Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-09-13
No important intelligence has been
received from Hanover, or ally point
on the Northern Central railroad.

NJ iuipoitdhI lnteIilgence mas Oeen
received from Hanover, or ally point
on the Northern Central railroad.
- . New York, Sept. 9
The Times says, editorially, that
General Mcdowell is in the city under
arrest, as we are informed, on a chare
OF treason. By whom it is preferred,
or on what grounds we are not aware
Memphis, Sept. 6.
The following items are from the
Grenada Appeal:
i sBuckner isicreated Major General,
and assigned to the command of the
third grand division of the army.
Beauregard and staff arrived at Mo-
bile on Saturday last. His health is
full restored.
A joint committee has been appoin-
ted by the rebel Congress to investi.
gate the charges against Sec'y Mallory,
who is said to be very unpopular with
secessionists. 49,. :. r.. .'.5,.
- ...as ~. Madison, Sept. 9.
The following days have been set
for the departure of Wisconsin regi.
ments. .e... .. 81. -
The; Dist regiment leaves Oshkosh
on Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
The 23rd regiment leaves Madison
on Friday morning, the 10Th inst.
The 22nd regiment leaves Racine on
Tuesday the 10th inst. All destined
for Cincinnati, ...,.. ~
A telegram received by Gov. Salo.
mon this afternoon from Secretary
Stanton, announces that Major General
Pope is on his way to St. Paul, to take
command of the Northwestern De-
partment. His headquarters will be
located i'll that city. .....
~. ~ 60. Fort Monroe, Sept, 10.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Guido,
we learn that the rebels, 200 strong,
surprised Washington, n. c., at day
break on the 9Th. After a desperate
fight Of two hours, the rebels were re.
pulsed and pursued several miles. The
First Regiment N. G. Vol, under Col.
Potter, fought with the greatest brave
~ and most determined heroism. Pot
ter had his horse shot under him.
Our forces engaged were only five
hundred. .... .~.....
In addition to our killed and woun-
ded we have four men missing. A
large number of rebels were wounded.
Gen. Foster and staff went to Wash.
ington, N. c., on Sunday. Col. Ste
venson will have command of New
bern in Fosters absence. .. .a
The gunboat Louisiana rendered es-
sentlal service in Smelling the rebels
out of the strong position they had
seized. .-.'. ...- 49,.
I The gunboat Picket was blown up
by ain accidental explosion of her mag
azine. Capt. Nicholas and fifteen men
were killed, and six wounded. Our
loss on shore was seven killed and forty
seven wounded. Thirty rebels killed
aid thirty-s six taken prisoners.
Philadelphia, Sept. IL.
Mayor Henry issued the following
address to the citizens at late hour
tonight: ..
The Governor has addressed to me
the following dispatch: .... Isl
We have reliable information this
evening that the rebel Generals have
moved their entire army from Freder.
lex to the Cumberland Valley and
their destination is now Harrisburg and
Philadelphia *..t. ".. ..~,r.a
We need every available man I'M.
mediately. Stir up your population to-
night. Form them into companies and
send us 10000 men tomorrow. -.
. No time can De lost in massinr a
force on the Susquehanna, to defend
the State and your city. ..."