The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-15
From Our Extras of Tuesday
Morning.
THE REBEL RAID In
MARYLAND.
General Franklin a Prisoner.

protect their own citizens.
The great city of commerce, and wealthy it
is, and consideration of the first importance
not only to ourselves, but to the general pub.
lie, that we should not by any action of our
own place these great interests in jeopardy by
withdra wing our legitimate military prOtec-
ton. This protection in case of riot or popu-
lar outbreak is especially reposed in our organ
lied city regiments.
Grave apprehensions are entertained that
their withdrawal from the city at a time when
the depreciation of our currency is bearing
heavily on the mass of our population. might
TEMPT the lawless and evil disposed to avail
themselves of what would seem to them a
favorable opportunity for arson and plumber.
In such an event, which in my judgment
regret to say may be considered probable. 1
fear that our excellent and powerful police
would prove inadequate to our protection in
the absence of the military. l therefore most
earnestly protest against any material reduc.
ton, at this period, of our organized and uni.
supply of troops can be furnished to meet any
emergency from point where no danger may
be apprehended of the character above alluded
to, and to which the city of New York is so
much exposed.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant.
ODEAsA OO4>A AAAIAs, w.
New York, July 1.-THE PHILADELPHIA
Enquirer correspondent estimates our loss in
the fight at the Monocacy at / ,000 mostly cap
tured after we were flanked. The rebel loss
in killed and wounded believed to be fully as
..s,e as our entire loss.
Col. Thos. JEFF. Stanton has been arrested by
order of Gen. Dix at Newark, for denouncing
the Government, and brought to this city
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE rebels got DOS
session Of tho vUrQs of Mo OH a
from Baltimore, and intercepted large num-
Der OF dispatches, am3ng them one from Sec
Stanton to Gen. Cadwallader We have no
communication with Washington, and there is
the greatest excitement here.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Bulletin has q
special dispatch from Wilmington, Del, which
says the report of burning of the bridge over
Gan, .owder River by rebels is not believed.
The mansion of Gen. Cadwali ader, at Mag
nolia, was bnrned by rebels this morning.
PHILADELPHIA July II. The following ha. been
received by II. r. Phinney. Superintendent of
OF No. II train Rebels attacked tee train at Mag
nolia They went through the train after we had
stopped capturing all the officers and soldiers among
them Mejur General franklin.
They went through most of the passengers
pockets, capturing watches and money. They
unloaded the baggage and set fire to the morn
ing train, burning three LIST class passenger
cars one I'd class car and baggage car and the
engine also eleven freight cars and the North
ern Central engines that wer on the side track.
(Signed) j. r. MUNSLAWER.
ALBANY, July 1.-THE Governor will issue
an order to all the military of the State to hold
themselves in readiness for service, and a proc
lamation urging the citizens to volunteer into
the national guard.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE rebel cavalry
burned the residence of Gov. Bradford this
morning about miles from the city. A squad
OF ten rebels came to the house and ordered
out the family, who were only permitted to
take few valuables.
They then fired the house. The
Governor was in the city at the time. The
rebels are now operating on the Philadelphia
road.
The steam ferry boat Maryland is safe. The
town and ferry is well defended by the presence
of the gunboat Currituck, whose guns COM
mand the approach.
A large detachment of troops and marines
from the Philadelphia Navy Yard are here with
other forces. and the country is secured by
scouts.
ing of the Conomengo Bridge, some ten miles
north, spanning the Susquehanna river.
The telegraph south of this point is badly
damaged, but it is not thought that it is i'm
paired to any great extent.
Gen. Gilmore avowed his intention of going
into Baltimore stealthily by tonight.
Artillery firing has been heard since P. NJ
in southwark direction. perhaps at Breach
river.
PHILADELPHIA. July lilo P. MA train
from here this morning went as far as Perry
manville and then returned. There were no
signs of the enemy at the former place. The
returning of the trains was merely precaution-
ary. GunbOats have commenced firing on the
rebels at Bush Hill on the Bush River-the
river nearest to Baltimore. The second train
was passing over GunpOwder Bridge when it
backed out, and it was captured.
LATER.-Our gunboats drove the rebels off
Bush River and recaptured one of our engines
There are some doubts of the entire destruction
of GunpOwder Bridge, and there is possibil-
ity of telegraph communication being re-
opened tonight with Baltimore.
BALr1MoRE, July 10, II P. MA respectable
citizen residing near Kingsville. reports this
morning party of so rebel cavalry passed his
house making for the Railroad. They cut the
telegraph on the pike as they passed.
HARR1sBURa, July 1.-The Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Wilmington Road is still in tact.
This morning telegram from Glen Rock on
the Northern Central Road, states that body
OF rebels-mounted cavalry and infantry, L. 800
strong-are destroying the rord fifteen miles
south of that place and marching northward.
The rebels appear to have retired from West
ern Maryland and are concentrating to the
northern and eastern part of the State.
PHILADELPHIA, July ia special to the
Press from Baltimore this morning says there
is nothing reliable about the movements of the
rebels. They are believed to be at the bottom
OF the burning of the Governors mansion.
Business is transacted as usual. The citizen
soldiers are on duty in the Notifications.
Later.-The break in the telegraph wire Is
understood to be at Magnolia, II miles this
side OF Baltimore and 19 from Havre de
Grace between the Bush and Gunpowder
RIVERS Communication is also cut of. A
passenger train between Havre de Grace and
Baltimore is reported captured.
WASHINGTON, July 10, $3.50 A. M-Disbelieve
all secession rumors of dangers and terrors in
Washington. The government is wide awake,
and mas been for some days. 1t has been rein.
forcing the troops In Baltimore and elsewhere
in Maryland most abundantly, and PREPARATIONS
for the defence of the National capital are
ample. va 4 ! : IL
Large reinforcements reached Baltimore this