, 1862-09-27

According to the Jackson .MissiSSippian, the
correspondent at Mobile of that paper says that
much concern is felt for the safety of large wag-
on train for Hindman, Ark. Federal cavalry were
in pursuit of it.
Guerrillas were along in coasting schooners.-
The Delta notices the close of summer. stating
that the health of the city had been unparalleled
and congratulates the citizens on the entire ab-
sence of yellow fever.
CINCINNATI, Sept 1O.-Pope's official report of
the movements of the army in Virginia. from the
time he left Washington for Virginia and until he
returned, is published this afternoon. He attrb-
utes the whole disaster to failure of the Army
of the Potomac to cooperate when he was on the
Rappahannock. He presumed that the Army of
the Potomac would protect the section between
him and Washington. Its failure to do so caused
him to be completely hanked. If he had turned
upon the enemy from the Rappahannock he could
have had him completely defeated. Fitz John
Porter had drawn off his corps, contrary to writ
ten ORDERS and refused to take part in s co,tost
while the enemy was marching rein ,rcoroonts
past him. Gen. Pope also rssnsnr.s Cen Griffin
for withholding his COP. c.mand from the contest
while the eettie wa' raging. He accuses McClel-
ian Oh refusing % supply him, when his forces had
oeen without food for two days, although he had
.eleg .aphed and written urgently for supplies to
'Le sent.
New YORK, Sept. 1O.-The steamer Columbia
from Havana has arrived.
The confederate steamer OuetO had arrived at
Havana from Cardenas. The OUetO has lost ma
nv of her crew BY sickness and desertion. The
authorities ordered her from there, and she left
on the 1st inst in leaking condition. When she
arrived at HAVANA she had but Sc hands, most
of them, including the Captain, being sick
Vera Cruz dates to the LIST inst. states that Dob
ado had resigned from the Juarez Cabinet and
returned to Guanajuato with his troops.
The French troops landed on the 22d of Au-
gust and left for Orizaba. Yellow fever and dys-
entarv had caused a loss of Is per cent. on the
French vessels. The Amazon, whose compliment
is 675 men has now but 40 left
HARRISBURG, Sept. 10-Gen. Wool has been
assigned to the command of all the troops north
of the Susquehanna. Within the next "a hours
10000 troops will be in Cumberland valley. Be
fore Jackson can reach Chambersburg he will be
required to overthrow 1000 Pennsylvania yeo-
manry
CINCINNATI, Sept. ia skirmish yesterday
afternoon resulted in the capture of 20 prisoners.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-From a reconnaissance
in the vicinity OF North Mountain, seven miles
from Wilamsport, it was thought that Lee and
Jackson re-crossed the Potomac that town.
L. was thought Longstreet would croes further up
the river.
CHICAGO, Sept 13-From all reports received
we Judge it is the intention of the rebels to leave
Maryland by way OF Williamsburg. With the
force they first threw over the Potomac at or near
Edwards Ferry, 4hey could not hope to hold their
position, and the only object they could have had
in view gathering supplies, of which doubtless
they carried away immense quantities.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Ihe rebel army has
ell boo ha etr Of
the rebels is estimated by prisoners at from 10000
to 10000, only half of which came this side of
Florence. Prisoners say the retreat was made
because they heard of Buells advance into Ken
lucky. Our scouts last night reported the enemy
retreating in confusion to Florence, ten miles
southwest of Cincinnati
ST. JOSEPH, Sept 12.-The guerrillas did no
damage to Palmyra this morning they remained
bnt few hours.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-At an early hour yes
terday morning, portion of one of our divisions
drove the rebels from Sugar Loaf Mountain,
point of much importance in Frederick county,
Nd. Some resistance was made, but it was over
come with a loss of half dozen Federals killed
and wounded.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IA gentleman who left
Frederick Yesterday afternoon, says that on We'd
nesday afternoon heavy firing was heard in the
direction of Harper's Ferry.
The secessionists are much troubled about the
news received from that quarter, which was to the
effect that rebel Gen. Loring had crossed the Po-
tomac at Williamsport and was marching towards
Harpers Ferry, where he had commenced an at
tack on the Federals who opened masked bate
ries and repulsed them with great slaughter, and
captured many prisoners.
Our informant says the rebels commenced NOV
ing from Frederick Tuesday night-their force
numbering about 10000. They moved in retreat
ing order with trains in advance. He thinks they
do not intend invading Pennsylvania, but have
been driven into Maryland for supplies. This
confirms the previous accounts ofthe utter wretch
edness and destitution of the rebel hordes. The
rebels abandaned Westminster and marched for
ward to Hagerstown.
New YORK, Sept PA citizen of Frederick,
Md, arrived yesterday, having left after the evac-
uation. He saws the rebel force was estimated at
from 10000 to 10000. His neighbors had lost
all their cattle, provisions, blankets-every thing
that could be applied to the use of the army-be
ing taken by rebels who paid for nothing. But
few Marylanders had joined them.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Government had
completed arrangements for the settlement of
free coored persons IN Central America-the pre-
else place depending on circumstances. Senator
Pomeroy will conduct the expedition. He has
October with five hundred persons, all provided
with implements of husbandry -Four thousand
coored persons have informed Pomeroy of their
desire to avail themselves of the Presidents colo
nizaton scheme.
Fifteen thousand men, under Buell., leave Nash
ville it is thought, to pay respects to Kirby Smiths
rear Eight thousand and five hundred of Rose
crantzs army arrived at Nashville to-day.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-Two soldiers from Cum
berland Gap report that Gen. Morgan made
foray through the rebel lines and captured enough
provisions to subsist his men sixty days.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-Government to-day or"
dered home militia for the defense of the border.
The Cincinnati troops returned to the city this
afternoon, their services being longer required,
as the army here is sufficient 1t is reported that
Charleston, Va, has been evacuated and burned
by Federas, who are falling back towards the
Ohio river.
BALTIMORE, Sept 13-Our information in re-
gard to the crossing of the Potomac is from the
most reliable source, A dispatch from Frederick,
dated noon to-day, says firing was heard in the
direction of Harpers Ferry. Gen, Hooker took
possession of Frederick last night. Mcclellan
entered that city this morning. We captured a
rebel wagon train.
MEMoRIAL.-The following memorial has been
introduced into the Oregon Legislature and will
probably pass
To the Honorable the Senate and House of
Representatives in Congress assembled: Your
memorialists, the Legislative Assembly of the
State of Oregon, respectfully represent the i'm
portance and necessity, in view of foreign con-
fcts, of furnishing this State with full compile
ment of arms and munitions of war; the estab-
fishing of an arsenal, and the building of an iron
gun-boat for the Columbia river; to enable us to
defend this coast against the enemies of the Uni
ted States That the State is defenseess and