Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

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from New YORK.
Srw YoRx. June l6 = The steamship Scotia
is below. With dates 10 the OH.
A Suffolk correspondent states that Gen. Cor.
corsn. with 10 900 men. left there on the 9th, in
the rection Of the BsckwAter.
The Rebel General jenkins Is At Franklin with
quite force. and IL is surmised that our troops
are destined there
All our militia regiments are getting under
arms NJ the city srmories. Bells were rung at
midnight ia Brooklyn, calling out minute men
and all the regiments in that CITY. who assembled
nj : o'clork this morning Lirge numbers leave
for Phil,denhia this morning
The B Il nore American of Monday saws:
The most reliable information We have been
able To- obtain il to the following effect:
an attack vas made on Saturday morning on
n SIN ~ fnrce of our men at Berryyie under
Gen McReynolds. of which the first MARYLAND
battery formed part. They fell back before
superior numbers and Joined ten. Milroy NJ
" in chsster. after n short enea cement. Of which
tie restl are VI known.
At the same time Winchester vas attacked in
ront rom the ) ,uth 10y force reported TO lie
u llei TIE command of the successor Of Stone
WI JarksOn.
The troops that m lde the attack NJ Berryville
are reported TO be under the command OF Gen
1llmhle
A third force. after thi. q 'ounter is said to
have captured detachment of our men at Bun
kef Hill. aud then moved on Mariinsburg
A. p NJ Yesterday they demanded the sur
render OF Martin-burg. giving 10 minutes for the
men nnd children To leave town.
Gen. TYLER. who commands nj Msriinsbnrg
refused to surrender. and All artillery fight com
menced.
The lines were broken between Harper's Ferry
att ~. and what occurred after that, is 10,
knOen
A battle was also in progress az Winchester
yesterday. the result OF which il not known.
Gen Mroy repulsel Esell on SATURDAY., and
said he could hold out Ill reinfprcemenrs reached
him II unable to sustain his position. he would
f,ll blck on the line to Rpmney, the H,rper's
Ferry and MArtnsburg roads being held by the
enemy
The estimates of the Rebel force in the Valley
nre wide apalt that they form no reliable data
Tor conclusion.
No damage was done 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio road as far as known. No cars or locomo.
tives on the line are exposed 10 cap ure Orders
we're sent ia exposed fronts Yesterday. aud no
less than 40 locomotives and sDme ! 300 cars
were brought to Baltimore in safety. as precau
tionnrv measure. No trains will be run bey ond
Harper's Ferry for the present
IL j. ascertained that Hooker left the Station
near Falmouth on the morning of the 18th. and
proceeded towards Du nfries. where there vas u
rest for the night E,rly Monday morning they
proceeded on the road TO Fsirfax Station. where
they probably arrived on Monday night Preyi
Gus to the departure of Hooker. the 9th army
corps, which lay both sides of the river below
Fr erckbtrs roceedod nor,hv ari and reached
the vicinity OF Dumlries Sunday night.
Belle Plains and Aqua Creek have been evac
uated, and all public property has been shipped.
or otherwise secured The effects destroyed were
such rs were not worth removal
Unto Monday morning, our army held the line
of the X lppahannock from Banks to Kelly
Ford. The rear is protected by sufficient troops
TO hold the enemy at bay. should he attempt to
cross the river below
During Sunday evening. cannonading was
heard in the direction of Thoroughfare Gap. L.
thought to be an effort of the Rebels to eros,
in force
II is ascertained that the main portion of The
Army of The Potomac has retired from the line of
the Rappahannock This movement is rendered
necessary BY that of the enemy The wounded
nd sick have been transferred to the vicinity of
W ,shington.
The exact position of Lee is supposed to be at
or near Thoroughfare Gap.
Foreign News.
arrived this morning. The crew of the bark Inca
arriv ell AZ Liverpool.
The Inca was burned by the Florida, near the
Equator.
The Florida also DESTROYED the ship Oneida,
about the same time ~ the Inca
Negotiations are nearly completed for the
transfer ct the Hudson Bay ComDanys rights to
the British Government
The Polish Instruction is actively going for
ward
Seward has responded to the invitation to Join
diplomatic action on the Polish question He
siys that America cannot deviate from her posi-.
non of non intervention.
IL IL believed the Opposition in the French
Chambers will have - members. There is a
great gain for the Opposition in Paris.
From Harrisburg.
HARkIsBURG. Pa June I6-Il A M.-Every-
thing is gloomy here. Indications are that the
Rebels will be in sight OF here by to morrow, and
in the absence of troops u stop the advance OF
the Rebels. the destruction ot all the bridges on
the Susquehanna is newt tble. A. fast as troops
reach here they sent u the different fords on
the river. where works ara being constructed
The attempts To get troops from Washington
have failed. and all the energies OF the State
must he devoted towards arrestug the progress
of the Rebels
There is no hope of saving the country South
OF the Su>quehanDa.
From Philadelphia
PHLADrLPHIA. June l6 The Mayor has is
sled procla nation. in view of the urgent neces-
lily OF instant action to protect the Capital urg.
NJ the closing OF stores. and connecting them
selves Immediately with existing military organi-
cations. for the defense of the city