Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29


600 dopcirriorF Jenkins 81 Ao commanded
Nnd ordered 'ha; lLr g"upory OF ~ Mary,
lander should be dls''Ihci, Thcy .ail they
wouid br ia Harrisburg Tuesday night
fhcy took sawe horses, sul promi,cl % 70.
'urn them, One farmer uP,r,s that his
property was pill sci hy The rcbe,s, IN
N'tntnis were going ON in Baltimore, tby
ciry council haj nppropgiared S'pnpOO
Al the mitilary companies had rendered
their services and been accepted,
The y. York Herald at tho lSlh l. filled
Sith the reports pt The invading yucny.
The rchcls nrc said 70 have rc'rrltcd from
Chrmbcrshurg 10 llagcrstown. r he pick
cts are reported stationed ~ mlcs from
IInrrishurg, NJ Scotland liriaS which they
: had burned On the lSth. 3,luu rebels are
ng'in reported in ChimbcrsbuTg, uuicr
Jenkins wi,h fifteen pieces of artillery.
No private property wNs injured. This Is
mere dcplcntion Of tho dispatch TO the
Tribune Of the 18th. Private property was
spared On the representation that Il was
private propcrty.--The Hour millsat Cham
brrshurg we're seized. The rebels Tcr1 ex.
ptctnE and prepared for M attack from
the forbes from Harrisburg. At Greencas-
tie. matches were arranged to fre the gov
c-nnon, property ~ moments notice, but
nd not yet been burned,
The cittlcas Of Chan. brrshGrg were Il /
FIRST allowed TO leave, but afterwards pro
hibitei On the nth the rebels were in
possession OF Haccr5town and such other
points rs wauld enable them 10 operate a.
gGinsi Harrisburg or Baltimore. Tho rot-
tifcaiions on The hill opposite Harrisburg
were deemed sufficient for the protection of
the city. II was believed by high authnri-
tv that Lee would make til" valley Of he
Shenandoah the scat Of war. On the 10Th
flookcr's army was on or near Bull Run
battlofali. Another dispatch to the New
York World says Hooker was threatened
with an attack by the main rebel army.
50,0Ga strong, under Gen. Lee in person.
The rebel force in Pennsylvania and Mary
land is put Mt 10000,
Gen. Cameron Mt u meeting pledged his
whole foriur. in defence of Pennsylvania,
and called On the Governor to appoint Me-
ClellaG to command. At Pittsburg all the
factories had stopped work and the hands
were throwing up entrenchments. Al the
State GrchicYcs and specie in the banks hal
been removed, aud the inhabitants prepar-
ing to leave. Gen. Mcclellan was in Al
ban "a the 10Th with Gov, Seymour assist
ing ~ -" organization Of troops, 1900
Sc. alr.o1, and six other regiments. Vol
untecr Te"jmeu's were Offering their serv-
ccs. \ let'-I from Washington stated that
Hooker had I2.reated from Falmouth 10
NaTreutOH station. to Intercept Lee who
was marching on Warrington. Lee passed
through Thorough gap, Hanking Hooker
and cutting off an entire corps, which it is
supposed he captHred Lee, says the letter,
is driving Hooker, who is rctreating to Al
eKandria.
Hooker bucne& o largo portion Of his
tents, prov lsious Sc, at Falmouth. The
letter says 81 large part Of Mi!roy division
is captured including the whole Of his r. gi-
monts at BewyyilIc with an entire oattnry
--also cannon, wagons, tents, &c. The
Of ha force raaclc ilarpers Fer
ry. 4 Washington dispatch Of the 10th
says u battle between Lee and Hooker was
imminent. Lee was believed TO be the other
side Of Bull Run mountains. Immense
clouds of dust were seen asceRding.
A later dispatch says Lee had pushed q
very large force up the Shenandoah Valley,
Ewell being in advance assisted by Stu.
arts cavalry, HILL corps being close by,
and Longstrect in the rear. The Federal
forces had evacuated Frederick and fallen
back TO the Relay House, and then return
ed to Frederick. a Baltimore dispatch Of
the l1th says the Federal forces had cvacu-
ated Harpers Ferry and took possession of
Md. Heights which we're strongly fortified
md able to resist far superior forces.
The New York Herald believes Ices oh
ect is to capture Washington, "a prize
worth all the cost and halnrd of the adven-
urc.n The HERALD illen remarks that the
var spiri OF the North will be revived by
his invasion, and large forces will be rails
d un the strength Ot it, and that the re-
ult may be the defeat of the rebel army
md the capture Of Richmond, while the
ebela are making attempts upon Waphing-
on.