Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-14
Tn. In.a.,ea OF MaryI.na.

Tho rebel forces that were around the north
weet eide Of this city have all disappeared, aud
we learn that there were none reported during
yesterday within twenty miles OF the city.
Notwithstanding this state OF affairs, Gen. Ord
has not relaxed his endeavors To place the city
In . proper state Of defence, and at the time
We write, arrangements have been 80 thorough
ly com pleted that the military authorities felt
fully able TO repel any assault that might be
attempted, ct any time, BY the rebels.
Amer the authorities OF Frejerick paid over
the te00 900 demanded Of them by Gen. Farley,
that officer, with his forces, proceeded towards
Wellington and the lower fords Of the Po-
tomsc, viz; EdwIds's and Nolan's ferries.
All the Government buildings In Frederick
were burned except the hospitals.
The situation in western Maryland yester-
day evening was ~ followsi There wers no
rebels on the north side Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The Federal troops hold the
railroad from MonOcacy 20 Cumberland. Mar
tinsburg, Frederick, Hagerstown, Harper's
Ferry, the South Mountain, &C., are all now
occupied by Federal troops.
The railroad between Rllicott's Mills and
clear OF rebel troops. 90 that the entire line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ia again in
Possession Of the company.
The honocacy bridge was but slightly dam
aged. All the other damage 10 the road will
be speedily repaired, and the telegraph lines be
In WORKING Oruer In o lew daye.
Tho various telegraph lines between this
city and the North arc all again In working
order. The Baltimore, Philsdelphia and VIII
niugton Railroad will be In working order to-
day.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company
are now running their trains on regular time
Large working fcrcer are engaged repairing
the damage 70 the Northern Central Railroad,
and the road, Il was thought, would be In run.
ming condition In q few days.
The scene at the military headquarters in
this city yesterday morning on the arrival OF
Brig. Gen. z. b. Tyler, who commands the
FIRST separate brigade OF the Eighth army corps,
and who was reported TO have been either
killed or captured 10 the action ct Mouocacy
junction on Saturday last, was certainly very
nAttering to that officer. Accompanying the
General were Capt. Y. !. d. Webb aud Lieut..
GoldsbOrough, OF his staff, both Of whom were
with tho General since the battle. The fact.
connected with his escape are substantially as
follows;
On Saturday, after our troops had retired
from the Monocscy bridge, Gen. Tyler and biz
staff made ttand on the hill on the east side
Of the bridge, but were not there long before
they dist overed themselves 10 be surrounded BY
the rebels. The General and his party sue
ceeded In making their escape on the north side
closely pursued by the enemy, who fred upon
them repeatedly, killing one Of the Generals
ascertain. To this fact the General attributes
his escape, as, when the soldier fell from hil
taadle in the road the pursuers stopped TO SET
VINO twas, and 70 Inquire II Gen. Tyler was moi
of the party, &c.
During this time the General reached clumr
u woods, And the three officers secreted them,
serves rom their pursuers. A negro who wal
snoeayoring 10 make his escape from the rebel
lines discovered thoiu, and pointed out The
way 70 the house ~ we'll known and patriotic
citizen OF Frederick courty, whose family were
unremittingI In their attentions 20 the fuRItiyaa
conceallng them until Tuesday, when tb.y
took their departure for Frederick, which they
reached early In the morning.
The appearance Of Gen. Tyler In the streets
Of Frederick created the greatest surprise. TINS
General lefl Frederick on Tuesday. lie cams
down the Frederick road No far ~ CatOnsyllle
aud from thence 70 the Relay HOuse. On ths
road down, they were Informed that a very
strong force Of Bradley JOhnson's cavalry
command had erOss ed Ibe road at CaTrOlli
Manor, proceeding south. Gen Tyler, with
bis stsn, ieit TINS city last evening, " resum,
the eOmmand al the Relay House.
DIR. JOhnsOD, the medical director at Frede.
rick, arrived at military headquarters yester.
day, and gives the following "a the results ol
the battle Of MonOcAcJi
Union LOss-killed aud left on the neld, 1871
wounded and taken 10 hospital, l9Oi PRISONERS
taGen, 4OO-tolal, III.
Re6al Loss--killsd, near 800 wounded and
IN hospital at Frederick, nov In our possssslon
43O-IOtal, 730. 0....
The Doctor states that the rSbelS suffered
badly 10 officers killed aud wounaed. "
Al lasI sceoupts nothing was ds1nitely
known in tliS city 40 10 the whereabouts Of
Gen. Franklin, but it was the Impression Of
persons residing In the nelghbOrhood that ho
really has sscsped.-Bal. SEa., IAth-