Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16
GENERAL x,1RoY BEACHES HAaPrs's sEEav.

sRTERA NiLRGY BBkCHEs HARPEFs TEERy.
HARPER's FERRY, jane 1S.-Gen. Mlroy
has, mnde 3 gallant escape fIo:u Winchester.
He was completely surrounded: but cut his
way through with a loss OF only about two
thousand rnen. lie inflicted great damage 10
the enemy.
Gen. Tyler, srom Nartinssurg, has also ar.
rived here. This place will be able to hold
out. The rebels are commanded bs Generals
Ewsl', Evans, and Rhodes. Tn. situation,
though apparently gloomy, is really encour-
aging.
THE RH9ELs MARCHING INTO pEYNsvLvAyIA
IL TIRES COLUMNS.
CEAaBaHsBuEG, June I5.-Lieut Palmer
has just returned 10 this place. He had to
fight b is way out two miles this side OF Green
castle. He REPORTS the enemy advancing in
three columns; one towards Waynesboro, aud
Gettysturg, one direct to Chambersburp ana
ona towards Mercersburg and Cave Moan.
tains. l. is not known whether they will pro-
coed in short columns or concentrate
a large IRE is now seen in the direction Of
GTeencastle.
Lieut. Palmer reports the column at Green
castle 70 bs about 5000 strong, princi paiiy cav
airy, supported by infantry and artillery
CHAMBERS ECga ocCC FLED FL THE REssIs.
HARRISBURG, June 15.-The rebels entered
Chambsrsburg az nine O'Clock 70 nigh.
HARRIsBU RG June H. To tn fssnrtat.a Press.
The telegraph operator left Chambersburp Al
9 O'Clock to- night, some time after tbs Rebels
lad entered the town. His instruments are
now IN operation four miles east OF Cha 1,bsrs
burg, at Scotland Bridge. A. G.. CuETIS.
GENERAL CApyALLADER REcU RsTED GO TO TO
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June to.-The PRINCIPAL cit.
liens OF this city have telesraphed t, General
Geo. Cadwaiiader, now AZ Washington, ASK
ing him 10 obtain authority 10 repair inllleti-
ateiy 10 Philadelphia and organize troops, ms
petitioners regarding him as = man iii for tho
crisis.
THRNET yoGE MILITIA TO re CALLED orr.
ALBANY, June 1.-THE Governor 10 -da- re-
ceivcd a telegram fTcGl Washington. calling
Ior 2O.cO0 lnilitiamen Immediately He sum
r2oned several M or generals OF the State
militia 10 Albany for consultation. and has
taken steps for rapid organization OF the
militia.
Gen Sanford telegrapks he can bring ont
5,o0d men without delay, and the general com
manding the eth division promises 201n
A draft is 10 be made under the state law to
FL up 10 their maxim nm number al; rliiili;,
will De supplied. They are called mon t,
serve six months, ana Will be credited 10 the
State as three years men under the in, pcrding
natIonal draft. They are tn serve without
State or national bounties.
THE NEW YORK sFvBNTH IN THE FIELD.
PHILADELrHIA, June l5.-The New Yort
tn have Offered their services to aid in resist
ing the invasion OF Pennsylvania, ana have
been accepted. They expect TO leave for Har-
rsburS Tomorrow.
MASSACHUSETTS, MILITIA TO EE CALLED OFT
NEW oRk, June i5.-Governor Andrew
who is here, has rendered to the Government
tie services OF All the available Massachusetts
militia, including the recently returned 4.tb
Sd and 9th regiments.
, It is understood that all the New Yorl, city
militia regiments have been ordered to the seat
OF war.
CALL FOR TRoGPe.
CrSCINNATI, June 15.-Governor Tod ha.
Issued d proclamation calling cut thirtv thous.
and volunteers for tia deI-nse Of the border
IN accordance with the Presidents procIama-
ton.
SUSPENSION o. EUsIEEss AT CIACIxs6rI
CINCINNATI, j une iJ.-After the issue Of the
Presidents and Governors Prociamatior,,
business was generally suspended to-day
LATER.
HAERIsBUEg, June IS, 1G;z o'cIock.-Tha
excitement is intense. The fourth meet M O..
the day has JUS! been called at tbs Court
House. WorkInen are packing up the State
property ii The Governors Department. The
old title deeds and portraits are IN boxes, and
all the records are properly disposed Of The
Governor is IL earnest cons uitatIon with some
OF the ah.asJ men in the State