The New York herald., 1864-08-21


be lost his fences next his house burned down BY
rcbels and ntteriy the Union forces had thrown up
fertilization on his farm. The Pennsylvania had no
more say but donbt continued TO lament his loss
asseriously ss before.
IN MARYLAND
In passing up the line Of the canal ID noticeable the
large number Of tho boats escaped to Cumberland where
they remained at the time s the engagement before tha
pace.
A day or two ago hardly ten cents worth except ot
kquor could be bought Hagerstown while last night
the stores were brilliantly lighted, and there were offered
often asked during the evening, where did vi these
goods FROM soopY No appeared to know, and
perhaps did except those who sccrcted them
To quite late hour the rather well filed with
purchasers aefee
uxTep srAus MAI.
Perhaps 10 will be interesting to OF the readers OF
the Herald 10 know how the mail carried between Ha
gerstown and Hancock.
route, your ondent inquired when conveyance
would 60 IN the direction he wanted to proceed The pro-
pretor and clerk OF the hote at which he was stopping
informed him he could be accommodated with seat In
the United States ma which lett IN the morning. Tho
whs. and hows sort Of ainnuIanos wagon drawn by
irregular gothic, with four other passengers, heavy
mail and trunks besides and oil ,hs for the strength OF
one horse Either feeling or horseBesh must be very
scarce In certain parts OF Maryland.
MIR. DEB. Randolph Keim's Despatch.
BALuxoRE, Angus; 20, 1854.
BALTIMORE.
Everything is perfectly quiet here. We bear no i'm
porant from Sheridan. He seems TO be busy pre-
pairing 10 meet the enemy, whatever may be his mum
bers and designs.
GENERAL srEcAL 0RDERs.
The following general order, thanking the sick and
wounded who rendered their for the defence Of
Baltimore, issued by General Wallace also one
in relation 10 passes required to reach certain points OF
travel
Graeral Oyd,,s--No. g.
HrADeuAnrFns MIpDLr DrrAnIxrSr.
Avv Cnp RAJ Anru
Il. o s. & 5 s nSh
enlisted men who during the lae Threatened
this city By the rebels nooy volunteered to assist in is de-
days and nights they bavely awaited the ap
S
@ mention but # n NO, pr.
tcable % give the name Of every soldier
men 1r e
ant " K speare. Nnets nth company. Second haallon
Eighty ninth company Second battalion veteran
snd 4 Ssaa %. s
serve corps Frs. lieu enant W. c. Coleman. Eleventh
SS.s ssrsesn, W W rl..:
ch.1s. sh snsa NV New
COMPANY S'y =
who S S e ss t.
70 In 'h' defence O the s ae a.
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE Assistant AdjutantGencrzL
.specioi Oders-No. 2os
HEADoUARrERs. MIDDLE DFPARTMrxr,l
:, EIoH1. Assr CoRrs. BAL1Ixora. Angus. 49, 1884
TO- Unit, further orders will be required from
pcrsons travelling between Eaimoe and Annapolis by
boat or By rai via Annapolis Junction
Passes will be required fron, all persons leaving An
napois 6r wafer route other than 10 Baltimore.
Passes viii be required of all officers and soldiers leaving
Baltimore or Annapolis, BY any rsnte. except when
travelling under proper orders.
Passes will be required all parsons leaving Bslu.
for Point Lookout Fortress Monroe Norfolk and
except AunAppha.
Passes viii required from all persons leaving Whining
tou Delaware, for Southern destination via Wilmington
and Salisbury Rpiroad.
Passes will b. issued Baltimore by Lieutenant
Colonel John Woolry. Provost Marsha, ri shth Army
OF Camden and Eutaw streets and a. vii.
mington DEL and Annapolis hid by the provost marshals
OF the respective posts. BY conlmand OF
Major General WALLACE.
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE, Assistant Adjut General
COLONEL 9. r. srOSx,
formerly general in the Department OF the GuN win
Join bis regiment egniars) 10 the field in few days
Ills command is with General Grant.