The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

1000. This IS undoubtedly exaggerated Gen.
Jenkins. who commands the rebel forces. order
81 al the stores TO be opened. which was com
piled with. The merchants were forced to take
Confederate money 10 pay for goods
Rebel cavalry to-day occupied LittletOn. II
miles from Gettysburg, bat st last accounts
had uot adyaueed beyond tha; point.
The rebels gather all the negroes tkat can
be found. Private property Is respected.
We have large force Oh Maryland Hights
which IS strongly fortified The garrison has
extensive supplies of ammunition and stores
and can stand loag seise.
All was quiet at Frederick. Maryland up
TO five O'Clock last evening. though the people
were greatly excited and hundreds were leav-
ing.
The Baltimore City CoGncil yesterday ap
propriated 100000 for bounties. Enlisments
are going On rapidly.
PHILADELPIA, June l1ih.
\ special dispatch dated Harrisburg. June
l6th, midnight, SAYS our reporters who have
returned from the front report rebels pcketed
Il miles from Harrisburg, at Scotland bridge,
which was burned this morning.
Col Smith On the 18th surrendered Kings
ton.
ALBANY, June 18th.
Gen. Mcclellan is in Albauay for the purpose
OF aiding Gov. Seymour ia organizing and send
ing forward troops for the defense of the Penn
sylvania trontier. Thousands have already
been received and are beginning 10 move for
ward
WASHINGTON, June 18th.
4 Committee from Harrisburg waited on
tie President last night to urge him to anthor-
lie Gen. Mcclellan to issue call for volun-
teers to repel the invasion of the border of the
free States. 1t was stated that all the soldiers
recently mustered out of service, 10 a man,
would undoubtedly respond to it and large
army Of veterans woull thus be suddenly i'm
provised.
Cannouading was heard on the Eth in the
direction of Cen,erville.
A dispatch to the y. Y Herald saws, the
rebel movement is being made by Lees whole
army.
P0ToNAC, June 18th.
This morning we started. aud to night the
whole country south of the Occoquan is left to
the enemy. The rebels win undoubtedly follow
US closely, an engagement is not anticipated at
present. Gen. Hooker is Fastening with his
entire army to the defense Of Washington. and
will occupy a position best adapted to defeat
the plans OF Lee. Lee undoubtedly has an i'm.
mease force between Warrenton. and Culpep-
per. Those left at Fredericksburg Numbering
nearly % 600, Will probably be added TO that
army as soon as possible.
CHCAsAw BAYOU, June l4th.
News from the front represent that our siege
works are pushing close up to the rebel lines at
several places. y collision is considered i'm
minent The rebels have made their appear.
auec within four miles of Hanes Bluff
The firing upon Nicksburs continues in front
and on all sides. There are no further demou-
s,Fatious on the Louisiana shore.
IoNE CITY CLAm.-We learn that vein
TWO feet in thickness Of copper, ore which as
saws 30 per ceat. was struck in the above named
claim on last Saturday 80 feet below the sur
face. This claim is supposed to be on the
continuation of the Newton lode 1t is situated
aboat ihree miles south Of the Newton claim
Forty d,l.rs per foot has been offered for an
interest. Milo Turner, at he present resi-
dent Of Jackson, is one OF the fortunate owners
IN his lole.-L Amalo7 Dispatch.
ALATE Eastern exchange says that the iron
clad Camanche, intended for California. has
been al taken to pieces and shipped on board
the ship Aqlilla at New York for her voyage
around Cape Horn. The entire deck of that
vessel has been ripped up, and the mas;s taken
out, s. as to get in the huge masses of iron.
VI uoLESALg AEREsr.-Eleven meludconites
were taken into custody in San Francico on
Monday evening. June 18th, for carving on
their business without a license. They were
Discharged on giving security fer their appear
ance to answer the charges preferred agaInst
i4em.
y Coon CoPpER MIxE.-We learn that
Mr.. Il bert Eppersou a few days since sold bis
laiereS,. an undivided one. fourth. in the mine
OF The Campo Seco Copper Mining Company,
ucar Campo Seco, tor S23. 500. The purcha
SerS are parties il Stockton.
San Andreas Times
TIE Oregon Steam Navigation Company
are setting up at the Cascades two fine looomo-
tiyes, for the use Of lhe DaIles and DeSchutes
Railroad
1HE balance in the State reasury on Sat
urdav was $2+0000. Controllers warrants
mp 10 No. 1853 viii be pald on presentation.