The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-02
Later From Europe.
The Invasion.


The late. new. T. n penn'slvs. n'a'r. do'ni''
Hscsnes and incidtu.s courrc. % 18th 10 rebel IN
1Ason. On Monday the al suHc Of ID. r. els t1N-
0rds the Sus uehanns vn eyiiputy 'h' kcd a.i o.
Chat evening aud Tue-tsy til. abandoned c7."'le
end York, .ch are nov hti hv OUT f"c'. Grct
alarm .s "a .tcd In OVf.rd lhcstcr CcuntJ.
% Tuesday, by rebel picsets pAi.us down she
Hsnord eide Of the Sv,luchauna, A. far - Peach
Sottom On Tuesday night General Lee occupied
Gettysturs With hiI centre, aud General Hl
On the rish; and Gen Ese.i On the I.it liz Whole
Army must number at east lt.UJOms The rebels
have l6g piece, ofsrtilrty, 81, known 20 have pAfs
Through Chsmbersburs. foftv o. them we're The
heavies, Kind Il ffAcd Parro"f q! we're bisss heavy
guns, and he rect vcrc no. tiy ass Nsp,'on 9 ns,
Au the putpJie Of throw .ug ,hehs. They h" also
sumber ofriiled him moutAei guns. X rin"h -
seported to have occurred IcaF Hechanc,hurs, in
which the ,e. lost Go kil'cl.
Tho l3,th, lG3,h, Ill. aai l;5th Pennsylvania.
and the sth, 4dtA and ,ls, from Msssacs l.ets
vhose term 10 about expiring have, With the con-
cent of,he waT Department tend red their services
% Gov. Curtin 40 lors a. tn "nciny remained in
Pcnutvlvania, nnd vct- socrp'td.
A. Philade phia tie enthu.iasm /. increasing
Seventeen resims n;s rapiily forming in addition
90 hundred of detached companies who are drilling
ssparatey. Gen. Couch by Authority Of Governor
Curtin has ordered thst 5000 men shall rendezvous
n Huntington, l1,06O at HAri turs, and 10000 at
Reading
Many scene, and incident, Of the invasion arc 70
atsd. Sometime. the spprosch OF the rebels ~n
regarded with more curiosity than fear, ah ugh the
no-t Absurd s,olies OF panic related. gentleman
states;
Near oyster Point met one womsn, rsspect'tly
eIessfd, but not oHpcnslvrly lsts"d Ter ho- she
came L, be there s.one, and she 'sid It true al
fhe nashhors we're gone away, men NJ well asvomo n,
but che was poor ~omsn aud 81 she Tad lay here,
And aha IN tstu nI Al l.i.AW Ia la
care VI her for II he could 1ut no one could viii
and meet 70, As ne sn.ss,sd o, NE
90 great faith, no not In lNacl' On te' urnns to
Snteer from % dtsnt cUuny Of feua.aeS ~. Ia
Weighing in cotrso eloln'nce nAi 1t the farm p.
shst mes. s. and @ &C e,nsiy d.c d @ @ iorty s
ky, The only other .oman saw and sne said T..
pred s.ho, IN hi. i, ia, he dii not mean 10 l,ay.
his home, and she va. going tos'sV with him" Oue
through the storm With such good moral preparations
All accounts concur In representing the general
good conduct Of the rebels The reason for their
bsaIanco 10 made cear by an article tEom rebel pa
Dsr published 10 another part Of the sUs The burn
ing Of the furnaces Of the Hon ILai Stevens, the
lsAdef Of the rsdicas In Congress, b ON exception &c
eheir usual conduct
A Harrisburg respondent give, the following sc
sount OF sn interview With a gentleman who passed
through the entire rebel lines in the Cunber and Val
bsy between Chsnbsrsbure and Fayetteville:
The rebels we're encamped all along the road Every
MD vas occupied, aud helr encampn mt ,tietched
obr distance Of four or i've miles. forasins plrtic
stripped Of every article y u,e TO tie rebels
When my info. msnt reached stouherv.ll lie, he wa,
Informed b. rebels that cen. Lee was Iu,t ahead
aud that h. t.nt was pitched In fed clio a, hand
The generals tent ~. pointrd out by an orderly
able rebel conlinandrl in-thi,L lie ,ttius on
eamp-.too in front Of his tent, eut.frlj uqatt ndcd
eotce .h.,sver to my informant, and .o,m,d o6hy "
ious TO matters Gsnrpr.ns around him. lie had
sdsrly app S.nce lie was dc,s'd in ne.' ioos K
lns grey coat and lisht coortd ielt hat. lie has
nothns on to to elve ud,ea' ou OF his rank Wher
my informant arrived at Chlml ersburf the diysoi
2 General Picket vas g.ss.ns throurh the town an'
erooIs compo-e the rear II q n, Ir,s army, rith tr
exception ottSo thoussud mn who scIo lgf, ~ la
longs rect, ID. Ii. Hll, Anderson, 10 i And Fckst
esd all pissed throneh Cn.wbyEatu's ashort tim
ThIss divAions numh.red tLnty-four thousand meu
SARVAsp.
Immense excitement prevailed In Baltimore n
Monday night, In consequence OF report thu
Otusrs cavalry were approHeh hing the city nom ia
direction Of Westminster. AT eleven, tAl alsri
beLs commenced to ring The fremeu, mstak n
chi, for alarm OF FIRE, ran IN al d,c ion;
o. the burning tui ans Ai4irs N tL~ gcEcrAl eN i
0snt by their hate and loud cries 4 f" ire oiG"
Ne, ssloped here and there through the streets bea
ing messages from enc part Of tn, c.ty 20 Snother
che re.id suts-uon. women spd cAi.Iou, b.gAa
throug and block up tns thoro, g...res thc cal
we're obliged TO stop running; roc O.. we're .er
INTO the air from di1,reLt gnaI station; rnio
men ru.hed TO the place, w. r. ralfkets rere kep
and the work Of srminl commcLcod. Each uA
Ioadsd his piece the moment he took II In hand, at
what with the Swapping Of cap. ami The ocr s.,on
lischsrse Of a qua from ,ina one Of the winiprI b
way Of guiding the members fof the Al .hcren, lsAgu