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NEW lokh. June iH-
The Tipcscditorially say, that information
reached this city yesterday from Washington
that Lees army, 90,ooo strung, WIS on this
eide Of the RapTahannock marching north
ward and Gen. Hooker vas Fastening north
to prevent the advance Of the rchcl~-Ice be
fore the close Of last week crossing it would
seem bv for!s above Fredericksburg and
rushing for the Orange & Alexandria r. T.
In the meantime by Friday. Il,okcr', whole
army was on the northward march forming
that day line Of battle between Warrcnton
and Catlett's Station Al our commiSary
stores have been embarked from Acquia
Greek. Lee has been ioiued by large detnch-
ments from the Blckwltcr AMI al his cav
alrv has been massed on the north Ford of
the Rappahannock Lonsstreet's corps has
doubtless been ioinod to Lees forces and our
army las recently been reinforced from the
Nanscmond. Peninsula and dseNherc Nc
Official or semi-oficisl indications Of these
movements had heen received from Wash
in-ton.
The Times says these accounts We have
obtained from other sources, bat there seems
n he agreement that our chief army and
/ that Of the rebels are both on the move and
on such a route aud So close together that
they can hardly avoid a collision soon.
dispatch dated morning of tho I'm al
Headquartcrs 5th army corps states that the
rebels and wagons have been Iaseing there
al! night. The troop OF the 9Th corps ar
still guarding the ioid- with orders to be II
readiness TO move at a moments notice
The HcroB SAYS c,litorially it Is evident
that an active campaign is now in "leratior
on the Rappahannock. HarPer's Ferry, thu
Shenandoah Valley and upIer tord' OF t''
Potomac are points indicated by recen
movements Our army has also changed II
lase Of supplies bcing transported from nc
quia Creek to Alexandra.
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Trrrythinc looks very gloomy here The
indications arc that the rebels will he within
sight of Ilarri,burg tomorrow. and in the alb
.rnrc Of the troops the advance of the rebels
,nd the destruction Of all the bridges along
t'.c Su-ouchanna l. inevitable The troops
a, fact d, they reach thi- city and report FOR
duty arc sent to the different iords in the
river where works are being constructed 70
prevent the crossing of the rebels. The hills
On the opposite eide of the river arc illumi-
mated with fires of the working Iariic- en-
csged in throwing up intTcnchments The
attempts to get troop from Washington
have failed. and all the citizens Of the State
must be directed towards arrestinS the pro
,ress Of rebels. The country south ot the
river there lie no hope of saving from devas-
tation and pillase-
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II.-.1-rrED hmm l.

Yesterday morning -kirmish took Place
between some rebels and some men from Car
Isle barracks. W lives lost Gen. Jcnkin.
has ordered all the stores To- be- opened The
rebels made prisoners Of seven citizens
but injured no private property. Vt Scot
land Bridge the Iclcl. spared warehouse
end two car. mercly on TIE statement
that the7 were owned hv individuals.
They seized the four mills near Chamber
burg and have placed guard over them.
The rebel pickett say that Gen Nlilroy has
escaped to Haper's Ferry vt this hour
(midnisht) it is only possible to state that
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WV II ,rwAEr, Soy ~ Notr


HABslzHr Be. june Is
Tho following PROCLAMATION has iust heon
irsu,d by the Governor oi Pennsylvania
In the name and by Tire authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, hv Andrew
Curtin. Governor of the said Commonwealth
rRoor,V,rIoS.
The STATE of Pennsylvania is again threat
cncd with invasion. and an army Of rebels is
ON our border The President of the United
States has issued hi, proclamation calling
upon the state for fifty thousand mon !
now appeal To all the citizens Of Penn-,lvo-
MIA. who love liberty arc mindful of tho lie
tory and tradition, of their Revolutionary
fathers and who feel that it Is sacred duty
t, ruard and maintain the free Institutions
Of our country, who hate treason and it,
abett9rs and who are willing to defend their
homes and frc.idcs. and do invoke them To
rise in their might, and rush % the rescue IN
tbi. hour If imminent peril The issue is
one Of preservation or destruction. 1t in
yolyc, considerations paramount TO all matt
err Of mere cSpcdicncy and all questions Of
local interest an tics social and political 4,
all tics Of a personal and partisan character
sink by comparison into iu>isnihconcc. 1t
D., now 10 lc determined hy deeds
and not bv words alone who are for
us and who are against Us That It Is the
purpose Of the enemy to invade our h'unda-
r. with all the strength hc c1u commar'
now apparent.
our only defence rest uTn The dctr. MN
ol action Of the citizen If our free common
wealth therefore call upon - rToplc
of Pennsylvania capable Of hcarins arms To
enroll thcmsclyc- in military organizations
and to encourr.c all Others to give and and
assistance to tho effort which will he put
forth for the protection Of the State. and the
salvation of our common country
AxDsrw J. CURIIN.
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NV NnFK. .Innc ID

Al our militia regiments are getting under
arms at their armorics Bells were runr at
midnight in Brooklyn calling out the minute
men and the regiments Of that city Assem-
blcd al s O'Clock, this morning large
numbtr leave for Philadelphia tbi- mornin.
The Baltimore Ama,o0p Of Yesterday says
the most reliable information We have been
able to obtain is to the foIlovip. effect An
attack was made ON saturday morning ON p
small force of our men at Pcrryvillc under
Gen. Reynolds Of which the lit Indiana lat
terry formed part They fcll back before
superior numbers and Joined Gen Nilroy az
Winchester after a sharp engagement. At
the same time Winchester was attacked in
front from the south by force reported TO
be under command of Gen. Ewcll successor
to jackson The troops that made the at
tack at Pcrryville are reported to be under
Gen. Trmblc third force after thi, en-
counter are said to have captured dctach-
mcnt of our men 81 Bunker Hin. and thon
moved on Martin,Lurg At1r- NJ. yc-tcr-
day they demanded the surrender Of Mar
tinsburc giving - minutes i'r tho women
and children TO leave the town. Gcn. Tyler
refused 80 surrender and an artillery fight
cnsucd At : O'Clock last night the wires
were broken between lIarpcr'- Ferry and
Nartiu-iurc and what occurred after that
/. unknown \ battle was ais, IN progress
at Winchester Yesterday. tic result of
which i- unknown. Gen. Nilray rcrulscl
Ewcu on saturday aud said bc could bold
out till reinforcement, should reach him.
IT unable To- sustain DIE position De- would
have To- fll lack To- Eomucy a- thc Harper,
Ferry and Nartiu-bur- r9ad- are held 'E tine
enemy
The c-umatc- OF tho rrI.l Grr, iu thr vail
lcyar, 81, wide alar, tha, they form n' rc-
liable data for amy conclusion No damage
was dome 9, tlc Baltimore and o5i' railroad
a., far known 80 cars or locomotives ON
the lIu, arc czIa.,l go capture
Orders were sent to ,zfesri lriur ycs.
terily and mo- l,,- tlau seventy locomotives
and 1900 ear. were brought to- Baltimore IN
safety. y, train viii run beyond Harper
Ferry for the rrn,nt.
Iti-asccrt1ineI that G,u H.Nk,r hllI
o.sr,.r. left their station near Falmouth on
the morning Of the lih and proceeded ta.
wards Dumrio- where th0, v,- rest for
d., night Early Monday morning they
rrocseIsd on tho rold 20 Fairfax station
where they probably arrived Monday night
Previous to the departure of ten. Hook
cr tho 9th c51s which lay ou both sides of
the river Lclow fredericksburg those on the
south side havrn. previously hecn withdrawn
under the cover Of the darkncs and thc l"n.
toon bridges safely landed and conveyed TO
the r,ar. proceeded northvari and rc'ch'I
the ,i,iuity of pumfrc ON Monday night.
Belle Plain and Acluia Greek were cvacu
atcd and al public property secured TIP"
Monday morning our army held tho lu" Of
the Rarrahannock at Banks and kcIly-
Ford. the rear beip. protected ly sufficient
TROOPS 20 hold the enemy 81 bay should they
attempt To- eros. the river below. ~ seven
o'clock cannonading wss heard in the diroc
ton Of Thorousbrarc Gap, thought to Dee an
,f',rt Of the rebels 20 cro-- IN force.
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arrived. Steamer Mexico, FROM Tamrico
5oth, Vera Cruz jth inst, arrived at Havana
the 10Th 1t Is probable Ortc;a and other
Generals ESCAPED a. reported, as they have
not yet arrived at Vera Cruz.
1t L reported that thc captured general,
are t. he sent to France. and the soldiers to
Martinique
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FOR SALE.
Two WV --a horse lumber wagons
I two AM one horse family wagon. with Tongue
nj r lls and two sc4tt-with steel springs under
box.
lorc lo-.- lumber wa ou, with steel spring under
igx.
0nc lcrr~ frc-r -on. with side spring.
The above wagons arc made in the best manner
and viii be- sold cheap for cash OF good paper.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington. June 18th. daw2w
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NV Aohh. June ID
CAPT. Lambert. Of the whaling schooner
kmghshcr. states that vessel WAS captured
and burned by the Alabama, March oSd.
Capt Grant, Of ship Louisa Hatch, reports
that he sailed from Cardiff March 5th, for
Ceylon, with coal, and was captured April
9th, and his ship burned. \ part Of his
crew joined the crew of the Alabama.
The Captain Of the American ship George
Green. tallao, reports that he saw a ship on
fire Of Cape Horn. lie prepared to run
down TO her assistance when he discovered
steamer with the rebel rag flying, bearing
down for the George Green Another large
American ship appeared and the steamer
made FOR her and the 6. Green ESCAPED.
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WASHINGTON. June J..

The interest IN Stuart's cavalry cIera-
ticns MP the Shenandoah valley has
been absorbing here to-day. Nothing else
has been talked Of; little elre thought Of.
The heat has been awful, and Washington
has sought its news literally in furnace.
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bntToN, June ~.
: specnl Dispatch received at the Merch-
ant, Exchange Is as follows
PHi1ApElrHIG, Jnne Is.
The rebels arc IN iorco at HaGerstoFn.
Maryland
The Richmond papers Of Saturday contain
the following items At the Cavalry fight
near Kency's Ford on the Rarpahannock on
tho 9TH Bri- Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee son Of
Mai Gen r. f Ice was very severely
wounded, Capt. varley Of Gen Stuart :
stsFwss killed. Col Williams Of "a y. C..
Vols. killed, Cl F Hampton killed, Col.
Butler of ). {. had les shot Of, Capt.
Jones Of Iee's Cavalry was killed. The lat
tie was one Of the most severely contested
drr,nr the war. There are now detained in
tho Libby prison l35 Yankee officers.
Pronunciation. June l2.-Ihe enemy
have now held their position on this side OF
the Raprahannock. Nothing has been done
in the way Of fighting
Our los at Culpepper on tuesday was heavy
and among them were some Of our best ON
Gers. Our casualties were 80 killed, 3V'
wounded. and 800 prisoners Among the
killed was ten. Wright.
NEW YORK, June IL.
The steamer Roanoke from Havana loth
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There we've blf ieF cattle aud the quality Of thos,
Va-r a'her Inferior, tut fev If any could he called
extra TIE price. were about the came rs last
w.e-. Int an advance price would have bcon paid
f.-s few extra had They been OF market Sheen.
.rnE o. i-r short supply last week. sald quick and
-aer enc i'f sid i.r-e AZ "a. average weight no
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HAkRIsFrEe. dgne II
Dispatches received to-day from the oper-
ators at Chambersburg and Hagerstcwn give
information from negroes who have arrived
there. to the effect that rebel cavalry were Mt
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'i'i ""ihihtc iuT Governor of Dlu.
VIII probably he GOV. Todd the present in.
cumbant or * congressman !. \. Einrl,,,n
The statement that Admiral Far,a.,, Len.
asked to he relieved and is to he -,rrcrJ. i
10y Admiral Dalghrcn is without foundation
NEgiHu-, june T..
lhc steamer Font Wayne, from Young.
Point brinEs no later dates frum vicg.lur..
than To the Sth int. W 1ucrilla. were ..cn
on the way ul.
ihc light at NillIken's Bend ou SUNDAY WIS
very sansinary affair, and the loss is much
larger than was at first REPORTED. The
rebels under Mccullough twenty-five humid
red strong, advanced upon the federal forces
composed of three nc.,ro regiment. and Ord
Iowa volunteers. The rebels made a de.per.
ate charge at daylight
The negroes broke broke in confusion but
finding that their captured companions were
hang slaughtered by the rebels rallied with
great desperation and drove the rchel- back
The loss was heavy on both side.
"ucrnllas destroyed portions Of the track
near Germantown near Germantown last
night. The damage WAS soon repaired
CHcrS>ATI. June Is.
The Commenced has a special dispat,b
from Indianapolis. dated the 18th inst
which says the nurlcrers Of Provost Marsha
Stephens were arrested and thought
here to-day. \ man was hung until almost
liiclcss by crowd Of citizens. To-day. in the
vicinity ofthe murder, for usin- tr,itorouslan-
guage \ company of cavalry has been sent
to Jefferson Co., Ind, to aid the enrolment.
NASHVILLE. June L.
The rebels made another attack on Til
unc, Tenn, yesterday at about five 4. ".
Gen Forrest with thee thousand rebel cav
airy and two batteries attacked the cavalry
division commanded 10y Gen. NIitchcI.-
The iedcral> formed in line Of battle. and
replied vigorously to the FIRE Of the rcbcl,.
who rctrcatcl as the fclcrals advanced The
federals pursued the rebels six miles. when
scouts were sent out. who reported that the
re''c'- were still rctrcatinG The purui, of
the rc'el- was then uland1ucI
The rebels lost p Killed. 6n rr 20 v.aul-
ed and 10 prisoners. The federal loss is Fix
killed
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TROVIDENlL, Il. J.. juno 10
Governor Smith has issued a proclamation
converting the General Assembly on Thurs
day to provide for raising troops for JHc
emergency.
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DIR. ,rArsIALL.. mrApAcnr
CUiGy5'h SNUFF.

y1HIS SNUFF has thorou-hlr proved its n fn De
the best article ever naWn for eurin- tie Ca rrh,
cold in the Head. AMI tn H-alach-. 70 has H"cn
found an excel rcmadF IN many cases Of sore
Eves. Deafness has 'ecr removed by d, and Hear
in- has been greatly improved Ply t u-e. u pur-cs
out all Obstruction fTeu-thcu The ELauF and gives
healthy action % the part Affected J. IS recon
rnen1od by many q thc bee, physician alt g a--i
with great .atis-1--i- % every rhcIr-
March 70. 1855 W.
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THE oCrLosCoPE,
x,u, Need Despair, Al an Find Help


Mr.. L. has with him large ,nd most complete
f-ss-n-
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Bounty 0Hd Premju1n

NolrNrEEEs for three year; in The Infantry
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VI 4 MI 90 ID:

LAKE HOUSE. BURLINGTON.
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are invited ~ call and etamine the above named
mower. which j. pronounced by oil who use II o.
PERFECT IN ITS WORKING,
S,mT.r. purctie, EigH IF DrrG.
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HOW LOST: HOW RESTORED.
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PRorInENCr. n. u. Junc N

Chancclloryille, yesterday afternoon
PROVIDENCE, L. l.. june ld.
Governor Smith has issued a proclamation
converting the General Assembly on Thurs
day to provide for raising troops for Jc
, emergency.
,prLruIA. Juno n.
The Enquirer has the following letter
datel Bull Run, Va, 9TH.
The army of the Potomac is now on and
near the Old Bull Run hottie fell TIE 81
army c3rrz arrived at Manassas Junction on
Monday morning The l=t and llth corrs
are at Ccntrcylllc The balance Of the army
Of the Potomac End. 5th. 9th and 18th CORPS
will probably reach here Tonight Gcn
Hooker and the r,tiuuo attached 9, general
Head Quarter. are ou their way To- this point
and by tomorrow noon II j.. hoped thc army
win hc together again oar c1lry come
mand have during the whole time leon an
our flank Cen Plca.an,ou now iu Command
of our cavalry corps has Dis Head Quarters
in Waucnton Junction. Gcn Gregg with
his division has l"eu operating 30 the neigh
horhood Of NmrcntoH- G'u puario diyi-
sion are at the Blue Ril-cursr A-hhy' Gap
Gen. Bufrl with Dis men has completely
blocked up Thoroushiarc Cap thereby pre-
venting the approach NJ the rcl,l- Cen
WynIham Brigade la- had tho Orange and
Alexandra EaiIr'sd under b. special care.
The Enquirer ha- the following dated
Harri-burgh 10th. milay't Tv,of our
Reporters have iu-t returned from u front
of the rebel Iick,t- who a-r o. miles from
lIaui-hurSh at Scotland brii-c which they
burned this morning IT., rebels arr in
three roiut- around Chauhcr-'ur- and ar-
$500 strong under CON Jenkins. Rebel.
say that % brigade under Cen. Rhodes g.
coming and tIat they have seized 300 har.-
70 mount thcir infantry THE rrsl.h5rc Is
pieces ofaruIlcrv
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C,FE BsE1c. juno -
Steamship Norwegian from Liverpool 9TH.
for Quehcc was wrecked on s. Paul 8 Island
On Sunday morning 18th inst. in thick
los. Al the passenger and or'v together
with mails end baggage were -'Ilrl.
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News OF the Wcci. .

by Telegraph.

NV loRk, june Is.
Inc Cni'n nominee for Governor of ON,
VIII probably he Gov Todd the present in
cumbant or cz CONGRESSMAN J. \. Rinrl,m
ne statement that Admiral Farragut has
asked to he relieved and is to bc -,rrcr.l. j
by Admiral Dalghrcn is without louuJati,,
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CuuErrER, june o.
\ dispatch from Gen. Lee stlte- that cen.
Stuart drove the federal, back on that DAY
It was a bard fight, lasting all day The
same paper reports that Gcneml Fit
Hugh Ire was severely wounded. and
that Colonel Williams Of North Carolina
cavalry and Col. Hampton and Captain Far
ley Of Stuarts staff were killed on the 9th
1t also admits a loss Of prisoners. The fed
eral los. at the Brandy station fight is var
iously stated.
The Information at the Provost llarshals
office al Culpeprcr c. II. yesterday morning
was that POO Of our men were taken prison
ers. killed and wounded. Some Put the fs-
urcs higher and some lower The fedcrals
gained Sd much ground rs to capture Gcn.
Stuart- headquarters near Brandy. and
also near Brandy station. and We understand
DESTROYED some stores there
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WASHINGTON. june Is.
The following intelligence Is taken from
Richmond larer- Of The lltb
JAcysoy Nie. june 9TH
Our scouts report pockets around Vicks-
burg ten mikes deep. Every menus of ar-
Troaeh is closely guarded The greatest care
and courage are required breach vi-ksbur-.
Gen Grant communicate with the fleet by
signals seen night and day hatokcnins move
ments it Is thought Firing Of the enemy
mortars were heard at intervals Of two
seconds all night. and firing was continued
this morning. There l. nothing from Port
Hudson