Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
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The Invasion of Pennsvlvania ami
MARYLAND.

maryland.
I HARRISBURG, June 2l.--A dispatch ia
the Herald states that Jenkins passed
Through Green Castle last evening with
zoo mounted infantry in the direction oil
Wainsboro.
The rebels are reported to have l6 pie
ces ofartillery.
With their large force they occupy the
South bank of the Potomac between Gum
berlsnd and HarPer's Ferry Rhodes has
90 900 men at Rilliamsport.
Il Opinions in official circles at Harrisburg
is that the rebels have serious designs on
Baltimore, their movements indicate this,
and fears are entertained for the safety OF
that city.
800 Rebel Cavalry fred Mercersburg in
several. places.
| A Chambersburg dispatch says if the
rebels remain where they are we may ex-
pect a fight on Tuesday.
Tonight they are picketing the road this
side of Green Castle.
The rebels are securing the the country
for horses, and have got about 1000 head
ofcattle and 1900 horses.
They are reported near Waynesboro
and Gettysbnrg.l
Jenkinsleft Greencastle tonight with
eight days rations, on a foraging expedi-
ton.
HARRISBURG, June Ala dispatch re-
ceiVed here late this evening, states that
The rebel cavalry in force, is within 8 miles
of Gettysburg, and had crossed South
Mountain, evidently advancing east to at
tack the Northern Genital Railroad. An
ample force is prepared to resist the. at
tack.
Nav YoRK, June 2l.-Harrisburg dis
patches tonight, contain the following:
The rebels are reported 10000 strong at
Hagerstown, and terrifying.
Milroy's headquarters are still at Bloody
Run. The troops here are expecting
marching orders Immediately. 1t is fear
ed that Ewell is in Williamsport, but the
opinion here is that he is not at;that point,
unless Lee is about to cross below. Heavy
rains may have raised the Potomac and
hurried him of.
Gov Curtin tonight received dispatch
from OhambersbaFg, stating that jenkins
had arrived at Waynesboro, and threw out
ptckets miles this side, but withdrew
them this morning.
No information at WaynesborO of rebel
infantry being at Hagerstown.
il jenkins has been plundering horses
among the mountains.
Gen. Couch received dispatch tonight
confirming the report of the rebel cavalry
at Gettysburg.
BALTIMORE, June 81, Noon.-The rebels
made their appearance at Frederick, about
8 o'clock yesterday evening, and about I
O'Clock a body of cavalry reached Monoc-
coy bridge, miles this side of Frederick
The rebels paroled all the sick in hospi-
tails, and every government employee
They searched stables for horses. seizing
all marked 80. S."
A very large force of rebel infantry, cav
airy and artillery crossed at Antietam
during yesterday. Refugees say they num-
Der from 5000 to $4,000; but pickets re-
portthem at %, 900.
Earthworks are being erected around the
west aud north sides of Baltimore, thus
completing the chain of forti6cations.-
A line of Notifications has been erected
within the city, extending from the east to
the southwestern extremity of the city.
They will be defended by Union League
men, who are being armed by General
Shenck.
The union men feel entirely confident
that the rebels will not be so rash as to at
tempt a raid in that direction. Disloyal
persons among us are evidently uneasy,
and begin to realize that any hostile move
ment of their friends against Baltimore
might react disastrOnsly upon themselves.
BALTIMORE, June 81, A. M.-Latest ad-
vices from Plane No. say that firing has
been heard there at intervals through the
day. rss