The New York herald., 1863-07-08

Provost Marshal foots up 10 eleren thousand, aside
from the aooaaded IN hospitals and the is siW thy
The prisoners arriving here the hardest look
ing set OF ever beheld imagined. None OF
them uniformed, except that they uniformly
dirty, ragged and saucy. No one who has seen them
march through our streets blames the copperheaded
| Pennsyvanians for skedaddlng on their approach.
sgws
failed 10 create any great fuss here to-day seemed
inposs that two such victories could together
the Fourth OF July. People inclined to believe
1t cnard until towards night, whan 1t began gain
eredcnce.
PURSUIT OF THE RETREATING REBELS.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 5-2PM
despatch from General Haupt who is in the advance,
announces that the rebels rapidly retrea;ng.
We are now moving all our sick and wounded in this
vicinity into town.
ForR oCIocK P. NJ.
The Twelfth army corps is on the march, and is
moving in haste through Littetown, towards Williams
port, to cut OFF the retreat of the flying rebels
Our left wing has just received marching orders.
Part of the artillery and cavalry belonging General
Pleasantons command is in motion towards Frederick
GENERAL sTONEMAN RESTORED TO HIS
COMMAND.
WASHINGTON. ia y 9, 1859.
General Soneman leaves tonight to take command OF
the cavalry OF the Army Of the Potomac.
THE BRIDGE AT CARLISLE REPAIRED.
CARLISLE, Pa, July 4 1873.
The long restle work destroyed by the rebels has be
far repaired 70 enable the to get at
day. Tho trains then run TO scotland.
There robels here, notwithstanding all reports
you may hear. Colonel A. X. McClure and many others
Of prominence in Franklin county are here and do not
anticipate anything serious from the rebel abors.
OUR TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM MER-
CERSBURG.
| BEproRD, July I, 1868.
Teegraphc communication has been opened with Cham
bersburg.
II is believed the rebel army is falling back from Cash.
| town.
| Our forces Withdrawn from Mercersburg during
last night bringing on number Of stragglers from the
| rebel cavalry and somc prisoners.
GEN. sEDGwICK CLOSE UPON THE REBELS.
CARLISLE, Pa, July 6-6P.M.
Reliable accounts from the front state that the rebels
are in full retreat towards Hagerstown They at
Winamsport at six p NJ. on Sunday.
General sedgwck close their rear, with rs 900
fresh men.
| The rebel loss is estimated at 80 600.
The battle field s strewn with dead and wounded for
miles
THE REBELS RECONNOITERING THE POTO-
MAC.
BLOODY Run, July Q, 1868.
General jenkins has made OF with his rebel cavalry.
portion of the rebel cavalry under General Lee is
rcconuoitrng the Potomac for FORD
THE REBEL RETREAT By HARPER'S FERRY
CUT OFF.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 9, 1868.
General McReynolds forward force to-day dis
| tho anemy towards Harper's Ferry.
The iron bridge at that place far destroyed
| to be impracticable for tho retrcatng rebels
| The rebels are retreatng from Gettysburg in all di.
rections
A wagon train convcyin away wounded men cap
tured with guard Of hundred and sixtyour men,
to-day. They will be sent 10 Baltimore to-day
Portions OF the rebel army have passed through the
South Mountain; the Potomac high and their pom.
| toons destroyed.
| General fitzpatrick is after the rebels sharply
| GEN. LEE TO OCCUPY THE MARYLAND
HEIGHTS.
| HARRIsBuRG, Pa, July 7, 1868.
| General Couch received information to-day which is
considered reliable General Lee intends occupying
and holding Maryland Heights until his army
| cross the Potomac.
There IA news here to-day from the Army Of the
1 Potomac.
| ANOTHER BATTLE EXPECTED.
| HANOVER, Pa, July Q, 1883.
Our cavalry has not ceased harass the rebel
The abandoned ther wounded, and they
| now mostly in hands.
| We have buried large numbers OF their dead.
Con. Farnsworth's body recovered to-day
Our scouts report that Gen. Iec Is ssranins every
nerve TO gain strong position in the South Mountsn
Gap.
Lee Is in the country roads, which almost mpass,
oe and his and animals reported exhausted
with their great fatigue.
Another battle Is imminent.
heavy FIRING AT wILLIAMsPORT.
| CnAxxRssusG, July 0-P. NJ
Heavy firing heard in the direction Of Clear Spring
and wnhamspors.
II s supposed that MullieaD has como up from Han.
cock.
The enemy appear DO re,rcating all directions.
General Gregg is in full pursuit.
General Buiord Is reported Hagerstowp, with the
regular Union cavalry.
Generals Fitzhugh Lee ". y. Lee and wadc Hampton
were n Marion Sunday night, with = wagon trssn
ssven miles Ious and two thousand cavAry.
The citizens bringing n large numbers OF prisoners
All accounts agree that tho Potomac much swollen.
!, was General Longvorth, not Innestrest, that was
killed.
G A 81 "a Lite s.
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Co,one John Austin Of the Third Excclsor regimen,
previously reported killed, N wcunded In the arm
| Lieutenant Vim. II. In Roe Go. n, 1874 New York
| volunteers, . wounded.
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