The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Hour &c but tortunateiy Il was extng guished before
OF h,ur At this moment agRing rebel rode past the
burning house, when some rash boys fred hall dozen
shos at him Capng his horse round the neck ne drew
his revolver and back couple 6f parting Shots ana
then, kicking his into his steed ds he'd on run
through the length the receiving the shower OF
stones and cudgels Of the boys In the street as ne ran
the gauntlet of the
And thus ended this mighty invasion Of Lees army.
that frightened the powers at Harrisburg and sent over
| the land the news that an immense army was wthin
the borders of Pennsylvania. Two thousand rebels
did all in raid tempted by the richness OF our vahey
One egment OF trained soldier, under brave and ell
cient oice with battery OF six guns would give con
dence % the pubc and IN times Of pubic danger tney
would be supported by five thousand armed men OF the
valley, who would gather round them for the protection
to raly-wthout discipline or order- would be put the
slaughter Of armed mob by :he science and skill OF the
enemy.
Our Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRISBURG June 81 1858.
CONFIRMATION Gov CURrlNs ORDER ABOUT xHIlsnhES1s
The telegram sent yon the confirmation by the Sc
crcary Of War OF Governor Curns promise to the Penn
syvania them out OF service as soon as
the public necessities woud permit Of it acts as balm
Giead in Of the organizations. Others again DO
not receive it In that loyal trusting spirit they should
They pretend doubt the faith Of the authorities and
think there is quibbe in the pledge SO solemnly
made by the Governor whereby the govenment will re-
tain their services. Things have arrived at pretty pass
when troops doubt the consistency OF promises made by
the They say they have confidence 10 the
State Executive. and that he will endeavor 10 do all be
promses but they fear he will be overrued Now there
is grounds for this fear doubt Governor Curtin will
carry plghted faith at all hazards and VIII do 1t
the very OF his promise think that great
part the dissatisfaction In the Pennsylvania troops
the fault OF the officers commanding them They have
desire remain the led and prefer going home as
regiment to leaving sngy. The disgrace attached to
their withdrawal could be removed aud the soldiers
are 10th to do any by which they would merit it.
| REFUolEs-AIxX. M'cLURE
Those who ned to this place from Chambersburg
and vicinity 70 escape the visit OF the rebs still
remain in very unenviable and uncertain state OF
mind. Their q hard one. and TO excite the
sympathes OF those who feel for the distress OF
Others Their property has either stolen do
stroyed and il has escaped far tho touch Of
the spoer they have guarantees TO how long will
remain So and this uncertainty Is dread that more
disturbing and annoying than tho realization Of the worry
act to be avoided Colonel Mcclure, whose dispatches
have you upon several occasions, Chairman Of
the State Executive Committee during the eleconeerng
campaign Of Lincoln. He is man Of great energy Of
character and whom the would like exceedingly
well TO make prisoner. He ID prominent as politician,
and had not the almost universal enthusiasm of the pco
pie brought Governor Curtin again forward as candi
| date, would in all probability have been the standard
| bearer Of the Union party.
| lug formerly occupied by the Supreme Court He Is
very attentive his duties, and free from all os,enta
habod in ci;izens costume and attracts but little atten
ton Captain Leroy, OF New York, Is his adutant.
COMPLAINTS NEW YORK TROOPS.
Some Of the New York troops complain Of the extrava
giant prices ch rged hero for everything They threaten
TO write 70 the HkRALD asking it to notice then erev
ances and hope to correct them through its influence
they have given IL the expressive title "kxtortiouve
| and 1t well deserves the name. Simon Cameron and
others OF its citizens might corec many OF the abuses
complained Of by nukng some provision troops
transit quart here In doing this they would aid
both the State oiIccrs and the national government
German named Shck has charged the troops sixpsnce
glass for water; snd the Ftysxth regiment state they
charged dollar each for taow candies
numbef u men belonging ne Of the New York reg
mente called upn copperhead 70 purchase some straw
He .ses informed nem that Il: Would presr the rebel.
taking II gratis 10 selling TO them OF the price named
Th settled the straw so r as purchase was concerned
for the soldiers proceeded 70 help themselves and think
the loyal residents will not blame them. saw New
York ters standing on Market street thia evening" wo
their contempt for the coppcrhend sentiments
OF some IN this community In language more emphatic
| than euphonious. NJ TlN
vlsrI os rlx aovxRxoa TO THE NEW Yoax rScAxrxxrs.
Governor Curtin went out this afternoon 10 Camp Cur
tin and visited the New York troops Tho visit was mu
appearance well proficiency dspay cd in drill by
Emplre sisa He states that he did notice
respeciiulc orderly body This compliment
deserved for have NOT noticed upon the part
your that would friends at home
| moments uneasiness. THIS know will be OK, sed
1
friends the militia here, and state It for their benefit
know and appreciate the anxiety fet by parents
rounded by the temptations Of he camp Happily there
Is cause for any msgivngs as to those who compose
the force in the present army.
| FORWARD.
The troops are being rapidly pushed forward One Or
speedily ioiow and you may soon look Tor battle or
disconnuance OF rebel raids. The moral support this
| effective little army gives Hooker is beyond measure
News from That officer Is eagerly desired and tho
versa prayer is that may be favorable, II dc.
feated the Cumberland valley Will suffer hundrsdfold
than has heretofore from the visits Of the raiders
| kksEL SIMILARLY GOOD
The rebels In their raid at the lower end Of Franklin
county, captured the horse Of their sympahzers
living in tnat section He called upon them and berated
them Tor their ngrattude in robbng him, aud offered
evidence his friendly sympathy for them All the salts
faction he could Obtain was, 'tha II for them be should
| DO with them"
| PHILADELPHIA GARBISu.
| The Philadelphia Press and North american published
garbled synopsis OF Governor Curtn's speech. That
relating to the terference Of the Cabinet Wash
ngton with the Army Of the Rappahannock carefully
| excluded. Probably they will grow more liberal when
| next they are furnished with news.
who has charge OF the transportation department here.
isa faithful, energetic. hard working empoye. No,
the many demands made upon his time and PATIENCE he
Is at all times Courteous and obllging ! have seldom
| met with an ofcer and particularly pubic one, who
fills oDcrous position more acceptaby TO the public.
CAMP sEYsouR-Tm DaseKR-GooD ORDER.
Twas oyor viewing tho ortlhcations this evening, and
was present at the dress parade Of the Thirty seventh
New York State Militia. After very nne display the
general orders were read wherein the camp was named
Camp In honor Of his Excelency the Governor
or New York -
Now tha. first scare over easy to ses and no
harm W relate M what easy job would have been for
the rebels " have marched into the capital OF this
aud have capturod IT, and all there interesting and
valuable about IT, Why they did not do II passes tho
comprehension OF those skilled in deciphering military
| strategy and movements.
The police regulations are excellent and the streets ere
free from all brawls dstur ard rowdy display The
introduction OF the Philadelphia police has
productive OF great good and the citizens
| graduated upon the change.
The following has been issued by General Couch
GkNERAL oRpxts-So. 3.
| HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT SUsouEHASrA,l
| HARRISBURG, June 10, 1868. <
The ortfcston erected by the czcus Of this depart
ment the south side OF the SusQuehanpa river drecy
| opposite Harrisburg will be known Fort Wash ngton
Tho commanding general tenders his thanks the gentle
| meu who auicriuteIded man no lal,ornd m