Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

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NV York. June IL The Her.lh'. 3 ,I,inore
dispatch dated at 10 O'Clock last night. has the
lolonna:
Tn. R.i.eI movement now in prorress ,ow,r,
the North j. being made ht Lees whole army
The advance il lei hy Evell. with J.rk.n,'s old
c,,rp- oT t~odivi-ions. consisting OF Il. OO1 The
81 had net cpue m
Lee. with HilP- ard Lrngstreei.s corns are
also moving north. aud will act in conjunction
wi'h Ewe
NJ ,ri,n. burg is in possession of EweIi. who viii
undoubtedly move into Peuasylvania when Joined
bs hi 81 division.
Lee forces engaged in this movement arc
full, 9S.D00 There can be no doubt that lie " IN
move Al once into the interior of Pernsylyani,
en'ie ,voring Ia do so before there can be an or
gai'zed defense
NV Y"EK June 1.-THE Herald's Washing,
ton dispatch say:
From Rebel sources the following !. leornel.
de- not know what value may he attached to !,
II cnire~pords however, ~hh Whist :, mnathize, :
her. have whispered .IoIn time to time for a " eek
pasi:
Le~'- armv. numHerias $4,000 men. has been
DIVIDED into three parts
NJ st,rtel AK days ago from Gorlonsville
for = nker,b urs. Va.
M left Capenper Court House rn procee I
Nv WY of Grtfinn Ia Wheeling AMI Ptt.hure
with in-tru~rinns after occupyirg the l,,,er. 70
unite with No. I'd proceed through Ohio into
Ksn,uck,
No 2 Wa to nrocoe'l bv way of WINCHESTER tn
Hirrer'- Ferry into Mir,lnnd and P,nnsv!yani,
and ,fprw srd 10 II nr-bnrg or Bahimore with
,,a IN nm, Il, tN erSiop t., oc.uD- H. -.
'enli,n OF the Feieral army of Inc East. Til
last division of the Rebel ar nv is composed very
Iarrfy at cavalry AMI mounted artillery
Richmond j. FIR the present al,alnioned with
rhe expectation that c"nScripfs and new levies
will lac brought there in sufficient numbers to
garrison tie lefense.
II j. exns,rtei that force from twenty 10 thirty
thousand Rebel :, mDi'hizer. will bp in readiness
IN MARYLAND To co operate with the 81 division
l. mIv ala. he stated m yer, generally believed
here that Bragg had jniaed Lee and thit the
Rei.e nrmv moving in this d. ecfon amounte.i
90 l5t 900 men. To c"rrohorate this Union ofi
eer> here from the Southwest, saw all the nnt.
IA that r.r-t at the country have been fortifiei
with tho highest degree nf arts. 10 such an OK
tent thu there was uo'hing more EFF to he done
and IN inSre,l of Meeting reinorcementS in T. Q
Southwest they have actually been sending ~
Inducements from fhe western armies 10 Lee
with view 80 offensive operatiors.
The Her Ids isHnch from he uqu,rters Ar
nv of The Pntomsc of the 5th savs
This morning we started aga and 10 night
the whole country south OF the Occounon is left
10 The enemy
II j. reported ih,t Rebel cavalry are nj Cha
hersbHrg. and that The enemy has anpe'rel at
Brooks Station. five miles from Aqua Creek
The Rebels will undoubtedly follow ia cl ,se-
l.. Il. IL al.
forces il not anticipated.
II would probably he improper to state where
our next line of defense will he estahliShel
Hooker is h,s'ering with his entire army n
the defense of Washington. and will occup,
The position best adapted to defeat the plans OF
| Lee
To dsv I'll ia quiet
Whether Lee will attack Ne. or atterpt anoth-
or experiment in Maryland. remains to ne deter.
mined In \ few hougs we shall he re'iv fol
him and the fire Of he Re"el army OF Virgins
will ! e decided in few drys.
Quite large number OF army officers left tow
10 drv for the North. to aid in organizing am
putting into the fold the militia that was calet
out bv the President
! A rumor is current that Col Fernev has coun
selled the restoration of Mcclellan to the com
msnd Of the ARMY "f the Potomac
Persons report herring cinnnn1ding in III,
d;r ecton Of Cen,ervlle ~ early dawn 10 dav
II i stated TINT if General McCle,lin shout
be aurhnriZed 70 i-sne "a call for volunteers 20 re
| pei The invasion of the border free States. all tn
soldiers recently mustered ort ut service, to
man would undoubted respond To it. ami
a &c army o. veterans would thus he suddenl
| mproviSed
A committee from Harrisburg waited on th
| President to night 10 urge the adoption of thi
course.
Lee undoubtedly has an immense force ne
tween Warrcnton and CulFepper. AMI those let
ut Fredericksburg. numbering nearly 10000 viii
probably be added to that army pos
! sihle.
! The public may he prepared for another gram
struggle near " ,shington. gigantic 6zzle.
The Herald's Washington di>ra'ch says:
The march from falmouth u the present posi-
ton of the army was a severe one. MANY of IN
soldiers tainted from the effects of the heat an
the mules and horses gave In the 81 corp
alone about - men died bv the wav, from SUI
stroke cavalry fore was left behind TO tax
care Of and bring or those who we're exhausted
The creeks anil rvues and the mire spring
on the road were nearly dry and afforded n
relief
The steamer Arago has arrived from Por
1 ROYAL. General Hunter aud staff among tb
passengers.