Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19
Movements Of the Rebels.


Meveme ents Of the Rebels.
HARRIsBCRG, June 1s.-lt is stated that q
body OF rebels has gone from Cumberland,
Nd, to Romnsy, Va.
The authorizes are busy organizing the
troops, who continue TO arrive In large num-
bers.
The work on the rtfie-pits and Notifications
on the other side of the Susquehanna IL still
going on. Much activity there, at Camp Cur
tin, and every where else in and about the city
The Rebels Marching an Hanceek. Nd.
MCCoRNELLsBURa,P Pa, June l7.-Stragglsrs
from the late fight bring information up TO fivs
O'Clock p. m. yesterday from below. They re-.
port eight thousand rebels having crossed at
Wllliamsport, and marching on Hancock, AT
which point sixteen hundred of Milroy's
routed forces had bee n collected. These me
being in a state Of utter generalization, with.
out officers or organization, fled at the reported
advance OF the rebels. and are now scattered
through all parts of the country.
The Rebels Reported Returning TO Cham
bersburg.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnne 15.-A dispatch 10 the
Pennsylvania Railroad. from HARRISBURG da.
ted =. II. 10 day, Gays the rebels are reported
to be returning to ChsmbersbaIg from Hagers-
town.
The Latest from tbe Pennsy Ivaaia Border.
HARRISBURG, June 1S.-Reports from tina
border line have been very conflicting during
the day. The operator at Chambsrsburg, a, 6
p. m., reports:
The latest scout just IN reports being eight
miles from here: saw no rebels, and heard of
none being 1t 4reaDcastle. he confirms the
report brought by hand. car, OF a body OF two
hunared rebels o-Iug at Greencastlc ut noon
Waynesborough and the other towards Msr-
cersburg. They are supposed to be after
horses. Heavy canncnadingi is heard at 6 reen.
castle, IN the direction Of Harper's Ferry.
mi q nd dipO
NUM- Der of citizens who have arrived for the
protection OF the State. The authorities are
receiving troops :or six months or the smer-
gency. The time OF service REQUIRED under
this call cannot exceed over one III or two ~,
months at the fartiisst. A large number left
Tor their homes to-day, having refused to en-
list for fear Of being held for the six months
There Are no rebels now in the STATE, except
thieying party operating along tAn border
Stores were opened 20 day and the city assumed
It's usual appearance. a humber ot citixens,
Who 1isd during the stampede are no " return
ing. The city is fllied with soldiers, and
drunkenness is very prevalent.
Il full company OF Philadelphia police, Capt
John Speer, arrived to-day, and are encamped
on the capitol grounds.
Seventeen hundred of Gen. Milroy's troops
who were cut Off from the main body al the
hattie OF Wiac;i"ster arri Ted ut Bedford. Pa
to-day. They crossed the Potomac at Hancock
and worked their way safely through. Gen.
Nilloy, who arrived here Tonight, states that
these seventeen hundred are part OF the two
thousand be reported as having been lost at
Winchester
A dispatch received TO night states that the
rebels occupied NJ Murfreeaboro again thisaf.e--
rcnn, driving our men out The number -
not mentioned but is belize yed to be cniy q
small force after horses and cattle.
Governor Seymour has rendered Governor
Curtin fifteen regiments OF infantry which
have been accepted, Regularly organized troops
from New 1o1k and New Jersey arrived iiere
ts day.
NEW YoEK, June 1S.-A special Harrisburg
dispatch 10 the World says: Volunteers ara
hocking i'll fast. The New York Seventy first
and two other regiments are among the arr
vals. Trains are running within i've miles OF
ChamberShurg. The rebel force Ia!ely there
vas i've miles beyond there day, :lllsi are
reported 10 D. again marching. reinforced,
upon that city. The rebels are retortsd in
force At Wilhamsport ami Cumberland. The
latter is doubtful.
Harrisburg special dispatch to the Herald
says: The latest news is that the rebels are
failing back once more 10 GrAencastie. 4
r"connoitering party party has been sent out
and ar" expected every moment.
4 Harrisburg special 10 the Trhuaa SAYS:
The drafted men and returned nine months
volunteers are volunteering for six mont ms
No large rebel force has yet approached the
Cumberland Valley.
Troops to II epel the Invasion.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1Sth.-The 23d New
York e@iment PASSED through here tor Harris
burg TO- day, and two companies from Trenton.
The 21th New Jersey regiment ofnine months
men, retSrnirg home from Cincinmati, have
also volunteered TO 60 1t once.
Commodore Stockton to Head 4 Division of
New Jersey Troops.
TRENTON, N. J., June ls.-Commodore
Stockton. who was appointed Major General
last winter, has consented to take command of
division of State militia being raised to assist
in the defense of Pennsylvania
The Recall of Gen. Mcclellan Urged.
New York, June 1eth.-The common coua-
Gil this afternoon adopted a resolution re-
speettully and earnestly requesting the ad-
Ininistration TO place General Mcclellan at
once in the place which the present crisis de-
mands for the safety of the republic.