New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
Lu,est Reports About the ncbsi Raid.
FREDERICK, Md, Friday. July g. 1904


Tho enemy continued to press Col. Clendenin
pretty hard yesterday and finally aanked him just az
the 30 Maryland infantry came up hi support They
all went in and drove the Rebels back 70 the noun
tain.
Tho latter had approached that ten or dozen
shells fell within the limits of the town. and struck
Bradley T. Johnson5 own house. He is said to be the
leader Of the raid.
The following age the entries in the United States
General Hospital for Maryland at this place:
TINS cAsUALTTRs
Charles Greenyiis. K, oh Illinois, dead.
L. 4 Carver, l. lh Illinois wounded
Sergeant @. II. Remington. Is. Sta Illinois, wounded
W. y. hmhrrgh = stl Illinois, wounded
samuel Yats. O, 81 Miryisnd, Toaui,i.
Cha & Gilbert. c. 9Th Illinois. wounded in shoulder
J5cob Ii~ci-r o, % Mryi,nd WOULD
Jarlrs p. Rice C. 81 Ma ylanl wounded
T. M 4 S;' anS j M q ke X ID ' Ss5a .
David Riehards. X, 81 Alaryl1nd wogaded.
John o. crien. 81 Maryland. wounded.
q. w. Slr.nger. Z, % AllrY'aud, wounded
Charlie, il. Mason. q. Sd M.ry aal wounded
James Cunningham. II Is, Virginia wounded
J. W. crunki.on r % Ma wounded .t,,.,
@. ". Bell and II. Fisk, 81 Maryisnd, sick.
Our troops fought well aud although they had sape-
Tor numbers to contend with at first. held them in
check I'LL the infantry supports arrived.
no Rebel iniantry has yet been seen here. 0nr re-
eBlorcemerts are coming up and Gen. Wallace and
Gen Tyler have restored order and discipline and are
personally present to see the same maintained.
CHAaBRrsBURG Pa. Friday July 81 a. NJ
The Rebel raiders in PcnnsyIyaniI and Maryland are
in much stronger force than has been believed They
consist Of cavalry infantry. and artillery and 10000 is
the lowest estimate have heard made OF their strength
The Rebols levied contribution Of S20.00 on tho
Inhabitants of Hegorstown to pay which many OF the
citizens Obliged to dispose Of their wearing ap
pare Aside from this outrage the Rebels robbed and
plIaged Unfortunately forcing many of the citizens
OF lIagerStown and vicinity 10 give up their money
witches, and ali their ysluablcs.
None Of the raiders have been at HsgcrstOwn
since noon yesterday.
Hrlyy firing heard all Yesterday afternoon in the
Cumberland Valley The sound would indicate an en-
glccmeat near Frederick City The force that visited
Hacerstown wen, in that direction.
The Rebel cavalry is Jcnknss oil command.
CHANDzRsBURi Pa Friday. July 3-p. m.
A conmn Of Rebels entered Hagersiown this morn.
ing az O'Clock. The force that left yesterday for
Frederick took the Boouesboro al. and these new
raiders came in hy the way Of W.'.imsport They are
rnnsacking the town and committing al menner OF
depredations and have burned private dwelling
houses. How large force occupies the town IA not
stated.
The greatest excitement prevails ell over ihe country
and the people leaving their homes and taking the
ears FOR Carlisle aal Harrisburg u large numbers
When the citizens o. Hagcrst0wn paid the twenty
thousand dollars thit TIE FIRST party demanded. they
promised tina, thcmselyc, and property should DO
protected but the scouaireis plunderlag and De
stroyng thoir houses direct opposition to their prom
iscs.
CHAMBZG,DURG. July s-p. m.
Tho column Of Rebels that took possession ot Hagers
town this morning was commanded by imboden. He
evacuated tho town after holding 1t four hours follow
ing tho ipsbars road.
Notwithstanding the so 90 The inhabitants had paid
for protection. TmbOicu insisted on burning Zelor &
Co waTohouse unlass ID, c.t.z,@s would pay him
more which they did.
A courier has arrived from Hancock and reports 4
Union force at that poilt-pr15aby Gen. Hunters