The New York herald., 1863-06-27

E~ell, and gave my despatch TO another courier at
onsborough yesterday, who proceeded with towards
Hagerstown Was returning 10 ferryvi when iwa cap
tred yesterday by Lieutenant Marndae 4 heedys lle
Ws insiructe 10 follow General Lee did not una hm
at Berry lie when returned. Lee had only one com "a
Of vary as a body guard com any, raised IN VIII.
Gii ar II Lee eenrraly moved mile or tMo m advance
rad bs.se.a EerryyiIie and sheppl DIS Ford like s
divisi N In II. Had 80 a large pintoon u D..
ere was cavalry nsht on cday 4 die or Ashoy' 3
Gap Don't know the result. jones' command la g1ne
towards harleston when let ''erryviile =.
STAT nESr or WI LIAM MILLER, cATuREp juNs "a;
Am private IN the Twelfth Viz mia cavtry colonel
Harmon, in General Inns ms conmand. JOINS On was
with tn rt when left him In ennsyvana Was com
irg me sick lea G. Saw prisoners at Winchester
Crossed below he herdstown Was at head OF John
on's divs n Passed them at Smithheld on the way
from Winchester.
STATEMENT or j. R. KxxSAs. CAPTURED JUNE "a.
Kept in Winchester Was born and raised there.
Was in the neighborhood when General Milsoy lett.
Went there last Wednesday and left on saturday Sawa
large number OF federal pris 10 the C0u House
square, said 10 be three thousand and upwards The III
Virginia infantry at Shepherdstown yesterday Was
captured al heedysvle yesterday. Had revolver.
have substitute IN Ashby c valry.
H sE OF J. NJ. REYNoIDs, CAPTURED JUNE a.
LivSN Sheherdstown Was captured at Keeiyrviile,
on my way 10 Shephe horseback. Lett there
a twelve O'Clock tbe day before wells c'rns went
tn day towards ag istown. Heard iht Gene ais Lee
and Long moving from Berryve, In the direc-
ton o Shephe dsowr.
STATEMENT or VOTING REYNOLDS, CAPTURED JUNE 24.
Left Shepherdstown yesterday afternoon. Generals
Ewe johnson, EARLY and Ri des at Shepherds
town when left This witness corrooorates what his
father said
OTHER sTA1ENMtIH
Besides these prisoners have conversed with several
deserters from Generals Ewels and A. p. HIPS corps.
from whom have obtained much luab e Information
Two o these In tor sergcants fr the Ninth Ala
bama regiment, Colonel King OF wcoxs "rigade, nder
sons dvis on, A. p. Hils corps, who escaped at kee
dysvic this morning. Their names are e. W. BY and
J. W. Sugars They state hat the guard OF fiis
corps crossed at Snepprd's f'rd this morning HIS
cps has fou divsons oi our brigades each and each
brigade composed Of four regiments and battery o
field guns tn ugh not all the brgades have battery
The regiments will number about four hundred men.
Hill has thrtysx pieces Of artillery. besides four siege
guns His siege 10 have been lett at the river
This gives HIPS force at 25 600 besides the artillery
force-say 400 more, or 81 900 IN all. 81
THE REBEL FoRCE
commissioned officer Of EwePs rps who was taken
yeste day says Ewel has four divisions besides Stuars
cavalry, aud that his force Is about the me as HIPS, or
~ 900 men, All agree however that Lonpstreets corps,
which brings up tho look after Hookers move
ments, ia much larger than either and Is estimated at
40O00 men, with thirty to fifty pieces Of artillery. They
all concnr In saying that LOngstreet will not move
north than Maryland his Corps has not much trans.
portation at present
The following may be set down as comprising the in.
vadng army
EwelIs corps ZI,OuV