The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-30
STIRRING NEWS FROM PENN.
sYLvANIA.
Harrisburg Threatened.
Flance and England in Accord.
Gen. Hooker Gives Place 20 GEN
Mead.
Harrisburg Threatened.
The Situation East


impaired.
Gen. Meade, by direction of the Pres
ident, has assumed command and issued
an address TO the Army.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Two rebel
regiments encamped at Accotink, ten
miles from Alexandria.
The whole rebel army, with the ox-
ceptiOn of Stewards cavalry, is now in
Pennsy lvania.
Rebel officers say they mean to make
Pennsylvania their future battle field.
ST. JOINS, N.F, june 27.-The steam
er City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
18th, was boarded off Cape Race.
Palmerston, at the Lord Mayors ban
quet on the 10th, said France and Eng
land perfectly accorded on all questions,
for peace or war, whether in the East or
West.
Telegraphic communication between
Harrisburg and Pittsburg discredits the
rumored capture Of Harrisburg.
New YORK, June 29,-Oolton 70; gold
471-2.
HARRISBURG, June 29.--The authori-
ties have learned that thirty seven thou
sand rebel troops had passed through
Chambersburg up to Saturday.
The rebels in our front are apparently
active at the present time.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-The rebels tore
up the railroad track near Marriottsville,
and also at Sykesville, eleven miles from
Baltimore. The road to Washington is
yet unmolested by the rebels.
Adyices from Gen. Grants army to the
22d say the siege 10 progressing vigOr-
ously.
Deserters report Tennessee and Georgia
troops much dissatisfied, and talk of re-
fusing to fight longer.
Johnston's movements are still wrapped
in mystery. The last report says his
forces are all Withdrawn beyond Big
Black, and are moving South.
Gen. Taylor is reported to have hung
all Federal prisoners captured at MILF
ken's Bend.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The excite
ment here is intense. Stores are being
closed in order to recruit a regiment.
The rebels occupied fredericksburg
this morning, capturing several thousand
dollars worth of Government property.
Gen. Johnston's rebel division, from
eight to ten thousand strong, entered
Ohambersburg Wednesday and moved
towards Shippensburg on Friday.
The rebels have possession of York
Pa, and have thrown out pickets towards
Lancaster.
WAsHIEGToN, June ga large num-
Der of Fitzhugh Lees cavalry dashed
into Anandale on the 9th, capturing
several suffers and wagons.
Harrisburg, Pa, June 20 Our troops
retired slowly, and nov occupy the for
tilications in and around Harrisburg
An attack is soon expected from the
rebels.
The reports from York, Pa, are con.
flicting.
A fight took place at Wrightsvillo OF
Saturday. Col. Flick, guarding the
bridge, was compelled TO cross 70 Co
,, lumbia.
The rebels who drove us from Sterreti
{ Gap Friday moved towards DuncAnnon
and then returned to the Gap.
Troops under the new call are rapidly
arriving.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Three Thousand
8 rebel cavalry crossed the Potomac a
Seneca, Montgomery county, and thi
morning took the Jamestown road.
g The rebels burned two bridges on tn
e other side of York.
Q HARRISBURG, June 29.-Gen. Camero
learns that 10000 rebels are at Carlisle
with AZ pieces of artillery.
i LANCASTER, June 29.-Great excite
d ment prevails. Refugees from Harris
= burg arc Aocking in here. Business vii
Y be suspended tomorrow, and two thou
Z, sand citizens march to resist the enem
10 at the river.
= A column Of five thousand rebels
4 marching towards Columbia.
r The rebels shelled Wrightsyille op
e posite Columbia. II is reported ths
5, rebel cavalry crossed the Potomac be
low Edwards Ferry and captured on
a hundred and fifty negroes. Three reb'
8 brigade are moving towards Washing
ton on the branch Of the Baltimore an
- Ohio Railroad to destroy the trest
ID work between Washington and AnnapC
1t lis.
At SANDY HooT-Steamer Henry Ola
30 ~ from Liverpool the 10th has arrived. 81
reports meeting the Confederate steam
" Florida with two hundred prisone
aboard. Rumored in England tn
a Vicksburg was relieved aud Grant su
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