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0%N0T EVA ASKING TON HEBREW
A co NEREGATION,-Ths Eews in the eth
Street synagogue will cold on the ia inst al 3
O'Clock am. BY order of the President
au H-eO4t% A, ADLER, Rec. Sec.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

freely for nfty cents each Tho people very mean
but give for their high prices that the
beis have robbed them Of everything including sugaT,
salt and nour."
WAGON TRAM.
Tho rebel wagon train captured by General Fitzpatrick =
cavalry, passed through 10 day II included two hundred
vehicles of every conceivable make, with mules and
horses attached Everything IN sery,cabe condition
although o. the commones sort Some prisoners strag
ers and deserters drought daily and sent 10 iar
iisburg.
RAIN.
very heavy thunder storm passed over this region
Last night ana tho has been falling heavily 10 night
since dusk. The mountain streams are much swollen,
ana the Potomac viii partakc of their iunoaS, mat
tor ~ course, and become roaring torrent
The soldiers all VA good health and good neart and
when next they moct tho rebels they 70 win
10 much
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The rebels occupy ridge about mile west OF Hagers
town. and facing the city. Today they distinctly
visible and busy engaged erecting substantial earth
works. Several heavy guns are already mounted and
others are bong rapidly pat position. The LEFT and
centre OF the enemys line occupy strong position
extreme left resting tho Concocheaguc creek.
His right, however ls unprotected by any natural DO.
fences, and unless strongly intrenched easily car
ried by assault The entire limo straight and
almost parallel with the Hlgersown and Boonsboro
pike the right covering wamsport and short distance
further from the pike than the left Tho country Is open
and slightly rolling front Of the rebel position covered
hero and there however, by patches low bushes.
lew small groves conceal portions their line but these
aord as much protection to they do 10 the
enemy.
There Is no longer any doubt that intends 10 give
us battle II there one remaining his address
dated yesterday and to tho troops 70 day would
dspe the deiusion. The Potomac is already fordable
and We have reliable Information that he four ponoon
bridges IN the neighborhood or wiamsport His front
Is now but i've miles from the river and II no finds tho
tide OF battle turning against him easily with
draw most OF his army before possibly discover IT,
But his position is strong The people OF Hagcrstown re
port that d. H. Hin has reinforced him, no doubt
feels confident that in attacking him wo shall mee. dis
aster moro overwhelming than his at Gettysburg.
From Stuarts cavalry have reason 10 apprehend
difficulty During tho occupation OF Pennsylvania by tho
rebels thcir cavalry was employed half tho time in
pushing the infantry and preventing desertous Picket,
were out in such to completely enyoop tho
cncmys rear and that portion OF their limo was strongly
guarded and hanked. Indeed in tho skrmish Of last
woek with our flank tho rcbeI officers great difficulty
N keeping their men up; and the rebel army
lights wei IN the camng battle this side of
tho Potomac Il will only bc with that desperation which
dafaai ixvti rIn tptna
How soon the battle will occur no one knows n NAV
take place Tomorrow Tho are that tho on
gagement will commence carly tho morning though Il
s moro than possible that another day OF preparation will
pass Off before the general decisive blow s struck
There has been slight skirmshng between the sharp.
shooters throughout tho day tho artillery has not
boon engaged since morning. All is quiet to night
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
TIL ( 3 r A F T.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

,rct Can't 8 r. Gregory in consequence or the disturb.
ance In New York secured all his books and papers, TO-
gether with the enrolment lists, and placed them in
position where they will be safe against all contingencies
There il therefore danger that anything valuable will
be destroyed an attack should be made Of which
there Is no apprehension At all events the draft which
was to nave place Wednesday has been defer
red for the present. Due notice will be given when IL
will be commenced.
The black men OF the city had tough time OF II last
night On returning to their homes they attacked
and matreaed Many OF them sought refuge at the sta
ton houses and asked for protection The police, being
mostly on duty in New York, could afford none; but at
date hour the streets being clear they enabled 90
10 their respective homes Some OF the negroes
beaten but far ascertained were seriously in
jured
Independent Of this there was disturbance Brook.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
Suspicious Vessel Seen at Sea.

bALrIHoRks July I3, 1888.
Tpe ship Maggie V. Hugg, at this port from Havre,
In forty days passage. reports the night OF July
I, IN latitude al longitude SO 5o boarded by boat
from the United States bark Ethan AAen she being then
in chase OF bark which she deemed Of a suspicious
character al about two O'Clock in the morn ing saw the
fash Of somo bali dozen guns In the direction Of tho
chase.
The Maggie " Huggalso reports, July eth ia latitude
SS 10 morrill, longitude II west, chased by bark
with her docks full OF men but, finding that had out
sailed her considerably, she after dark hauled Oh and
started In the direction OF vessel to seward that had
squared away before the wind some time previously
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
The Draft In the Third Congregational
District OF Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July f3, 1868.
The draft In the Third Congressional district, which
was to have commenced this morning, has been post
poned, account Of Che dissatisfaction OF the enrolling
officers, who complain Of the injustice done TO the dis
trict which they represented
The facts have been sent TO Washington, and the
draft Is ordered TO be suspended for tho present
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
REPORTED FLIGHT OF LEE ACROSS THE
POTOMAC.

HARRissuRa, Pa, July ~, 1889.
We have had several dispatches from different points
In the vicinity q The army today but they all report
quietness along the lines.
There has been no firing heard At Loudon whore could
be plainly heard II any serious nghting had occurred
The rebels are reported contracting their lines 10 tho
vicinity Of wiIamsport.
The news from New York crested great erciement
here % day and completely neu,razed the interest In
the movements OF tho Army Of the Potomac.
There report here that Lee has succeeded In
ing the Potomac with tho balance of nis army.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
THE GETTYSBURG TELEGRAMs.
GErTrssuRG, Pa. July ~. 1855

GErTrsHrRG, Pa, July 10, 1855.
Adutant General Thomas arrived here today 70 see
after welfare o tho wounded soldiers Drs cuylcr
voium, BrIntons janice and Osbourne arc here taking
of the medical department and the transportation Of
the wounded.
General Thomas ends matters 10 much better order
and system than he anticipated from what be hsd
t the papers The orloals have accomplished wonders
with what material they had 70 work with. About ave
thousand I've hundred wounded have already been
ported away from this place. besides those from LIZ
tes,owr and Westminster Eleven hundred rebel wound.
Cd have also been sen, TO Baltimore.
Gsnera Thomas has issscd an order this evening thai.
no civilians shall DO allowed transit On tbs ears 10 Tho or
easOa of the wounded. 0socrL HAsps hss taSsa pos.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
CITY InlelliRrnce.


EEw YoxK, July n 1858.
wish you to contradict tho statement that appeared
in your paper in relation TO being In my place
Saturday evening and after taking glass Of liquor fall
ing 70 tho floor and then taken 10 the New York osp
tai and thero died. There nothing of the kind
CURED place closed from Friday evening July
3, until Monday morning, July g. by publishing this
your journal you will obige your 0bediont servant
WIN sHkRMAN, No Bleccker stroet.
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The Draft In BROOKLYN.

The draft in the Third Congressional district Brooklyn
was to have been commenced Wednesday (tomorrow)
but in consequence of the disturbances New York
been postponed until future day. yet definitely
fixed Tho enrolment has been completed, and the fol-
lowing official figures to the total number OF
in each ward and the number of persons required for
military duty.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
HOhOkcn CITY News.

TnS MuRDya AT nK ELysiAs Fimrs SThc inquest tho
body OF tho unknown man who murdered At the Ey
Fields last week concluded before Coroner ohn
stedt yesterday No person appeared TO Identify him.
Tho jury rendered verdict that deceased 10 his
death at the hands OF persons unknown
the grounds for tho better protection u the public
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL PIRATES.

Supposed Privateer on Portland.
BosTos, July 10, 1858.
An armed steamer was or Portland harbor yesterday
Sho refused TO any signals burned soft
coal 1t is supposed she was a rebel privaieer.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
THE STRENGTH AND POSITION OF THE
REBELS.

WAlaiN0IoN, jury iSoJ
letter from Antieam creek, dated yesterday, says
that Vice President Hannibal Hamin was in camp.
The number Of prisoners who have been forwarded by
the General Provost Marshal 70 Baltimore Is between
eight and nine thousand. This Is independenkor those
sent forward by General Couch and hundreds Of desert
ers In Pennsylvania.
II Is estimated that nearly 1000 desersers have lef
General Les's army, large portion Of whom have re-
crossed the Potomac points above Williams
port and made their way thence to their homes In the
South.
From the bsst II s believed that General Lee
has yea In his command not less than 90 600 mon.
Taking the natural strategic position o the rebels, and
the additional advantage Of the enemy 10 being ntrsnch
Cd General Mcads has trivial task before him. He is
preparing for the coaics with all possible speed coupled
with great discretion.
His engineers indusriously employed Ia surveying
tho ground aod selecting the best positions, who
cavalry are engaged In feeling the eucmy's lines.
Ihore Was considerable skirm,sning along the lines
Saturday night and yesterday morning.
Tho cncmy's infantry and artillery were Ia plain view
on the Hagerstowu road
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a Freshet-Five Men Drowned.


reshet to-day the Washington branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. swept away embankmcnt
LAUREL twenty two miles from Baltimore, and We mem.
bers Of the one Hundred and Ninth New York regiment
drowned. The drainage TO tho railroad repair.
cd 70 day and travel Is resumed tho of tho
road Is uninjured
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE FIELD IN
PROSPECT

HARRISBURG Pa, July II, 1859.
All eyes strained towards Hagorstown and vii
Transport. With brcathoss eagcrness anxiety does
every hero his tho first echoes which
shall bring tho sounds OF victory na crowning from
the two great conflicting tho bank OF the Peo
Tho rebel right, which Is the key OF tho euemys
position, rests tho hills which cncclc Hagorstown
extend back towards wiamsport in one direction
and Clear Spring tho other. Tho road about half
milo from Hagcrstown towards wlliamsport, passes
through gorge, with swamp close side extend
ing about three hundred yards, and prccpous wooded
hills beyond while tho other side wood is skred
by almost perpendicular chain OF hills Those hills ex
tend about two miios back towards tho river from tho
point At which they commence, and one side they
undulae FAR the Antietam creek and the other
they fare continuous tili they reach ths noun.
tains beyond C1oar Spring. All tho way bo-
yond them, FAR tho Potomac, they rise
occasionally till you arrivo within half milo OF vii.
Transport, when there is gradual descent towards tho
rves Az IL more than probable that tho grand closing
OF the present campaan will take place over thus
ground. and as arm thoroughly acquainted with g. COZ
clude that tho above short description DO void OF
interest What ort1cations tho enemy may have erected
arc in the vicinity OF Hsgerstown but how extensive
they arc G their precise nature location know
not. Tho attack win not bo mado upon Hagerstown but
enemy from wilamport and compel him 70 abandon hla
forticatons at Hagerstown The bridges the An.
tiesam destroyed by tho enemy viii require TO be
placed before our army This has probably
been done already. and this is undoubtedly The
cause Of tho unaccountable delay in making III,
attack upon the cnemy's present position. Tho
AntietAm Is sluggish, deep stream for Ia
size, but Il b not twenty yards wide most
places consequently bo bridgcd rapidly and
with poatoons SO much for tho probable baato neld
bearing In mind that Is vol sprinked with woodland.
This city has resumed is wonted aspect Business goes
on now just as Il did this day month except that
market rs not 40 well supplied with the products
bcrland valley. and prices arc little higher than
usual The desrc 70 hear the universal and IN
tense.
Tho farmers have all returned 70 their homes In tho
valley and the oontrabands boon back TO thsr
homes at tho expense of tho STATE
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

IUta. .....................If2OS 4,052
The above is the number required under the FIRST draft
OF single men between the ages OF twenty and forty
five years, and Of married between twenty and
thirty fvo years. The total number the second class
In the district is, round numbers, eleven thou
sand, which, with additional constantly coming
in will make total OF about thirty thousand required
from tho Third Congressional district
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
Gold Panic In baltimore.

BALnsORs, July IL, 1858.
Thore is panic IN gold here. Everybody selling H.
Sales have been made low as thirty pcr cent pre-
mum.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Grover 4 Bakers
TtKST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES,
t95 Broadway. New YORK.
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Prizes Cashed IN all Leg allied Lotteries.
C om mi ssion given " WRIGHT A co,
No = Wall street. baseasnt, rsam No 7.
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Prizes Cashed In All LegaliE~d Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No n Wall street Room No. I. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Bridgewater Paint-Ftre and water
Protector cottages. barns roofs vessels outside Ac
X REYNOLDS, Agsni, 70 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Eight Carses de vfstt~ for 81, or Un-
aasd s,yr and lnsh TAITs OF Cortandt aud
S.ve~0 0xigh sffe
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Used ~ vicksburg, Gsmez's Sub m . rins
Electric Fus. Train send for circulars 70 - aud Amiy
street, New York
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Eight Perfect Cartes de yssste, with
si edge .apero, style and position for 81. KUssELLs
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
THE REBELS REPORTED TO BE SUR.
ROUNDED.

FREDERICK, Nd July 12-1030P.M NJ.
Accounts from tho front represent that General Loe Ia
surrounded at or Wiliamsport.
Our Sixth army corps occupies Hagerstown. and tho
Eleventh army corps Funkstown Tho rebels have
tired from both places.
Our army pushing General Ice rapidly 70 the river.
General B. r. Kelly Is reported the Virginia side OF
the Potomac TO stop tho progress OF General Lee.
According TO tho most reliable accounts, Of tho
rebel army have crossed but have got Of ther
trains and recsossod quantity Of ammunition.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

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The New York herald., 1863-07-14

0ilt, Bronx~d and Plain Iron Bedste nds,
Furniture A suitable for III. Spanish and home markets.
HUTCHINSON n wfCKEftstIAM.
80 Canal street east OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
THE REBELS FALLING BACK.

HARMsBuRs, Pa, July 10, 1868.
A gentleman who left waynesboro on Sunday ct
noon furnishes tho followng:-
II is understood that the rebels falling back 70 the
line OF tho Concocheague river from Anlieam,
skirmhcs in tho vicinity Of Clear Spring rotircd 70 tho
eastward This accounts doubt, for tho rcoccupaton
OF Hagerstown by General Ewell.
Tho position of the rebels Ii reduced 10 space Of
six miles by nine In which TO man@uvre.
The rebels have naturally strong defensive points
efs them. and believed BY persons In ohcia position
that they possibly escape capture annation
Potomac with wagon train is believed 70 be entirely
false there nothing 70 the with except
rope ferry.
Two hundred Union prisoners refused 10 take their
parole from the rebels, crossed this ferry on
Thursday evening.
Captain Norris who succeeded In making his escape,
brought information he observed therc was
tomac.
The Cray Reserves and Blue Reserves. Of Phiadephia
went reconnaissance IN force Saturday towards
Hagcrstown, and succeeded in opening communication
with tho Army OF tho Potomac, and captured several
prisoners. Several prisoners compnented by the
corps commanders for their excellent behaviour.
gentleman who has just arrived from tho Antietam
valley reports that heavy thunder storm visited that
region Saturday and Sunday evenings The rain fell
for hours and the mounain again
much swollen.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC STEADILY
ADVANCING.

BooSsBoRo, Md, July IL. 1868.
have just returned from the front and General Meados
headquarters.
Our forces steadily advancing, and within sight
or the rebels
There has been fighting all day, except some ar.
tlery firing our right Hagerstown.
Reports come in saying that the rebes attempted TO
turn right flank Hagerstown, but wore hand
somcly rcpulsed.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
and Dep~r,urs..

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Cen, csos, Aoyh csss ; Alsa- IVY - 'sN''
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
L,oR THE WOUNDED.
Knrnrr,nx CIR. July ID. INs.

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visited eo.s',en. o q. as'a q os,.sssS
hour before supplies ,hsnn rom
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hold hand whea there sf~csa public esetts
by which the Connssi0S hsd sss.s rwAdy ffsf~s
Baltimore and Washington. and reserves 81 fhsA<
phiA kcs fsn and iioston. Those sho ~sh eDsdAiH
cooperate 9Th the t0nsrnissn1 Siii "
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of IT, .odng usDmsbtsry ~nihusAsm % not asss~i e~e
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the the Arny ~ such and as,ssis
p~Bce lssis 10 AaDvt until the rch<s conquered ssA
The volunteer army dishsnd~ hleh last ander
stances. IssslAiy tor onE time 70 iss
thoe who have begun TO -osk sys~aAasiy fss tho
f~t th.s~ ~ho have lsn -ofsiss sss5lg
b~eg14~ more st@sffss, snd ofissiy IN tEsar ~Ogs
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s0sea should cDdnaFof rssb a. psshls ~ fnAke
guiaf sEipneuts 10 ths3rfps ~teh sisue As h-
assorted arranged aud pli In es@ ssyrdants an Iss
d~mAnd ~ the army at dirsrsnt posais.
Tho BuWbrr dsfDts ean0vt = tneffssSi, anA
guods b. received utEf~lsc tesn ihroaNh s sith
fagsing erp~ns~ Anf ugnhN ~ ~. Cs-
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