Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01
FROM CINCINNATI..'


-4argr s5rssiaan GIFCIHNATI, JUNE 80,
u A committee Of the City, Council and cit
izens had aninterYieW with General Burn
side last light iR relation 70 tie defenses
of the city. The c0mmitteeT adjourned
without action to meet this morning.
There was was general gHsl7lii suspension Of bnsi-
AZ Columbus yesterday a meeting was
held in the State House, addressed by Gov
ernor Tod, who said he had Information
that the rebels design TO enter Ohio with
IN the rext month. A committee of ciiz-
ems were appointed. to adopt splan toraise
Volunteers tor homie defenseq.H3 9di b. II
100, The CommerciaPs, Central Kentucky
dispatch, says that matters on the Gumber-
land were OF threatening aspects The
enemy are represented in force at Albany,
the rebels numbering 900 under Peg
ram and Marshall, and are preparing 70
make an advance into Kentucky, from
Walkers and Cumberland Gaps The adj
vane Of this force entered Columbia yes
terday. The character of this movement
is not yet fully developed, bat those in
command seem 10 have confident ability
10 repel any attack likely to be made. .i-
AADuN AtHAAAo II OGuAA1A hEnbuCAy lNI "a
few days has raised the Cumberland Is
inches; the roals are in band condition
Aspecial 10 the NeE York Times dated
Harrisburg, 29th, says that thrOpe ehout the
day our forces have held the position be-
yond the Harrisburg forti6oslions, in an
ticipation Of the enemy's advance. g.
The rebels have not shown an inclins-
tiDn to make an attack fszrr .fal
This morning q few shots we're exchang-
ed between the TebelsRnd our own pick
cts The opinion is thai the rebels are
manoeYering to take Harrisburg by. a
flank movement It is reported they have
pOntoOn train twelve miles this side of
Columbia, but il is somewhat doubtful.
u geHElSrrT'zH " iTO uss v-ssr-.1- g. - AiaA
rebel Lines at Chambersburgi reports The
rebel column moving eastward which num-
bers 81, 900 accompanied by l04 pieces ar
.tillery. ..rr.sr sI- ..rfi I'D g,.fg oi ,..t
General Lee, with his staff officers, were
in Chambersburg last Saturday, t-
Thirty-three prisoners were captured st
Mount Union and brought into town this
morning. q 45f .szlyBs laaGH55 f5H ~.
General Stahl has been appointed to the
command of the cavalry fOrees in this de-
partment. ,yfr d gssb igr saab r.
Another order issued by the rebel Gem
eral Ewen, dated June 22d, relative to re-
stricdons enjoined upon his army and the
citizens Of the country through which the
rebels pass urges that steady acqui-
eseenee with the demands Of the military
authorities will serve greatly 10 lessen
the Tigors of var. "a 6que-i7r1r - - a.
It is confidently believed this morning
the enemy would commence the attack to-
day. In all probability tO-norrOKor next
day will develoPe intended movements.
Possibly Lee may contemplate the cap
ture Of Baltimore and considers Harris
burg Of secondary Importance. Hoo mo,
%PHIBAELPHIA, June 20, B.,
The e1citementto to day is intense. Un-
til a late hour tonight the streets were
crowded with an excited populace eagerly
enquiring for news and enlisting in de-
tense Of the city and State. " =
At the navy yard and most Of the work
shops Of the city business either entirely
suspended or closed at an early hour to
allow men to drill, and most Of the stores
on Market and Chestnut streets closed
early for the same purpose, - s9u
The city no doubt will soon be placed in
a gtata nf dafauaa. q 90 7 y