The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC NkNS.


Nra loEs Sept New O., hs -
iicfs .. he Ist report that an <xt< No. M
Ger Col Thomas along TIE opoGfn 0utcl 3
bau1 81 euef'las capturef l530 - en- ana
horse. thfee enefiilas I'd qe1,c< aiile =
Three ui our mtH we're rpua.>o/ Dr. ere
suefiia kiea
Aceot1'rs 90 q corrcsps. ~ ~ Mobile
i paper writing rem jack ~ - mueh
concern uss felt there (t ~ federal.
would capifrr = large - {r<in sent a.
Hindmau Our cavalry 'sore = lursuit ct
! Il on the 20sh ult. .t&&@
There was some excitJ 5000 Ion tie
rebels ia expectation th X rebel ship
+ yard on the lazoo River a11eoa eral Gun.
boats were nearly compile, fhi be de-
sirovel %
The steamer Ibessille Hred Into BY
guerilla. about 80 miles aibx1k ew Orleans.
Gaerilas had captured twq ksling schoon-
crs M
An old soldier formerk>snder Andrew
Jackson, refused 10 give Shs old muskct
AZ. was sentenced 70 30 imprisonrneut
but Gen. Butler promptly fittcd the SER
tercs
The German Theatre ! Najacen, stables
was burnt on the 3lst -
The Delta noticed tie k]ose OF the sum
mer, and stated that thehlth OF the CITY
had bccn unparalleled md lngratulaios the
citizens on the entire a7fonce o. YELLOW
fever
Nav loEL. sep I0-IIfs correspondence
OF the city journals has No following nc.
count Of the re captvre o1rRcolesyille
Two regiments OF cavalry ondei Col Farns-
~o,th and section Of artiilefy drove out
tae cavalry and artillery &C the enemy The
2 - "a. q
posted OF tie summit OF lcbill The rebels
soi their guns out OF uiewey but lost six
griseneIs.
The Indiana rceimenl. lost three men and
twenty horses
The rebels began crossing toe Potomac on
Thursday the l-i at the Monocacs Il ON which
point they swept down the Maryland shore
below ihe fofis aud ferries opposite Lees
bnfs driving tbe small squats of Cavalry
hira we're watching &c river The enemy
h'i advanced on Friday 70 poolsvillc and
moved Jut in some force on this ,llc There
were part o fgompanies ofthc Isl Massachu-
aetis cavalry IA their 'front.' obsrfVing Abe
rebels approach They lornci IN line bv
plaitoous and by their stcs Dimes ol front ami
fhiiiull disposition DELAYED the rebel advance
Tor hour, aud finally Gen Lee sent miles
"a ihe rear lor aflillef, 10 dispcfso the force
he supposed % be ia front ~ him, before
Tie artillery orr men were of course com
PEELED 20 retire aud "a soon a. their move
mcni 10 column detected the weakness Of
thtif force tie rebel Cavalry gathered heart
an icaric on az The charge II WAS two 20
one and there wa. nothing lcil iot Il but 20
get on as rapidly a. possihlo The road had
been clear 10 ihe morning and was counted
on foe unobslfuctol retreat but while the
-. T.. a.. I.
some traitor haa piled stones AZ The worst
place on tie fosi lr snrN quantity thas the
hotse- ~ e ral.D esaa iaf f4Il - 10 down.
Eaff' s "a dust tho head OF
tie teiftal.... column came down The road Al
speed and iunrei 1910 the rocks, men, AMI
horses together. fell ia confusion. and piled
over ono another IN heap The rebels were
close upon them and those who were down
could only surrender
The rebels began trims INTO them and
aabereing the prostrale men. some Of them
were crushed under their Struggling horses
Capt Chamberlin whose had fallen upon him
shouted TO the rebel leader thar hs men
were helpless and firing was ordered 70 cease
Captains Motley and Willes with most Of
their men escaped Capt Chamberlain
with about twenty men we're captured All
were liberated on parole. Befre the men
we're ssnt of Gen. Lee made them a spcech
urging them never totake up arm again 70
sublugato the South. that there are AMI
mast be two Conferaces on this continent
Capt Chamberlain had long conversation
with Fi'zhugh Lee and Stuart. and reports
that their cavalry force is very large
foolessille citizens fired from houses
along The streets on the retrcating cavalry
The rebels considering Maryland as a part
OF JET Davis domnions treat all Unon
citizens as traitors, and at the city lew con-
trihations on them as encmics