The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13
FOR Congress. in Opposition to a "Copperh,
GEORGE w. JULIAN.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
Rebel Raid in Maryland.

In last gave brief account of the retreat of
Gen. Sgel and his supercedure in command of
troops Harpers Ferry, where he had fallen back
from Martinsburg. The rebels followed Sigel, who
took possession Of MARYLAND Heights, whilst they held
the Ferry. On the Sth, it discovered that the
rebels had evacuated Harpers Ferry after burning the
Shenandoah bridge, part Of the Harpers Ferry bridge.
aud all the Government stores they did not succeed in
carrying away. Fourteen dead rebels, and about
forty wounded were left III the town.
Gen Wallace, on the evening of the sth, evacuated
Frederick, and made stand at the Junction. HIS
forces consisted Of two brgades formed in line of bat
lie along the east bank Of the Monocacy river within
half mile of Frederick The rebels made an attack,
with infantry and three batteries, when after
making three distinct charges and being rcpulsed it
discovered that they fanking the Union
troops, the order was given to fall back. While exc
cutting this movement, the rebels rushed the Mon
ocacy Railroad bridge, and threw lines into
fusion. Gen. Tyler taken prisoner. Our loss is
estimated at thousand, mostly prisoners. The
rebel loss in killed and wounded is estimated greater
than The force Of the rebels was supposed to
be at least 10000. The l22i and l26th Ohio suffered
severely.
The latest news. is up to the 18th (to-day.l The
forces of the rebels under the command of Brock
enridge and Early, and estimated at fifteen to
thirty thousand. The railroad between Washington
and Baltimore were taken possession of-cutting of
all communication between Washington and Baltimore.
RumorS of ii ing around Washington are rife but
il is confidently asserted that Washington is in no
danger of capture alt no grapevine teegraphic
communication this morning startled some of cit-
zens from their propTety, to that import.
Gen. Hunter has re-occupied MISUNDERSTANDING
thousand prisoners and recapturing the Government
stores taken from Sigel. Frederick is also in cur
possession. large number of horses, hogs and cat
tie have been driven across the Potomac from Mary
land, butt is supposed that Gems. Hunter and Howe
viii take Of them. This raid is efecting
good in producing harmony. Gov. Seymore, calls up
all citizens 70 lay aside all predudices and rally to
epel the invaders. Philadelphia is said to be all
abaze with enthusiasm and re-encrcements press
ing forward 70 Washington. The real object of the
rebels seems 10 be 10 obtain, hogs CATTLE horses,
money, and plumber generally.
There is a runor that Atlanta has been taken BY
Gen. Sherman-this NAV be premature.
il is supposed that Secy Fessender. viii borrow
from the New York Phlads,phia, and Boston bankers
$oooeoc. which, with the ordinary revenue. win last
HIN until September
Seven sharp-shcosers from the 18th Indisns, pre-
vented the rebels from constructing new Notifications
before Petersburg on Friday last.
Gen. Franklin's capture by the rebels, on the ears
between Washington and Baltimore is confirmed.
We learn that our friend James Z. Reeves, President
Of the First National Bank in this city, was captured
on the same train with Gen franklin he was releas-
ed and Is now in Philadelphia.