The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-03

rebsl lines reports that the rebel column
TO the number Of $1,000. accompanied
By 104 pieces of artillery, and Gen. Lee
and his staff officers were in Chambers
r burg last Saturday.
- The prisoners captured al Mt. Union
were brought into town thi. morning.
Gen Stabl ba. been appointed to the
command of the cavalry forces in this de-
partment.
Philadelphia, June 90.
The excitement to-day is intense. Until
a late hour tonight the streets were
crowded with an excited populaoe, eager
" inauiring for news and enlisting il de-
Tense Of the city and State. Al the Navy
Yard and Government workshops business
was either entirely suspended or closed at
an early hour, TO allow the men to drill.
and most Of the sores en- Market aud
Chestnut streets closed early for the same
purpose. The city no doubt vii! soon be
placed in state of defense.
philadelphia, June 3o,s:3o AN,
It is ascertained that large body Of
Federal cavalry reached Gettysburg and
took possession, capturing number Of
rebels. Our army is gradually moving
in tina. direction.
Gunboats are In the Gunpowler River,
and at Havre lie Grace and Bush River
The detences Of Baltimore are very
strong.
The cars from Baltimore to Frederick
were obliged 10 return after reaching
SykesyilIe, where large force of rebel
cavalry were seen tearing up the track.
New York, June 80.
A rumor i. very prevalen. that HalleclS
ha. been removed, and .ha. Mcclellan is
appointed as his successor,
A dispatch dated For: Washington, on
the west banl, Of the Snsquehanna, ycster-
day, states that the eneny's position des-
cribes the arc OF circle, the extremes res
ting on two main roads, with picke.s cut,
and artillery in front and flank. A battle
is expected tomorrow.
A Harrisburg special to the World SAYS
It is reported that Ewell's forces, over 25,
600 strong, are Withdrawing in the direc-
ton of York.
This looks as If tho whole rebel army
ment to operate INN edate!y agains. Bal
timore.
Philadelphia, Jure %.
Tue Washington Star says: It was cur
Yently reported here yesterday that the
rebel pickets had made their appearance
four miles from Alexandria on tie Fairfax
road.
New York, June o.
A Washington dispatch to Philadelphia pa
per says the rebels WHO captured wagon train
consisted Of part Of Fitz Hugh Lees brigade,
the whole of which marching to Bcevillr.
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Two rebel
regiments encamped at Accotiuk, ten miles from
Alexandria.
Captured rebels say Stuart's cavalry with ar
fillery are marching on the roilroad between
Washington and Baltimore.
The whole rebel army, except Stuart, is now
in Pennsylvania The rebel officers say they in
tend to make Pennsylvania the future battlo-
field.
Baltimore, June 80.
The american Of this morning publishes
the following;
A portion of the First Delaware cavalry,
which was stationed at Westminster,
twenty-eight miles from The city, was
attacked yesterday by rebel cavalry. A
fight epsueG in which our cavalry were
chased to within FIVE miles Of the city,
but four Of them reporting at headquarters.
Philadelphia, June 3O,3:15 Pm.
Dispatches from Harrisburg, received
this morning. states that the authorities
of Harrisburg have information which is
apparently reliable. that Ewei's corps
with portion of Hil's and Longstreets
will move to day toward Harrisburg
They number about 40 900 men.