The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The washington rel.srams.

gu Enc Warrington Tole1romD.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1893.
The latest received hsrs tonight from harris.
burg contained In the following despatch Colonel
Puleston from Governor Curtin m t . y.
The rebels are at thambersburg and scotland, Ave
mes this side and within miles OF shippensburg
We have works the opposite side Of the river and
viii give them battle 10 thsy The people ris
Ing handsomely. We viii soon have great army.
Governor Seymour and Governor rarker have militia
who will arrive 10 the night.
The information received by the government Is the
effect that the rebel raiders made progress
wards Harrisburg to-day. They occupy chambcrsburg
with only about eight hundred men
is pretty well that the cavalry force
which has invaded Pennsylvania does not number
than from Eve 10 ten thousand. II is supported by
Jacksons old corps, composed OF the divisions ot
Ewe formerly Jacksons E.rys formerly Iongstreet's,
and Evans and Rhodes, making aggregate about
thirty thousand This corps remains upon the yir
gina SIDE OF the Potosnac
II s now believed that the raid viii be exiended no
further than Chsnbcrsbur, and by reoeI
cavalry win be probably rushing back 10 their infantry
supports. .tn sgt..
In the meantime, the federal Army u the Potomac
preparing n intercept their return The march from
Famoath 10 the present position Of the army
we're Many the soldiers tainted from the effects
corp. alone about twenty ol the men died By the way
A cavalry force icf behind 10 take care % ard
bring 10 those who were exhausted. the creeks and
rvuIets and the springs the road we're nearly
dry and arorded no rrlef
Quite large number o. array olcsrs lst swn " day
for the North paid 10 organizing pultIng the Geld
the militia that has been called out By the President
Many politicians here thnk the rebel raid into Penn
people who will once crush Out BY their mighty power
all ves,ges of coIperhed-m IN ,hs North !, Is assumed
that present misfrlunes m failures eut and by do
@eon haze been entirely brought about BY opponents Of
the admints,rs,lop IN the North.
The runor s current that Colonel Foney mindful Of
Pesnsyivana feeling. has couDseed The restoration Of
General Mcclellan % the oommsnd Of the Army of the
Potomac. s
Persons hvns on eleys.d sites ssou, N. city report
The hearing Of oannonadag in the direction of csnHeVe
q sarly dawn 70 dsy
reported tina, the rebels have crossed The Kappa.
hammock and ocoupy the Old camp cr Gen. Hooker.
Il u imwoper N say than ,hs, srmy entirely
covers Warrington whatever it erac, locality may be-
and ,hs, rebel force the virgins valley vii be su
guiarly tor,snats u no, pay dearly fer a. r,n
into Maryland aud Pennsylvania.
10 10 stsssi that Gen Mcclellan shguid b Auihoriy
" call for volunteer. rspc the avnson Os ihe
border rees,s sltbe soldier reccn,y mustered os or
the ssrves 70 man, wcsld nrneiiaieiy respond
a large army vs.rrsns would thss b. suddenly i'm
prpvsed. a COMMITTEES from Hnrisbasx waited on iae
prssden, 10 nighs - urge the sdcp'cn y tha cpurre
eensrat, assa sdsr gone 90 fhii.aefpass - s~ys
n1e sn1 c'mmssd the forces rassd there or The pro,a
tlon NJ tie tsais.
coiouei Ar Percy wvndhAss 80 been Hvns1 w Gov.
crsor Cwiis ts~ssnis' t5e .avary - bc enlsyse ~
rspcsi "a The ynvSders. Nos 1sssajsnr hs welnd 90.
ceiv.d a, BsveAyyYera, ~tb The perm - Of Ne All
nary aaiLorniss, 10 has aocepsed ss'4 lB,Hs' or
Our Chsmb.,rsb.rg Corre.pesaeacs.
Cwsxssrrsg. Jrns Is-s30 r. ~
rl> grei,s-s-g 10 cAs ui>ybHr9 and cpilsie-oeMs,aI
Eayoys ws,cn Train Ssy,, a..
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