, 1863-06-23
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JUNE %. 1856:


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.TenEire has hem n1undcrinp horses among
the mountains.
Gen, Couch received a dispatch tonight
confirming fhe report Of rebel cavalry at GET
= RA1.T1nonH .June ais D. m.-Latest ad-
vices from Plain No. say firing has been
heard there at Intervals through the day.
A number Of rebels made their Appearance
at Frederick, yesterday evening, and about z
o'clock body Of cavalry reached Monocacy
Bridge, four miles this side Of Frederick.
The Tebels paroled all sick in the hospitals,
and every government employee. They
searched the stables for horses, seizing all
marked q. s. ::
4 Tery large force Of rebel infantry, cavalry
aud artillery crossed ut Antfetam during yes
terday. Refugees say they number from
10000 to 50, 900, but pickets report them at
Earthworke are being erected around the
west and north sides Of Baltimore, thus COM
Pleting the cham Of fortihcations; 4 line Of
barricades is being erected within the city,
extending from the high ground on the east
to the southwestern extremity Of the city.
who are being armed by Gen. echenck The
Union men are entirely confident that the
rebels will not be SO rash as to attempt q raid
In that direction. The dialoyal among usare
evidently uneasy, and begin to realize that
4ny hostile movement @ o. rene! army against
5auun9le 1n1gat react o16as1fous4V upon
!nemse!Ees. :
NEw YoRK, juno IA special to the Her
dtd, dated Monocacg 6tatlon, hid, June 1lst,
says: AZ about Tour 0'clock TINS afternoons
Nal Cole, Of the 1st Maryland cavalry, made
9 gallant dash into Frederick with forty. men,
driving ont the enemy, killing. two and cap.
turing one; NO Loss So on % cur SIDE. Oar cava!-
# passed thrOngh Tie city. and Immediately
alter about ], 500 rebel cavalry re-occupicd the
town.
Rebel cavalry entered Frederick yesterday
afternoon about 30. e.. o'clock and dasnea iarlons
on duty at the signal station, and paroling the
invalid soldiers, numbering about 60, in the
hospitals A number Of horses we're seized.
Secession flags are displayed at the Central
Hotel, and some citizens collected there to
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HEADQUARTERS ARMT or TuR PoroHAc,}
June Il, 1s6s.
General Gregg's, division Of cavalry, after
dlebury, from Aldlc, this morning, observed
the enemy skirmIshing in the1r front, A
section Of FuIlet's battery WIS nlant ed On 4
hili, by General Fitzpatrick, and opened fire
with considerable effect, driving the enemy
back. Colonel Gregg had previously driven
tho enemy from he bills, with the Tooth
New York and 1st Maine. Tho batteries Of
the rebels reformed in line, and In about Is
minutes afterwards, q squadron of Harris
light cavalry, and detachment of the 4th
New York cavalry we're detailed to scout that
portion Of the field where the enemy were
charged on these two snuadrons, but were
repuIsed. They repeated fhis twice. b1t were
handsomely renr11sed by our men, who cap
turcd, in these brushes, about sixtY prisoners,
Our last charge, together with the practice Of
our artillery, thoroughly rcpulsed the enemy,
who fed before us about a mile. About {; 3.
M. they attempted flank moyemcnt on a
nortfon Of the brfgnde under command Of
% stn,or wbitner n @ V' T6eV came u H;tt a forse M of
ahont two cavalry rcriments. and made a
desnarafe effn-t tn co1fTrc thesa men
desnerafa enronntcr orcnrTed r,nt wo
acain 1enn1scd tIem will, Int l;ftlc 1nss nj.
c7eat damage, We drove them beyond the
town. The 9Th Ohio cavalry opened the fight.
They dismounted and behaved nobly. Tho
1st Maine cavalry, Of Greggs' command, sur
irrco severely 10 a charge mauc W them lusl
before the rebels were finally repulscd. Col.
,l; Mncos. o. tne " virginia rebel eayalry' WIS
Al1leo, ana feoe1 L1cuIenant colonel cap
to5ea. ,n
~" 1oKA, vane 1-Aue Ho''aS hasu'
1nE1on eTeclai says:
M a1e ht1a f. m attn aIe ,na1 tne I arsn 1 -.
land. aud cross the Potomac betwecn wash
ibgton and Edwards Ferry. Refugees and
deserters say LoDgstseet Is near Ieesburg,
and intends attacking and crossing Ed"afds'
Ferry. Success1ul. EWeHs corps nas cfoss"
ed at Wililamsport IN ful 1orce, snd contem, a;
Raa1es moving Gown be1"een baltimore "a aau
washington 10 co-opeIate VIII any ao.So
sncceeang IN crossing tn9 slde VI Halp ".
fetry> II Is cla1mea tuat Leg y "a1td1s io5
an opportunity 70 come Inrougn Aiole anu
lhoIoughtare zap to ManaEsas. Inc cf1sls Is
YET TO come IN 1nls Capltai:
Pn1I4pELPH14, June "a epeclMe is2m t9y9
Bedford saTs: -Four thousand more OF MILL
roy's men arc safe. IT,
me fhlhdclpmd iTtss says: heuaole als,
patches assure Us I'M! taousn tue ene1hJ -
concentrating force 10 upper Maryland, tne
danger Of an immediate Invasion OF fenus51"
ur,nor.prrns AMY or rur porox4c-1
Junc = 1868.
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taar ana;ra o1r,, t1,a7 Con- piaos' 49,
peen 1ecelteo; ~ Is Anomn tt1t n,s,o - a. =
anton aIackeo tle sneHy LII nno -, ~ 20
nopea liz succceoe" Ia 1ou1l4s otNA't sonA
1nanu-
New YoRK, June 23-A baltimore letter
says Col hnne, formerly Marshal o. tnat CITY,
las escaped 10 Di11e ana ocen appointed =
Major 6enefal III lne fepe4 a1lny'
"A REVIEW OF TIE LATE SCARE.
Tcorrespondcpce .of tho N. 7. World1
HAnn1spnco. 1nno 1L11p. m.
a+,oe4 o ,,--a = dat,a,+o on3 ro1,,1,1. state,
49, 'aSs ~ +f,o tos,s ~ 9h;a tcrr3h,a scaTe %1;ch
hnz hoen ~ ~ III e fhrnnghnnt thia statc nI,io.
VIZ W. Te4aar n,d NJ WI ri Mc7,,nre Il
here from Cha1nbersbure, which pluce he left