Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

A WAa E9ssLsA o. 4AseH AND
From he Baltimore Telegraph, Jane Isl
We give below the letest Intelligence tbstbas
reached ms ta the hour Of going to prsss. IA
o'clock this merning), concerning TIE move
HaBts OF the rebel array il Pennsylvania. Oar
Information is derived rem the NEST reliable
sources.
WeieaTn frem Frederick bat that place vas
fully occupied yesterday marniBg by eur trssps.
IS well as al the surrounding country.
We have q dispatch from the hsadngsrtsrs Of
the army Of the Potomac, stating that General
Hoeker's cOlumn is now in molten. and viii
seen be to the front end aorth Of Bslfiaera
The lets heavy rains have made tie reads so
bad that the movements are necessarily very
slow,
Gen Sehenek yesterday aftsTseoa received &
dispsteh from GeR. Csuch, Stating thst tbe rsbsl
force ct Gettysburg numbarsd FIVE thousand
zen.
tt is reported upen what seems ts Be coed
s~uthority that Con, A.. P. Hills corps crossed
the river at Williamsport On Friday morning.
II that be ths case, the whels Of the rebel erny
is now on this sids of the Peteraac.
THE INVASION OF P-EENsYLyAHrA.
PHILADELPHIA, jane pa speeial disnaseh
to the BRtletiH, dated Hanover JEResisH, 9th.
says:
AElah NAt1N q AaaaA HA EalaEN kFEeTEaNH err
cavalry left Gottyssurg a. the rebels entered.
The telegraph operator, postmaster and revenue
assessor escaped. Before lasviRg z train Of
thiTtseB freight ears, some WITH Gel Jsanirrs'
sugPlss, were run to This side Of the bridge ct
the edge Of the town. The bridge AID train
were sftsrWaTd destroyed by the rebels. Tbres
members Of he Philadelphia city iroep, aaa the
same Hsmber Of eur infantry, are reported cap
tu,e3.
On Fd5sy night the rebels eHeanapod en-
VOLTS firm, a nile sad o half os this sila IF
ths town. Iha force Was represented to be 5000
strong, With artillery.
Gsn RobiEsoH is in commaud. At midnirhs
their pickets were aear Oxfsrd.
Ant rolling stock Of the Gettysburg and
Hanover Railroad hes been renewed.
The ears which were destroyed belong to the
PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad.
On Thursday night lbe rebel s-RcampmeHt ex-
tended fron Esstewn to Favettsvills.
The editor Of tie Gettysburg Star was cap
suTcd, and it is repsrts4 that one scent was shst.
OCCUPATION OF CARLISLE.
HARRISBURG Juue 27.-CaTlisle was sccR-
pied sbeut ten o'elock this msrRjng by the rebels.
Az twelve O'Clock they were three lsiles this
side, and still advancing. Our cavalry fsTce.
which has 6eea watching ther movements, IS
slowly r5lirinF. @
Tbs energy have a line Of picbets extending
from Carlisle to Gettysburg. They are moving
Ia. his direction ia three e~sluusns.
The State authorities wers in Geographic com
muuicat Oh at twelve o'elsck. has the appear
suce Of the ouemy's colUnR is hourly licked
FOR.
Whist has remained Of iha government ar-
ck.Tes era Bsw osiBE packed us for shipment.
Tbs SUsqEshaRna IS rapidly rising, wkioA
win destroy All the faris. .
Uurrr -mr ~rr~r - 1r H.-a--F U--sLI
! Commanding the troops on INC opposite sids 81
tie river, considers bis .pesitisH i~apTsruabla.
There IS not as mush sIsitsmeni here as thsrs
was when the rebels fyst entered HsgeTst8wn.
The greatest fear is thstt the railroad and ether
bridges 8ersss the river viii be destroyed.
COMMUNICATION WITH JIANOYgR STOPPED.
HANOVER JUNCTION, June q, P. M-TsIo-
graphic communication with HeHsver stopped
Ns half hour since. TIE inference IS tkat he
rebels are there. There is no station between
ybsgs and that place by which 10 ascertain the
fact.
Il ATTACK on JENNINGS REGIMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-spseial dispatch
to the Bulletin, dated York, June ., ] P. H.,
Nothing has been heard yet Of Col J~seninrs'
regiment The attack en- tRan commented
tbBut 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon, BY q large
cavalry forcs, ard continued up TO the last cd
vices. TIE less is not kHeWu, but i. is reported
hat anumbsr were taken prisoners.
sTHL LATER.
HARRISBURG. jane q. 5P.E L-The rebel
so.uma under Gen. Early, whicA was at Gattys-
sRrc yesterday, reached the N0rthsrR Central
,'Eilread a few Minutes after 70 o'clock to-day,
yt a peins between York Eud HsHovsr juI csign
The wires were cut and no further news Of thsir
-A--M----H- g. Hr--n VS.. "a HHn arou~-a AraI-
a dfgpztch fram York states that The rsbsls
lire in force at AbbotistowR, = village iouJteeE
miles tt0m.tkere.
The coiUma " ich passed through Carlisle
this morning is now at Kingston, thirteen miles
irem hers. They have met VITA ne exposition
is vet. As they approach nearer Harrisburg,
tbsir movements will be slow aEd cautious.
STILL L4TER-THE REBEL CCUPY YORK
WITHOUT RESISTANCE.
HARRISBURG. JgRe 27.-Ihs rebels occupied
York az 3 o'clock ibis altern8cn. Ne resistance
Yves made by our troops. The regiments Of Coils.
Thomas and Friek are known to be- safe. York
iI 10 miles from Columbia.
AZ 9 O'Clock to-day, q sk1ruish took place a.
S~ievitt's gap, eleven miles from where tie
Pennsylvania railroad crosses The SusqusksnRs
river We hsl leBr mon killed in the skiraish.
S~i.sritt's gap is eighteen siles frem Harrisburg.
The people from all paris Of the State are
promptly responding to the Governors preela-
lsati9n Of yesterday.
The excitement Aere is most intense. TIE
streets are crowded with cihzans and straBgers.
Who are turning cut By thousands to defend the
city. The greatest harmeaY aaa good feeling
prsvsi{, each ore eudesvorirg TO 10 ell he can
ID assiat in redeemisg the State and csustry.
Adj Gen Russell issued an order this af5ar-
neon that arms should be given 70 al ciszsEs
IN .apphestlon az the arsenal When it becEsae
hr9wn Ct least three hundred perscnb made aps
plcstion fer weapons. Most eff The meR whs
arms were formed i1to companies and
niarehed across the river.
HARRISBURG, JuB5 27-MijniEkt-Infsrms-
tiCn has heea received that the Confederate
force which was at Slerritt's gap at fsur o'clock
afternoon, has arrived ia trent Of Duncan
non, tie Junction Of the susquehanns and just
rivers. In that sveHt the Pennsylvania
Central will be cut.