, 1862-09-20
The harper's Ferry Dl,grace.
'skclpEaTs OF THE SURRENDER.

rHI, rMHMhet, WIN several brtsades, on Loudon.
lhoSe oneetlS IN front of 1s were commanded
among others, ofJackson's old division, now
c'mmanded bg Gen. Stark, (at prcs.nt uader
a51est, J Ewclfs division, Gen. Gregg'a South
carolina brigade, numbering six regiments,
Gems Pinda1's and Archy's brigades, "a Loui-
kiara and Cd and Sd Virginia brigades.
AZ Eoon as the terms ofsurrender were COM
p}et.d, Gems. 4. T. Hill and jackson rode into
zo1p, accompanied by their staff, aud follow
cd b5 troop OF Lou5op sold :ers, who straight
l. uaon gue1illas," referring to Capt Means
Uninn company, who were fortunately not to
be 10 md. G:E. Hill ium datelS took up his
leaeYuarters IN 1he tavern stand, next 70 Col.
to the river, returned to Bolivar Heights, the
observed Of all observers.
The artillery taken comprised the follow
ir~:
I~e3ye $ inch 1iaed guns,
Six James,
S.x24-pound hoEitzars,
-Four e0-Fourd Parrott guns,
Six II pound guns.
Four IL poErd howitxers,
Two 10 inch D4E;},rens,
One 50 pound Par1ott,
Six 6-prund guns,
aas several pi, ces Of tFrcmout,s puns.,' oY
but li.:le value Seven Of the whole number
w"re thoroughly spiked. But few horses
HN4N tAhEA1 Liz NtAhA419 AahluE SECURED mtSE
o. 'hem The co1olni=sarg department com
? :set six days rationR for II. 900 men This
e::hraces nearly all the government property
Faich was surrs ndvred.
S:onewa1l jackson appeared On the parade,
round, and fixed his headquarters thsre
lie As11s FOR TIE CAVALRY.
His first question, afler elanc1ns over the
s,Np lLfent1S drawn up anarMed il line be-
lore him, was, Where is all the cav,lry you
Isd:" And on b:iug Informed that they lad
c-caped the l'rcVions night en- naasSe. b: was
ellenti but his face, and the countenauces Of
the rebels about him, wore LOOK Of disap-
poin9 ment ard cbagriu, rct unlike that of
mt 'c1ri'r when he springs into the burn do~r
q IT, to find his expected prey safely out Of
us JAWS, leaving only suggestive odor be-
TIE REBELS GREATLY DISAPPOINTED,
In truth, the disappointment of the rebels
ut the absence Of tue large force Of cavalry
1hty so n,Cch desired and expected to find,
vas terrible THY we're greatly cast do zn;
and many OF them observed that they would
rather hate lost all the infantry prisoners
than our we'll mounted and we'll armed men
Only about ninety-t1ve were found in the hos
1itals and their arms and horses had been
rpirittd away.
DEl1-oKABLE CONDITION OF TIE REBEL CAV
ARY.
Jaclsson'6 cavalry men were mounted on
Eorses worn down with long m riches and
Ftiu1ed proyendrr, aud as thin as horses ever
get ard not dle, and OF course utterly useless
tor quick and long marches. Indeed, euch
quantity of living anatomical specimens never
ctosssd the Potomac before or since They
tive stryice. Ecarcciv one rnn1j he snn-ro5 ~
to mace fus,cr than wall, whcn r. .ntarsd
Har1tr's Ferry.
WHAT JACKSON EXPECTED TO GET !
Not enly WAS jackson anxious to obtain an
abundant supply Of well-feu and active horses,
r'rt;nn 80 e+ra} .o3'- ~ <,;1s ~, tas e4scuVe
1irnrnf nj nf ,,s san r.grara ~l.a tae asaai COM
cavalry men are armed in order 1has h;s ~, ~
Caring riders might lay aside the single and
end double barr: lied shut gun, the old, rusty
carGlue, the homemade broadsword and
ancw with the more improved weapons, But
the gallan:ry and brave dash Of Col. Davies.
OF the Sth New York cavalry who WIS actin.
b.igaaier general Of the cavalry, foiled his well
1a'o plans. -..............
TIE REBEL SurrLY TRAINS,
After the csnture IF the p,aee Jactson,s
trains marc1en through it, on their way to The
~ lily o. NE snenanooah. Ihcy were hurried
1st,oty a9tg, mo seemed TO be well filled
WIZ eupluss u an kinas. over 15o wagons
tJI.e sa;1"a y. ns one article o. SAT- alone OBJ
eraaons ~ oaat' VIE IN one traln Other
srS muen nes asa oy tne rsoeis The en-
t ns ~ na.n nas luneose, ii a1a would stretch Tor
et1.,h En- oI sme'ye miles, ana ~ we're h'led The
~: tx G;n, T. ha 3;s unt smau train os
h. sncormc3 rs1 LILA " LID 'o''s ID 'uus sao"n 10
ee .neo'fte'"
PROVISIONS AND A,tMCSIT1oS CAPTURED
The enemy iound but few provisions in the
Etorehouses, as 1he supplies we're nearly ex-
l1rukred when the siege began. The uppiy Of
ammunition found was, however quite large,
All tie sadc1, 8 were cut to pieces when # Eos
fcrcsttn 1ha. a surrender was iikclr 10 ocrnr
and such reyoivsrs and sabr%cs % as remsinei M ]
with lie sick cayalrymen WIRE mt nsfdc
,r,,o 49,. -. <,,s
~ eo"as.ANo'
When az our torres we're concentrated at
1ne lsff3, oen: Lite, who. by rank. became
COMMANDER of the forces, walved his right,
troops, to Col Miles As complaints have
Elnce ceen 1asue laa! no ordsr vas issued
stat'hg Hno Vas 10 be commsndant, it is
IfoImT 70 e1ate that az order was prepared By
vol Miles, and copy sent to Gen. White, at
whore request the order WIS withheld from
PRONUNCIATION to brigade commanders.
sKITcu TYPOGRAPHICAL AND MILITARY,
Harntr's Ferry Ia si1natad IN +ha ,na,o
fcrndd bv The confluence rf the Po+o ,,oa .5s 20
Shsnnndouh River The tnsn nv ,tsei9 T. i;tar taa
a11v 1,nr;.d ~ thn sn,ror,S;n,r t;t1 81 ntGI-
irg arToss The anie and F,qn;n1 e, th estca. sas
n 7r;anr1c IA ~ -335Ie 1nnas see oaSe ol
u,icbts. Which. ri,ing ante ahrnD+,t F.aa.
ttc Town. snreaas nut intn n1s;n IA uom thnn
TisiTr HnrAtn fnrna a snr4 If ,1ar,1s+ r1n.fx--
down * 1he snrTonnanr- r..@., ~, 9aop,ng
which is Of lower -rsdr 1hen ths ,as 4et En 81
formed 1he front ~ ~ ,.ns;e,a aae pia1u lals
cunied by fhe let t1ieaae e1.oI; Cni aau rs o.
{:St1h n. ~ conmand;nr cnmnosaJ ocssy octs
115th New Vail 1so1 S.,n<,a .sa.,1 " tue
TorE n:erihoidi f.n ~, M.o4; Ma;au 41.,S ~ Ne"
111+S NJ. W. ~ Ssa'"u!' ln:lot Hi!aeor4ndt,
Sai,11,~sss ,f ~ ?, NJ. Se9oin, and Caps Won
SS;asa 80 1y4 a;1 anuiana oaIefy, ana % the %
ca,;n,s, S;ut ~ 1..oe .'a !oosn V4o voinnteers>
1,n.nare 9.'! a P.,n.s, 81 Tue ooth Vol
Slcr1;;i and ,t. pn,ts i,9ta- s"tn Ne" 1otS' col.
Thn 1,,i1 ~ s;ttns, ~ i.14.aJ os.o uas.stJ.
d ~. aieaof @ tnnIryG,1te.y Iy:n PROM Tue to*n
an fn1!rr 1rs ~ ., anu sutaouno 2; a oy
nnon tn +h.. st.ant " ~ he;n 10 isll oask
1n.:rc astancea nos;t;on ~ ~ Ro;;ea yea ron tne
Tcrc 1Tss nost.d re r,soo ~. ~ 1a .. ns as.
fos,rth hr;cadn r., " W. AIu~n ~ ~ u, tne
Y"rt 1a+6 o,,,,1n.na;ra ~u' n.au, VI !ne AeW
~ Eoi1ulaauAns, anu composed q t1e
s 80 ~" 1U'h, s'to Valo, Cipt. Nigny's
Soln:Sahy as1aeIists, ana company a, New
--!a 1o.h @ ueas! ar'iaers, tapt. dr5sam Taere
e1 as1s u.ouh,ea a,, a'ong Iae lcIrcnchments some
fnzen t.,3s noSlsze'e, neoet char5e OF Capt. Rig
~ coml,anS, ano 70 me lett, upon the prect-
Inss osesnangahg me eaenanooah, and com
tnaaons 'nT sIl'Ioacnes ny tne shenandoah
19sa; ano a!so up tae fotomac from Sandy
1aoh, were F!aGSo Two Twelve and two twen-
1E.1Juf round fAfTUft rulH end I'm xf.