, 1863-07-09
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
CHAHLEsrOws, Mass, June q

~ IN lighthouse, having on board lou prisoners
80 IN the pirate brig 7dcOny, which took the For.
y, Yesterday and ordered her to New York with
In n prisoners. Tho 7doOny took and burned six
eat hconess, belonging 10 Gloucester, also ships
ere .-.----ss ,.... MONocAcY, June ~.
special to the Philadelphia Pres says,
,l;. A:ssenrer has just arrived from Maryland
lck iohts he thinks the place is strongly defended
mus c nearest rebels are ct Little Antietam, about
miles from HArper's Ferry.
Ays Tho rebels have destroyed every Baltimore
MS !. Dd Ohio railroad bridge from Cumberland to
Me Hsruers Ferry, distance Of 70 miles, thus in.
" n. kctng very serious damage to the road. This
% kev have done within the last SO hours. Gen.
keiIOy came up with them this morning at Cum
aVe I,rIand and drove them out Of town. It is sup.
slad Osed in this direction.
@ lem BAETINORE, June %.
~ body Of cavalry belonging to COUGHS COM
M. kand, entered Frederick yesterday, and drove
M Fsbels out.
rot. ne american Of this morning informs Us that
-. IL rebels had advanced on this place yet The
m. k,rest approach Of rebel cavalry the arrival
inSt n small body Of scouts at Monterey, ten miles
'srv bst.nt, where they stole few horses and then
the hads rapid retreat, as if fearful Of capture.
!. NEw YORK, June %.
A Chambersburg dispatch says, detachment
the 'st New York cavalry had skrmish on
lUty .IOuu1V WIFI tcoetNp WI tunco
nd. breoncastle, Pennsylvania.
lsyl special dispatch from Harrisburg, dated
hst night, says that there Is no doubt that the
pro- nsmy is ioTtilying Hagerstown, and that they
lum- bold the country between Hagerstown and vii.
liols amspOrt with ct least corps, probably Ewels.
The enemy re-entered Greencastle, after q
rFed kirmish with our cavalry.
N5S News from Pittsburg shows that great excite
Ugh nett exists tSrs The rebels are rePovted tOFty
miles distant. The enemy occupied Chambers
! 70. burg this morning.
attn CHICAGO, June %.
'enss Tho details from the battle Of Winchester
how that Milroy had 1000 mon. The sth Con.
lbof' sctiout and 5th Maryland were captured almost
u'S entirely. Tho former was 900 strong. We lost
are hreo full batteries Of field artillery oil the sege
9. luna 600 muskets and $50 wagons OF the
'Oek, kOO0 men engaged, 600 reached Maryland
rink, isights, and probably 800 escaped to Hancock
oW. hnd Cumberland. Since the foregoing was re.
bis |esivsd l7moFe Of Milroy seOmmand have arrived
I'VE hear Of the safety Of 400 more.
eGter News has been received that body Of rebels
Wo.|Sn0 strong crossed the Ohio river at Oil creek
riOt| Ion Sunday morning. Ior raid into Indiana. A
ng dispatch dated yesterday morning saYs that their
sings purpose b 10 burn the bridges on the Ohio and
hlGlssppi railroad. The citizens were arming
ne L themselves to repulse the invasion.
New FEEDERIcK, Nd, June 25.
'ar 'lna The Baltimore American Of yesterday says
s.-a here is no doubt that Lee proposes . renewed
~. ~. allsnpt 70 capture Washington BY the Mary.
'sn"' hnd route His advance into tho Cumberland
hr forage and suPPlea He has no purpose
~ II penetrating Harrisburg. Il 10 also believed
Wok hal Hooker win to-day have q large force 10
army frederick, Or between the army and Baltimore
ana I'd Washington. The garrison at Maryland
N.,e Heights forms the right wing Of HoOker's army,
un anl Is under bis command.