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From Kentucky.

Louisville, June Is.
To-day's Nashville Union reports that
one division of the Federal army captured
1000 rebels on Saturday, when going
through Hoover's Gap. There are no
further particulars. 81.
The Union also states that the 18th In
diana mounted infantry, being surrounded
by four regiments of rebel infantry, cut
their way through, taking number of
prisoners.
Col. Miller of Gen. Negley's division is
reported wounded in the eye.
A special dispatch from Manchester,
Tenn, to the Louisville Journal, says Col
Elders mounted infantry dashed into
Manchester, capturing large party of
rebels, including Capt Anderson Of the lst
Kentucky rebel cavalry
Wilders' scouts captured yesterday
courier from Morgal and Wheeler's com
mand with important dispatches.
Bragg reviewed the rebel troops at
Havvers Gap on the morning of the battle.
Col Wilder's forces burned the trestIe work
yesterday on the Manchester and TuIla-
homa road.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the Doth says
firing continues with increasing rapidity at
Vicksburg.
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The Rebels EVacuatinx YOrk-MOv-
ing towards Harrisburg.
Columbia. June *


S s Blair, train master on the Northern
and Central R r, left York at O'Clock
this morning, when the rebels had all left
except their rear guard, which was begin
ming 10 move off when he left,
The rebels are said TO be moving to-
wards Harrisburg.
They left Unexpectedly and in hurry.
1t was reported that Gen Pleasantcn's
outer pickets had been seen within 4
miles of York.
The total demand on York amounted to
100000. The citizens raised thirty
thousand dollars in cash and subsistence,
and the rebels allowed them 20 days
to raise the balance.
No private families We're molested.
The citizens were all treated with respect.
The railroad property was not molested
with the exception of about 30 old cars
that We're at the shop awaiting repairs.
The railroad south of Glen Rock was
not injured in any way.
The rebel force =! York was not over
5000 with is pieces of artillery.
The rebel force at WrightsyhlS was
5000 with pieces of artillery.
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Position Of the main body of the
Rebel Army.

Harrisburg, June ~.
Forty-two rebel prisoners, including a
Major aud Lieutenant, were sent to Phila-
delphia for safe keeping to-day.
They are the accumulations of the last
week.
A citizen of Carlisle who left that place
at ii o'clock last night, arrived here to-
day. He states that the barracks are oc-
cupied by 1000 men, besides a brigade is
encamped at each end of the town.
He left there on Saturday for Gettys-
burg, where Longstreet's headquarters are
established.
Hills corps was between Carlisle and
Chambersburg, while Anderson's corps
was at Chambersburg on Friday.
This is the latest information received
here in regard to the main body of Lees
army.
The city was considerably excited late
this afternoon, by artillery firing in front.
When the truth was ascertained it was
found that our men We're Smelling the
woods where rebel picket had been es-
tablished.
The enemy have shown no disposition
10 advance to-day.
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From ROsecrans' Army and Port
Hudson.

New York, June 30.
The Times has the following special
dispatch:
Headquarters Army of the Climber
land,
Manchester, June 29-I0 a. m.
Headquarters remained at Manchester
during yesterday, waiting till the corps of
McCook and Crittenden should come up
Meanwhile two divisions of Thomas
corps were sent out to within five miles of
Tul!ahOma, as corps of observation, to
watch the enemy.
Wilkins brigade of mounted infantry
was thrown out on the flank and rear of
Tullahuoma, and last evening found the
whole of Walkers division eight miles
south Of Tullahoma and Estele Springs,
guarding the retreat of the rebel, wagon
trains over the Elk river at that point.
1t is feared Bragg's army is withdraw
ing from Tullahoma to Chattanooga, and
that we shall not be able to get the fight
ont Of him which the men and officers
have been so eagerly expecting. Our
movement to the present point has really
outhanked Tullahoma.
Passengers per steamer Columbia, state
that the bombardment as yet has made
but little impression on the Port Hudson
works.
Cautious movements of Gen. Banks in
dicates that he relied less for ultimate sue
cess on his troops, than the lack of sup
plies in the garrison.
The position of our army is such that
gunboats cannot cooperate. and all the
firing by them has ceased.
There is said to be large army under
Magruder and Breckinride in the rear of
Gen Banks, whose object seems to be to
surround him or cut off his supplies. Ma
gru1er's force is estimated at 1900, and
Breckenridge's at 1900.
Guerrillas invest the river and large
quantities Of supplies for Banks army
have been captured.
A strong rebel force made a raid into
Donaldsonvilie, but We're repul8ed by the
gumboats. 4
The steamers St. Marys and Crescent
sailed from New Orleans on the morning
Of the oath, to bring back our troops from
Brachea8 city, in the vicinity Of which is a
large force OF rebels.
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From ROSecranZ'S Army-EOryvard
Movement Commenced.

81 Louis, June ~.
The Republicans special dated Head
quarters army of Cumberland, Beech
Grove, Is miles south of Murfreesboro,
says;
The general forward movement of Gen!
Rosecranz's army commenced on the
Oath. Continuous heavy rains have made
the movements slow, but they have been
satisfactory. .s.'
All the enemy's force opposed to our
advance have been pushed back with Sc
we're punishment.
Col Welder's mounted infantry had a
severe skirmish at Hoover's Gap on the
oath, driving a superior force Of infantry
and inhicting loss of several hundred
killed and wounded, while his own los
was only 40 Or so. #
The advance of Gen McCook's corp
drove two regiments of infantry and !
battery of artillery from a strong positio
at Liberty Gap, l3 miles south of Nun
freesboro, on the 24tn, suffering loss {
fifty.
On the afternoon of the 25th a fight o
CURED at the same place, sbetween reb
division under Generals Clayborn al
Which, Wilder and Carriers brigade
After an hours action the enemy we
completely routed, leaving their dead, ps
of their wounded, and losing some prise,
! ers.
Our loss was 40 killed 100 Wounded
Guiding IA officers.
Gen Mitchel's cavalry routed bodyf
rebels on the Shelbyville Pike, on the q.
The troops are in high spirits and Gag
to meet the enemy.
The plan of the rebels is not develops
but the indications are that they will
give battle this side of Duck River.
Our advance .rrived at Manchester
| the 9th.
Prisoners say that Gen Clayborn v
killed at the fight at Liberty Gap.
Bragg reviewed the troops a few hoa
| before the fight.
| Gems Hardee and Stewart witnessed q
engagement.
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The Pennsylvania Reserve to the
Army Of the Potomac.

washington, June Z4tn.
The Pennsylvania reserves under Brig.
Gen. Crawford have been transferred from
the department Of Washington to the ar
my Of the Potomac
Their number has been increased by
the return to service of many who were
disabled or wounded in the many battles
through which they have passed.
Applications have been made by the
officers and desires expressed by the men
to be led against the enemy now invading
their native state. The prospect of active
service has inspired much enthusiasm
among the reserves.
Capt. Washington, who commanded the
18th regular Infantry at Haimcs' Bluff;
was not killed as reported, but was Sc
verely wounded. He is on his way to
Pennsylvania.
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From Tennessee.---Thc Fight ON
Wednesday.
MancheSter. :

Manchester, Tenn, June %.
Gen Bragg's entire force is roughly es-
timated at 10000.
In spite of the badness of the weather
our troops are in high spirits and march
splendidly.
The Chattanooga Rebel gives the folio
wing account of the fight on Wednesday ;
From passengers who came down, we
learn that Wednesday,, seven Dr1gades
OF the army of Gen. Rosecranz attacked the
brigades of Gems. Bates and Liddell, be-
tween Hoover and Liberty Gap. Our
men fought tie enemy until their ammu-
milton was exhausted, when they fell back
Movements indicate general advance
of the enemy's forces, which may result in
pitched battle.
We regret to learn the loss of some val
liable officers.