The New York herald., 1862-09-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
uUNTNuED FRoM FIRST PA(

soAd NNnmore 70 give timely warning Of any federal
srpre~ch Meanwhile she town was lively and gay Tns
camps wsrc ~ she houses, secession ladies appared
the doos ana windows, and the place asansd
wausualy aGinAted appearance Onocrs were oviscd
snso dwellings, adcs greeted them ardent, almost
aaeconate Maaner and with words md smiles assured
them Of sympathy; messc, vocal and instrumental eane
2oatng through the urcn wsrows, while tho Ealo mem
ssrs the rcssden, resos wcc wN with excitement aUa
cverfowms with oxubersnoe
Sosae OF tLcse mcu who been 70 Freecrck or New
Market, Aad given ,eiahcd information about what
be procured in the way Of "punder IL town. aud who
were Yankee" resd~ots (uncn men) and who
SION syMpat,izcrs Hence the cavalry officers anew
exactly where togc 4 squad went 20 tho Westminster
1otel kop. by Mr. @cAlien Union man. and asked for
ths keys OF Odd Fellows Hall II ihera fsat the
Carroll Guardlshad been ahe habi, oi drill
Ee and keeping their arms II the arms
that the rebel cavalry horcd TO find The Carroll Guard
were organized swo years ago county company, and
sonaned both Uuiunlsts and sscessonlsts After the
rot in Baltimore Asril, 1851 their arms were taken
AWAY from them and the company might DC sad 70 have
been diseanded HH recently. since the asi call er
troops and the OF the Intended DRAFT has
been reorganizpg Gs union company, under captain
6eorge Edward warler and other arms sod been fnrno
Cd them Most OF the men.ers of the company however
bad prev eusiy lett the ts~n Procuring keys, this de
sachment Of cavaky proceeded 10 Odd Fellows Hail. open
cd and searched Il through But they found very little
''plunder = whatever had been there
hsd been removed byahe members of the Guard, who
hept them IN their houses or had taken them with
'shcm when they went away. Another detachment
went down 70 the railroad depot and searched ali
round there Extensive inquiries made for
forage Ger their horses, accompanied by statements
shAi they would pay for what they got They
we're able to procure o good supply, when they
n uipnn in
town, VITA whom they had arranged 10 settle al the
forage bills Soon tho stores were filled with fellows
aAxiousy hooking for something They st offered
0Onfcdere paper In payment for purchases and where
tAis refused-as generally the casethey oAeied
Maryland bank bills and silver. There federal
psunder that they could seize The train from Baltimore
consisting or engine baggage car passenger
and two three small freight cars had passed
70 Union Bridge, eight miles beyond, about be-
fore uefcre coming into town, shortly after the
had passed the cavalry burned a small bridge 90 the
railroad abou. mile from here. that that train is
caught above They did not interfere with tbs track In
this immediate vicinity The conductor Of the train
which uas couaiug here late last night was warned
n time and he Immediately returned the Relay House
With his train.
TIC rebels inquired for several prominent Union
q the place and went TO their houses after them Among
hs psrsons asked for Charles Webster the States
wilaan Reese the Enrolment Commissioner. Captsin
wsnrler, Of the Carroll Guard, and others But some
Of those they wanted could not be found. Some 1t
known had left before the arrival OF .hc cavalry while
Others had suddenly and recently disappeared An nte
resting game of "hde and seekn ensued The townsmcn
who cheered for Je went with squads or cavalry find
he missing men, They entered this Interesting game
with all their might, the SO because Of thos
Union men had caused in be
4 vaake nd hron Gana al Wool
charge Of being members Of guerilla band This
sxcelsnt opportunity 10 retase, and they endeavorcd
V make the most OF IT, No injury however done 70
Rny OF the Union men in Westminster.
The membors Of this rebel cavalry regiment conducted
themselves with propriety in town. They had good
horses and well equipped Some OF the Saddles and
trappnss had been captured forces The Colo.
mel rode a horse which they said Of the two
horses belonging to General Pope that the regiment had
captured at Catetts Station The were pretty well
clothed but in all colos shades aud textures Scarcely
two Of the men Of the officers, dressed alike
White there appeared general attemps at uniform there
wasa total disregard Of uniformity Some Of the ofcsrs
wcre well dressed and tier uniforms when clean looked
very pretty.
The City Hotel, kept BY Mr. Dynock secessonst nearly
sppose the Westminster, lit up in the brightest
manner and the Colonel and Of the officers were en-
ssrtaned 10 he most hosptabIe style Alta late hour the
regiment bvoucked in the aed far from the railroad
DEPOT They had no tents wagons but OF them
had India rubber blankets Some Of the officers slept
secession houses and others laid down sleep ulder
awnings or sheds on the sidswaks II late when the
Ssspe retired 70 rest wondering what would be done
NE morrow.
wRrnEsTn, Sept ~, 1902
hoxmeas TarouoA the 7oUs-Sscession Ladies Girino
Hsors TO ne Reoes- Determination Of s Rebels-Jack
IN Aor.ng on Hdrrist1yo, Pa.-What ne Rebels Say
Grand Invasion Of the NorA- WAai ne Rceels Did
7Ae Enrolment Books Deaysyed- Departure of ne Reei
ueaf % Ussontocn, &c.
The townspeope awake early this morning Most
the rebels compelled stay with the body Of the
regiment, but many Of the ofcers the taverns
md private houses 10 get breakfast In the City
.bcte and in the dwellings Of those who themselves
eAe rights people they Hospitality entertained as
the night before During this morning officers and
Srvaes have been riding up md down. The secession
sdes prepared bouquets and gare them 70 officers who
opped al their houses for breakfast In instances
saw secession ladies' when fine looking young oicer
vas passing, TO the door. hail him. and present
hm bouquet Of flowers. SO quite number Of
young fellows dashing along with baDches Of flowers In
ther hands Some carried 0nsIl fags nine or ten
inches long.
Conversations with several Of the oacers only confirms
Abe numerous evidences Of tbe fact that the whole
sonelave OF conspators with their aidcrs and abetors
are terribly 10 earnest u prosecuting the while
ate time they The widest and most er.
deae OF the Northern people the most 10
ordinate hopes OF their ultimate saccoss. II tel you
What n said rebel captain you might weu strive 10
~p out the stars iD heaven subdue the
souihorn people u can't b. done sr.n M, indccdo
ehnod q swafthy indigenous rebel. With the invasion
ol Maryland they think they accomplish mncb for
ibe ConicdeFate ea0se. They say they have
ALe stats 10 The purpose q sfrrding the people
opportunity of exprcssns their sentiments on the ao.
sorbing question Of the umeswhch side they III take
Unon y secession but tkem hopes are 70 be adj.
to arouse e scces-o spit Mar Land 70 saon ne,ght
that wiu succecd y prccpta,ns be state out OF the
inson ~ which event tbev GOULD EASILY on eomnu.
a Caitc5 between Washington aud the gorth ard ttep
reCuIethe national Gapeal tsor One Of ,he uapy i'm