Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
From Warrington.

PRoeREss OF rHE CONFEDERATE INvAsIoS-Posi
TON oF rus CoSFEDERArE ARMY -PHILADrL
PHfA ~ fERrL-PoslTloS or rmE ARMY oF THE
PoroNAe-GrS LEE WILL HAVE tn DEFkAr
GES MEADE BEFORE nv CAN ArrAcK BALri.
MORE OR WAsHrNGrov.
Special Core. pondeooe Of the chiacgo Times
WASHINGTON. July !.
The movements Of the Confederate army in
PENNSYLVANIA. during the last two days, have
been full Of significance Gen Lees headuuar
tiers nrc ~ Chnmhershurg. His forces still occu
nv the tcrritpry between that place, Carlisle and
Get, sburg. while their pickc,s extend far he
yond IN AL directions But the heads of his
columns have been turned to the eastward He
has made no further demonstrations toward Har.
risbnrr A considerable distance uf the rnilrnad
trick Ut the Pcnnsvlvnnia railroad west of that
rltce. has been dcsiro, ed hut ~ rrcseut II does
not seem to be- Gen Lees Intention to move on
The ciptil Of Pennsylvania Those Of his ,roons
that Ind adval cod far Carlisle atc now
moving down the right bank of the Susauehanna
The other columns ~ ChtmbershuFr nnd Gritys
burg. nc moving over tho roads &c that vicinity
towards York., Wtightvle Columbia and Ian
easter When any considerable force reaches
wrnhseillr. on the Susquehanna river. twenty.
five miles below lIartirhurg there will hc some
data ou Witch To base theory - 10 0-n Lees
The bridge over tho Susuuehanna AZ Wflghts
vile has been burned fiul thn' mates no dlf
enoe ~ Gen Leo, for he has with him seven
miles Of nontoon bridges II be- herlna 10 lay
these pontaons across tho Susuuehanna NJ 90
lamhli, that wlll he Al lhti heel be- known Ia
order ~ penetrate his Jesigus. IN that case tive
fue ct Philadelphia, II sedrd IN fanr ,l,,s nf
ipt the nontoun bridge 10 laid the ATM, of Oeu.
leo viii ha ln pofsasslon ~ Tho QsaHer civ,
AMI i've Confederate ii,e will be ilslng hon the
State llnuse Herplp know there u i bod, ~
ieeprt AZ iinfrahutF, eon,pose of brave men,
hnd plnnN ~ thn teplmnnts commanded h, OF
peeenral cannela know that tho cltlsena of
l'hihdelphis will ,h,os ups line at hass IN
lreulumeni. and vii ellde,sol 10 defend lhelr
eIiyt nut know that ,h@r l. nothing In Penn
alvfnla that can withstand the march uf Lees
100 hnD waterman tn,ons " he determines 10
mpfthto fhadelfhia This denlofahle state ~
nfihlrfh the ,llteel aud legitimate result ~ the
t0ndur n PenhsYlsnnla during the vac She
has rufl tol oil hef means " defense, her
ION nVh ruliielr, her arms her munitions ot MAR,
aud AL het State shia tco aud her n 10 soy
elrlfute, ihlp Inc h,nds ~ the General aWetn
men, e- she Thought. bht fcslly Into ihs hinds of
ihewtel he'd olew OF mheuo fanatics who com.
pose The Administration here. and nov she llea
pfostl Sc, helpless deensee=s, AZ the feet OF ~
invading almy, Gen Mcclellan II a rha,lel
phim, ten frhkln l. Penms,ianian IL
elthor one OF them had been allowed "a aet Ii,
lh. emetFtnuy, 4 few week, ago force would
hive been ralsed in Pennsylvania and other
States that would have prevented this Invasion
nui Gen Mcclellan u lmpenou,l, commanded
~ keen quiet, AMI Gen Franklin 10 hurried IN to
NV oflraus II u hircl, within The limits "A
m'ssihlil, that three NAV be rafael Ia New
Work AID New jersey which my be able 70 pre-
vent the cnpture OF Ph,lsdelphia,
Hut II. on srisine ~ Wuphlssino tho Con
federite ,ruy cnHluues 10 ~ ,rch down The right
hank ~ The Sasquehiunl towards Havoc lie
Grace that Wll Indicate movement on n,n,.
mote nui Washington, and OF cour-e, the de
slrueflnr " The rtllro,d between phllAlelphh
anil Il fillmore II Hooker bad heou fetaiucl In
comm,nd day lon.ef, 10 l. net TOO much Ia .sy
that h0ih o those clues. too. would have fallen
az e,-y pie, 10 the Coniel.rales Hut the
movementsot Gen Meade. during tho lat two
day. hiNs been mark y, veor and good lnlp
meut. aid the nue army nn,les his comm,nd has
alre,d, been moved to point where Il can act
with advautige
Gen Lee has no, taken Al or hl. troops with
him into Penn.ylvania. When he crossed the
Potomac. he JET on the south -hle ~ that river
ne'rl, all hts cavalry, some is.0D0. under Gen
Stutr, Tn- body 81 cavilry has been hanging
on the a,nks at Hooker army, and ~aLohi.g
Hooker movements. ever F,nce. They we're ~
Fairfax Oh the 2Glh ut They crossed The paio.
mae AZ point only seven miles above Wash
ington. on the 9th. They captured two Of our
wagon trains on the 2-ih near Rockville, IN Ma.
ryand, Who were carrying supplies TO our army
in Frederick They moved thence north, 10
Sykesye where they cut the Baltimore aud
ohio railroad The 18th Hooker then At
Frederick he had Justbeen relieved OF his com.
mand. He had started on a special train for Bal
tmoFe. AID had gone half ~sy 20 Sykesville