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Carolina regiment except thirteen. Tue rch-
7 els took about sixty prisoners. A piece OF
| artillery belonging to tue lst sonth Carolina,
Is amongthe trophies.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 1.-There has been
ahcayy engagement since this morning, be-
tween the rebels under Longstrcet and Hill,
and our LIT aud 18th Army Corps, under Gen
erals Reynolds and Meade. The locality Is
! beyond GettJsbnrg, on tho Chanbcrsburg
| pike. Poltlons Of the fight lave been very
severe and attended with heavy loss. Thus
far tho enemy has been successfully resisted
by the two corps mentioned, and the Sd and
12tA arc now coming up.
Major General Reynolds was mortally
wounded, and has since died.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Notlipg from Gettys.
burg additional to that sent this morning,
Gen. Reynolds, who fell MORALLY wounded
in the fight near Gettysburg, las arrived in
this city.
pn1LADrLru1A, July "A Harrisburg
special to the Press, dated yesterday, says Il
strong force under General Kuipe, marched
up the yalley today towards Carlisle. 4 sup
ply train vas also sent out, which encounter
cd the rebels, and Withdrew to Harrisburg.
Heavy lring has been heard in the direction
Of Carlisle. No doubt considerable en-
gagement is going on.
The fight Is probably neal. .Mechanicsburg,
Tie danger is not over yet.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1-midnight--T
heavy firing heard In the direction OF Carlisle,
has now ceased. 1t is believed the rebels
have made m attack On the forces belonging
and Carlisle. Result unknown. A large fire
is now seen in the direction Of Carlisle. It
| believed here that Lees headquarters arc at
Dover, York county.
! BALTIMORE, July 2.-lt is reported that the
rcbels returned to the vicinity Of Carlisle and
demanded the surrender Of the town again.
Gen. Small pcremtorl1y refused. The re5-
els sent in flag Of truce, inquiring II 1t WAS
| not to he surrendered. 1t being refused, they
carried out their threat OF setting fire to three
| or four houses, which were burned, but in.
| iured no one. They were then attacked by
Gen. Smith, and driven towards Shippeu5-
burg.
4 party Of mechanics sent out from Harris
| burg this morning to repair the Cumberland
| road, had to return with their tools and ma
| te1ials as It was ascertaincd that the rebels
were near the railroad in force, threatening
their capture.
Farmers state that tie enemy compelled
them to bring their corn and haul it to them,
| and plundercd them extensively.
The raising Of troops progresses here nc.
FRESH CALL UPON NEW JERSEY.
| TRENTON. N. j., July 2.-Goyctnor Parker
has received q dispatch from Governor Curtin
| asking for more troops, and Gays he cannot
magnify The Importance Of the demand.
! 4 NEW CALL UPON NEW YORK.
! ALBANY, July "A telegraph was Just re-
cciycd from Governor Curtin, addressed to
Governor Seymour, stating TINT the battle
him to send on I'LL the troops lie eau raise,
without delay, that the need Of them Is press
Ing.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The Heralrs Carlisle,
| Pa special, dated yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock, says: The last Of the rebels left here
tllis morning By The Baltimore pike. They
number about l2,0o0. The division under
johnson, that was encamped two miles west
Of Carlisle, retreate1 preclrltutely to Ship
| pensburg, leaving their cooked ratious be-
hind.
An order from Gen. Lee, dated Chambers
burg, 9th, praises tho troops for the forti-
marches. Dc eShorts the troops to abstain,
with the most scrnpulons care from unneces-
surg or wanton injury to private property,
and enjoins all the officers to arrest aud bring
to summary punishment any who offend Ills
orders on this subject.
Tie rebels, on the occupation OF Carlisle,
made acquisitions for large supplies Of bacon,
tluur, salt, potatoes, molasscs, coffee, sugar,
| aud medicines. Tie barracks were not de-
etroycd. The railroads and telegraphs were
| much damaged. The rebels when here, had
regular mail communication with Ktchlnond,
| WAsuiSGroN, July 2.-Letters Of yester-
days date hayc been received from the Army
Of the Potomac, III which the following facts
are stated:
"Our last movements have been character
lied By marked willingness on the part Of the
soldiers to undergo any fatigue within the
bounds Of human endurance.
| 1.-THE rebels recently sent only small scout
ing or accommodating party to the vicinity
! OF Frederick. There is no force Of the enemy
between that city and Hagerstown.
! ia portion Of our forces surrounded En-.
mettsburg on Monday aud captured, without
q conflict, battery, the only rebel fofcc
"Gen. stnlll vas relieved from his cavalry
command by Gen. Hooker on Sunday, and
Gen: kilratricE vas oPp9'ntea Cd in hts place."
new here. Col. franklin has communication
with our forces at NcCalls Ferry and Peach
Bottom, By line Of couriers. The last mes.
sagc, received at 10 o'clock tonight, says
nothing has been seen Of rebel forces In that
rebels are again ut York, but It is not reliable.
TIE BALTIMORE CLUB HOUSE SEIZED
The Baltimore Club House was on Monday
taken possession Of by Gen. Schenck, for tea'
sons detailed in the following order:
| HEADQUARTERS MznpIE DErAr.rxEvT,1
sTnARAI conrs, B[ALT14oNE, [ June II. 63.
SPECIAL oRpEn;LTlele is an association exist
Ing in the city OF Baltimore known az the Mary.
land Club The meetings Of this body, and ol
those who frequent Its ro5ins, or arc entertained
oy is ms~bsfs, tase r!qse 1T building On the
its Institution, this Club has for long
oRe Rsst Who o as,sS Int to,, 1ezS e.
Government. hostile to it's legally consti
tutcd authorities, and Who give conntenance
| encouragement and ala to the unnaturl and cause
| less rebellion By which our institutions and ma
tional integrity are songht to be oyerthrown. Sc
dangerous and mischiesous an association eanno
to- sas 5,tsde IN
fore suspended, and Its house OF meeting taSe1
possession ofand ctoscd-
IL the execution of the order, the names Of al
| pc7eons found in the building, and OF all who be
long to the association, and OF al1 who habtuall,
frequent it. will be taken, and IN inventory will b
made Of the property and records or papers OF th
association. ard the came held subject to fntur
| orders.
By command Of Major Gen. scuEScK
Dos P1ATr, Lieut. Col. aud Chief Of staf,
THE BALTIMORE UNION LEAGUE.
BALTIMORE, June 50. The american snys
t Tho response Of the Union Leagues Of thi
city last night to the call Of Gen Schcnck to
the public defense, WIS most prompt aud en-
thusiast1c. Old and young hocked to the q,
mor1es to obtain arms, and the supply va
| NOT sufficient for one-half Of those who prt
sented themselves. By previous concert eac
company marched to its post at the barr
cades, and stood guard during the night.
MARTIAL LAW IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 30.-The -i,,,erieaa col
| taius the following:
HEADQUARTERS, MIDDLE DErAnrMEST,
EIGHTH Army CoRps, BALTIMORE, June 50, 1868.
The immediate presence Of rebel arm
within this Department and in the State {
! MARYLAND, requires as q military necessity
resort to oil the proper aud usual means
| dafanse and EecurftV.