Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-11

regiment which remained at WriRhtsvills 70
Protect The bridge. The rebels attacked that
in force, and in order to save his men The
General was forced to cross to Columbia.
The magnificent bridge was then burnt to
The Governor has information thst the reb.
els are at Bainbridge, twelve miles above,
viii, pontoon train sufficiently large to erect
a bridge.
New York, ga special to the Herald
dated Harrisburg last night, says Gen. Came.
ron has information that the rebels are at
Carlisle 10000 strong. with 40 pieces Of ar.
tillery.
Lancaster, Pa, 2S.-Great excitement pro.
walls here. Refugees from Harrisburg are
focking in. Two spies GANG over the river
this morning one was killed and the other
captured.
New York. 2S-The Baltimore AnseyfcaS
Of last evening says the intelligence from thu
Potomac is most gratifying. but cannot BIZ
published. No movement Of the enemy has
| taken place. Announcement Of our present
position would astonish the people. A coils.
ion may be looked for at any moment.
Washington, 2S.- A change has taken
place in the army Of the Potomac. General
Hooker asked to be relieved, and the request
was g, nnted. Maj. Gen. Meade has assumed
the command. The rebels captured train
Of lao wagons near Rockville. Various nc.
counts are in circulation for the change Of the
command CT the army.
Headquarters Army of the Potoman, June
29.-Mead's appointment gives unusual satis.
faction. Hooker is ordered to report at Bull
timore.
Cincinnati. June 3O.--A committee Of the
City Council had an interview with General
Burnside last night in regard To the defence
of the city. The committee adjourned with.
out action and met thix morning.
! There is n general suspension Of business
at the State house, which was addressed by
Gov. Todd, who had information that the
rebels designed to enter Ohio next month.
committee was appointed to adopt plan Of
action for raising volunteers for home defense.
A dispatch TO the Commercial, from Cen
trail Kentucky says matters in Sunderland
county wear threatening aspect. The en-
envy are represented to BE- in force at Albany,
$4,000 strong under Pegram and Humphrey
Marshal preparatory to make an advance into
Kentucky from Walker and Cumberland
Gaps. The advance of this force entered
Columbia yesterday. The character Of the
movement is not yet fully developed, but the
authorities are confident Of their ability to ~.
pei any attack likely to be made.
Manchester. Tenn, June 2s-Gcn. Rey-
nolds took possession of this place yesterday
morning at 6 O'Clock. In the evening Granger
occupied Shelbyvile. The rebels, after re-
sistancc evacuated their position aud retreaicd
TO the lines. of which Tullahoma is the con.
centrating point. We are in possession Of
the famous Gap and strongly fortified the line
lately held by the rebels. The movement
was begun June 24,h, in the midst Of heavy
rain which has continued ever since with
slight in,rrmission.
Chicago, June 3O.-The news from Pcnu-
sylvanjm and Maryland is unsatisfactory.
News'in regard to the movements of the rsb-
els, consists of mere surmiscs, and cor,para-
lively nothing is said Of the operations Of the
army of the Potomac.
New York. june 30-Money active and
firm. Sterling dull at 1909; gold quiet at
46s046a.
Philadelphia. June 3Oth.-A Harrisburg
dispatch to-day states that the authorities
have information apparently reliable that Ew-
ellis corps with portion Uf Hills and Long.
streets corps, will move to-day towards Har-
risbug. they number 10000 men.
Columbia, Pa, June 30th-A train mas
ter on the Central Il. r., who left York this
morning. says the rebels have all left except
the rear guard They are supposed 10 BIZ
moving towards Harrisburg. The rebels as
sessed York 100000. the citizens raised
$50, 900. and the rebels gave them 80 days
to raise the balance. M .4.-..
Baltimore, june 30th. Martial law has
been declared in this city. and in all the coun.
ties in Western Maryland. i.a III
Philadelphia, June 3O.-We learn from
officials who left Harrisburg at l:30P. NJ. that
"a courier arrived previous to their departure
for Gettysburg, who reports Pleasanton's cav
airy had attacked and routed the rebsls at that
place. capturing large numbers. M f.s
Chickasaw Bayou, near Vicksburg, June
27,l.-Firing quietly. Heat intense. We
have taken the fort on the left. s1
Memphis, june e5ill.--Steamer New KEN
lucky, brings intelligence that Logan's divis-
ion had taken an important post from the
enemy. He had moved and blown up ous
fort on the Goth. producing breach in tho
wall, through which hs entered. Rebels
fought bravely. Grant lis concentrating his
lines daily.
A Dispatch from Manchester, Tenn. says
Granger's troops were received with Creation
thusiasm on entering Shelbyvills. M ss,.li
T The Democratic Journal. in alludipg
to the arrest Of vallandigham for urging .ths
people to resist the draft and to arise and hurl