Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
The Rebel Movement at the
East.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
WASHINGTON Inn

.a.--r W deulbg COus June rs. ,
Your correspondentywith the Army of
be Potomac writes to-day that, with with
he exception ofa small cavalry fghtin
he Boil Run Mountains yesterday, quiet
continues. Gen. Plesanton's cavalry came
lpon two companies of rebel cavalry. prot
ably doing picket duty. in L. ndpn Valley;
but there were no signs that Lees army
had come over from the Shenandoah VALLEY
into the Loniou Valley. 10 brisk fight,
our cavalry captured sJme eight officers
and sixty men.
d. II. Hills corps is reported to have left
Culpepper and moved up the Valley to Join
the main rebel army.
Gen. Hooker has issued an address To
the entire press Of the country, appealing
to them to cease the publication of matter
to give information to the enc
my. lie says that the location, number.
or destination of any force should not be
published unless after a decisive battle ia
had, when there will be no objection. He
adds that if papers will only obey this, he
does not care how much they abuse him
This appeal wa necessitated by the publi-
cati, II in a Philadelphia jouInal yesterday,
of mist cOntrabaud intelligence at this |
crisis. . ....
1t is now considered quite certain that
the recent rebel movement in Maryland |
was intended by Gen. Lee az :eint to in> |
duce Hooker, If possible. 10 throw his |
whole army into that State. thus uncover
ing Washington so far as the Army Of
the Potomac was concerned, and leaving
Lees forces to contend 0, y with the works
around the capital. Of course the feint
did not succeed.
We learn from another officer who reach
ed here this morning from Harrisburg that
the rebel raiders have accom- lished moth
ing, so far, beyond the burning Of the
bridge at Scotland, aud the Capturing # a
few horses. VOL. 1
Baltimore, June IL.
Lees main 0h.-ct is 10 capture Wash
ingron. Other moVem tents are feints.
Ewell Is not north o! the Potomac.
The rebels are commanded nv Sam
Jones, jenkins, and lmbUden. they are
the same forces recently in Western Nlr-
ginla, anC do not exceed Is 900.
Lee was at the Gan on Thursday.
n" fight is expected at Bull Run.
Jones rebels are making for the North.
ern Central Railroad, near New York, to
destroy the rallrtad.
-A'by Va Nue olVudC, Ouut II.
The army is moving With light baggage
reduced to lighter weight. The sick were
sent to Alexandria.
The woods and houses around Manassas
were fired by inceUdiaries.
The streams were dry, and the sol Tiers,
90 the march. fired severely from
| dearih Of water, heat, end dust, which
caused much struggling. OVer Thousand
cases Of >uG-stroke we're reported, "a hum
dred Of them fatal. Horses and mules
were seat three miles fer water. The troops
have since received AID obtained .water,
| and are more cheerful Raiu is much
| Waotod
Scouts report the rebels in Pennsylvania
but the advance of Lees great army of
Invasion. Ljrgstreet has two corps Of 60,
600. HI is following with $4,000
Stuart's cavalry numbers. 10 .OGO, making
loo 900 with more in reserve.
Lee passed Thoroughfare Gap on Thurs
day, marching nOIthWard.
The rebels made a demonstration at
Beverly FoFd IN Tuesd y, II slJw that al
bad r"t moved from the EIppshauuock.
. uyoGeg Is aeuyc.
AEMr TIE PA MAC, Juue IS.
Matters still remain quiet with the army.
The rebel army is Alarmed by our move
! ments. Instead of pushing forward With
their whole column into Alarylaud andPeuu-
sylvania, their main force yet lies in the
vicinity of Winchester, anxio1sly watching
Hooker.
The force gone across .he Potomac is
merely cavalry of Siuart's cvrps ard few
mounted infantry. These men rapidly
strike distant points with quick succession,
spreading terror aud alarm, causing mop
| ular belief to magnify the force ten to,d.
Couch, with the forces sent TO his aid,
will have no great trouble in driving these
reckless invaders back, while Hooker will
yet sc punish the army Of Lse that it will
have no desire to attempt another grad
raid.
am not at liberty even to hint the plans
for the circumventiUn of Lee. lie is al
ready so alarmed that he dare not move.
Everything remains quiet with this
army. The rebels have made no demon
stratIons towards US
HARRISBURG, Penn June 1S-l:30 4. u.
The rebels. under jenkins, evacuated
Cham ersDurg at l O'Clock yesterday, TAX
inS the rOld to Hsgerstown. Md The
authorities here are now ID telegrsphie
communication with Chambersburg. Du-
ring the rebels stay all private property
was respected, except as far as horses, eattl4
aud the necessaries OF lie are concerned.
JacEson's old division, under Ewell, is
reported to be at Hagerstown.
Int"rmariln was received by the author
tiles, last night. that lmbVden was at Cham
oerialn, with two regiments Of infantry
and one Of cavalry. Wheeling may be his
destination.
Troops fer the State defence are arriving
rapidly.
NEW YORK, Jnne Is.
Washington special to the World saws;
LOCKERS headquarters are near Fairfax,
aud most o: his army is in the vicinity of
the old Boil r IN battle ground. 1t does
not seem likely that he will venture into
the Valley, as be does not know the force
OF the enemy still at CulpepI er, but will
probably cJme back to the immediate fort
ihcations, so as to prevent flank move
ueut, and to cross the Potomac IN case OF
emergency on the Mary land side.
u hear o. NJ mOvementup the Penins.
ola by our force, SO as to threst,n Rich
m ond."
A WASH 1gton dispatch to the Herald
says: "A letter from u man formerly an
officer in the service, dated Harrisburg,
June, lG. j. NJ, was read here to-day IL
states that the trains of Gen. Tyler from
MartInsburg are just coming 10. They
report having left that place on Sunday,
r NJ when the epemy's cavalry were
within two miles Of the town. They lett
uomViested and have seen nothing of the
enemy along that whole route since. One
OF the most intelligent men among them
said they LETT Chambersburg on Monday
night late, and up TO that time the enemy |
had not mad' his appearance at that
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