The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-30

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I4e army II ge Pg.onac i8 Fugina
and VITA tie f3roe under General
Scbenck have been broken.
A flank movement on the part Of
Hooker across tbs three lower fords
nay resoli disas,roady 10 the enemy
~ isolaiing The right from his ncN
base II operations GA the upper Po-
iaHac.
Whatever truth there may be u the
report II Lees proximity To Washing
ington, here is still opportunity for
repelling bis further advance.
Newbern, y c. June %.
As sooa a. the intelligence rcaehrl
Gen. Foster 81 Lecss advance, he, on
bis own responsibility, commenced
making arrangements for ~embarkins
81 his available forces for Fortress
Monroe, to be used by Gen. Dix IN
taking Richmond, or 10 assist 10 re-
peling the rebel invasion, as Gen. Dix
may think proper,
Oar waters, since the reception II
the news. have bern black with NOV
ing MASSES of troops, who have never
breu defeated, and loud are their
cheers COZ their victorious leader, who
would give his lie for tbe present
c laee Of leadipg hem into Richmond.
Philadelphia. June Is.
Gen Franklin has been ordered to
a command in Louisiana under Gen.
Banks, Y
New York June 26.
The Harrisburg correspondent Of
tie Philadelphia Press aaysi
Gen. Knipc was reinforced to-day
by several regiments. including The
command Of Cen. Hall, Of New York,
and Goth New York militia.
Gen. Knipe has orders to repel amy
advance OF the enemy, and will offer
teattie on their mn eararcc.
II Is expected thai our troops will
commence offensive Operations to-
morrow.
Col. Thomas regiment was sent u
York where they will form a portion
81 fruklin's provisional corps de
af8sec.
lei, zen rally understood, says the
same ,ofra,p .adrnt, that a portion q
Gen. lookei army i at Mary Lind
ilriguts preparing ID NICE Zee.
a gent man lron tlager,towu says
be thiaes L.e mrl Loug-treet were
there "wednesday, and al immense
army biyoagked around the place.
ClanbersLOr g IS ~occupicl by lhe
rebel Gen. Rhodes division.
MONDAY.
Harrisburg, june ~.
u despatch from Hanover Junction,
dated this morning.. & igcs tie follow
ng particular il regard 70 the move
mn, II the redels
The rebel pltsets are within eight
miles Of Hanover Junction,
One Of our scouts was killed al Get
tisburg yesterday, and several taken
prisoners.
Information has been received, thai,
the rebels ran all the ears on the Rock
Creek bridge, and set them on fire.
Col, Jennings regiment Of Penn
s~ylvania militia, in that neighborhooi
was routed by the rebels, and some
forty Of them taken prisoners.
The Curtin troops, under Capt.
Murray, had a skirmish Yesterday in
Walnut Bottom, near Carlisle at stone
tavern. The troops lost seven men.
The authorities expect that the
bridges on the Northern Central rail
road, in the neighborhpod Of York and
Hanover functions, will be destroyed
to-day, thus cutting off all commuuica.
ton with Baltimore.
Headquarters Army poiamae,
June 81.
The army Of tie Potomac is in mo.
ton, and will soon be 10 the front and
north Of Baltimare.
The heasy rains have made the
roads 80 bad that the movements are
necessarily slow.
Harrisburg, June y.
Tie rebels occupied York It 5 o.
clock this evening. No resistance was
made BY our troops.
York il len miles from Columbia.
At ; o'cl0ck this afternoon a Skin.
mish took place at Stewards Gap,
eleven miles from wheret the Pennsyl.
yania railroad crossed the Susque-
hannah.
Stewards Gap is eighteen miles
from Harrisburg.
The people from all parts Of the
State are responding to The Governors
proclamation Of yesterday.
Tie excitement here is moe, intense.