The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-15
LATER.
AL Quiet at Baltimore Rumors Album.

bALTlhohk, tuly l~.--W e nave noJnlng from
Washington but idle street rumors no dispatch
es, no papers. no trains The American has Just
received information from Frederick yesterday,
that the rebets were again driven out of that
city. and the old flag again waves ever it.
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning. = di-
vision Of Coles cavalry came dashing in. and I.
fight took place in the in the street between our
troops and the small rebel guard left there Of
only 100 men. A rebel captain was Killed. aud
the balance of the rebels driven out and pursued
in the direction of Monocacy. The rebels had
demanded u contribution Of 100000 in green
backs.
A committee of citizens was appointed to nc
gotiate with them for the safety OF persons and
property, and pledge was finally given that if
the money was paid down. The only property
destr yed was thc Government stables, which
were fred on Sunday.
During the time Of the rebel possession, their
fornging parties sent out iuto the country TO Sc
cure horses and cattle, camein with large drovcs
of CATTLE, pigs and sheep, and at times the main
streets Of Frederick were literally filled with
horses and cattle, all Of which were driven down
to the forIs to be sent across to Virginia
Reported Approach of tho Robels to the
Northern Dsfonses Of Washington
Fighting in Progress yesterday M IN,
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, July l2,-The evening Tele-
graph of this city has the following: a..rl
Fighting has been going on near Washing
ton since morning. The rebels are approach
ing the defenscs on the northern side Of the city
in strong force.
FnLpEnIcK REPORTED IN Possession OF UNION
TRoors--rHE NoRrHrIS OEyrnAL RAILROAD
FnEr From REBELS, AND THE REBELS RETREAT
Ing. ....
Ps1cpELrnlA, July ia special dispatch
to the Bulletin, from Harrisburg, says: Our
forces arr reported to bein possession OF 4, ed
erick
1t is rumoral that the rebels are crossing
The Potomac river below the Maryland Rights.
The NJrsAern Central Railroad is free from
rebels now.
TIE RLBgIs mPoErrD FIVE MILES FROM WASHING
ToN--FRLD1RiCk SAID TO be OCCUPIED BY UNION
TROOPS
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
BALLxoRE, July IL.
We have just received news from Annapolis
Junction.
The rebels cut the railroad to- day at Belle.
vile, near Bladcnsburg. The latter place is
only five miles from Washington.
1t is reported at the junction that fighting
has been going on around Washington to-day
The rebels are hourly expected at Annapolis
junction.
Hands went up the road today to repair the
telegraph, but were not able to get beyond the
Junction.
The rebels have destroyed large amount of
property in the neghborhood Of Ellcott's Mills
l5 miles out on the Baltimore and OAo Rail
roal.
There are reports here that a Union force 90
cupied Frederick to day.
TELEGRAPH COT BLTwEES BALTIMORE AND wAsrinG-
BAIriAorr, July 12.-5 P, NJ Nothing
known here of the state of affairs Mt Washington
All wires down.
VERY LATEST. .
NEWS FRoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A LocoMo
TIVE AT BAITlMoRE--oNLY ONE STARVED REBrL
BEEN on THE ROAD.
BALTIMORE, July l2-7 P. MA locomotive
and tender, which left Washington at / o'clock
to-day, has arrived here safely But one rsbeI
was seen on the road, and he WAS nearly starv
ed to death, There was no enemy in sight nc
! fighting of moment going on, and all looks well
Trains will probably resum. running tomor.
row. Telegraphic communication will also be
resumed, no doubt, very soon.
FIGHT on SEVENTH mrEL RrBEI roAD-ArrAMrrs
To CAPTURE roRT srryESs.
BALTIMORE July l3--tP. M--One of Quar-.
ternastcr Meig's boats has iat arrived from,
Washington, having left there very early this
morning All was then going on well Yes.
tcrdsy was rather gloomy day, and there wa,
great deal Of uneasiness among the peopl,
there.
There had been heavy fighting out on the
seventh street road The rebels were trying tc
capture Fort Stevens, but we still held it thi.
morning. Confidence was restored and all wa:
considered perfectly safe,
The Treasury Of the city was placed OF
boats under the guns of the forts Gen. Dick
cts is stationed outside of the city. Heavy
fighting had taken place at Broodville, p mile,
northwest OF Washington. No fears for til,
safety Of the Capitol
Encouraging news from Gen, Hunter; hi.
troops are newly equipped and in fnc condi
tion. He has been reinforced by voluneer
from Ohio. He now holds the route and pas
by which Early's troops crossed the Potomac
and they must return by lower fords
Grant has not reduced his force and the sur
render Of Petersburg i. hourl, expected