Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-03

When Ger. Rodcs9 division Of Ewoll's
corps, arrived at Chambcrsburg, the operator
was unable to escape. lie remained until
"Wednesday. 'vl:en he made his escape, by the
way Of Londul 10 rhr PENNSYLVANIA railroad,
and arrived hero to-aar
They numbered l. 2,GlD and had Ave batteries
Of artillery, With Il long tr;,in Of ambulances
and wagC,.. VI the officers wore new UNI
forms. ;rl:icb had no doubt. been sent 10 Ha-
gcrstowR b. rebel syInpathizerS in anticipation
oi' their arrival.
Cen JU.rgton's division was also within six
miles OF the ;own. The soldiers believed they
were going 70 Harrisburg, and were anxious to
know how far of it was.
At headquarters tc-ni.at they informed me
that the rebels appeared to he concentrating in
the nmun'ain passes Of the Blnc Ridge and its
spurs. They sccm TO fear advancing with
+ Hooker in their rear: but are living on the
country which they row occupy.
Two rebel cavalry taken yesterday near
ChambcrSburg, report the rebels advancing
unler Gen. Eweil into Pennsylvania, with %
regiments of infantry. 5000 cavalry, and 90
pieces of artillery chiefly heavy guns, and that
they send out small parties to bring in live
stock \ column, 5000 strong are sent to
!! &erc..slh,rg, with eight pieces Of artillery.
iiaif Of them hare marched to McGonnolls-
burg. Some Of the border men arc reported
sympathetic.
4 despatch from Carlisle ut 645 p NJ,
2Gtl june, states that the rebels have all the
mills within their reach Grinding corn, etc.,
for them.
THE FREDERICK TEIEGRANS.
| haze Just returned from the vicinity of
the South Mountan battle field. thirteen miles
distant from here. From persons who left
B0onSboro' this afternoon learn that the
rebels have all left tha; plaza.
-tndGrson's division, Of LongStrcct's corps,
which arrived there on u Wednesday night and
cncampcd, left on Yesterday morning, taking
the Wavncsborn road to Chamber>burg.-
The force is estimated at from 1000 to
lO,WW infantry, cavalry and artillery. ac-
companir'l 10y Il large wagon train.
The whole of LnngstrrGtS corps had crossed
the Potomac. and is advancing in different d.
rertions into Pennsylvania.
There were but few rebel troops ut IIagcrs
town yesterday. All gone into pcnnSyIva-
mia.
General Lee and staff are OH this side Of
the river.
APPROXIMATIONS FROM GEN. EwELL.
The q" Herald" publishes the following proc
lamation frrn Glen. Ewcll:
Ii. Z. 2HD CoRrS. \. y. VIRGINIA.
EMAMEEEsErEG, Pa, June -.
lst. The sale Of Intoxicating liquors
to this command. without Il written pcrlnis-
sion from a Major General is strictly pro-
hibitcd.
2d. Persons having LIQUOR in their posses
slon arc required 10 report the fact 10 the Pro-
voSt Marshal. or nearest general officer sta
ting the amount and kind, that Il guard NAV
he + acct OYER it. and the men prevented from
gr;tiugit.
3D.. Any violation of paragraph one, Of
this order, or failure to comply with para
grani two. vii! be punished hy the immedi-
ate con.iscaton of all liquors in the posses
sion OF the offending parties: besides rem
drrin@ tIrcla ami iI!cir property liable to
seizure.
.Ifh CitizSn: "C the country through which
the army may pass, who arc not in the militia
ry service, are adnomishcd to abstain from all
acts Of hostility. upon the penalty of being
dealt with Il summary manner. 4 ready ac-
quicsccncc in the demands vf the military au-
tb6S,tics wiA Serve sTcatI.' IL lessen the rigor
Of war
By command of
Lieut.. Gen. i. S. EwELL
y. 5. PeHDLEToS, \. y. Gent.