Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-30
Hanging Federal Prisoners Of
War.
Reported taking of Port Hudson.
The Report reeds Authorization,
FROM The ARMY or THE PO-
T0MAC.
Addresses OF CeneraIs Hooker
and Meade.
NE REBEL INvA-ION



A Washington dispatch to the Philsdel
phia papers says the rebels who captHaed
B wagon train consisted Of part Of FiiZ-
hugh Lees Brigade the whole Of which wa
marching TO Beltsville, on the Baltimore &
Ohio Road.
Two reOel regiments are encamped at
Aecotink ten miles from Alexandria.
Captured rebels say that Stuarts Cavalry
with artillery are marching on the Rail-
road between Washington and Baltimore
The whole rebel army except stlsrt's Cav
airy is now in Pennsylvania. The rebel
officers say they are determined to make
Pennsylvania the future hat-le field.
PHILADELPHIA, June q.
Telegraphic communication between
Harrisburg and PiItsburghis still perfect
There is no truth in the rumored cap
tUre Of Harrisburg. r,
HARRISBURG, June 20.
Information was received BY the author
tiles this morning, which they consider
perfectly reliable, that $1,000 rebel troops
had passed through Chamhersburg up to
Saturday, together with 104 pieces of ar
tillery.
General Lee was at Chsmbersburg with
his staff on Saturday. The indications are
that a strong effort will be made to obtain
q foot hold on this side of the river.
The rebels have remained apparently in
active in our front up to the present time
BALTIMORE, June %.
The rebels appeared This morning at an
early hour four miles beyond M4rrets
vile, aud tore up the track. About IL
o'clock another small force Of rebels ap-
pesred at Sykesville, thirty -one miles from
Baltimore, and destroyed the railroad
track.
a rebel cavalry force encamped last
night at Sandy Spring, Montgomery conn
ty, and sent out scouting parties. This
force is supposed to be the same that has
appeared at the point above mentioned.
The road to Washington is as yet unmO-
Tested by he rebels.
HAKEIsBUHu, June %, 1.30 P n.
Two refugees have just arrived here by
the Pittsburg Mail Route who left Cham
bersburg Saturday evening They state
that at IL o'clock Saturday morning Gen
eral Lee in company with Longstreet and
A. P. Hill, with their stats and es-
corts, left Chambersburg taking the direc-
ton of Gettysburg.
When the refugees left, Hills corps was
passing through the town, taking the road
General Lee went out on.
All the rebel troops that passed through
Chambersburg are coming in this direc-
ton.
Special to the World;
HARRISBURG, June 29-sOoN.-I have
Just returned from Oyster Point, the most
distant post of our lines There was firing
in the night, about two o'clock and one Of
our pickets was wounded. The enemy is
threatening TO cross the Susquehanns, but
there has been no conflict.
A citizen Of Carlisle who left that place
at eleven o'clock last night arrived here
Today. he states that the barracks are
occup ed BY 1000 men, besides a brigade
encamped at each end Of the town. BE
left there on Saturday for Gettysburg
where LOngstreets headquarters are now
established
Hills corps was between Carlisle and
Chambersburg, while Anderson's corps or
division was at Chambersburg on Friday.
This is the atestinformsiion received here
regarding the position of the enemy. He
has shown no disposition to advance.
COLUNmA, Pa, June 29-2 P. N.
Several citizens who went out under the
flag of truce, have just returned across the
river from Wrightsville.
The rebels evacuated Wrightsville at 10
o'clock this morning and commenced NOV
ing toward York.
The rebels respected all private proper
ty, and did not interfere with the canal
The rebel troops arrived at the bridge
yesterday, with artillery, aud few min
utes after our troops crossed over.