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The Daily Dispatch: October 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], The very latest from the North. (search)
Colonel Morgan, of the Ninetieth regiment of New York volunteers, now commanding the military post at Key West, Florida, has, by our last news from that point, seen fit to issue a proclamation declaring all the slaves on that island to be free. From M'Clellan's Army — the rebel Army rapidly retreating on Richmond — statement of a deserter — Capture of a Train, &C., &C. The advices from McClellan's army are to the 7th. A dispatch from Cumberland, Md., on that day, states that Col. Imboden's entire wagon train, two pieces of artillery, and fifty prisoners, had been captured by the Federal Colonel McReynolds, on the Cacapon river. An explosion occurred in a powder magazine at Harper's Ferry, on the 6th, wounding several soldiers. The following dispatches are all from the Army of the Potomac that are of any interest: Sandy Hook, Md., Oct. 6, 1862. --A reconnaissance was made this morning by the Sixth United States cavalry and a section of Robinson's light battery. The<