New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
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FHuApFtrrfs. Ingrsday, July 9, ll'1.
Tie THqrirer Of this CITY has the following SPECIAL
dispatch:
'TREnrRicK No Tls.lsy July g. 1863
" Ie-senCers irou the front report sharp action
-,i,- nearly al day, between tie advance o! Gen
Meade and the Rebss teyond Boousboro.
"a he result has nor yet tranrpfed.
LATER.
Con. Meade and hs t'ah went out 10 the front
tins n. rniu. and every available nan Is being
fusb.d forward 70 swt.l the ranks.
- .'tt. Rebels ATTACKED our cavalry tins morning
al D. COX O. faori ci.,slce woft OF B,'nsboro.
'Ine E-Jcis were III force unecr GeEs. Stuart
si.. Jcal.l.e.
gra0nllN nwarc CIampion's Gap, winch They he'll
at q late hour i1 tue afternoon.
linz would Indicate Willingness "a the part Of
She I,cJ.,t o. tiy Auuetan e. 'u, h.IinE b.. lnl0s-
ill- 90 -,r-e. 'lc.r amy oNi1s to tAs high aicr
% tie l'o.omgc.
,cou, reports the lo.. Of their rope fcrrs-boat
ne4, Nllha.spolt last night by UDion ci..zca cut
pm,u,rnia Th1r.5ay July 100
r., Pyrss Of tLlr Gty save:
.Tae Rebels Loot, in all about . 600 men at &C.
ty-0uf "a, ID a10tt 100 0a the retreat, and Hlott
81 gru-. t.mc % WHICH we've .t4hdoued along tAc
roacs.
a ruuber Of trains have been destroyed by Qua
Gen I.ee's amy La, been greatly dcmoralIzeI,
B.
stecol D,gv,,l to TIE ~ lsterns lo1o,et
FiupEtlcS. I'D. JuIy 8--l2 ~
| icicgraahtj several iniOrtult utttcIt o. IHr
T.gu,rcr ~ tcfday. but owing - soIe " break DO
thr ,,eVraph Offices between here aud Philadrlphia
tney did not get through. | now give toe latest
uewt at 10 this hour
Gen Meade an1 staff arrived here yes,eriay from
G4ttvsburg and left this morning for the ir0lt
whi II j. now the Inc Of the Potomac and the OLD
Autiet.!n battlefield.
cen. Ne .de was presented ~h bouquets OF
uarur4l iD1ers by the ladies OF Frederick, aud WA
serenaicd last evening ~ his hotel ~ The fine band
oil The New. Ork 7th Regiment. The General sent
us compliments 10 The ladies, aud apolOshed Tor not
JcIug able - grant them az interview, ~ hr ilne
war entirely occupied with very press NJ burlncds.
lie tendej them hp thanks ion their gt. and their
psI4otIc eXp!estiOns in favor OF tie gO.d cause.
Information received here leaves 10 doubt That
the Rebc army han succeeded ~ reaching The IOto-
,nac 90 Wi..hmsp0rt III cpneiierabic force, ana 90
Monday light ana yesteni.y were engaged IN frrry-
iug over their OrdLancs aud wagon trains on hat
boats canal boats, aud every species OF material That
cOui4 float Han, d horse, OF "a wagon.
H. anticipation of this, General Buiord'r aud XII
patrick cavalry has been sent forward to Williams
port intercept tie Rebel retreat and prevent their
crossing the river.
Ealy ye.tefday morning Bnford's and XII
patl.ck = fJrces combined arrived at WllnmspOft
qua attacked tne bebcls, who had large cavalry
force al hlid.
lie fight war short but severe, and our troops.
finding Themselves outuuubeIed retired toward IL.
.lrrsi0wn. und between Wiam-port aud ayers
town th-y encountered another large body 81 cav
ai,y aud division If infantry, believed 10 be Long
stIeetr COrpr. winch WAC qnickly brought into ~.
m ion aud attacked our Troops. Finding Ills force
unequal Ia the contest, Gen. Bulord withdrew tow
ara Antietan, takiug along twenty-five prisoners
Captured al Tie lgDt.
The prisoners are mostly from Alabama and
Louisiana regiments, and hey state that Their army
In II together aud well on IT. way 10 tno nNor hey
arrived 30 Frederick iast evening.
Ii In iOI.ed beie tnat our cavalry plcHetr al A.
iieiam woe driven IN lat night by tie Rebels, lud.-
eating lint they were IN Considerable force IN thnt
vcnrty. Inis move ~ evidently wi IA the design oil
seOuIiLg another ciOss.nt pOut AT Sheplerfstown.
Gen. Medic is acquainted with oil these matter,
and il making bis movements accordingly, witn
great RAJ Iditv, and ia remarkably good order. To-
day, or to'moro perhaps, at the urthert, the two
afuits VA. meet euch ClLcr the nseLc o. tbc
Old Ante an iatJs field where blulo viii most
probably take place, If Ise should feel IN fighting
& God, ana a. he should not wax belheefent, Meade
v al certainly "a @.ek him.
Acc riding 10 all accOunts, Lees army is very
intDh disDlgluIzed. Ine rctuit cannot be doubtful.
All ne fear j. that they may ereepe the river
bef.te Meade can oyertase tLeoI-
4, LONE you fnusl WITHHOLD criticism If large
pori.0a ii bee army should escIle, as 1t Wac not
.o,gible - remove trOo,s from Get rburg 10 the
potomac fatter than orr troops have moved. Mt IN
hours deiAy has occurred, except 10 provide the
troops with suppIies, without when ihey could not
move.
Tho Rebels, fleeing for dear lie. marched daV and