The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

Ing their custom On the smiling storeNeepsrs, ma
paying ths sal snd only znd u a"aey se ever
See al houe and sh9 a,d reurn a's the comp % -
OF tho penusy lval and ter heartily "a rsssed ssh
again them such ooor,eous and liberal
gentlemen that unheaTd II and pnsaI posaDe case,
the whole world wcuLi laugh US 10 sooru; II woai DC
said amount 70 admission that do indeed eel
ourselves TO be n nrtist,hltle rebellion, and have
right presume to deal with enemies NJ they may
deal with ms. n would DO giving ~ the cause; formally
surrendering people throughout every state ~ pise
and oppression; inviting continuance and asgravution
Of all the evils Of invasion, and virtually ogesmg the
nec9s of our rtagleadcrs to the hangman
This is horrible to think 81 that may safely con
cude 1t the Intention of the great chieain 70
whom mighty task has been entrusted by The fres,
dent and has up this day dsohar ed his task so
nobiy. His operations for the present take to DO
wholly s.rategcal He purposey torbear 70 q M the
hostile populations, and gre faea Oarsg 10 run Of tAefr
herds ana aocs % uoe ne country caste tefrs htn,
UNTIL Hooker once well cleared out Of his path, he
throw the whole Confederate army into Pennsylvania
wide winged far stretching, cas conbned uoue
p,ent, npeopn9 Washington the sSe Harrisburg on
he oher and foroara for,oard, IL. our red baIs flag
/ reJiscts itself sn tn DeIooare
Even in this latter General Lee designs to
Pennsylvania the of and to make tho war
support the war we presume he would not give his
1
order each maor genca call before him the sheriff Of
each county his line OF march ard impose uron each
ceraan pro,.sion--aad small procoo beeueS horses,
clohiag silver and god all 10 te delivered at gu points,
apen hours with the alternative Of making the de-
| iaulting county
[The copy of the Enquirer from which take the
above mutilaed tho conclusion Of the article is
therefore lost.-ED. HERALD
| The Rebel Army or Northern Virginia.
From the Richmond Enquirer, June 26.]
We in possession facts obtained from pri :
letter OF late date to gentleman in Richmond,
relative 80 the operations Of our advancing army.
We surprised Milroy captured nearly his entire
force only excepting those who awaited themselves OF the
example set by their commander, Of an gnomnious de-
| serton OF their comrades in battle.
We captured fsur Thousand seven hundred men, one
hundred nine officers thirty cannons, two hundred
and fifty wagons, four hundred horses twenty ambu-
lances the public and private bagg sge suffers
goods, &c. Not wheel escaped. Our men deserve all
| our country award them.
Tho people say that Milroy went of in civilians
cothea he left Winchester the evening before the
| saut. He who does that commander will do any
4 thing dsgrscefu.
Tho Yankees in terrible state Of commoton; they
cannot imagine what rebels about Stuart has
whipped their cavalry every day, and sometimes twice
six hundred prisoners. Moseby caught Hooker's aid with
OF Instructions their cavalry commander They
showed that Hooker was very much puzzled lmboden
| has done millions Of dollars worth OF damage at
Cumberland, Md. He has destroyed all the ork
| shops and machinery, locomotives. cars, So,
there. Every bridge from the Little Capon river,
| for some distance west Of Cumberland il com
plecy destroyed. The tunnel is destroyed, and
the great iron bridge" knocked all 70 pieces eleven
shots from tkrteennch riaed gun brought tho whole
structure-our hundred feet Of magnifcence-into tho
water This Ia one of the blows have lately
| given them.
Major White has broken the railroad between Harper's
Ferry and the Point Of Rocks. He burned wagon
train, but did not get tho horses.
Miroy is tho Maryland Heights; no has no commu.
nicaton with any one and Is probable NO one is desir-
GUS OF having any with him.
Our destruction OF railroad property rather o9tdoes the
grand soneman raid and the small work Of damage on
1 the Central Railroad.
Airport reached the city by the Fredericksburg train
last evening the effect that said anticipated ct
Gcrdonsvile, although nothing said Of such move
by the passengers direct from Gordonsvile on the
Central. Possibly OF the citizens may appvehend
such dash ithe part Of the enemy but NO are
quito sure that their fears will nsverlbe realized
No reports, for wonder reached from Winchester,
and the public may congratulate seK that through the
usual channels passengers) there none. Thsseat
Of war removed two hundred miles or moro
beyond the capital, "passenger report" travelling
that distance would not be likely 70 contain much ID 9
| pristine simplicity and truth.