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The New York herald., 1863-06-29
Preparations eS the Rhode Isissd Asshe-
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Governor smith lssi night called opi The Provbaerce
Marina artillery 20 protect the West passage IN Nrsgsn
set, bay They seUt today 70 take rc.,on on Dutch
Isl.nd ard The MAINLAND opposite 9Th Their I've guns
Ib.y viii be shle ~ guard that important passage.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-29
NEWS FROM GEN. DIx's DEPARTMENT.
Destruction or Bridge over the South
Anna River-CsPture Of General w. r.
II. Lee.

WASHINGTON June 20, 1893.
Major General Dix tslsgraphs ~ follows -
FoRrsss MoxRoH, June 2s, 1868
Colonel Spear, Of the;Eievenh PenEsylvania cavalry
whom out days ago. completely destroyed the
bridge over The South Anna captured General W. r. H.
Lee Colonel 02sree four SsPsio. nye lieutsRsns and
brought .hirynve wagons. with SIX mules each, snd
one hundred and fifty mules In addition and from seven
ty Ave hundred horses He took fifteen thousand
dollars Confederate bonds Just ssued from an agent
Of the authorities gichmond. This Is all public pro-
perty No private property has been touched. Colonel
Spear loss Ia three killed, and eight wounded.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
Sporadic Movements sf the Rebel ster.
ling Price.

tAIHD, juno n Isb3.
member Of Gen Asbo,hs star, from Columbus, re-
pors Price, with SIX thousand rebels In tho vicinity
Of Island No. 81 s said be preparing RATS TO cross
the Mississippi his object being TO cooperate with the
rebel oroe the vicinity Of Memphis. Another report
says he will occupy Island No. 30 and intercept navi
CATION.
Capt. Pennock Of the navy, Is alert and will entrap
Price
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

SEwhERS, June p, 1853
In order to the families of coored troops this
derarmeu, from all danger of recapure by the enemy,
and for the purpose of educating and giving them PER
homes MAJOR General Foster has recently fosncei
an extensive colony for them The fertile grounds Of
Rosnke Islasd where they have ali ,be sdyan.
tagcs d civilization
Chaplain Horace James the popular and energetic So
re~ntendent OF Contrabsnds sv here 10 day for Bos
ton and New York to obtain by oontrbut,ou . steam
saw aud sst mill aud other necessary materials for the
colony.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE EXCITEMENT in pHlLADELpHIA,

PnILapKLrAiA June 2s. 1856
The ekcitement Ia Tits city is intense fhri stroo -
thronged with people awaiting the news
The merchants have resolved TO close ths stores and
recruit a regiment Immediately
The Uaion League have also started In ths matter.
The Cora Exchange GuMI have recruiting parry
marching through the street,
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

far Parkton No rebels had been at Green ROCK
and the force a Hanover Junction had ieit going s
supposed, tow ard York
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

HiHG--Ir stg --Ou Norday. Novenber ~ fsiL ny tbe
Rsv. Dr boight hr s,sA,BAa Al IJr % bio, cffaHlk
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Rev JHnies Browuiee llr NiIa4Aa n h.1ri. to ass
CLARA Mglriusap all Of station In aud
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

fILADBLrinA Juho 20, iovo
The report from Harrisburg Of midnight OF Saturday
that the rebels had arrived opposite Duncannon Al
junction Of the Juniata aud Susluehanna rivers u prob
ably errcr telegraph line ronaiss IL order to
Kittsburg this Sunday morning
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Cris'sdero'. Dnsr D~r. PEesrrEatfve
and We dcpst Wholesale snd retail 30 Astor House
fhe d hl'pli by s.ifii hrsls
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Bcsstttui ComPiexion.-L aiSd's Bloom
of Youth Ls ia rssri for psrserying and seauyng
thc plclion All druggist. ans .J Broa1N,T
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE REBELS IN YORK.

ONE REBEL SPY CAPTURED AND ONE KILLED.
LAScAsrEs, June 2s, 1858.
Two spies came over the river this morning at nine
O'Clock at Marietta. They tried 10 escape, but
killed and the other captured
Forces guard the river between Marietta and Columbia.
All business viii be suspended here omorrow and two
th,usand citizens will march 70 meet the enemy and
sist his advance at the river .t ~.
The forces at York succeeded in enscng their escape
Como Of them have arrived here
Bountes Of twenty dollars offered at Columbia and
Other places to encourage for the emergency
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Try Ntiiev's HAIR Dye-5O Gents, Eiack
Dey street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Wtgs, To"pees, Iis'r Dye, Hair Dycing
en-. Aoearl Cram. ior bcauui, ing The hair W "a
IA TCilEL0t s. 10 BOND street
The New York herald., 1863-06-29


Their approach.
wAsuSoros. June % is3s
At four O'Clock this morning train u empty wagons.
with picked mules. started bring down supplies
The gonmssters instructed steadily but
rapidly Upon leaving Tennaytown the train was
divided Part Of took the and the other the
telegraph road towards Frederick The train upon the
river road escorted by three hundred cavalry Upon
reaching Gainesville, Cabin John run. about eight
O'Clock this morning. they attacked by rebel cavalry,
and the escort made good defence that their assaaus
retired and the train moved on
subsequent attacK. ABOUT two hours afterwards
also repesd but upon arriving within short distance
Of Rockville an Overwhelming body Of rebels
countered. and the escort. after desperate EFFORT
ceeded in escaping with loss or sbout thirty killed
wounded and missing
The rebels had with them at that point four pieces OF
artillery and several regiments Of cavalry.
Our forces brought In with them q few prisoners.
Tho train upon the Telegraph road had got within
mile and half OF Rockville, when q citizen rode
up in hot haste and advised that II should
be turned back possible,
tho rebels were possession Of Rockville where they
had captured tho Provost Marshal and guard. An
tempt made TO turn the train, in which many wagons
overturned and mules disabled shots heard,
and in little while the rebels made their appearance
and ordering Of the train To
halt.
At the OF tho train two ambuances, contain
ing officers and men for the Second army corps. An
overturned wagon bockaded their progress. As OF
the officers bridng unsadded led horse the rebels
rode up and captured all Of them. About hundred
and hfty wagons and nine hundred picked mules
taken by the rebels.
The rebel force, which Is said 10 be thousand
strong, and composed Of three brgsdes Of cavalry
ported to be moving eastward towards the Washington
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The prisoners taken that they commanded by
fzhugh Lee. has been asccrtaincd that they passed
within fourteen miles Of this city, tho north side, and
1t is presumed that they striking for tho piece OF
trestle work upon the railroad between this city An
napolis Junction
Colonel wyndhan, who, notwithstanding his wound,
anxious to be with the reufant Of his command was
route Tor Frederick IN light wagon. to-day, but for
unaey did not overtake the train when II attacked
Since be has returned he has offered his the
military authorities and has been made chief OF cavalry
in tho Depsrt rtment OF Washington.
General Martindae, military governor. with bis staa
this afternoon made tour Of inspection OF The north
western defences of Washington.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE REBELS IN MECHANICsvILLE.

BapGKroRr, WEsT BANK
Bn oRg HAsRisn re, June IS 1865
A uine O'Clock this morning the enemy sent In Gag Of
truce TO Mechaucsburg demanding the unconditional sf
render Of the town. ..
The Gag was sen, in because this dy being sunday tie
ensmy desired to be as pcceable as rossio'e' .
Tho town surrendered
ina ,sst Of our Infantry fell be saturday night,
Our cavalry were when the enemy seat 10 TIA"
aas but Immediately afterwards fell back In good ordcr
ON the surrender of the town the enemy pulled down
aha United states flag which Tying IN the sa'e at
kh. time and raised the rebel colors IN its stead
The enemy showed every Indication TO advance quie,y'
,rov,ded we fell back when hs wanted 10 proceed Tor
ward
We closed The telegraph Office, and four Operators aud
your correspondent left tie town On hand car me
rnsmy saw az 10 out, but DID not attempt 70 IRE We
ksm.,.sd for nearly nfecn minutes within piso shot OF
fhs enemy, and then went on our way rejoicing
fbe town vas very quiet when the enemy came TO- Ice
majority Of the men ls the town, also grea many
OF the ladies' Many houses we're deser'>i oy her Owl
brs, %.
The enemy proceeded to picket the at stiie
s..li sauads we're sent out TO after horses The
ksorss IN the town contained but little of value, shs
ppr ncpal part Of tbs goods had been removed.
The enemy captured several thousand dollars worth
rocsrsy that had been contrscied for tor government
nse. consisting Of salt, four &C In warehouse ., Kings
mon.
Ths sosmy,s cavalry was abreast Of shremans,own BY
moon This the last place Of Consequence west u Bar
hardly po~sble that we wi have any nshtins o.
vonssoueucs 10 day. skirmehng has already com
nsoosd bat Is s, slight ne p ..,sns s9r,S"rs so,s
Sbovs ana below. am lot sure Of this, nor are The
Smul.sry authorities. The enenys advsnce ssiI Al
cavalry Tne enemy 10 making The peope conn ou, me
Saliy 10 feed his troops General jenkins kno~s hh Na
6sy well He once attended Carlisle College
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
REBEL. CAVALRY RAID IN MARYLAND.
NovExxSr or the REBELS OK rHk NORTHERN eks
TRsL RAILROAD. gTc

BnrrxoFr June -. 1853
Ma reported tha, rebel force Of three thousand ca
9Th seven pieces artillery crossed The Potomac
=, scoec, Montgomery county, last night and THIS
morning, and the psrnsiown road as q for the pur
poss Q, attempting reach either the Washington road
sr the baltimore and ohio Railroad
m. rssss have burned two bridges this side Of Yors,
"a two beyond 10 far ss Known
,,.,. sent 40 the Northern Central road edav %
The New York herald., 1863-06-29


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The New York herald., 1863-06-29
NEW YORK REGIMENTS IN THE FIELD.

In our list Of regiments which have been sent by
Governor seymour for the defence Of Peonsyvvna We
omitted ssme which have been despatched from the nte
ror Of the State We repubsh the table complete
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE IMPENDING BATTLE.
CoNr1NuED IRON FIRST PAGE

ovsrpowered. Over one hundred captured, aud
che rest retreated across the bridge which then
AIRED.
about million dollars.
The excitement here now amounts TO panic Every
thing is leaving
The rolling stock Of the Northern Central that OF
taa Hanover Branch roads have all passed down.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

THE DISTANCES AROUND HARRISBURG.
The following ispes show the distances from hsrris-
burg of the various the rernsylyania Central
and Cumberland valley railroads, along both Of ~t'ch
routes the rebels approaching tie capital Of Penney
wanna
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
OUR LANCASTER TELERGRAMs.


LANCASTER, Pa, June %, 1888
The rebels have possession Of York, and have thrown
but pckets the turnpike towards Lancaster. They
entered York this morning
They have commenced reconnotering At Harrisburg.
"A battle there tomorrow Is certain. The excitement
hsre is greater and greater.
Milroy's train, from Harrisburg. is passing through.
1t would be unwise 70 meution its destination.
Pacards are pos'd about the city, calling upon the
people 70 rally for their defence. Among them is
essirring one from the Mayor great mass meeting
was held the Court House this morning. six companies
were organized on the SPOT
Che rebels are supposed 10 he advancing Many store
keepers forwarding their goods to Philadelphia. Some
sitizens leaving.
Tho rolling stock Of the Central Railroad rapidly pass
ins Tor security. The company have duplicates al
really prepared OF all their bridges, TO replace them
quickly if any should be destroyed.
York is twenty-five miles from here.
One OF the daily papers OF this city has announced that
ats publication has ceased Till the crisis over all It's
ployes having entered the ranks.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 20, 1853.
There is great excitement here. The whole city Is n
the Streets except few the churches Tho tap Of the
drum minglss with the chime OF the church bells.
By the train which has arrived from Harrisburg, the
ssbes reported within four miles o. that city, and
cautiously but steadily advancing In force.
Tue refugees from there sl flock in here 1he train
Ieom Harrisburg had orders to push rapidly 10 Lancas
Per- a. was feared the rebels might interfere with At
Middstown-
Middietown 10 ten miles below Harrisburg.
n reported here last night thas York was occupied
by the enemy. gentleman who left there this mornpl
n ono O'Clock states they had not then occupied IL, bu,
chat Longstrsess pickets within ose mile Of the
b.y Evsrythag Of value bad been removed that could
DO removed
All tho roshs leading this city from the rebel inea
sre throosed with continuous ow Of refugees eastward
Horses arc coming In droves for security and seu,
n east Those worth hundred and nfty dollars can
readily bs bought here for one hundred dollar ess
Crowds throog the depot aud other public buildings
and al the hotels are full.
LANCASTER. Pa, June %, 1858.
-Four hundred rebel cavalry attempted TO ford the
uushanna at Bainbridge this morning. but we're bAled
by the current.
The euemy has burned the bridges tho Northern
Central Railroad between Harrisburg and YORK Is 70
borted that their advance guard Is ave miles from
Columbia conssting OF cavary supported by Infantry
md artillery one mile in the rear. The whole column
moving towards Columbia Is reported at five thousand
etrong
Colonel Ffick has posted his men At wrighsvie, oppo
site Ooumba and will givc battle the southern bank
a LANCASTER, Pa June a. 1893
II 10 reported that lighting has commenced three mile
fran Harrisburg.
Refugees arc pouring in from the west and south D
great umbers.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE PEOPLE OF NoRRIsTowN ARMINC

The manufacturers have determined 70 close thelr
works until tho rebels driven from the State and
have raised 10000 10 pay the wages OF all who vcun
teer during their absence Five hundred men will leave
for Harrisburg IN the morning
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
IHE ARMY oF InE PoIoMAc.
Capture of . Small Union Force BY Fttx-
hugh Lees Rebel Cavalry.

" AslibtdOH. JUNO 70, IoOO
large number of reeei cavalry, under command of
Fitzhugh Lee. yesterday made dash into Annancaie.
capturing several suffers who IN tho vicinity and
burning nntnber of hospital stores suffers wsgons
&c All the papers found In the neishborhoot wore
gathered up and buraed The suffers goods
OFT Som, dozen parties connected with the
department among them Ms Lee, Of Alexandria, who
were Out recennottering were also made prisoners.
Iaeutcnant Iagwen and about dozen in charge OF
rebel prisoners, we're also captured and pagwel
shot 10 the neck host Of the rebels had our blue
pants and many Of them mounted marked
~ =" The whole number captured By them amount
to about forty Mr.. s. zetner. army purycyor was cap
tured aud paroled by General Lee Mr. Beeoh clerk TO
the formor gentleman, escaped by secretpg hmsel oa
their approach.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

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The New York herald., 1863-06-29
LEES WHOLE ARMY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
our BALTIMORE TELEGgAMs.

BALTIMORE, June 2s, 1865.
The Telegraph ia working TO Glen Rock, the Northern
Ceatra Rsroad line ths morning, six miles this side Of
Hanover Junction.
Information was received at about i've O'Clock this
etsrnoon from Glen Rock that the rebels then at
Hanover Junction tearing Up the railroad track Tho
operator thore left they approached and down
10 Glsn Rock from which point communicated these
farts
The following information relative TO the rebel inovc
rnsnts may be considered as reliable
The last Of Longstrects army corps passed through
Hagerstown yesterday morning going towards Pennsy
vaaa II was preceded by A. r. Hills corps. General
ass also passed through Hagerstown yesterday.
Refugees who have reached the Army Of the Potomac
from Richmond represent that there was quite panic
ahsss Only very small guard was left there, and
sny Of tho citizens leaving and going to Staunton
uhis would 10 indicate that the Richmond people
are rather uneasy at the almost sota, abandon ent Of
Cha. city by the rebel forces
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
ORGANIzArIoN ON TROOPS IN SCRANTON.
ANOTHER ORDER FROM THE REBEL GENE
RAI EWELL.

HARRISBURG. June 90, 1853.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Z. LArw, Frank Lese's
artist who escaped from Chambersburg and reached
here to-day enabled TO give your the fol.
lowing, which extensively circulated at Chambers
burg
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

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chcusrs sent free Of chage by addr,.sng .l.hsr1
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The New York herald., 1863-06-29

General Rhodes entertained your correspondent with
great courtesy and kindness and showed him number
OF copies the NEW YORx HxRALD Of late dates O
modesty fov bade asking him how he In posses
sion Of the HERALD OF late date but the truth the
ExRnp viii nnd s way into both Union and rebel lines,
srough hew IL how you WILL
cavalry fight took place in the village OF Newmarket
to-day Newmarket lies eight miles from Frederick City
MARYLAND. One rebel captured and killed Gen.
Eweils army now hold Middleton, eight miles OF
Frederick The greatest excitement prevails throughout
MARYLAND
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

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Lissstrum vulgare (Privit) +.
Genista Tinctoria
Magnolia Aanopbylle.
Magnolia Giauca.
HydrAngea Arborea.
Hydrsngca Quercifolia (or
Oak LoaD.
Kerria Japonica.
Wits IIsbrusca (foxGrspe).
Azalea viscOsa.
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KAlmia Iatifolis.
GImbI inus CaDaiens.
Gambrinus R,cemosus.
Funkia Orata.
Yucca Fllamentosa.
Hcmerocallis fulva.
RnbusO donata
Dicentua Pulchella.
Achillca, MiIlotolia Rubra.
CynoglosIom Ssrnpervirens.
Chelone isarbata.
Digitalis Purpurea.
Andromcda Rscemoea.
Andromcda Floribua'-..
Andromeda Calycalata.
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