New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
Regiments Moving to Join Gen. !ienSe--
E-cnptnrc OF Cnttie from tho Hebris-
The Property Destroyed in ihc Cumbcf-
Inud vsIIey-ousrugcs by the Eeb.is-
Why the Rebels Preferred 6. Read x he

Cr.nHEs,Buns Tas.d.y. July Il. 1863
TIE Militia OF Pennsylvania snd Nev-fors are
still marching through this place to unto with the
gallant erd brave Meade in striking The dcath-blow
10 Rebellion and Slavery. Seven regiments passed
through this morning TO Greencaste, from which
lace they will take tue road 70 .lliamsPort, Mary
hind.
Yesterday fine drove Of co head Of cat,ls wss
driven through to Harrisburg, captured from tie
enemy on Sunday. near IIagerstowni also train OF
Naaob. aud ambuIanees taken on the same dey aud
sent To the same place. Almost d.ily we see squads
Of prisoners marched in tho direction Of Harrisburg,
captured by oar cavalry. Tie work goes brsvsly
on and very coon must come the great battle, which
". leiitye will uul 10 rOui the horde III Nsndals
commanded by Gen. Lee. For the last three dsys
we have heard hrsvy csnnousdiog. and as ar Us we
az icani tbe resulls ave been rpsi ifyo able.
To-Day Lorn srru-s are Ia LIE Of hatue; tho
Rebel line extending along the Potomac t'v@F, with
he les Lelr 81. amct College. and Tue rSnt near
lispcOk.
We are intimately acquainted with tho country,
and believe thst 20 superor advantage Ia point oi
locai cn eau b.. euioyed 10y either army.
The Potomac River Wa ysSerdsy from tx 10
nine feet tetp and the beAvr rains st night would
IT least keep up The current Il noi raise Il somewhat
The ,rive ir1ops under Gen. Meade being insPlricd
~ tbe recrnt godsns victory At GevsSdr2 ard also
by g. noble oaus- IA which they have eng agsd wiii
kLo. defeat bui viii iignt der9craisiy until In
mortal II tory shsl crowR their eiloni.
TIE II Il. inOIaS 4. ScO.L, Assistant Secretary of
Wa rco.Aily, was hero yestcrlhy. lo reports the
1c,trnction Ut property OF the Cumberland valley
Eailfl.d Company NJ Lot less than 900. Inc
Pot Guiding destroyed by Fobbers undcf command
I. stuart o,e year ago was not rebuilt. Ise
eu.in. house aud ,hine shops were rebuilt, sud
dostr0yed ~ he NsDdsl. under command Of Gen
piokeu. The Government 10 actiysly engaged III
repsiriug the dhmag dOn, to the road, AID IN the
eour.. of few moro day, IL will DO completed "a
f.r ss ChalnbefrhIfg.
We are hearing hourly a tho outrage, pcrps-
tr,od by the Rebel horde during TIER brief stay In
Penney .vauiA. L. the cOnuirY, where the farmers
could uoi resist they behaved mCst in1ug iulyi bGi
!ew farmer. along tn.r route escaped ~ b4ses H.
suite and robbenes Of tue moot isrrihls character
y. ver-l catered ths hOu.c Of Mcs. Capt. Bfy'on,
uesr Silver Sprrng, Cumberland C0unty, Pa, and
..kei for .om-thng to eLi. The god lndy v-ry
.iudy s~i t,cn ths test fhe had. Ihey hts near
i!y Ani, while enjoying Ter hospitality, krd ~
uos, iu,nlung l.,gdass 10 her. Alter they hE1
nnisi ed thrr meal tLey examined every apartment
of her house, breaking her iurniiurc, tearing oTen
her beds sud trsriuy h"r own AID her childroa's
, loihos 10 pi-ces Ihey bruke to aions her piano,
at % LeI BIui.es car ct iof horss-blsnesis and
aecd tho walls OF her tcs' room, Nth apple-bL,er
tud i.fi.
AnltLer squad called at TIE promises OF Mr.
Strta. O. few giles tf.in ClamhorsOnrg, aud took
hi- O.. &C. cattle, loaded tusir wagons with corn,
oats ald what. searched hi- nous-, TOOK ali tiey
49,. sd frouIi and ucc4IAs Le fr'ase! - give thom
o., ml.h IA ,ury l.. they q, LANDED which Ae bad
.ot to give tiry csio, rhicy, 10 tie rcs,noo OF III.
fAas slot tIui dctd, aud wnlle dying Ia his blood
,hey dragged hi, body and buried /. Ia n dung
hcAY.
A,otler poor laboror who lives IA an sumhl,
cabin "a the Warn spring Road, leaiIns from Cham
,cfsNury to Mrrci-hlfg, ~ls a1tarh"d By 'hgm.
iL,t demanding ~ many huudre dol 80 from him,
v.n,h be frlrateIiy Tod tl,m De bat nJt % -lyc.
ihr poor naI turu.l 20 20 10 hs house, wien 0ue
struck bin on the lead with The tutt Gnu oi ha
.lusket, witch ku", kcd nI1 Gown, and wDilc lying
-iul,d On tAc ground. they .ayr bin several blows
.rnts md o.lr as.ist.d when they believed Ia VS.
a,ty The poor victim Of tui. iuhumau and more
tar savage atrucity Is hiil LIVING aud may reeO'nI
tot wrcn l,t by tie k-t~ls was takcu away by hs
- orr ana earned - has mouse, As thty lhoa-lti
~ lyIuy condition.
Turs. INSTANCES are perhaps among the mos, IA
graut ihs Southcru Nand.ls have cOmHtted upon
our Citizcns but W. coal1 wiue laLo alter page a!
in.tau 80 somewhat less t-rrbls ia character, bat
hofrllo cholgI 10 Cause the blood io chill Ia The
yelfs.l every Truly rthucd aud i0yu ci.iEon.
I . declarations ui th0.c ui-sfcAnt editors In the
Sau.L " re- liliy cNemplisd "a tlis invasion. Ihey
came With L.c and sword, and tsvorey indeed do
Dur y. o,s su'ier from tho ctie.ts OF H.
Tb,ss among tho Rebel army That seemel most
,nc Incl {, read invariably asked for THs lKnUNE.
,nf corr-rponGrnt exchanged ,evenl IKirUsIs
for Richmond raler,. They ,sid fHI ImBUSE vAs
tht far opponent of tue prIncipes OF tue Souih
hat IL was consistent, aud ua. they preferred II ~
.uy oth-r payer W. had. Thc Nrad they called
nercenarv, aud The Uorif they saf. "c shonii
not all.N b. le lubh he'd, for it .ympatbiIed with
th.ni. aud IN srint ~as opposcd 10 tne institutions
of our Government. NOur correspondent was ~
Chsmbersbgrg dIdhg tho sntlrs Invasion and bad
convention with many Rebel officers, and tn every
iu,ta0cs referred ~ tic action Of our GoYtrnmeat
d. u. INST. a ,lev
horitnis to Ju'ufy IT, such men, they would
promptly say. we hang IN the South and yon men
should haig all such 10 tho North"
He net 1ia,ssippi editor who seemed TO repre-,
,out TIE slavehoijlns elass IN the sopIh. lie sad
mat ,re cnptasfs - tho Soath opposed 10 the
lnsii,ntous Of our Government. Tney regarded tne
elective franchise, % exercised hy us, n truly
dangerous. No one. said he, should vote bat the
veal hy--thoso Who bad property to protect. The
poor claes OF people, ho said were but objects oi
charity and wee Of no adva1Ase TO any Govern
,oent Let rs s,tablMh our Couiedorecy. said ne,
nnd we will oIen tho door WIDE enough TO lot them
ali leave. We want none ia our GUverunsnt but
thore that eau own sltves. We want purely
slave Acstoerncy. We love the slave, and will
H. 10 for am. said he, WAS nlrsed by onc and
have now NV children nutr-d by thebi. lie said
III. loc,nns that n,an il caabl, Of selfgovcrnment
/, failure. Certain aro boru 10 rule, and We
are ior having them 10 rule, nni they alone should
be obcyei. TINS was perhaps the m ~ radical Van
dni mot. lie was n colonel, and f,lt his position
greatly. lie rcmcd fsir representative OF tho
IlOi.purs of the South, ono VINO tQoDgh but little
aud .aid d great deal. Wherever In went aud con
vrr-ed bc attracted a crowd lie was emlnantiy
pon-.d WITH hinself, aud felt that h. wa- dong
meal work among Tue mud,is OF tho NOrth-as ho
won.i BE- pleased 10 call them.
But grneIul arc wo that tho Rebellion waged by
n, men aud for such ignoble purponos, is rapidly
beiue tforgnt 10 iDs lodous end. \ 10 moro
months, aud he loyal people 0i the North VIII 800
the results oi u glorious und honorable peace.
FRANKLIN
s,ouditjou q NJ Tho Wouut~I nj WuyneNboro.