The New York herald., 1863-06-20

Bnt then there s very tle harvest as yet the dam
ae would ee light "a comIarsen with VIVA, "nu'a YOU 20
month hence let hope, though, that hen tue mar
vest rs ripe tie borer viii feel no Tear from tne INCUR
sions of the csrmy.
rhx nsw YORK ANN itnIADEIrHiA REGrxESrs
have arrived. he pe0Pc here seem slow IN inanestne
gratitude TO the sobe re.cers but IL Is none tue
hearty that. Several nfuena, citizens nave m
formed me II their wish make the soldiers rush
Sug tNeir aid from abroad public acknowiedg
mentM their n,aaepns aha Nc se yors
militia sprang TO arms has taught them their duly and
recruiting appears quite brisk should aso STATE 'as nn
~ the rst To raise compapy He offered the com
and regiment, but preferred sood active company
large iy ef the students at Gettysburg College are
here so also are dele OF boys from Ous schools
These little fellows consider thor hardshps capital Jokes
and just immensely patrot'e The old report
about the rebels massing Gettysburg s again revived
MLKOy
vces % he Sro"eb. INTO resaisition in giving the rebs
taste Of Union gunpowder The troops must soon ACT
upon the offensive, M many OF their recruits ens.ca
with proviso They want short warm, quick Work,
crrIzrNs RxruRxse-RBrL INTELLIGENCE
The large body citizrns who made such hastg exit
days since returning. They are coming tn ex
pressing great disappointment at not finding the place 10
ruins and ia finding that nobody has been hurt IL IL
probable they will remain long hore is NO immed
ate danger.
Chambersburg and Gfeencaste; but think, While = .
highly probable that they at the latter place. they
arc not encamped at Chambersburg. They move with
caution their avoidance Of turnpike and public high
way advised you, piece Of exceeding canton on
their rart. The fact that there little display IN this
raid leads calm serious thinking military men TO think
they moan work, and that OF a serious character.
The TWENTY. third New York State Militia arrived this
United states Hotel Their crsditable and soldcrs ap
beirg made the subject Of natcrng cocomums
GOVERNOR CuRrIN-1lm NonNATSoss
This excellent and worthy officer s st hard ~ work
at the Capitol building He assures tho representatives
Of the press That while he wants them to nave every Ia
cy n the securing OF he also requests that they
do not publish anything of contraband nature
He leaves Il 10 their own judgment entirely, and !
presume his wisAes win be respected by sbs entire
corps present.
Ihe candidates are both upcxccp.onabo gentlemen but
the people have more important business TO occupy sher
at present The candidate for
formerly resided in Luzerne
HARRIsBuR0, Pa, June 10, 1858.
Up 70 noon to-day thero Is intelligence Of moment
received from the Cumberland valley indeed any other
quarter A. has been furnished 10 the public
There be considerable confusion among the
thorities hcrc for the militia have yet been
organized the response Of the people the Cover
nor's proclamation for troops anything like what
pected. Not five thousand Pennsylvaniaus have
arrived hers, that number assembled 70 defend
the capital These on, In mos cases, without uni
forms organization Of any kind, and 10 many
without This was bad enough; but then came
the causes Of which soldiers always
of action displayed by the authorities numbers these
militia returned home in disgust. These the undis.
gused facts There seems TO be total want OF conf
among people In the authorities and the truth
on this point had better be told than withheld.
Many OF the Ponnsylvanians feel mortified that their
State has done so poorly contrast with the Empire
State on this occasion and the arrival Of the New York
regiments here IS additional bond OF between
Now York and Pennsylvania
80 many of the militia OF this State and others who
daring
barroos nj the hour Of tive NJ Htook effect yester
day. and had the power Of checking this mischief very
considerably.
After the Eighth and Seventy first regiments arrived
they sent TO Camp Cameron Last night. however,
they marched the Susquehanpa where they
are encamped in the Notifications. The Twenty third
pearaDce Of these regiments the universal subject Of
favorable and complimentary comment. They were
loudly oheeed they arrived and marched through the
city This morning paid visit to the Notifications
some complaints 10 make. Among them that during
the twenty four hours they coming here they
coived refcshment whatever. Another since their
arrival they bad received no ammunition They all looked
well, and Jolly and mirthsome New York
militia men always contrive 10 be. They were busy
pitching their tents when left them. The ground
which they b the healthieet in this vicinity Tho
only forces can see here from Philadelphia hum
dred Of tho city police and hess good enough far
as they 70.
The ortincatous arc nearly completed they consist OF
sdtch and iutrenchment about mile In length SO con-
structed that guns may easily be concentrated any
part Of IT, as to sweep all the approaches 70 IT, Aba
ts have been formed whore practicable. The intreuch
ment is semicrcslar, running along the slopes
work resting the river bank. II 10 substantial,
and would undoubtedly give is defenders great adyan
tage over tho enemy. II commands the railroads and
roads leading SOUTH the bridges and the district