Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-04
THE WAR NEWS !
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CINCINNATI June 3OA committee Of the city Council had
interview with Gen Burnside last night IN regard 10 DC
cnsc of the city The committee adjourned without action
and met this morning There il general SUSPENSION .,
business at Columbus Yesterday meeting was held at
the State House which addressed by Gov Todd who
said he had information that rebels design to enter ONO
next month. A committee appointed TO adopt u plan
action for raising volunteers for home defense DIS
patch the Commercial from central Kentucky says mat
ers in Sunderland county wear threatening aspect Ine
enemy are represeuted be force at Albany numbering
Is coo, under Pcgram and Humphrey Marshall, preparing
to make advance into Kentucky from walker ana ou
brand Gaps The advance OF this force entered Coun pa
yesterday The character Of the movement is not yet fully
developed, but the authorities are c9ndcAt o 'heT "oy
TO repel any attack likely to be made
MANCHESTER Tenn June 29.-Gcn. Reynolds took posses
sion Of this place yesterday morning at six o'clock In the
evening Granger occupied ShelbyVi!c. The rebels after
resistance evacuated their positions and retreated to the
lines Of which Tullahoma is the concentrating point
The following is synopsis of movements We are in
possession of the famous Gap and strongly fortified line
lately reid bv the rebels Tie movement was begun June
oath the midst of heavy rain, which has continued ever
since with slight ntermsson The enemy advance posts
forced and all the roads leading south for over nine
miles from MurreesbOro occupied Buffers ls Ken
lucky rebel cavalry driven rapidly through Hoveys
Gap to Beach Grove and did not have time to place their
artillery in the unfinished works in the Gap Two compa
MES have been cut off aud scattered in the hills Stuarts
Division moved from Fairfield to Beach Grove and engaged
the head of the corps under Col Wilder
brisk engagement between Wider's mounted infantry
and Bates rebel brigade ensucd in which the enemy at
tempted to flank but repulsed by the nth Indiana
with heavy loss Our loss was is killed and 80 wounded
The fight lasted four hours The rebels had scarcely gun
disabled The battle ended with the coming OF night The
rebels we're still holding Beach Grove and the ridge of hills
crossing daganally the roads to fairfield, Manchester val
ley and Garrsons Fork through which our route lay On
Thursday night the 25h the enemy threw up earthworks
and planted batteries TO rake oveys Gap in which Gen
Thomas corps masscd Late IN the evening they open
cd heavy FIRE from five points but batteries
s6nCed them On Friday Rosseau made flank movement
to the right Tor the purpose OF getting upon he Farhed
road aud cutting the rebels on regular brigade had ad
vauced anking force and made rapid and brilliant
charge upon Bales rebel brigade ON the left wing driving
it in confusion for half mile and causing rebel right
hastily both Beach Grove and their works and
retreat in haste towards Fairfield We occupied Aanches
ter taking 30 prisoners among them three officers ON
the centre ClabOrnes Division encountered at Liberty
Gap and severe engagement OF an hour esued AS soon
Ma1choster taken and the rebel right turned tho reb
els hastily evacuated Wartaoe and Shehyvile, and had
not the constant rains of the past four days and the d
cuts of bad roads prevented entire left, should
have succeeded in forcing Bragg from his line of retreat
TuIahoma As it now stand. he retiring safely Tul-
lahoma Hardeo is the Wartrace road aud Polk the
Sh'byvlle road They will be in front Of Tulnhona to-
night defensive position and await an attack The
army of the Cumberland will tonight be within reach of
them
CmcAGo June 3O-The news from Pennsylvania and
Maryland is still unsatisfactory. Much Of the in re
gard to the movements of rebels consist of surmses
Comparatively nothing said of operations of the Army
NEW YonK June ao.-Money active and Arm sterling
dull at 100 Ia, gold quiet at 10 Sd4634.
NEW Y0RK, July l--God this aerning As
PhLADEIpInA, June a0.-A HaTisburg dispatch to-day
states that the authorities have Information apparently
liable that EWels corps with portion Of Hill and Long
streets corps will moye day towards Harrisburg They
number 10000 There is no interruption of conmunica
CoLUMmA PENN. June 80 A train master on the North
e Central Railroad who left York this morning says the
rebels had all left except rear guard which begin
ming to move off when he left The rebels said they had
ct Unexpectedly They were supposed to be moving to-
wards Harrisburg. 1t reported that Gen. Peasantons
pickcts had been within few miles of York The
rebels assessed York $500 goo the citizens raised 80
cash and the rebels allowed them twenty days raise the
balance Their was about coo strong with eighteen
pieces of artillery The rebel force Wrightsyie was
5000 strong, with FIVE pieces of artillery.
HARRISBURG, June 3OIhe rebels have retreated beyond
Carlisle
pmLApEIruA June aO-The sales of stwentics to date
exceed hundred and forty millions 1t is probable the
secretary Of Treasury Will continue for brief period the
sale of this loan.
BALTIMORE, June 80 Martial law has been declared in
this city, and III all the counties in Western Maryland,
PHILADELPHIA June 30.-Wo learn from officers the
train that left Harrisburg at 80 p. m that courier
rived, previous to their departure, from Gettysburg who
reports that peasanons cavalry had attacked and routed
the rebels at that place capturing large numbers This
VIII compel the rebels to York and will relieve
Baltimore lrom the expected attack The troops stationed
at harrisburg expect the rebels will take up position
York and Yellow Beeches thus protecting the advance of
Ices army from attack by forces FROM Ba more Column
b& The richest and farest portion of the State is in
the hands of the rebels Unless they defeated quickly
no crops can be secured as all the farmers have fled their
homes trying to thus their horses aud cattle In this
position Ice awaits the attack of the army of the Potomac.
From reports the rebels intend making stay the
stone state Ewes family who natives of York and
have resided there for year ana half reported to
nave Joined them The wives and daughters of other reh
Ell officers are said to he enjoying themselves at Caledonia
and lloublngs Gap The main body of Iees army Is
cenrated ShippensLug with his right flank extending
on the road to Gettysburg and York while the left flank
rests on the Blue Ridge. Ewells and Ils corps in
'front.' The rebels reported fortifyng all the Gaps
secure their line of retreat if defeated Trains the
west are crowded with refugees from the southern
CHcKAsAw BAYOU, NEAR NCKsBURG, June 25-Frng quit
ct to-day account of the intense heat We have taken
another fort on the left
MEMPHIS June 25The Nelo Kentucky brings in
tcllgence that Logan Division had taken important
fort from the enemy He had mined blown up one fort
on the 10th producing breach in the walls and through
this he entered The rebels fought with great courage but
were forced oyied Logan had mounted two heavy guns
in the captured work Grant contracting his lines daily
III Is reported hat loyey, the extreme left had mined
ana blown up part Of the enemy work opposite him on
the 20th.
dispatch from Manchester Tenn Both saws Granger,s
troops we're received with marked enthusiasm on their en-
trance to Shebyvlle
NEW YORK, June 30.-Passengers from New Orleans by
me t0tumCtd state that the bombardment had little ef
feet on the works Port Hudson Ranks relies for nil
mate success upon the Lack of supplies in the glrr
son Ihe gunboats cannot cooperate with him There ia
ad TO be large army under Aagruder Breckenridge
IN the rear OF Banks whose evident object TO surround
MN ana cut on his supplies. Magruder has 7OO0 and
bieckhrdge 1000 Gurrlas nest the river and large
quantities &" supplies for Banks had been CAPTURED Two
steamers sailed from New Orleans June 24h to bring the
troops from rashear city in the vicinity of which is y hea
Wy force of rebels, w
UNTIL he became a teacher of shameless trea
son. Vailandlgham " was very small potatoes
ana lew IN hill )" politically or Otherwise
What lttIe Infamous notoriety he enjoys he has
derived from his aiding Jeff Davis IL Co.. in their
eliorts to destroy the land of his birth. Sonoya
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