday in this vicinity Ia certain that the rebels
fell back before our inferior forcesa single regiment
did all the fighting sde--and with considerable
loss The enemy thus far does not show that holiness
nghtng this side Of tho Potomac the Virginia
side. Each day is beginning show that better
prepared for them. The future will enforce this
with increased and overwhelming potency
-Four rebel prisoners within our lines
shortly after our arrival here. Scarcely had our
picket lines been established when one OF our
snarpest boys succeeded making them believe
that we belonged TO Parson Jacksons party. Il did
not take long TO open their eyes 10 the fact that
they had most seriously sold. They took 1t very
good nsturediy and evidently much dispeased
their exchange Of positions Like oil recent prsone $,
they very shsbbily dressed Theysay army
is In splendid spirits and sanguire Of working Its way
through this STATE md much further North their
ers may be inclined take them month from nov IL
promised that they shall bo Washington As to the
proposed OF the rebel army before triumphant
entry into the lcde ~ polls and the present strength
and position Of the enemy they studiousy retcent
reticence that probably proceeds from ignorance They
have been sent to General McClslans headquarters.
learn that slight cavalry skirmish took place on our
right to-day in which the Pennsylvania cavalry regi
mens took leading part. The rebels, 10 is said, wee
FOOT which comprised the Of damage on our
side.
Lieutenant Rawoy, OF the signal corps, had narrow
escape today from falling rebel hands He isloos
some of their for ours and proceeding join
them, when he discovered his mistake Ho beat very
lively to the music Of whistng bullets aud unde
the of protecting cloud Of DUST raised by bs 70
treating steod