The New York herald., 1862-09-11
PRICE TWO CENTS.

state by the OF the government, II dsemsd
necessary 70 cali upon all the able bodied men or Penn
syvana 70 organic mmedHtey LOT sns @ u.,sa.. n,s
notice. proceed TO such points Of rendezvous - tbS
Governor may direct II 10 ordered-
Fra-That company organizations be made In acCord-
with the numbers required under the laws OF tAe
United States.
Second-As the call may be sudden It s desirable thas
the members Of each company provide thsn
selves with the best they can secure with at ease
sixty rounds Of ammunition to suit the kind OF arms n
OF the soldiers Such persons as cannot secure
and bring arms with them will be furnished by govern
inent after arrival at the place OF rendezvous.
omcer and memDer o,s,nC o. sar -
otherwise boots blanket and haversack ready TO go
camp when called into service
Fburh-Each company organization 20 be periected Al
as possible, sport the OF the officer IN
command the number o men and place Of It's reDdezsousy
these headqu order that they may be prompt
" notified 10 when their services required.
Fifh--0rganizatans, when ordered to move, will be
furnished with transportation by the government.
yixh-On arrival at the place OF rendezvous they will
be formed regiments such other organizations an
the Governor Commander in Chie OF Fennsy wanna may
S,rratSo far as practicable and as may be found
sstent with the interest Of the public service, compa-
nies from the localities will be placed together ia
such larger organizations as may be formed
Eshh-Organ cations formed under the recent proch-
nation are earnestly requested TO adopt without ae,y
such may be necessary TO comply Win th's
order.
G,rth--oyganaatons called into the field under this
order viii be held for service for such time only as tho
pressing exigency for the State defence may continue
BY order &c ANDREW CURTIN.
OUR LANCASTER CITY CORRESPONDENCE.
LANCASTER CRY, Pa, Sept. 0, 1862
me Rb Is al Hdnope-Thc Home Guards out /. Force ~
T7l,s Stak-Ey- PrcstdsM Buchanan-His Opinion ore
A6dirs in General, DC
AS far as learn reports about tho advance of
The rebels into this have been greatly exaggerated
Up to tho present does appear that hev havo
advanced beyond Hanover, which is town Of 900 IN
habitauts the Maryland line, in York county II 10
forty miles from this city and eighteen from York city,
which has population of 10 900 souls Even far as
Hanover only few the rebel scouts have dared TO
show themselves. There is impression here that there
is large force of the enemy the border Hanover
which may be the fact.
A Committee of Safety has had the management and
control OF affairs depucd to II in Lancaster county since
this morning by the Governor OF the State This CON-
mttec established patrols and keeps eye upon tho
moyemens OF all strange or suspicious looking persons
The city has not yet been placed under martial law.
Arms are being forwarded by Governor Curtin to tho
citizens or York county, and other adjacent ones, who
rapidly organizing to resist an invasion by the rebels
should they attempt In this city there 800 fully
organized Home Guards, who well armed and equip
ped and there 5000 more in the county ready 70
rush TO tho rescue at moments notice, and teach
the rebels lesson they would not forget in hurry
10 thew attempted to invade the southern counties Thee
Home Guards drilling every day. and are now quite
an efficient force. proclamation from the Mayor has
been issued strongly supporting the one from the Cover
nor regarding the arming Of the state.
The rebels cannot advance to Harrisburg across tho
susouehanna river without encountcriug force In tho
front perhaps large their own independent OF tho
a-my which would certainly fall upon their rear
in such an event There is ford at place
aled Peach Bottom. tho Susqnehanna, about
twenty miles from here, by which the enemy
me hit attempt a demonstration against Philadelphia.
Even demonstration of this kind Is exceedingly mpro-
babe There two, and only two, objects, am now
satisfied which the rebels hope to accomplish by
raid upon Pennsylvania md these the breaking OF the
Northern Central Railroad running along the south side
OF the Susqushanna, and the carrying OIL OF booty
These II carried out, must cost them more
than they can possibly DO worth and might bring about
The captnre Of their army and the end of the rebellion
There are reports OF guerilla bands organizing already
20 assist in the defence Of tho state.
c. Jewett OF Colorado, about TO proceed to Europe
as patriot to assist In preserving the interests q
the Union by the PRONUNCIATION OF Union sentiments id
that country, has had an interview this evening
with OK President buchanan. Mr.. b. pronounccs every
charge against hs loyalty and want OF integrity OF mo-
tive during his administration as unjust and false, and
that he will long viudcate himself before the country
as he already feels himself vnicated by records over
looked In the present peous condition OF the country
Mr. b. said he had great faith In the Union being sus
tanned from of the South alone, who m the
uoion would maintain proud position, while in scces-
sion she d oaly hold of humiliation and that the
conducted is by arm adherence to the consultations.
Mr. b. fays foreign interference can only DO tois-
rated with a view TO restore the Union.