New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
no that there is scarcely possibility of the escape OF
the Rebel cavalry.
MOVEMENTS OF REBEL CAVALRY.

MOVEMENTS OF REBEL CAVALRY.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL. 1862.
The hmeriedn has just received the following:
FREDERICK, Oct. II. 1862.
All information here indicates that the Rebels ac-
complished their raid with impunity, passing from
above the right Of or army along ts rear, and re-
crossing into virginia in the vicinity Of CoDrads
Ferry. They numbered . 500 cavalry and four pieces
of light artillery. They had no train except few
anbulances. From Chambersburg they passed
through Emmeitfburg, WoodsbOro, New Market,
and crossed the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Monrovia early this morning.
At Monrovia they cat the telegraph line and tore
up a few rails. From Monrovia they moved toward
Nolans Ford, at the mouth Of the Monocacy. ht
the ford We had the 81 and 4th Maine Regiments,
with battery of artillery. The Rebels were re-
verely sheled, and replied with vigor, but not mucl
da mage Was done TO either side. Having no cavalry
foce there, our force could DO, pursue the Rebels,
who finally moved down tho river in the direction
of Edwards and Conrads Ferries, where il 10 be-
lieyed they crossed over this afternoon.
Gen. PleasaDtop with cavalry, was IN pursuit,
but was two hours behind the Rebels. IL ls the
opinion of some that only portion Of their force
had recrosfed. Halle Cavalry and Bush's Laneers,
who were sent out yes erday in the direction OF
Gettysburg, have brought in seven stragglers from
tho Rebels. ODe Of them, with whom 4 talked,
saws their column was 1000 strong.
They crossed the Potomac at Dam No. 5 early
Friday morning. Gen. Stuart in command.
The principal object get horses IN which they
succeeied taking back from 800 TO 600. These
were seized indiscrimna,oly from the stables OF
farmers in Pennsylvania The men supplied them
selves with shoes and clothing from the stores IN
Chambersburg.
Beyond the destruction Of the railroad depot, do
not learn that they did any damage. They moved
through the country together, and seemed perfectly
acquainted vi h the disposition Of our troopr
There are reports that a movement Of our forces
from below had cut them olF from Coniads, but a.
there has been no inng since noon, have no doubt
they are over the river hey ond pursuI,.
Tie statement that they went IN the direction Of
Gettysburg is altogether falsc. From Chsmbers.
burg they made for the ryer by the most direct road
passing about seven milcs north Of Frederick.
HAKRisBuRc. Oct. Il, ls62
ESCAPE OF THE RTBEIs.
A dispatch received here this evening, says that
the rebels from 600 TO 1900 strong passed through
Wooteloro Liberty Newmarket and Urbanns, aud
then made for the ryer. They advanced froin the
direction Of Getty .burg, destroying ANAL portion
Of The railrosd track at Newmarket.
Gen. Pleasan;on, with shout 800 cavalry, passed
through Frederick this morning IA Pursuii.
Lafer.-Ofeial DISPATCHES received here state that
tie Rebels succecdcd ia escapi1g They crossed the
Potomac near the mouth oil the Monocacy, having
made a march Of 20 m.les 10 .. bonrs.
Gen. Pleafanions forces arrived at the crossing
inst as ,hoy had finished aud engaged their artillery,
but nothing IN known q the result. lis force
marched ~ miles during the lsst ~ hour..