The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-29
LATER FROM The NORTH.

LATER FROM THE NORTH.
! We have received through the S;enal Corps
the 21lh inst. We copy &c me of the most IL
telesting intelligence, including ,hs latest leIe-
| grams:
| CHAMBERsEuRO RE OCCUPIED EY TEE REegLT.
! H"'izsb"Tg, June 2'.-The rebels re .occu-
pied Chamoersburg about | l o clock this morn
! Ing. Oar cavalry pckets are now five miles
lhis side OF the place. The troops uudsr len.
Knipe, who were st Chamaersburg, have
safely fallen back to the main body. The au-
thorisiss believe the rebels to be iu consid-
| cradle force at Chambersbnrg
ADVANCE OF THE REBELS TO SCOTLAND, PA.
Harrisburg, June 23-Ths latest in.eii-
geneo receives! q. the department is to the ef-
! feet that tha rebel cavalry, one thousand
strong, advanced to Scotland, SIX miles this
side of Chambersburg, this aftsrnoon. They
| have probably destroyed the railroad bridge 1T
that point. CnIzans from the counties above
a.e rapidly hurrying Into Harrisburg.
Hasrisbm,g, June 23nd, lSG3-The rebel
advance continues In the skirmish yesteT-
day afternoon we lost only two men Of
tho lst Now York cavalry. Iaree .ebe,
prisoners we've taken; they have destitute
appearance. This morning at 10 o clock tele.
graphic communication with Chambersburg
again ceased fer some time. TIE cause was
only suspected. 1t now appears that the re-
bells re occupied the town this morning, their
advance guard being variously estimated at
from 5,O'ib to 600 strong. Brig Gen. kuipe
ieli back before them with his forces upon
Shippensburg, where he halted. Hs removed
the Government stores and NOV cable property
We are ignorant whether the tcleglaphic ope-
rator saved his Instruments or escaped.
Col. Boyd, commanding our scouts i'll The e.
tcsms advance, is in the viciGity of Green VII
l.ge, retiiins eastWaldiy before the rebel ai
Vance, and watching aud furnishing infol MA
t,n of their movements.
fine tnsmy have eut;ed all the etcEes in
ChambersLuIg and dfeencaslie. They have
liAewise tenuiei the whole country Of ho.e. :
aud catti.. Nothing reiabbc is known OF
their nuu sricai strength, ths statements con
corning lhem being SO confused and eXagge
rated.
Col. Mcclure, who arrived hers this evening
from Cham6ersburg, reports the whole cOun
tsy bordering Oh the to VII full of rcbois.
EXCITEMENT AT rlrT.EuRa.
H0fT1sbarS, Pa, June 23-rhe usWs from
Pittsburg shows that great excitement exists
in that city. The rebels are reported TO be 1T
UniontoWn, forty miles distant. Busineis IL
entirely suspended. The citizens are making
extensive preparations to receive the rebels.
FosW nd MovsMirT or TsoJPs.
Ha'rasbnrg.' June @I-The troops are NOV
ing forward slowly, but let it be hoped sa1eiy. =.
The New York regiments Of necessity, take
the advance. Taeir equipment iii everything
pertaining t. haasy move greatly Facilitate
matters. The Ia1 militia are being Instructed
i'll dri.i and camp usa9oP, and improve rapidly
but, OF coulsc, soldiers are not made III day
or a week.
A telegram has bsen receive here from a
eeout who visited the rebel General Rhodes 9
headquarters, near liagersto yn. lac reports
that hs has ten thcus And men snt thp:y pieces
Of artillery. There ars five thousand msa On
a read leading to DJwnesvil!e. Ihs rebels
commenced to move towards Greoacastle on
Monday.
Tne squeduct at Wliauisport b AZ been de-
s.ioyed, having been cut in several places.
Communications are still open to ShippenaLurg.
Oar forces still hold That point, ::s well as
Carlisle. Both armies ass keeping sharp
look out for each others movsments
A dispatch dated Harrisburg, 10 L. NJ, Juno
%, states that there is nothing nTw Il. Ship
psnsturg, the last telegraphic station ap the
Valley.
A telegram from Baltimore, oil the same
dale, says that ths rebel fOfce at Frederick
was driven out by Union cavalry that day, and
that Union tloops now occupy the city. The
nearest raiel force to Frederick is vt South
Mountain.
The last dispatch from Pittsburg states that
tho citizsns en- masse had turned Out aud were
thrO wing up ontrel Nhmenis around the city
The Dispatch coach ,des by saying that the city
is perfectly safs.
AovEAlnTs or eR. AwlLLs r. BEL cOsP,
baltimore, june -, la-2O A. M.-lnforma-
tion received At ths headquarters Of Genera!
Selenck to night, nd other sources, state that
Gen. EweiPs forces. to the numbsr Of 3j O0O
to 10000 men, are now in Maryland, iu the
Boonsboro' Valley.
They have large quantity Of artillery, cav :
airy, and iufaptsy. They are building bridges
across The canal Srd are actively engaged