The New York herald., 1863-06-27
All the Passes Of South Noun
tain Held by Rebel Troops.
sixty Thousand Psnnsylvanians Callei
Out BY 0svsrnsr Curtin.
Continuous Rain and Rise I'm
the Susquehanna,
&C.. &C., Ac'
Tho Harrisburg Tslsgrams.
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Tho HerrAsburg Tsls9rems'
HAaassuss, June "a, 1888.
Ths rebel advance In this direction stl continues ct
ssaad s.n in the vicinity Of Carlisle. relssaphc com
nunioation s open with the town up 70 she present
General Knpe dseming bis forces not ssrsUg enough
70 meet the enemy evacuated Carlisle last nIsht.
.nsrsi Kupe reports that the rebels advancing ten
thousand strong.
Asxirnsh . reported near Bloody run, beswssn the
column upder General NIlroy and shs enemy.
In tho skrmish Al Bloody run today kilroy lost no
men. II was . dash upon the sneny.
The cisizens were Aroused from their slumbsrs Ab
morning by another that the Phsines were then
approaching. Matters are becoming moro quiet
General w. r. Smith commands the forces concentrated
q, ,he sush bank Of thu susquehsnna this vicinity.
work on tho Qualifications stl progresses Tho ciii
sens ere nearly oil organised and ready 70 turn out wnh
ths military Cor Che defence OF the city whom the oppor
suulty arrives Several meetings called Tor 70 hshs
70 perfect local organizations.
hs cilzcps Of this city arc busy organising into
paules, to ssrye In the rife pits and In,reuchmsns
Among The military arrivals to-day wsre about one
hundred and ny Icsu for the Twenty third regiment
New York stats Nlllta ="
Abassry Of -four companies Of heavy ArslItsy u one
hundred sud twenty men each, arrived here from Ro-
three yssrs or tho war.
soos q. Bsoody run, General hIisoy hAvint Ssss -
nsved
General Dana has been assigned 10 hs command of shs
dSshoes OF Phi radeIpha.
ia inst reported that Roohss's rghs wing = the
vtoIaiy Of Hasersiowp.
has rsIsed for tho last eighteen hosrs iscsssantiy,
ana shs friendly showers s,l steadily falling. The
sussuchanna alreadyrissn twenty nshes, and , On
psced soon 10 impossible barrier 70 ,hs advance Of
an army Large droves OF cattle forasd hs river yssser
day.
P,s,sburs But wire 10 working, and that y ~ way
e fPhnadslpha, and consequently shs wei v ssovivsd
a al ,nfovmstoa iron this point.
f,e~rn BY shs evening train that tbs excltsneat ~
psssburs sontinuss unabaisd and troops 1e hssrg rs
mildly creanIssd al shs Department c ths nonsn
sshsls for the defence u The STATE.
vepers vspt over the wires last night rejecting upon
fo,oue, Coppes This gentleman has assumed Sauous
Dos,,ou and his endcavor 10 deal sus intelligence
sn., VIII no, bsusas Ne enemy % far a. the HsaAtp
e.vr~ N concerned, with Colonel Coppsss action they
have ncshias 70 complain Of
TAs city vsry quiet under the present exaor dinary
e,reurps,susss and The constant rain gives gloomy
aspsct
Ihs drinhlps houses were all closed this morning, ia
osedsacs 70 We Mayors procamAtiop'
Many Of The arg goods stores arc also closed
Largo numbers of refugees continue 70 arrive from w
valley.
Hon. Thoms a. ssots arrived here 10 day. His busi
- vas altogether Of private nature In New York
rv. ". Frank Swain, of The Sanitary cemmseou. bs
srov,1sl a possible means 70 ssend aid 70 The NEEDY
= event S an action.
M prspr,ssy Of procls.mins martial law ssrIoosi,
es.ssssvsA bus the matter has not yss been dsAni,s
AssidsA.
Hknansssa, Pa, June 2e--e r. n
u~svsSs 4 hsssss are bshs driven svsv shs sv,<rs
20. .~sasshasaa, foIEswsd by sso, WOMEN 80 sAa
-. ~ sssspeslsss shAeissass of csnbcvlaax valley
a-.,,s, Curtin haaursssyed nfWnnsisa teas ~ n