Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-27
WAR NEWS.
fFrom our Extra Of Wednesday,

CnARLEsrowN MASS, 23l.
The fishing schooner Inlet arrived this alternooa. She
Gloucester, this morning, forty NILS of Chatham light
having board hundred ana fy prisoners from the
pirate bark Iocy which took the Frence yesterday and
ordered her New Xork with the prisoners Th TIcoRy
took and burned six schoonors yesterday belonging 10
Gloucester and three ships.
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says A
ssenger just returned from Maryland lights says the
place strongly fortified NO rebels have YET appeared
the nearest rebels at Little Anetam, about miles
from HArper's Ferry. Their force is DOT large -,
body of cavalry belonging to Coucs command entered
Frederick yesterday afternoon and drove the rebels out
Matters are rapidly approaching crisis secrecy
governs all public measures
AChambersburg dispatch says detachment of the 1st
N Y cavalfy had skirpish Monday with the rebels
miles this side Of Greenclstlei Pa
News from Pttsburg show that great excitement exists
distant The authorities believe the rebels be in conso-
erable force at Chambersbufg
gentleman who left Gettysburg Pa yesterday morning
informs that the rebels had that place.
the nearest approach OF rebel cavalry was the arrival OF
small body OF at Monterey 10 miles distant where
they stole few horses and made rapid retreat If fear
ful ol capture
The Washington Star of this evening has the following
Nonocacy Junction, 2-dThe rebels have destroyed every
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad brig3 from the Cumberland
Harpers Ferry within the last SO hours Gen Kelly is
after them aud has doubtless put stop to their westward
progress.
Details of the battle of Winchester show that MIroy bad
900 men. The Sth Connecticut and 5th Maryind
captured almost entire The former 500 strong and
muster but - men. We lost three full batteries OF field
art cry and al ne seg? guns in two forts COO muskos
Maryland lights We bear since Of the safety OF some $50
more
Richmond pnprs give accounts Of tho accidental oxplo.
sion of the rob5 rolclh ram Chaahoohie which
make raid on our 'et at Apaatcacoa in revenge Tor
the capture of the schooner Fashion loaded with cotton
| Twelve persons were Killed.
CARTHAGE, 23l
900 strong crossed the Ohio river Oil creek Sunday
morning for raid into Iniiana dispatch dated Parol
Yesterday mornhg says thelr advance was near that place
their purpose SAID TO be TO burn the bridges h5 Ohio
Mississippi Railroad. The citizens armiug them
selsvs TO rsptlie the inVaitrs.
Intelligence has been received that party Of gGarr las
numbering 500 reb-S attacked the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road thiry1ve miles beyond Seymour and at last ac
counts doing immense DESTRUCTION. Gen Burnsiie
has d patched force To drive them back capture
MuRFREEsB1Ro. %
The Savannah RepuLlicdn of June 10th SAYS in recent
expedition by Col Montgomery on the Combihae he stor
700 ngroes negro regiment 500 strong from Boston
arrv "a at Hilton Head. The Chattanooga ReLel June Il
slys Gen Carter has made another raid In East Tenn
with 1000 cavalry He went TO Leonard's Station, de-
stroyei factory aud tore up The railroad track for
| siderable distance.
CINCINNATI, 23l
on sunday morning is not known. Telegraph opera.
tor at Bloomington reports encampmen o thousand
ci eight miles from that place for purpose Of resisting
the enrolment.
The Herald says We have report from rear of Vicks
burg stating that Col Hatch, OF the 81 Iowa cavalry de-
sroyed all tho railroad bridges from Lagrange, Tenn to
Grenada.
Steamer Luminary with official reports from GRANTS
army June 18th, has arriyei Everything progresses
finely. The enemys fire continues but accompishes moth
ing. Col Mower, ~ command OF Miiken's Bead headed
expedition to Richmond, driving tho rebels that
sacton burning the iowa and bringing ths IN and
children to Miken's Band L. is stated positively that the
rebos carried the black g with the skull and cross bones
in the recent attack Mkeu's Bend. JOhnso force
moving towards Yazoo City but Grant is ready for
him.
New Orleans eQrrespondence per steamer THest Point
states that batteries had been opened ON Port Hudson
and continued rain of shot and shell was being poured
into the epemy's works. Several buildings supposed to
contain commssary stores destroyed. The rebels
known 10 b. suffering An expedition had driven
away the force of rebels collected Clinton La Des rters
coming into our lines report the rebel strength
10000 well clothed but suffering for food. Twenty 1vs
and wounded by the enemys sharpshooers Capt. Hart
Of lhe gunboat Adtos Committed suicide by blowing
his brains with pistol while in of insanity from
fever. "