, 1863-07-01

ctco 10 fort washington, over the river.
1t Is said that General Ewcll, with Rhoads
and jenkins corps, were ordered this morn
Ing to leave their camp near Carlisle m
move forward toward Harrisburg They nun
ber II ,oco men. Gen. Anderson, with 20, 90
men, was marching through Chambersour
this forenoon. This information is receives
FROM scout. :<
Il WAS rumored this forenoon that The rcb
els had crossed the river at a1iddlctown, min
miles below here, but it turns out that th
people who crossed were citizens Of Yorl
county getting away from the rebels.
The following is from the Erening TIL
graph;
4 gentleman direct from Frederick, VII
mansged to get through the rebel lines, in
forms us positively that IN advance Of Ii
army Of the Potomac, 5000 strong, was a
Frederick Oh the day he Left, and that con
tinuous column Of soldiers were, necessarily
slowly advancing. We place entire coutidenc
in this statement. It agrees with prcyiou
information received as contraband here
Our sdyauce piekets we're two miles 1urthe
towards Carlisle, at il o'clock this morning
A collision must undoubtedly take place yer,
soon.
| BALTIMORE, gunc 30.-The. american Of tht;
| morning publishes tho following:
Abortion Of the 1st Delaware cavalry, which
Tas stationed at Westminster, IS miles from
the city, was attacked yesterday by rebel cav:
airy and were chased to within fifteen miles O.
the city, but few Of them reporting at head
ona,ters-
Liter in the evening II WAS rcnorted that ,
considerable force of rebel cavalry w.s odronc.
i2g towards The ritz m The E1esteretoun -o,a
The preconcerted SIGNAL waz 1mmad,,+e1s
given and tie members NJ t1e nnfon Ie,1ne,
promptly assembled. rece5red thcfr orrns and
marched tn .he h,ricodoo
The 4vor.ccn o1so go ,-o .ro o.,+;e,, !,
he ab1a to annorr.a 49, H. So 49, ~ ~
ton,or ia IN rand ona ~ suoaassfa1 w -a.t,a y. @ -
+ha ;-o-r .on.ssass~ -. 49, .Ao.ao" unu't
rna,,aHant 49," . :. ..an 10 .uatae1ef u tne
- ~ - -,ao. - % s1',,, 80 y :@ ~ eouustJ
new com1nande- ~ A s'oe '10 1'AA VI LIZ
~ 49, 49,. 49,. -,
,orsn,a1+ | ~ -" .sta-. $500 n.s 'uis eseat
nv ~o,dars th,t ~ - ~,,n -. .a1 vs. a.sute
tim ' VIZ s'9 seA' s&'te1ac'
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Tn ,ra r+,fr 1+.a-o - r,.,,s,s ~. w..
A rcbc1 ,nf,ntrv fa-.a ~ aoo1 ~
ino o1,ont fonrtean 7n,,as r.o4, L.. -
marching toward th,t rttv
The telegraph w1rcsare un;nterrnntcd ,,ono
the whole Inc of thc pennsv1r,,fe raatras
1ai1road. '''''1'' A''A'
The tra,ns ore also rnnn,n, h,t s7or,,,a
.c,nt;ors,v n aro;1 knrnr,so :'1
pHuAnr1pr1.. ,Jnnc oLTba a~c,tanoao.
Yesterday vos Intense .n,t;, !. 1.+a haas, ~
1he n,cht 49, e+ronts a.a1S, -..s ~. ,.a ~
,r,,..5 ,an,1,,o o.1..,1 ;.a.,;-,s~ e.G 80. -
md en1iftfnc IN tte defence ~ ~ ~ o,+1 1 49,
STAT A. tba No. ya-d 49, Wv mo.t - ..,a
workshops Of the city. business vns either
entirely suspended or closed at m ear]r hour:
to a1]ow the men TO d,s11. md most of thc
stores on Market md Chestnut streets clo7ed
carly for the same purpose, The cItr nm
doubt, will soon be placed in q state Of de.
fence.
4 snecfal TO The Tn1,i,Yr frnrn Ra1f,morn
states: 4 train has arrived from the western
terrn;nre of 4he 1vas+ar,, ara,,,oaa p.,1.o.a
~ | +ahs1. ~ - had s,aas"es A ,a-n,t , ~ nalfoa1'
Gunboate are in the aunpowaer River and
at Bayre De Grace and Rnsh River
1ne oe1ences OF baltimore are very strong.
The cars from Baltimore to Frederick were
obliged to return after reaching svkesyi,,e.
whc-a a lara f,x,. ~ -,,,., o.,..f.-..s.9
~ teosA eH'a145 "e1ees
'e.1ns up lne t1ack.