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e's proximity to Washington, there is still opportunity for repelling his further advance. Imboden taking possession of Cumberland, Md — conduct of the rebels — the discount on Confederate scrip. Imboden's cavalry took possession of Cumberland, Md, on the 17th ult., and the Cumberland Union gives the following account of his proceedings there. It will be seen that more calico can be bouparts unknown, and thus ended the first occupation of Cumberland by the rebels, consisting of Col. Imboden's cavalry, about four hundred and fifty strong, with two pieces of artillery.--Brig Gen. Keland the public mind in a feverish, unsettled state. Intelligence has reached the city that Imboden's cavalry are committing extensive depredations to the railroad and canal property a few miles pulace who thronged the streets.--They immediately set to work to hunt up straggling members of Imboden's cavalry, who were ascertained to be abiding here with their friends, and succeeded in securin