, 1863-07-07
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JULY7, 1868.

:, -,,;., ,1,x. md arnu I1nuond. nj
III prisoners coioFs anu ai"o op""us "
twenty battle flags will be turned In from one
CORDS.
~ +ha a,o-,r nm 4,
5 "onnueo anu t1''' - @1' oD~.n1 @'o -
our hands.
Na,or General command,no.
''4 oe' e =
formation That Cen. Stuart was aboutto make
ro,d rnon 49, ~a.- th,s afternoon General
fitzpatrick Was sent out Oh our f1gnt- eone
cannonading was heard, but up to o'clock he
| had mt re+nrned IN camn.
IN ~. NV W ~ r.th,, :,
| hARh1sboH7' Jaty ~ d. "'--No.a'ns "a
known as to the exact situation. Leeis prob
ably tryipg to retreat by both routes. 1t
,es e,.t ,.aou ~ +ha aa.trnc-
supposed nc does mol Ano" oA'tue oestius q.
ticn Of the pontoon bridge. The position OF
the rebel arrny. Int night, was with his left
100 Hr.ta.'.s'.,, 49,, ~, r,,,,+.,croa, tha
ue'f uun'e'st to"h, >'nu na 44eS 1Ao'8 W.
EmmettsburE road, thus forming semi
circle around Gettysburg. Gen. .Meade ope-
,.tcs from, the car+ra and Cen Tee on the,rc
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HARRISBURG, July 8.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad has resumed business. ALI passen-
gers and fre;pbt trains 49,, r,,n,1,r +o.aa;v a.
80, "' 1.e 4a""ae ~ %
a'ua'' tne foao vas noe injured III any way
ny Inc feoels.
T. NEw TopK Jn1va-A Ro,t,no-a sn.o,,1 n
The Uerozd s,ra t1nt orer IN n,,s,nar, 1,, h.ra
| '""' -. wv" = t4oonot nH'o
arrived, and General Schenc1 has orders to
| prepare to receive 10000 more.
| ~ 'oao "10ns .ao 4oel0 - tuo iepof Ae
treat Is stfe"n with abandoned wagons, can
non, small arms and camp equipage.
| General Couch appears to hayo formed a
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Junction Win aleade, and the militia are
regiments and bricades.
Eo. onn +ant1, oF r ao,, ..., .ot h.,-
ro' one tea'n " .'e A'lhs esan se1 oaeA
to Dl1fe by the route They came. It's not
defcat for Lee, hut a total and perfect rout.
o4....aN .. .s' e vu', o-oe": nu.leeA Is III
possession OF scSefA recent olspatches from
Gen. Meade, and from their tone declares that
Lee has suffered disastrous defeat.
NEW YoRK- Ju1v 6-The New Yort Timed
says. ttThe con1enta of i.fY nsr5s, osn 1"ss d;ss
| n,tchcs canfnred ore = 9crcmn.o1r n1,,.r ~,
R.u1eT f,., u1c D. p.aSanpso1} oloeI 70
neI 1,. s tts,t ,to9 ~ sn1s{eau, aaslgnlng
ns ss Ia. ue pos!i1un ~ ~ too aaNa1u-
9un, 1nu tue eono4t!on " nIcu1uouu tto c.
| IT,: aleu refuses I.ec's reoucst IN oIin,v Rssn.
II gard to reinforce hin, snd orders Lee south
| OF the Potomac forth1sith.n
e-.,;t ~ ~. a. aHs ustts s1ois u1sPa!ca con,
| fhr rrhe1s 3vhn left ntrr1v &, I'm Eti1aa o,3
wounded On the grouud. Hnncock,s Earns
Which defeated tie centre, was thanked bv !
Gen. Mcade In the maine Of the army and tho
country. At z On Friday evening, thu I'd and
On army Corps attAesed the enemy's right,
f;.aa, 5snnSar, fs 4;,sn;11 ~ ~ H. our ; ;salsy uy
and rear. - '@~o ~0@A AAAA'>
4 Harrisburg dispatch to the HtraJ. of the
5th, says: Governor Curtin received dispatch
Ilon' itanoVer, statins mat @0,ooo rebels, and
over 1uV cannon were taken.
n.ss 49, ,sar lcsagn 1snnhp oeeaple1 aae mountain
trent. We ho1d ali fhe Ennnt.;n no.ss. ~ nd
Iuyc formed n fnnction win tha ,n,1,t;, ~
most surrounding the enemy. It is stated
that there Is rebel column on the Virginia
side Of the Potomac, unable to reinforce Lee,
ou M ncso1nL VI t4e nign wafer:
the rehc1. can}nte3 Go6 ~ n@ PRISONERS say
forces hayc tie ndyance of the re1e,s IN +braa
main positions. It is stated that Les has ali
his available force with him.
NEAR GETTYSBURG, July 5.-The rebels have
rttreated towards the Potomac. The rebel
pentoon pllaee AZ Dam 20 ., mas been des~
tlo1ksa 1,,y ~ our cava1Ey. Uufcavalry has gone
70 Nnllamsport TO destroy the bridges there.
Other preparations are Progressing to inter.
ctpt Lees passage Of the Fotou1ac, aud our
nru Is In motion. It Is feared Lee'd advance
rtlchEd Wi1lnmEnrrt IN time To cr,.A4 ,,nor.
nnsei. J.ee vester;1or narnie1 oho7,+ . 0ho
Ec5. rs1a P~4'Aeo aoon' ".ooo
pAt4iAohH, Jul3 ABDUL o,oVV prisoners
nave oeen received. md more to come.
PHILADELPHIA July CA dispatch from
Gov. Curtin states that Couch's army Is nd
yancing in force, and is likely to~Tcader in
portant service. The Governor Ia eot}sf3cd
lint the rche1 nr,,v Ia IN onr nn1ror r. LIZ aot
vicornnsiv nd -+onont1v ~ s,oas,aor ~ ~
x6o,o4s9 tAu ploAp.lJ., 4ne c1osslog OF
the fotomas prepared BY the enemy Is des-
tfoyed, and ne Is short OF ammunition.
WASHINGTON, July 6-The iatest report |
Is hetnr made If fba rat-aatirr T.hufs whn
o-1Ts1n55. .t;,1 nna.- ~ X. t.th1s 1eosts, WY
q. a. - eI'nl .4Ef unuo' t4S te'.iuae p94suAeMt
the5 nave received: II IS believed Lee will |
berntefcepted and hts army completely de- |
n,oliehed. Our army has done aud Is doing |
army ia sin in poo6 condition r. vii, re-.
anil. = f1ov ~ tTo tn:oscaTtain 4ha fn,1 .E+art
"J - ~ ~ .s~eA . A"AtA t@4o AsAA 0At0ns
u our 1oshe8 ano capLuses. =
NEW YORK, July Ca Washington dis |
patch to the l{ere.1Y states: It is now coni- |
IDENTIFY expected not only that Lee fs com
ple1ejy yanunisled. Int his nr,nv Ia cnt ar
In, ra4 rcof ~ :. ro-1a hc7r ~ r99,s, - t.@.. -
I'LL, = y s.fe oo9y ~ eaelal t1oops
"n.eu n1s1a LEY Atvn o1tuuuy nun ycstStuay 10
co-ofe.ate Mltu ocA. Aeuye 1nc1easea 1o1ce
lot 1hht ope1atlon. -
GIN. nrAnr.a ouprp rvu3nr rur.v
III. m..ua....n. .n o1aosn .. nIkoAs aA1 BATTLE
n1AoQpA"fEHs Army OF ThE foroxAc,l
to s with ss