Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-07

FARMERS 10 quit IneH heids ana rally IoI the ue-
Tense of the State. A camp has been formed and
il is expected that there will be 10000 men en-
rolltd there Immediately.
HARRIsBuso. Pa. June 30. A portion OF
our cavalry. under Col. Pierce, had fight yes
terday with rebel cavslry, and drove them out
Of McConnelsburg, killing 3 and capturing SO
prisoners. including captain and lieutenant,
Our casualties were two wounded.
The enemy evacuated York this morning.
eight thousand strong, under Gen. Early, and
are marching toward Carlisle
A considerable portion of Les's army has
passed down the Cumberland valley toward
Shippensburg. with forty pieces Of artillery, as
if to engage Meade. /
Early and EEell are concentrating in front Of
Harrisburg. and an early attack 10 apprehended.
The report that several companies OF Col. Thorn.
~ regiment had been captured il incorrect.
They hare arrived safe, with but small losses
CoLunbtA, Pa, June 3d. S. S. Blair, train
master, left York at O'Clock this morning,
when the rebels had all left, except their rear
guard, which was beginning to move off when
he left. 1t was reported that Gen. Pleasanton .
outer pckets had been seen within four miles OF
York. The total demand on Yurk by the reb-
els amounted to $500 900. The citizens raised
$50, 900 10 cash and subsistence and the rebels
allowed them twenty days TO raise the balance.
The citizens were all treated with respect
PHILADELPHIA, June 80. Fifty rebel prison
ers from Harrisburg arrived to day. 4
The third edition of the Bulletin says there
10 report In this city that Gen. Butler has been
appointed Secretary Of War in place OF Stan
ton
HARRISBURG, June 30. All is quiet. The
rebels have retreated beyond Carlisle. A citi-
zen OF Carlisle, who left there at Ii clock to-
day, arrived this afternoon. lie states that all
the rebels, 5000 strong, left there for Gettys-
burg. On his way he met nothing but cavalry
| pickets. The citizens of Carlisle were CON-
PEELED 10 furnish rations to the r,bels, so far as
their means would permit.
Yesterday there arrived at Carlisle 100 pIis-
onsrs which tie rebels captured at Gettysburg
1t ia believed that the main body of the rebels
t is in the vicinity Of Shippensburg.
i The danger OF Penney lvania and The North Il
still imminent everything depending on thu
= encounter between Lee and Meade. If our ar
:. my should be defeated we have no hope excep
; in large armies to be raised in the North, M
!, effort should be spared to hurry forward larg
# military organizations everywhere
"a HlRRispuKs, June 80. A skirmish took plac
!. at 6 o'clock this afternoon near Mechanicsburg
! between our cava,. advance and some rebel
.e who had two pieoss OF artillery. We had lou
Do guns The firing WIS kept up some time, whe
the rebels were forced to retreat. They had
4. killed. Our loss was Lieutenant and one ma
ie wounded. The new troops behaved well.
10 New YoRx, June 80 A Harrisburg dispaic
O. to the Herald says portion Of Lees army ha
n advanced down The valley toward Shippsnsbure
G, Gen. Ever. has moved TO Troy, and On the hau
. Of thu rebel advance before harrisburg. IL
Ne reported that Gen. PIessanton and our fore
are in tbe vicinity OF Gettysburg, and have cal
IT. tured repel train miles long. The epem
n, have been driven back miles from Mechanic
o, burg.
ed BALrIuoRK, June 80. The American says "
p ara not at liberty to give the precise position
ry tho army OF the Potomac. Suffice it to say bot
tn railroad and telegraph communication was r.
d, sumed with Frederick and Harper's Perry thI
ng ,aorning, and that the rebel rnIders who ocet
ee pied Montgomery County yesterday and Sur
70 Jay found il necessary yesterday afternoon
On make rapid retreat from those places.
There was no enemy last night between tn
90 Frederick road and Potomac river
r. Gen. Meade, az soon AZ hc took command, il
n sued orders for y general movement. and in
IS lew hours relieved both Baltimore and Wa-f
IN lpgton Of all present fear of rebel invasion. W
10 apptohend there is not rebel in arms With
ia thirty miles Of Baltimore, and none on this sid
he Of the Potomac within similar distance {
les Washington.
ed BALrixoRR, June 30. Martial law Is declare
and established in Baltimore and the counti'
To- on shs western shore Of Maryland.
cs NEw YoRx, Julyl. The Herald has the 70
,ei loving
W CoLunBIA, via. LANCASTER, june 80.
" have reliable Information that the enemy
y" falling back slong the entire line. The city
York was evacuated last night or carly th
~, oe morning. Gen EaIly Is reported to have Gu
NC ried Of a vast amount OF money and store
Dessrters from the rebel army say that the re
he els are concentrating for great battle wi
lies Gen, Meade, but this il no, believed in ofhci
're s,stions. There 10 report here that lar
rebel force is opposite McCalls Ferry.
lad The N. Y. Tribune has the following
nae The rebels have fallen back ten miles fro
Hsrrisburgh. Gen. Couch and staff ha
nat crossed the susQuehannah and occupied :
lad south bank OF the river. Gen Meade eecup
aty Hanover and York to nigh, cutting the rel
de. lines in two. The rebels are rapidly concentr,
ing in the interior. .sa.
Gen Pleamnton is making great havoc
'on the rear Of the ensmys trains A great bat
~, 10 thought to be isminsnt. The rebels mi
q. fight on Msa e's ground, or dsastrousy retire
az, NKw YoAK, July l. The Richmond u
ii's gu,rer al the 26sh, says il Gen Lee designs
=" make Pennsylvania the seat Of var and I
vi support Of the war. we presume that he Won
:. not give HIS troops general license TO pillal
.~ Ho would probably order every Major Genel
'ne to call before them the sheriff Of each county
400 y, his line Of march. and impose upon each c.
,o ~. tain proportion Of beeves, horses, clothing
sa yer and gold, all 10 be delivered at given poii
~ at given hours. s1q4i r5 fO .UfC.. IaaU
Nsw YsRk, July l.. A correspondent Of I
,.a Herald, dating Maryland Heights, June 2s
@u Gays Gen. Hooker visited the Heights on ,
y, 9Th, ordered their evacuation. and also destr
sne what could not be carried away. He then
NV nv formed Halleck what he had ordered, when Il
s'u leck Immediately countermsnded the order
ny his way back IRON the Heights to frederi
me Gen. Hooker received the order removing b
's'. from the command Of the army. ,.
ere HARRisBuRo. July l. The forces OF Gsner
Meade, Dana, and Couch are being rapidly Q,
'hs cen,rated, and moving against Lee who is slo
The ly falling back to formidable position.
bel The Time, prints the follwing
ae- HKA DouARrkRs Array or tbs PoroNAc, Tu
ave day evening, Jaue3U pm. | am just in Ir,
the trout, aud send ~ special messenger
The Frederick, a brief dispatch Of the occurrences
ay. yesterday and to-day.
lers The rebel force which made the raid on ,