The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-30
WAR SUMMARY

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uats ibis time iaege are no rebvls
rpaayted nsarrr Frcder ! than soaih
Moaagsla.
~sIanrsbarg, Jsns Is.
The rebels r~e-occgpied Ch%maers.
berg about eleven osAck this fofenoon'
Our cavalry picket, are nos hso miles
iii. .idc 81 ths place. Tie troops I'M
der Gen. knipe which WIRE n Cham
bersharg have .aiely falieH bsek to
he uain body.
The aalIaouile believe the rebels
% be- in considerable isfcc Al Cham
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NcN Tofk, June %.
A Norfolk letlrf of the 2oth report
an expedition M Princess Ann Coan.
~ by Major MarraY aud 100 men Of
he issth Sew Yofk, who destroyed
stsh,ecn salt work.. one SlooP. and
esusrcd ovrr 100 horses and mules.
Infgsp&r.
washington, June a.
Cen Grant has ,eirsraphed 10 head
quarters as io!iows.
Near yi-ksbarg, Jenc Is,
via Carlo, June -.
Fs%ssyihing progresses veil here
.Joanslnn's forces are az Yazoo City,
l1rop nsvilie aai Clinton.
Dersrsers come out daily They all
report rasious siioft.
We scarcely e,eg Jose 3 man now.
The heai;ii AMI condition Of oar troops
arr mot eaeyllen,
D.patches hon Cen Banks have
been received by thg Mar Depart
Inent "a the efesi that On the 18th
iast. having established his batteries
within three hundred aud fifty yards
ri the rebel work at Port Hudson.
sitter a vigorous ~cani,nade, he sum
moned General Gaeleuer to sarren.
der.
Ga his retnstl an assault was made,
anl oar forces galuri positions within
uay TO one hundred yards OF the en-
snys works. which they held
McCanneilsburg, June "a
Tie exclaimed, aoaus the bsilet
remain oatalated business "a az a
~ rlsct 1t SD still bring exposed c9n.
.,antly 10 ihcarss1ns of rebel mafaud
ing barI,.
Farmers are compelled 70 keep
t,.it har.cs o,acc lcl 10 d,e mount
aims. md ilte pr -pect II re,p'ng the
.umjng hsF,eSl,a . ii e)uraginI.
The rebels ARE uverraunn g Frank
lEt Csuniy
Two a.. = lcs rfe's from = North
Carolina regiment. sglop my % Ewcll's
eoyps, elRe intt oug lirrs this MON
in4. and teFoltihst tie whele Of lliat
roma.and - a5.yr ae 10 tenasyi-
xau.a.
IN. rvl,els are l., force II MERGERS.
burg. anil have driven II our pickeis
tns sile OF he town 1t is thought
They w,n ssielnp, 60 feel our strength
this side Of tie mountains.
FwTD4r.
Philadelphia, June ~.
The Enquirer 81 this eity has the
following special despatyhes;
Bloody Run, June ~.
lmbodei'S ahole rebel force Is con
centratel At Hancock
McConncllsburg was occupied by
rebel cavalry this evening.
Frederick, june 20.
Gems. Lee AMI Longstreet we're
both ut Winchester oa Friday last.
with 100000 men.
They iatended 10 cross the Potomac
In two days.
Large rebel trains Of wagons, with
provisions. tents, &e., were moving
porth through Hagcrstown, Martins
bGrg, and Booarsboro on Sunday last
Gen. Rhodes rebel division left
Hagers,own, 10000 strong, on Tues.
day for Cl,agnbtrshors,
Gen Johnsoa's rehsl division r..
600, With Is nicees Of artillery cross
al ii :s~heppardsioNn on Sun.
day. One halt oil this force vas At
Boonsboro on Monday, ard left on
Tuesday, Tor the NortL. Tie other
bali wen, 10 wiliansprt
The aqpedact ~ WIllamspart has
been hlown up by rebels. and the
D. idges over Back Greek. Sleekly
Creek and Sir Johals River. Green
Spring Ron, and South Branch bavv
been DESTROYED. One span Of the
North Branch Bridge has also been
destroyed.
IL Is generally believed that the
greater pau Of Less army crossed
ever ioso Maryland tinoe Friday al
Antielam, Sheppardslosn and VIII
liainspart
Bsltiwore, June rs.
u = reported throagh yarious chaa-
ne,s thar Geo. Lee ard his staff eross.