New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

fsfug'cs- Capture OF al irain-IIitroys
narrow Escape Important Movements
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BArTIN0RE, juno 49, 1863.
LARGE numbers Of refugees are constantly arrivin.
in HIS city, their frightened stories and riiiabie
condition render the inyasivn Of 1iy Maryland"
tie allen grosSiuy theme OF interest here. From
tnc general stampede Of settlers, and the fac, That
m many instances the refugees saw no Rebels and
were pursued only by their fears leaving all their
elects AT easy rey tie enemy should he come, IL
II evident hat Tho " scare among these poor people
bas been even greater Than among lie Iestonc set
tiers Of the H. nnsy lyauia border.
A sad bat most iuGicrols spectacle was witnessed
here this afternoon. in oNcrRrOwn Boy OF some
IL 70 Il years came through the streets and halted
near the Plovosi-Mar.hafs heal quarters. lie
sitting in the bottom OF rlckety old lunber.boX
wagon. with wheels originally belonging 10 ut leas,
tt,fee other Wagons. OF different circumstances.
Each revolution, seemingly unfolding every tone
10 In old fn. Z, dout hOrses body gave 10 the occu
rant Oh Appearance Of Ociug wrUuS with par Nysi1s
oi 81. Wins dance. In his hands. beside the roge
Teli,s lie had u hog fishing rod " CAD, with Which
he was tryiug Il suI cram Ia cd and woe be-
goue luuking cow. Ga beng questioned, ho said
% he came from beyond Frederick. lis father
riur ed Inn off viii the horse and cow 70 Frederick
Tor safety, as it was ali the stock he had, and he
iederick, ihe people there told him he had better
seep on Ia BtiiInore, as there Wa some one there
who would tase care OF him and his houschOld gods.
Being ak where the rest o! the iepiiy We're, he
sad 10 did NJ know, bu, rcckoned they were Il
pht smart way back year." lie was taken charge
OF 10y the Baltimore Relief Association. aud with he
cow doubt Illuminating over the big thing" of
Secession.
during stay of half hour, this evening, at the |
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad office, at least fifty /
refugees called 10 yet any Information the company
ght be- III possession Of as 10 the extent OF the de-
the enemy had made between Frederick /
aud liar ers Ferry, invariably winding mp with the
u xous query, 90 DO you know whether they did |
MI, ml,cLIef to my place T. &c.
Tue traiu captured aud destroyed consisted OF q |
fret class engine aud 23 freight ears which had
b en- seut out with supplies for the garrison al liar-
pcr's Ferry. The tnin left Sandy Hook Wednes- /
ay night, aid WIS first attacked AZ Catoctn by q
squad of Rebel cavalry, but escaped, and reached /
Point VI Rocks, where "a larger force succeeded IN
haling III aud capturing the conductor aud several
81 lers snd refugees. They took Goals from the en
inc furnace and fired every car. How seriously the
sugiue IL injured the company is not yet aware |
NJ trains now run beyond Mount AIRY, AS 1t I
Il known that Rebel cavaiy are stlll hoyerug about
-enuy 10. capture, though but afew days Will pro-
inbly elapse beture tue road will be sufficiently |
guarded 10 renew COMMUNICATION with Harpers
Ferry.
Gen. Nilr0y, with several members of his Staff,
su.e % RON Is .limOre Oh his return 10 Maryland I
/. 4htp II short time after the capture of the down
r,iu, ard u very narrow chance of being ''gob-
lied up."
A refugee from Hsgerstown reports remarkable
ere Of Pr,ss t,terpriS. lie says that with the
Rebel cavalry, came editor Boyd, who used TO pub
bib Inc Free Press there. but who sent South
NJ bis lI.er suppressed by the Government. lie
COX pors sslon OF the Union Paper Office Tho Her.
d. and al once set himself at work TO issue an eli.
ion of his Fee Press.
Some L! or Is of the 200 of our cavalrymen sup
,oseI to Gave been captured in TIE stImsh at Point
II Rocks have just arrived and report that most OF
hese men ore doubtless scattered about. and will
work Their way in. They also report having heard
eavy c,,nonadiDg ia the direction OF Harper's Fer
v, winch was probably occasioned by our forces !
bellIug .he Rebels. $
An officer Jus up from Fortress Monroe, informs
ne Ina, the Rebels have retired from the Peninsula,
hat trero had been skrmsh near the Chickahoml- 8
", with sngbt loss to us and that Gen. keys's p
Orces occupied New Kent Court House Oh the 10th.
important movements are e.id " be III progress at
va about Fort Monroe. BETA.