Named Entity Results, Banks

Still later. We received yesterday New York papers of Thursday, and Baltimore papers of Friday last, which give later reports of war movements as reported at the North. From Gen. Banks' column. The latest accounts from Gen. Banks' column, through the Northern Associated Press, are dated Montgomery county, Maryland, Sept. 2d. The letter alleges that there are 7,000 Confederate troops at Leesburg; that the Confederates are throwing up entrenchments at the junction of the Little FallsGen. Banks' column, through the Northern Associated Press, are dated Montgomery county, Maryland, Sept. 2d. The letter alleges that there are 7,000 Confederate troops at Leesburg; that the Confederates are throwing up entrenchments at the junction of the Little Falls road with the Alexandria turnpike, and that above Leesburg there are no large bodies of Southern troops, though their pickets line the river shore and guard the ford and ferry. An "eye witness" (Federal) states that the affair at Conrad's Ferry, a week previous to the 2d, was as follows: A party of Union scouts crossed the river, took two prisoners in arms, and four horses. Reaching the river, on their return, they succeeded in getting over two horses, when they were attacked and compel