, 1864-07-16
THE LATE RAID.
Interesting Details and
- Incidents,
Details of the Capture OF the Trains.

3sa. 5alnmore a thefe appeared to be much feye
nf+La .ahaI. - Ielalon ~ LIZ nlosemen
=. pt,t1s ane tnoG o. ti wnlch on. niue was app
V..a 10y ao;nn onu"n. L. =: Acufs % MllltaIy mosemen
m.reI6S;n6 @ @6T;tm6 ILL ~ ~ oluel ~ oeve auy OF Ihe
thaa thhsaeualng oanos warm reception shon
nast eieht c'cioc the Nv 4ro,n -. p1,;,a1a a. ~
phia lett. b1ator General Franklin. togeth,
with large number Of officers, soldiers an
ladles, WAS among the passengers. The ear]
morning train from Phil1deiphia had CON
, through all eafe, and no apprehcnsions we,
entertained as to the safety Of the llne. K
forty minutes past niue the express train /
New York started with similar assortmez
Of passengers, your correspondent amon
> the number.
We reached Gunpowder River al safe. an
immediately after passing the long trestl
bridge speed was increased. The train va
In charge Of Asher Pancost, engineer aud I
Brieon, conductor. About two miles froi
4 the bridge, at Magnoli, Station, tTo or thre
pisto shots were heard, when the train SUI
"TuE REBELS ARE ON us.r
But f.w acconds -,a-7sad tse,.o .hou
| +a.i s eeeouu9 elapsGu otioie taey Ct
The ttnt tnG 1as+, rs; ng PISTOLS ~ theif hand
ia5;a. o. 1Isoeion ~ nsAen "as are mere IN
~ at,ir.a4;xs - ~ "a t.. ~ oel1s answered !
81 da4a ot "a11' Mh,s' a .uey orasIeo every lao5
snnsna. ~ "an tlieutateiy ~ 1ollo"eq Q
ia.1,. 1nosnst Vtoet 10 'Gle1r out" 1t was Whil
1Cssa1s .,.s e1o ours tnat purses ana Watchc
~ head edAga ELI asom .ne passengers Ihe requcs
pistol held at he heads Of lie ~ict;rizo od1ne Ia
sepcers. The prisoners we-a than ~ 70. ~
unaer q strong Guard. and '0'D p'~e'
THE CARS srT nv RInr ~.
after t1,e barparn and M e-nrss. va , ~. ,.a ..o
emptied- Steam was then got up, the engin
iaselsto' aa9,l' Gno the 1rain OF blazing cars ru1
5sr,aa - ~, npo~oer or1ogc. a column Q
80 s,.on.t1 ntaGA entohe was soon eeen rising Il
rehx,s e6 t,9m Ti,n ~ ot Inc INC oI1oge, and when th
ratn-naa - ~ .1 uau useu Ia ens1ge OF the trail
t3nelv nn5 Wnn1J - ~ umn.oEe was 6utn1nl
Tur r,psr ~ ~ 49, soasuaeu'
7r,,o, 49,. -. tthsi ihAls MAS BURNING
slng ular circumstance that neither the engi
tir nefr nor @ conductor In charge Of the express
rum could see the smoke In time to stop ant
reverse the train. It appears to have been
piece OF gross carelessnces on their plrt
rebels we're scattered ali over The conntrv
Many Of the passengers did not hesitate (
sccuse them Of something even more hefnou.
than carelessness.
MAJOR GEN. rnANnm
Was PASSENGER on board the first train, He
was dressed in citizens clothes, and when
tue rebels entered the car and asked him
who be was he replied "Nobody or any
accouut.n The guard passed on few vards
when Baltimore ludy {or whom there wer,
quite number on boafd) told him the Zen.
erals rank md name. The Guard returned
handed over and tbs mn1sa anrs wsFs
taken from the car, "A7
rur prnr, roncr
oNoA
Gyus.sse Tta e " auous i"o nunareo ana aity men.
1uc5 were nnaer Inc command OF Major Har-
t,oad1 onmore, ana @ CONSISTED ct TWENTY-FIVE men
TGfFfm1nf nd
cavalry, and the balance belonging to the
eecond Mar, land, Major Gilmors own regl-
ment. Inty were nne, heorty looking men,
and the majority had evidently been in the
este1ce coHsluefAoie length o1 time. About
a,othi " .tca "eie ulebsta IN cltizens'
n1sV;nps had' ~ ,osat,,. uum .ne.L tult con-
mani from the1r cn,.;!a.55ottn 5o.tISu ~ sout.
Tint the mainritv vera raeidap4a - tea[nsa
land. Maior Giimor was inforred 1 1;xs,
ahnnt fi1e m;1ss froan M.rno1ia Ms iosnTa, ~, n1ea
Tere ali fineiV ,nnvmteJ ~ as;a tha1 Iea ea
hsa tt.a. ~ u5 motu. 81. ano salo snoy haa
Tber war. n-,'aa .r;+h ~ uo ~ WEEK;
sahf.s Ther conrar.ad p'et' esr1s a3 ea.Iues ana
fheir n,osnacte aas;n% H.. Wy 1seety anoat
n1acr AK ho1 r., is;t1a iny bon m ae IN usnI
hnt intended -. tnaLa .'S dost " esu w.
and Wasbinrton he efore roanv hnnra ThaV
stated that General Bradley .Iohnson had \
force Of ten thousand men cucamned ahnnt
eeEen miles away, and pointed In north
westerly directIon. IVA
THE LApr PRISONERS
were remarkable vel, treatad III. tho r.to,s
and It WA eomswhot o1nns,,1 ~ ~ s, ti,
Was stonnea ~ 49, tha rahai has.a,a ~ ILL., ~
m n tha cor ,rinaowe 49, "' 'sSaeu ss.a. .tao
rr, efed somew,,.t ~ f,1''o,rs VIZ W. Ts.o
Is f},at ynn 81, s.IIow are von Hsnr-o -ul ~
NOh. cnme inside j. smo,1 wS,ta ha,5.
were vrasuea hy tln hrown hard ones ~ the
troopev ind warmly shaken. Many of them
ciemnuntcd' and ~ enfnr;nr tno a. wsna
nfIectionate1v Kissed hv thrir LADY fI,ends
It apptarcd 10 be ouite a io1fn] 1neetinr.
,1p n.r1.-,, ,,,,,sa,-r-,:.
-..o.. 4un...s -..-.n -. 80
nehe;ts teaIu 1h';a, se,, VEL, "ltn ne exception
Their csnfora f.oc;cd ha Eprfd p 1;1.a - aoy -
sess. One ceutleman. a doctor ! hc,ievc
was compeiIed to mil nj hia h,ots and ~
change them for = pair Of d1sty coWhide
riding boots, or rnther leerincs NJ thav tvaro
minus the solea. A rthci fa5cie5 ~ -
and took 1t. with the remark. Il 1ara @'f
Eopt that la. y at the eame TINA o;11on, :
his tobacco stained ani1 rnstV 1o66tfn,s ta,t tn+
in exchange. Nv hayersack foriowea nn|t 49,
It contained. among other tbtncsl n nnmhsr
Of despatches and q long list Of casnaltics
The blanket followed shortly nfterTards.
and soon I, together with the majority If the
prisoners. had no article Of va1ne len The
nan who appropriated the haversack very
kindly al1oWcn me to retain two nhnt tooranh1
and a. toothbrush. Iikenfsses Were
in every in.tance retnrncd r. thc
tic]es oi no yaIue fo fhe rehels "a f,r "a
make our situatinn nieasant Freah 1otar