, 1862-09-25

SEPTEM
McC1ellan's corps did not pass through Noun.
tin Gap until o'clock Monday morning, and
about O'Clock In the afternoon OF the same
day their advance reached position in front
OF our lines At 6harpsburg. They con-
tinued to gather up their forces, but up
to Tuesday night had made no attack. Lee
also remained inactive, waiting for e junction
With jackson, Tuesday evening. ant'the rest
were near By, Except 4 P. Hills division.
which Ind been left at Harpes's Ferry to
guard the place and protect p1:lic property ~
Especial Dhpatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
WABHuo7os. Sept. q. 1ssas
B1igadier Gen Kimball Of Indiana, In his
official report, gives the loeses of his brigade
in the battle Of Antietam, as folloEs: KILLED,
| LII; wounded, $40; missing, 8; total, G30.
The 18th Indiana, - stated in the official
reports, had two officers kil1ed-Iieuts. L. C.
Bcstwen and Porter B. Lundy-and ten
wounded: Capt. Z. F. Catterson, William
Hcnghlin, acting major, Ca7ius, acting
lieut.. colonel, John Coons and Eiwd Bra
sler, and Lieuts. ID. C..Kelley, Ed. Bollinger,
Nn.P. Haskell, and J. B. Ward. Of pEi-
Yates and ncL-comnlfsBioned oillcerz, the 14th
lost lwenty.eisht killed and 14t.wounded.
| It is stated that the attempt 70 irs!roy tho
stcree, railroad, locomotives and cars at M.
nassas Junction, during Pope's operations in
1bat region, when BAnks had to tall back to
Centery:llr, was failure, the CATS and en-
gints we're so little injured BY the ire that al
+ most the ertifc number were got Oft By the
tsbe!s- TEey took six engines IN this way,
and large Lumber ot ca1B. Two Of the en-
gires We're in sufficiently good order to run
Ut once The rebels also got large amount
Of supplies here, very little dsma4ed-amour
'htm carload Ct: harness, and sufficient
arms to supply all. the soldiers and citizens
thtre With thrge guus apiece.
The rebels Propose TO ettorca the conscrip-
tion set in Prince William county, do IN the
Potomac, below the nlouth of Bull Run, to-
noriow. At the lime Of their general con-
sc1ip'ior. Prince William MAS iuside our lines:
hence the enforcement now. Large nua,bers
Of Union people are feeiog from there to this
city to avoid consc.iption.
Our a1u,y has crossed the Potomac, and ad-
vsnced far enough, 1t is said, to hold Lses-
burg. Little or no opposition thus fir has
becn encountered. The rebels are reported to
fix t1eir 1css in Maryland at Is 900, but insist
thLt their successful retreat, together With
their victory and spoils Ut HArper's Ferry,
make them quite even with us, 50 far. They
acknowledge, however, to being very 1nuca
disappointed Ut the reception tiny met ffom
The Inhabitants CT Maryland. They were led
10 expect general uprising in their favor a.
soon as they entered tue Slate, but hardly oh
talned :, 000 recruits all told, while the deser-
tiohs Which occurred with them in such
march as matter Of course, uearly balanced
| ;he recruits.
1t is stated, with what degree of truth caa-
| not set be told, th6t the rebels ure couce,,
trating at Winchester, also that they are i'm.
pressing into their service all atlc-bo1isd
men between seventeen aud sxty-Gve.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 2t.-Grn Julius White
Is hete Under arrest to await an inytst1 CATION
| Tito the circumstances attending the s1rrea.
der OF Harper's Ferry
| HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PorouAc.l
Tu.suay Evening.
iptormetfon received tod ~ from / servant
VINO deserttd from the rebels yesterd II, eho vs.
/ e.' .oss ~ ecne4al oiuc f3 III Tue 1887 oatfles
no sas HtraSo vdo' ueu. "l1suI o! Geof.
NcrtA Carolina WaB killed; Longstreet was
sonnded; Maj. Gen. Anderson was wounded !;
Tne ;,.Gn1. o. oa,o;r I;'a;s "as - htl.ea;
:o1tfa ~ .ha ha,,,a a. ,9ss 70 nave o, ncen ca
s'tee they entered MaryIuud.: An Aaoama
tr'saGe, commanded by Col. Cunning, has
POI BEEN able to muster hfty men since thu
o"tue ~ .1,,.
ahfIt r. d T. rrhir .'nc. tna 90 a. uaFe M
t~v ar,ui,s L. ,nanv ras..s f.,',l,s ,r5 y .ue
lew da1s apn var. in co,'t.,.4.is:,f *n'c:i
stances are now wv wanttnS III soh'olIp th ci5san
lt. Atl foreye s,d f;,.i snd AZ ~, o.
US. d by our amy i. nrnmn - ~ noid ngI9H H.
Claims at those whose farms taya ,,..u r. ~ ~
usst. a1d bu,lcipns destr,,rt d,,r;a usn ~ 1.o
1er, are 1eftrrtd 10 1he auihor,t1rs for sst,
r+It ~ N'1~ ''4eo ioi hsIIe'
The moyemcnts of tho rahe,, .r, ,,,.
Gus. The military authorities fer1 f;.,; se.;s.
fled that IN. wh,,i. rthsi ,rm. !. .;.t -, ~.
Opposite side Of 1he Potomac tnf,rmat,ou M tau
TO that effect has been received to day. Let
is also there. Their Intentions are not yet de.
rtlored. An attempt to re nccupY MARYLAND
must te coEeidtred lmp1ac,icabie,
BA1rtuo,E. s.nt e4-Tho l,,.,.,,,
| rcsror I'm. ~ Ghr,. H., 1."4s' e'4't . cos'
I'D. fays. 1A49e' o"t' " IL:
Ths re las come a 1nn in which 4b, nv,
fe1 ding armies are 1vtn,s nnet1r .s;+h ~ ~ o.
tofpac between them. whiting d.ye;os,me. r.
S,nc.. ftt rrconn,,;ss ,nc,. ,nro, , u.
Ut Cla,kshrg IN S.tn.do1 l,st ,,arf
has re,sr ed siopg the lines ecarrtlv S;.tnrn.,,
ven hT Ynr sEi,sn;.h;ne ~ .';air...' o491u1 oeo
We hold the river at Sharpsbur, in stropp
free, while the rebels occupy tn. Opposite
hAnk, but not. it il Thought: in ftarce w.
also occupy WlIilamsport II su1}icIcut strrnz,ts
to resist any attempts OF the rebels to di;.
l.dgc ue. 1''
Harqer's Ferry is likewise in our possession
and nc thus stand III position to check ~.
crossing to this State, and 10 recDmmrrcr
eti:nsiS operations.
Tie army is not idle. Large columns arc in
motion to-day
A rcgimrns Of cavalry crossed the 1asi
right, ab. ut three miles from Sharp,hurr' m
It cnnnoiseance, Tue rebels showrd t1.n,
| stlycs on the edge of fhe znods hrt ,n,tn =. .
cemon.t7afionss "oo~' o1S A1'oe IL
Tie battle field of "Wednesday 3s oor nro.+,
veil cleaned OF the struggle. The dead h.v!
| III hetp buried. and The wonuIe.I nj he.n r..
| moved TO Hare,stnvn md ntnrr r1acos
| H.pr,s,,1. D. 60 .,
bos issr.d .,os1 = osp.' -oos- Eur.in
to th. -.,,o,,1!. fns +ht,;e .euul"s 1us1A:
XII 60 n inn ~ .sa,. uo4e iespooes 70 Ill:
Thn tro,t 49, ..l'.. sa5os ~, as"'1
nStu, u.s Aso psen Postponso uatn Tue 1btt
v.co", vucao.et: j..
n,st. ~. ;se ~. ous nry n3s crossed tae 70
h,ra haa,, ns +t,.n !ut1u'sl1n Detaen neaf$
s,r.,,s,I' - ,h' ~ ~ !set tne post:lon aud
~ E.'N.s - .,.
+h<, ,,.oott ...u ~ ~ Eene " Anooua 70 attene
S,a,e. ees W 'uo so'erno5s o1 LIZ loya
NEw YORK. Sept "a letter to the Nex
1cTk 11h<s, dated Wil1iamsport, Md, S.pt