New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
following answer was received:
,cLe Occupation OF Nngerstown-Advnnee
en- PennsyIvania-A skirmish near
Chu. neutrality-suspicious. from the Po-
,omae- "A Largo Confederate Force near
CumberIa~d, nd.-A Hattie Inarnineni'
From Th,s Baltimore Sun, June ~

Th.s
rh,r,ry and con Neiiug minors or statements In
AZ. e., IN regard ia te invation OF Maryland and
pennsylyapis by the CCoiedeiaies are pow SET AZ
81 nv tbs folloS,ug subjoined fas, derived from
gentlemen arriving last evsing, ooih IRON. l"ssls
town, via Frederick and the oP.',1p,v ~,
Railroad aid the Beignborbood o. ~pe"''T'
by the wey OF Harrisburg, &c.
One Of the party arriving from Hsgefbtown fif'ee
that he left that piece at o'clock yesterday morn
ing for Frederick where he took the clock trsir
snd arrived here ltst evening At o'ciork lie u
ons Of the mos, respectable linens oil iha' seeon
and l,s s,alemenis are perfectly trustworthy. lie
stated that tie Confederate csvslfy, l,sOo strong
urder Cen, jenkins entered Hagers;own d, TN early
hour on Monday morning, having crossed the foto-
msc at Wiismsport withou, oPIontion. ihey LOOK
Quiet possession Of HageIsown, there beiDg. no
troor there to oppose them. The stores were kept
oesr. and G.Y Jenkins notified the citizens 10 In
form hin ~ if heir persons or properly werc
tnoleted by any OF bis troops None OF tho cit.zeus
were arrtfted; tue meet Of the prominent Union
men however, had retired on Sunday night. Quite
a number OF goods were bought by the Con'ederat"s
for " hick they paid either IN Virginia or Con'ed.
crate money. There was no properly destroyed ~
Uugersiown nor IN the vicinity
Neither the officers or men were very coma unica-
tive TO the citizens. Qu'te number OF horses aud
,tile were coufscated. The railroad was damaged
,1mo what and the telegraph wires were cut aud
s,me of the poles taken down. The larger body OF
the enemy did not larry long, but passed out Of the
city in two divisions toward GrcenchstIe ara Chhm-
bersbuTg They occupied tho hrri-nsmed place out
a short time aud the report that IL hAd been DC,
s,royed by them IL totally unfoanded IL Ii said
,Ssi snrne contractors stores aud few Government
store, were burned by the email body OF Union
troous Il at retired FROM there toward HsTrisDurg
AZ far az our Informant could ascertain, all Vie
raiders did up 10 the tine they entered Chambers
burg (which was about DARK on iuesdsy niRh,l
WA TO contiscAte horses, cattle and forage. lie
knew nothing Of then dOinfs aiieT entering that
jtv Nhsn TO LETT UageIstOwn yesterday morn
ing there were none Of JeDkinss cavalry there
abou,s and lie did not see or hear OF any on LIS
route 10 Frederick. small Confederate infantry
force were on the Virginia side oil the Potomac
o1rosite Wiamsport on Tuesday afternoon,
torc M was stated by their cavalry pickes at
Wi,iianaarorti tbey intended to remain and await
DE return Of jenkins and his men;
the officers aud men under Gen. Jepkins were Gil
d,esse M eray tuIr, with riding boots, aud tosra-
81. dir cavalry equipments. HIS ARTILLERY IL said 10
ha in good coLditIon. We did not learn the mum
Ier Of 2iece, Many Of his officers and men are re-
no,,.d 10 be from Maryland. They are the ssme
cavalry force that laely made rad through west
e,n virginia. which section Of Virginia Gen. Jen-
Ln, 70 ceented seversl times in the House Of Rep
1,senta;i,es. ,t-.-.-....
.,s,smsn,s tbs substance Of which similar TO the
above. 1871. .,o.ao,, .t,o.
noon from Carlisle and pIrlsburg, via the Northern
Central Road. Before they lett Carlisle yesterday
morning, al officer and body OF Union cavalry mao
returned TO the barracks after having made recon-
nois,ance TO within three miles Of Chsmbersburg.
Our inlormauts state that two Of the UnioG recon
noiterino PARTY were killed by the Confederate
nick,ts. who we're stationed three miles out on all
lie roads leading 10 or from Chamberbburg. ~ was
slao stated tina, several Of the Copiedera'es were
shot Gen. jenkins had declared martial law IN
CbamIer,burQ. aud would not allow any one TO 90
an, ar come into the town. IL was thought al Gar
nIe ve.terday morning that he had ieit Chambers
LnrQ and was returning TO the Potomac, wpiio IL
,y,s nlso runlored there that the Con1ederaes as-
serted they intended to remain anu ioi'''y '"a'
Mace and await the coming OF infantry re'eniofce'
mente. . :s ., f,ox
Telegraph dispatches had been received at Car
UsI from Johannesburg Yesterday morning. III winch
IL was stated that the stores were open III Snhn''
bersi,ure on Tuesday, aud That tno Conieoc'us.s
puielased goods, paying for them I'D Noiieueia's
| money citizen had made bis escape, ana arrived
in s6irpeneburg, having in lis possession some o.
the Southern money. lie reported that hofbfs anu
cattle stood no show" but that all other private
property remained unframed. A railroad bridge ~
scotland, five miles north Of ChaIabersouIg, wa,
burned Dispatches wereTecelvcd III 'nS wy '"''
evening confirming these statements
FROM THE POTOMAC
Ytsterday morning Gen. Tyler evacuated harper
Ferry and removed his forces 70 Maryland n!sn'e'
where, at last adycee, he had mol been ais'u'oeo
by the Coniedcrates
The news from Western Maryland last night was
OF the most exciting character. .,
Official military dispatches, advices from inc raj
road officers on the west eud Of The baltimore aiie
ONO Iailroad and private information, all agree u
placing tie state Of Affairs in that vicinity as ioi
lows;
a large body Of the ConfedeIates have moved boil
on the Maryland and Virginia sides Of the Potomac
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