, 1863-06-27

tle current rumoT that Lee has 100000 men at
ecoapt infas Ire 81 in ns
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.nI3s1r AtoT; s. 't1n I'M ss u ,aaa dao&
our fo,cea evacnsted sh,nnan.hn-r H., ~ 1,r
oul lrecs e'acuateu oniPpGosou'g to"oas
a. , len mlnutes past one o.ctock.
| ~, me eneny cha1gea into snlppenspulg, ana
the telegsaph operator apd myself escaped
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The enemv Is no,v ha1ted ahont n,ne rn;,es
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MA ali the Goods IN n the % tnMG ~ shinnans. ns.
pnrg nave 1esn senl a1 towards s' ~ Halflseug
~ ie1Sts t1,; tha; tah sno ~. .lts ~ peopis
aeads. as ta11oe ,nslr @ Ma.enes ana money, ana
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-; oua !etsase4 f 3,;a, .n uel91 tney looh nls
| rAt a"n5 Noau u!1o. ~ NcnonIh 14u hoA,
nu.y tne people ny N great a!alm. n many
t1s.as ;tsaa!s ~ a,not .,,n, no tousny ~
e!tHens' ,; .no @ aoipg HILL oatase " lne ts!e.
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pluHhaeI: aney are IT.. mounting h G tnelr @ h1antf'
~ ] r'es aI icy ~ siat;a uees t3t tot tuem; IL,
1
u rAc'aotne tlona aclc' pelnais 1o'nlsnt'
AAHK1sDrRo, r, June 241-Ihe rebels arf
within twenty five miles Of Harrisburg The
tnemy's column halted about dark about
eight miles the other side Of Carlisle and went
Into camp. Ihe authorities arc u teiegEaphit
miles from the rebel pickets. Their line to
night is 5e1y strong.
General Couch las thrown strong column
In the ucighborhood Of Gettysburg, on tht
cheuy's right flank. This, in connection
with certain movements By the army Of the
GUS experiment for them to attempt to hold
1be line Of the Susquelannah.
Numerous arrests have been made to day OF
| the sou1h side Of the river Of parties suspect
ed Of being rebel spies and guerillas, but OF
the cases being Investigated, most Of then
posite side Of the river have been completei
and guns are being mounted.
The Philadelphia Gray Reserves, one thou
sand one hundred strong, are still here, bu1
I rtfuse to be mustered in. Their conduct II
severely commented on by tho other troops
rendered his services to the authorities.
Everything is quiet in the ncighborhood d
Gettysburg and Hanover Juncti ion. Great
activity is being displayed In that quarter tc
prevent any demonstration on the line Of the
Northern Central Railroad.
1 t. t,n~ H.. $-&. had l.
regiments Of rebel infantry passed through
| Chamhersbu1g to-day, They were moving In
| this direction, and ure undoubtedly General
Ewen's corps Qate stonewall JacKson's)
The opinion Of Generals franklin and
| Couch Is that the 1rbels arc now advancing
| with serious intent upon the State Capital,
| Their move Is necessarily slow, as the cavalry
march with the infantry. Every preparation
! has been made to give them proper recep
tion, and our soldiers are buoyant with the
| hopes Of q speedy brush. The people are
| passive under the exciting intelligence.
the rebels are In that vicinity, about 30,o0s
strong: :,
The Shippcnsburg operator has just arrived
at NeWyil!e, 4 distance Of cleyen miles from
the former place. Captain Bord could not
inform the operator either as to the character
Or force Of the advancing. rebels. He CANT
the eleven miles ona hand car IN hfty min
u'cs. dispatch from Altoona to the Cover
nor etates that the rebels marching on Ship
| pensbu1g hare supply train with them thzet
| miles long,
A refugee here, VINO has means OF eoliect
Ing information, ln11rns Inc t5overnof iron
three sources, "a follows: Lady VINO "a"
artillery On me plamono, or RnoHc square o.
that place, and large toree o. Infantry. An
otheE refugee counted seventeen pieces
artillery, aud )odges taeir 1ofGe @ 70 De slxL5ous @