Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
IELEcRAPHIc.
Noon Reports.
From Baltimore.


the headquarters Of Gen. Scheuck goes to show
that Ewell's force. to the number of 1900 to
1000. is now in Boonesboro valley, Nd. They
have large quantity Of artillery, cavalry and
infantry. They are building bridges across the
canal, and are actively engaged 10 foraging the
country and collecting supplies. They crossed
az Antiefam ford and Sheppsrdstown.
Gen Kelley teegraphs that Inboden's force.
1000 strong j. IT Big Cates,on.
From Schenck's headquarters. this morning,
il j. learned that the Rebels with considerable
infantry. cavalry and artillery are again threat
ening Frederick
Halt way between Middleton and Boonsboro
/ the Rebels are crossing at Sou,h Mountain
/ Our scouts will bring in definite news in a few
hours.
/ from New york
NEW YORK. June 23.-The Herald's Ship
plngsburg dispatch says:
/ The Rebel mounted infantry and cavalry en-
tered that place this morning.
/ The Times Harrisburg special has the fol-
lowing:
1t is stated that GOO Rebel cavalry advanced
to Scotland this afternoon.
Capt BOYD reports the Rebels slowly and eau
tiously moving this way
| Specials to the Herald to night have the fol
lowing:
The Rebel Gen Rhodes has l0.0 900 men and
1 thirty pieces of artillery. Some 5000 of them
are on the road to Diwnsvle
I The Rebels commenced to move on Green
castle on Monday.
The Williamsport acqueduct has been de
stroyed by the Rebels.
At p VI. il was reported that our forces we're
falling back ON Carlisle. A battle can scarcely
occur before to morrow
The Rebels charged our retreating force,
chasing them TO near Greenvillage.
Our forces still hold Carlisle and Shippings
burg, and also the nights near Gettysburg.
| Col Mcclure reports the whole country bor-
derng Chambersburg filled with Rebels.
The Petersburg Express. speaking OF the Onion
| gunboats going up the Chickahominy, says:
Whether this be base Of operations for a new
attack on Richmond. or merely feint to reduce
Lees great army marching upon Washing
ton. we are unable to saw.
The Tribunes letter from Pleasonton's head
quarters says:
Pleasanton learns, upon satisfactory authority.
that two corps (Ewells and Longstreets,) are
at Winchester, accompanied by Lees corps OF
! A. +. Hill, which is coming up the Valley to join
them.
U. S. Marshal Murray of this city received a
letter from Daniel Sargent, U. S. Consul al
Matthewstown, Bahamas, dated June g. in which
the following interesting postscript appears:
DIV All ARRIVAL from SL. lDOmaS VIA GOrt ~
Prince, we hear that Semmes and three of hi:
officers have been transferred at St Thomas or
board of 10 gun frigate just out from England
So look out for the new craft She is said tc
carry two heavier guns than any on the Alabama
The name of the steamer that ashore or
Morris Island in Charleston harbor, recently
proves TO be the Ruby.
Rebel reports say that all contrabands on Joe
and jeff Davis plantations have been carried of
10y the Yankees All the plantation implements
aud house furniture have been destroyed
A Washington letter of the 22d, to the Tri
bune says Government has determined to offer
bounty OF $500 to the two years and niue months
men who enlist for the war. who to form
special corps Government to be reimbursed mar
for man for this 5000 from the substitute fund Il
? be raised under the draft.
The Worlds special from Washington of tn.
I ODD says intelligence from the front contains
nothing of interest.
The artillery firing heard towards Aide yester
day. was the result of no engagement.
Hooker returned to- headquarters to night,
Ii is said that court of inquiry will be had il
Alilroys case just soon the exigeneies of tn
service will permit
$ from Washington
a WASHINGTON. June 23--A special to the Her
4 aid says:
The President has been engaged nearly all da,
. with Gems. Hooker and Halleck and the Secre
tary of War.
: Lees force is evidently on line along tn,
Valley OF Virginia, between Gordonsville and I'll,
Upper Potomac
A distinguished officer has expressed the opin
ion that Gen. Lee intends To seize the crops o
the Valley. and obtain as many horses and cattle
as possible before our army may be in condition
in the autumn 10 again advance upon Richmond
a special TO the Tribune says:
Admiral Dahlgren was 20 day ordered by 4
/, vote taken nj the Cabinet meeting five to three
to Charleston, to take the command which j
rendered substantially vacant by the illness o
Admiral Foote
Gen Mroy, il is understood. has been relieve
of his command.
A special to the Tribune SAYS:
The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday mention
a rumor that Extra Billy Smith. just electe'
Governor of Virginia. was killed in the battle o
Winchester.
No news Of importance that can be published
has come from the front. but there is additional
evidence that no Rebel force worth speaking o
is now on either side of Bull Run mountain.
From Harrisburg.
HARRIsBuRG, June 23-There is nothin,
new from Shppensburg, the last telegraph sta
ton up the Valley.
skirmish took place to. day about ten mile
from Gettysburg. between some OF our troops ant
$50 Rebels The enemy retreated, losing on
man.
From New York.
NEw YORK. June 24--The Baltimore Ameri
can of Tuesday says the Rebels were driven GU
( of Frederick by detachment of the regula
cavalry from Washington after brief skirmisl
in the streets and pursued until they crossed tn,
South mountain.
f The recruits gathered by the Rebels we're lief
behind in panic
Information from MARYLAND Nights says tn
Rebels are in small force in the mountains, bu
have made no attempt to advance on that post.
7 Harper's Ferry is still nominally in our pos
, session and the bridges fully protected. Tn
nearest Rebel force is at Little Antetam.
The American also saws:
We have information This morning that III
whole line of the Potomac on the Virginia sid
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