, 1862-09-12

tso7ss in Baltimore.
From The n Z. Evening Post 9th1
Our letters from Mary .nd, aud personal ad-
vices tfCIn Baltimore IS late as Z O'Clock Moa.
duy evening, give Us q multitude of rep Jrts
aid funoEs, which we condense into the fol-
loving abstract:
II would appear that the enemy crossed
oStr the Potomac, in force st three different
points near the p"int OF Rocks, on Thursday
1ast; TINT be h1-w up the viaduet Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio cAna1 across the mouth of
the Mopocacy tile same day that Mr. SpAtes
the president OF the canal company, had an
interview with the rebsl General Hill on Fri
d"y; tbat Hill proteesed deterioration not
to disturb or destroy private property, fu:tner
cunmuL lea ion with Washiug' OIL must oe en-
tiTelJ cut Oft; that the G. emT marched iu
force upon Frederick On Friday, and occupied
that CITY about 4 u'ciuck in the afternoon;
that e purchased cattle, sheep and hugs in
lsrge runbtrs, paving for then United States
treasury notes, Of which he had robbed Adams
express In the raid some days previous up IN
the Wiucht sfer and Harptr's Ferry tram
that he bought aud paid fur in the SINE
manner all the sh .es and clothing hs could
ird in Frederick, deportlng himself without
much violence toAards the inhabitants; :;
that nearly all the Union inhabitants
fl d on his approach, on Friday morning
Having their houses, furniture, silver, e., At
bis mercy; that Gen Sigel WAS In force il the
Potomac some six n.!les be(oT the enemy, is
crcss5rg, and would have driven them back,
bad it teen desired, waich it. 6eems it WAS not;
that he hurned the Monocacy railroad britge
On Saturday, and threw out his scouts aud
p7ckeis nearly TO Newmarket on the oil Fred
cr:ck pike on that day !; that body ct cavRl-
~ soIue 600 strong, aft-r eros lug he Point
# R@cks cn ThnrsdaJ. made their way to
the ncrtnwestward, ana have not been heard
fiom since; that he threw out his scouts aud
/ picke's towards W9st minister, towards 'he
| Perne, lvaris line, on Saturday, aud to witain
! TOUR miles Of that eil,age OF Monday morning,
| so IS to prevent tie train on the Western
| Nar3land railroad from going out to it's
! Terminus at Union bridge; that a1l the
trorts ut Frederick rere saved and reached
| Baltimore Oh Saturday morning, tlti1g soule
s}sht TT light cars, SO tnat the reported burn
II = ct thin is rot true; til 1t Nr. Garret;. tue
| PRESIDENT If the Bnl'l11ore and oai.; railroad
| ny 1aki"g time By the foretock, saved AL bis
| locomotives end cars before the enemy could
St Ze them, by bringing them east a,I1 eendlug
| Il I'm Hest; ttnt be sar'd In this way eighty
| five locomotives and 500 cars, aud besides
1>stnt back to Wheeling all the freight which
Il had accunu'ate at Cumberland, regarding
Il the dtct ut Of the enemy On the hitter poinr as
+ 4 probable theory that the enemy made &
fell on S1reas, as though intending to Eeet
IL t" Pennsylvania, but suddenly turned hi:
columns in totce down the old Liberty 70 Il
! nom E1eGcflCk 10 balt1u0lSf IQdt Oh 1lOn0a1
t morning 4 O'clock yesterday his advance
| guard sppeaIed near New London On the LIB
try road, thirsy-cne mills from Bltim 're
| while the pIckets OF BurLs;dt's army wero a
Cool esville, an din that dirsc ion acros th'
country twenty-five nlnes from Baltimore
hat yesterday, Dca1ly all day, aud a
lo1g Intervals, firing Of heavy ordnanc
wBs distinctly heard in the Il ,rthwesree1
section OF Baltimore up the Liberty ro1d; tn i
g. Z O'Clock l4-t evening runlor WAS rife il
| Baltimore, and b. lttyed BY maay, That Bur0
eide bad reacht d the epe1uy's front In time
| aid thrown hie columns upon the appfo scnlp
ice, routing him at every p"iut; tu45 the tx
| ci emeLt in Baltimore, EVER since he euem
desecJattd the soil Of MstylAnd with his uu
hal>owed tread, has been extreme amongst tn
Union people, because no effor Fere m tde t
ca,l them out and arm them 80 as to deten
tfcir CRY; that the rebel y Dpathizng ,pu
lafion las not dared to show stgus Of iusc
I.Dce to any extent, through fear Of 1i-iu
sgainet them By the Union populs
tloD; that the governor OF MaryIan
| issued his cali, last evening" at 3 late hou
| ealing upon the Union men of B4lttu ulol
those OF the counties to be up and drlvln
bbck the foe, with cEery weapon they ca
muster; that the rebels Of Maryland preten
/ to say that their S uthera ern1y will swee
into Pennsylvania through Harrisburg. an
! then 10 Pstteburg, for the purpose Of destro,
| lAE HuI ofuudDNE 4OAAAAJ ~ A@9 %+4'N U1N
oy. into Kentucky near to Cincinnati, wh Il
it will JON the baudle Morgan and G-ner
, Kirby Smith; that this Is not believed oy IL
> Un1tn1ete, Who are looking for the enemy
Z descent upon Baltimore; that it is tt
fixed aid nnaltcrable determin ation
e the the government to raze Baltimore
), the ground in case the enemy should
able 10 pr sent htuself before it in torce,
: thing easily accomplished bJ the means
hand; thai the unioists are prepared vi
: The most self. sacrificing unauimisy to join Il
J. gort TIL. nj in the work OF destructi N, rash
d fhan to Il B4l iuare fall into the b 4nds Of T.
T | tEeny; that no Union ptsp.e were lsavit
Baltimore up to list evening to avoid Il
: evening to ", id the consequences OF the i.
J. | pending conflict, though Cru *ds Of secesstu
d its we're; that Bracley johnson Of Frederic
WAS riding about bis 1lative city, after Its occ
e I patton BY the rehels, with the American Fl
e tied to his stirrup and trailing in the du:
:. ,hat the geprrs1 sentiment amouy aiouI:
It last evening in Baltimore VAS, the dsstru:ti
,. ot the enemy Is torcvs By those of the U ait
). States, before they could get out OF MaryEar
It AID that The goys rnuIeuL in Washington
actuated By the same opinion.
te From all that We Gil learn we are in stro
f hcpes TINT the wishes of the Mar5 landers a
T. of Tie whole loyal portion Of the country u
be speedily gra1idsd.