Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
TaE INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.


pHnADFLrnA June % The Washington
Star of this evening contains the following
special dispatch
MoNAcAcY JUNCTION, June q. The rebels
have certainly destroyed every Baltimore and
Ohio railroad bridge from Harper's Ferry to
Cumberland, distance of quite 20 miles thur
infiicting very heavy damage on the road. This
they have done within the last 3S hours
NEw YORK, June g.. The. Richmond Dis.
patch of the 20th confirms the statement that il
was Ewell corps which advanced up the She
nandoah Valley, captured Winchester, and
crossed into Maryland. IL also contains a dis
patch from Gen. Lee, dated Culpepper, 18th
announcing the capture Of Martinsburg By Gen
Rhodes Ee
New YORK, June a. The Heralds Wash.
ington dispatch says the President has been en-.
gagged nearly all day in consulting with Gems.
Hooker and Haleck and the Secretary Of War
Gen, Lees force is evidently IN line along the
valley of Virginia between Gordonsyle and
the upper Potomac. A distinguished officer
has expressed the opinion that Lee means tc
get the crops o. the valley and the adjacent
country and obtain as many horses and cattle al
possible before cur army may be in condition
IN autumn to again advance upon Richmond
1t is understood that Gen. Halleck went out
this afternoon to visit the army,
NEW YORK, June "a. The Baltimore Amer
iean OF yesterday afternoon says the rebels were
driven out of Frederick by detachment Of lht
regular cavalry from Washington after brie
skirmish in the streets and pursued until they
crossed the South Mountain. The enemy die
not number over 200. .....
Lne recruits ga'hered oy the rebels were lei
''I Iara. - pan.o =,
rohaI0 ~aa, ", 'io% Msrymnu he,sns says .h'
"a o. o",y ~ 'uan lofoe IN .ne 'houlaihS
anu n@Vn naoe no attempt 10 advance 70 Una
po9'. narPei Terfy was sun n0m'naily II
NV opr os,o,o" i"e or'dg'' are iu''y Pfo'ec'e'
rhn s"n'.
og i "va,e' ioue. 'orce was aoou' nVe miio
% ~ -'''0 n"''e'an
McCoNSELLsBURc, June "a. The exctemen
along the border remains unabated Business i
at perfect staod-still. The farmers are Com
PEELED to keep their horses concealed, and tn
prospects OF reaping the coming harvest are dis
conraging 4th eN
Two iepei oeserters belonging 70 Eweli'
oOrPe report tna' 'ne "hoie OF hwcii corps ar
m rennsyyania' Inc rebels are IN iorce a
Aioi0efsouig'
HARRIsBURS, June "a This city has bee
ina high state of excitement all day. New
from up the valley shows that the rebels ar
rapidly advancing in this direction in force.
deserter Of the 44th Georgia arrived her,
to-day. On Sunday night his regiment wa
doing picket duty near Hagerstown, and OF
Monday morning so of them deserted, and safe
ly made their way to the mountains where the
remained all night. ...#..
Yesterday morning they all started for Fredt
10 ~, "vpns W MAXI 'ne,r way Dai1
10 Gs,,,sh,ra '~'f'''" " '"'' mani ""o yam
Uo .;s,os g., ruor,. Al, - -.
10 o0n 80 aa =, "no'' vo.ps, aI ee
DID, 49,, - e. y 'sso"n "nen no 'e'
an Mnndsa ,.orn;n. +, so W M a. ~ ~
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NEW YORK June "a. Tho Poa' Washing
Ton dispatcn says At last fuiiy ascsrtaine
~
the ohenanaoan 'aiiey' Eweiis corps move'
IRON cu'PePper nrs', ana was followed ny Long
Streets wnicn WAS succeeded by II. HUI
corps. lnc corp oil r; hii, did not 30 u
tne yaliey un'l' alter Ewell gained bis success
wihcnes'ef'
Inc prisoners VINO arrived yesterday and to-da
ron Tue 'front.', are better looking class an
nucn h'ore COMFORTABLY ciad than any who hav
peen mere ior some time.
Inc ISL massachusetts, cavalry lost l6l KILLED
wounded ana missing In the late light at Aide
Nrw Yoax. June 25. The Herald, wasbin0
ton dispatch saws heavy and rand art;llerv mn
musketry firing, apparently IN the v,cioitv I
(jainssyille or Manassas was hsa,d this alta,
noon on the road from Fairfax O n. 10 m
city ter about two hours, until the distance wa
such that the sound could not follow the ofic'
that was coming in. The artillery firing WI
a'sune'iy neafo =. a queduet orldge IN 6sorg
town, A reconnaissance developes tho importaI
iacs 'hat 'he reoei army oil the Potomac do
no' occupy any portion o. the territory extent
lng from CuipepPer to Warrenton, New Bait
more " ni'e riains ana salem on the west,
Ireael'oksou's On 'he east, and 70 q distance
several miles south oil the Rappshannock.
Inc He'dad baltimore correspondent state
sna. co-oPerAtng corps oil Lse, lett behind
rreoefiosspurg, Is 70 cr,ss the lower Potom'
~ buod FERRY, some 20 miles below Washin
ton, ana mat u has complete set OF pontooI
resdy ior that purpose.
Inc i"no army oil the Potomac dispatc
GATED the 2s.h' says information received :
gay. renders 1t nearly positive that the who
Of t"eil . corps has been transferred into Mar
land. THIS corps numbers about z, 600 infan
~ ana artillery stuart's cavalry are rangiI
up ana down Loudon Valley under the eastoI