Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

Morning and Noon Dispatche!
PROM PENNsYLvArIA.i

Rattle near OarIisie-RebeIs Evac.
uate CarltsIe, leaving Cooked Ra.
tiOns behind. ~ 'im"'' i'fl
PHrLADfLPHIA, July "A Harrisburg special
10 the Pfess says strong force under General
Knipe marched uplthe valley to-day toward
Carlisle. A supply train was also sent OF !,
which encountered the rebels aud withdrew TO
Harrisburg. .tg h7 bas -s,s 81 /
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction
Of Carlisle. No doubt considerable engage
ment is going on. The dght is prob ibly near
Meobaniosburg The danger is not yet over
LANoAsTER, Pa, July -Noihing new here.
Col franklin has com nunication with OH
forces at moCal's Ferry and Peach B,ttom,
by line Of couriers. The last message re.
ceived, at 10 o clock tonight, says nothing has
been seen of the rebel forces in that vicinity
There is ysgus rumor taat ths Iebels are
sgsin at York, bat II Is no. reliable.
HARRaBURo. July l, Midnight--The heavy
firing heard 10 the direction of Carlisle has now
ooesod. Il 10 bvilgv1d tue rebsis nave made an
attack on the forces belonging to this depart
msnt betseen Mechsnicsburg and Carlisle
Result not known. A large fire 10 nov seen in
the direction Of Carlisle. t
Il Ia bslieved here Lees headquarters are OF
Dover, York county. ss B
Nav YSRK, July 2-The Herald's special
from Carlisle, Pa Jul, l, 3 p. M, Gays: The
last of the rebels let here this morning by the
Baltimore pike. They number about Twelve
thousand. Toe division under Johnson that en-
csmped two miles west Of Carlisle, re,reated
precipl,ately 10 Shippensburg, leaving their
cooked rati0ns behind.
Au order rom Gen. Lee, dated Chambers
burg, June 9th, praises the troops Tor the for
titude with which they per 'ormsd their srduous
maroh's. He exhers the troops to abstain wish
most scrupulous care from unnecessary or WaI
too injury to private property, and eDjoins all
Ulcers 70 arrest and bring to summary punish.
mens any who offend his orders on this cub
cot.
The rebels on their occupation of Carlisle
made acquisitions for large supplies Of bacon,
fJur, salt potatoes, tnolasses, coffee, suRar and
IN rdicines. The barracks we're not destroyed
Railroads and telegrsphs were mucn damaged
Toe rebels whom here had regular mail ccm-
uunication with Richmond, Including news
papers. 9Ia
LATER.
HARRIsBUhs, July 2--The last of The rebell
iefs Caiisle Yesterday morning, and the tow
vas occupied 10 the afternoon BY portion o.
ouT forces under Gen. Smith. AZ five o'cloch
. afge force Of rebel cavalry appeared ana sent .
usg OF truce, demanding surrender; which va.
refused. Tue rebels opened on the town witY
srHl'ery. The rsoe! FIRE was promptly replieo
TO- and tue hripg continued as Intervals till 10
O'Clock, when the rebels fell bgck. I
The rebels bdrnt the barracks, gas works and
Que dwelling. Many buildlngs also suifered
from the rebel artillery. 0Ls'1.s.
when the rsbeis opened Are the excitement
vas intense amopg the cit zens. Women ant
children fed In all directions. p poo
Our loss was three killed and eleven wounded
Rebel loss unknown.
Previous 20 retirement, the rsbsls sent ia an
o1nef ig tfuce TO leave. 40 tney intended to
renew the attack next dsy. - - -
ms morning rebel piokets we're again in sIeh,
up % no9n' No neHs received of q srenesal o.
'ne ss'sck' NO hswa from ipy other quarter.