The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,

says tho enemvh pfOBrehh 10 SLOW put WIN
large force they arc marching into PennayL
yania Anars Mt Harrisburg bear q more
quiet aspect, though tho country people, with
drovoo Of cattle aud horses, are rushing into
tho city IN large numbers. Preparations for
defence arc going on rapidly Con, Huilo has
evacuated Carlisle, but at last accounts The
robols had not occupied tho town. Much per.
ploxity cxisla 40 to tho exact rouio tho rebels
hayo tulfsn. EarlJ'o division ls at Gotbys'
burg and Rhodes division 10 at Chambers
burg,
Gen. AIlroy hasbcon superseded by Colonel
Pierce
The Herald publishes very interesting news
from Port Hudson Tho second assault was
mado ON Port Hudson on the llth by tho Union
troops, and they were again dsastrously re-
pulsed. The loss Of field officers in killed and
wounded was very large, amounting to no less
than five Colones. Tho Fodorals, though re-
pulsed, fought brayeIy. Gen. Banks has not
force enough to accomplish what ho 30 dar'
ingy attempts, aud wants roinlorccmonts II
was expected that another assault would bo
made on tho l0th,
The latest from Voksburg Ia to the 22d
Navigation was closed up to Memphis.
The destructive operations Of tho rebel Pri.
valeers in Northern waters continued unaba
ted Tho Herald soys tho ocean ia lit up by
the rebel sea devils, Four more vessels have
been destroyed within the last day or two, one
of which was large sde.whee steamer. A
bark and three master schooner were hard
at wor, of the Bay Of Fundy, The merchants
of Boston offer a reward Of ten thousand dol
lars for the capture Of tho bark Tcony. The
Alabama aud Georgia were still at Bohea on
tho 10Th Tho rebel steamer Hattie was cap
tured of Wilmington on Saturday week by
the gunboat Florida.
RICHMOND, July 1.-The New York Herald
of the 2Gh says. dispatches from Harrisburg
dated half past two yesterday p NJ, state that
the enemy was advancing slowly. Over ten
thousand men were at work on tho Pittsburg
Notifications during last week"
No less than twenty vessels have been sent
out in search Of the rebel pryatccr Ticony
Resolutions condemning the arrest and ban
ishment of Yalandigham were defeated in the
Connecticut Legislature,
The Washington Star says it isa deplora'
bic fact that the people of Pennsylvania are
utterly incompetent to protect themselves and
have been driven to the poor extent of driving
their horses and cattle Ncrth before the rebel
cavalry pounced on them.
Gold llji cotton 65.
RICHMOND, July 1.-The Flag of Truce boat
arrived at City Point yesterday, with $50 re-
turned prisoners of war ten political prison.
ers, and five ladies'. The boat brings tho re-
port that the Confederate troops occupy Har.
rsonburg and York, No particulars.
A deserter reports tho yankee force at the
White House at ten thousand, and says they
are waiting for reiniorcements before attempt
ing an onward movement towards Richmond.
RICHMOND, June 3O,--Tho Petersburg Ex.
press of to-day says: at is reported that the
Occupation of Harrisonburg and York by the
Confederate troops is not coniirmed but we
have every reason to believe it true. 1t was
credited at Fortress Monroe, and believed by
persons on the flag of truce boat. WO have
received dispatch from reliable source
stating that there is no doubt whatever of the
fact. Another report by the boat says Hooker
has been superseded by Meade.
An order from Gen. Ewell, dated Chambers
burg, June 22d prohibits the sale of intozcat-
Iing liquors under the penalty of coniiscation
of property. Citizens not in the military ser
vice are admonished to abstain from acts OF
hostility upon the penalty of being dealt with
ina summary manner.
Tho following dispatch has been received
from Gen. Stewart;
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY DIVISION,
June 81 1868.
TO Gen. Cooper-Wo took possession OF
Fairfax Court House this morning, with large
quantity of stores. The main body of Hook
er's army has gone towards Leesburg, except
a garrison at Alexandria and Washington,
which has retreated within the Notifications
at those places
(Signed) E. D. STEWART,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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