Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-11
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
DATES TO JUNE 80.

| Advices from Memphis to the gain say: =
A cavalry expedition under Col. Wuzencr'
Just returned from Pamela, reports as follows
He broke up a rebel camp, under Col George
Mt Pamela, destroyed the railroad bridge al
Jocksway and the trestle work just beyond
and portion Of the road from the north. He
then crossed the Tallahatchie, pursuing Ghal.
mers beyond the Coldwater. On the Helena
road he captured 100 rebels, and paroled nil
the sick. At Pamela he destroyed all the
army supplies. workshops, mills and tanner.
les, with an immense amount of forage and
subsistence; took from 600 to 500 horses
and mules and 500 cattle. He passed through
five countless marched 200 miles, and lost one
man killed and five wounded.
In the vicinity of Wilmington, near the
borders of South Carolina, a large number Of
fully resisting the rebel authorities. having
had three engagements already. The rebel
Secretary of War has ordered all the North
Carolina troops into other States for immedi-
ate service on account of growing dissatisfac-
ton among them. Georgia and South Caro-
lima troops are to take their place in the
State.
The women and children on Cape Halter.
MS banks, numbering nearly 100000. ARE in a
very destitute condition. and threatened with
starvation. Every man and boy there capa-
BILE of bearing armies is voluntarily doing mill
tary duty. The Union Notifications in this
department are being made impregnable.
Gen. Foster has rendered Gen. Dix and the
authorities of Washington tIg services of all
the nine months men in hisneportment, who
age ready at moments notice to move.
| Reports from the Eastern coast show that
the pirates are ut work destroying all the
fishing vessels they can get hold of.
Cairo, June 26-The steamer Prin,a
Donna, loaded with commissary stores and
under the convoy of gunboat, was fired on
by guerrllas from the Arkansas shore, on
Sunday last. The guerrillas numbered from
200 to 800, and had six pieces of artillery.
The first shot cut the Prima Donna's steam
pipe, rendered her helpless. She was struck
several times afterwards and considerably
damaged. A number of persons on board
were killed or wounded. She was finally
lowed out of reach. The gunboat replied to
the guerrillns' fire. but with what effect is
not known, other than they soon get out Of
rang.
New York, June 27.-Admral Foote died
last night.
The enrolment in this city is nearly com.
plrtrd. Nearly 10000 names were obtained.
Three steamers and one bark left to day
in search of privntcers.
Hanover Junction, Pa, June 81, 4 r. Nj
Telegraph communication with Hanover.
stopped half an hour since. The inference
is that the rebels are there.
Cincinnati, June 27.-Matters in Monroe
county, Indiana. are becoming serious. COL
Biddle, who has four companies there, has
asked for achievements, and section of ar
tillery. The resisters arc said to number
$4,000.
Gen. Rosecrans' army. with the exception
of Vancleve's division, left camp at Murfrpps.
boro on the uight of the 25th and moved in
n southerly direction.
New York, june 27.-Shelbyville, Tenn.
is occupied by Federal forces, Bragg having
evacuated it.
The Tribune New Orleans letter. of the
18th says: Banks issued orders yesterday
for 900 volunteers to maLea final charge on
the tnemy's works. The 4.h and 9th Wis
consin volunteered and were rerulsed. and
nearly all taken prisoners.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 22d says,
it is believed Vicksburg mist fall, as inter
vention would DO miracle. The same pa.
per says it was stated yesterday. that heavy
force OF Unionists landed on some point on
York river. The dispatch mentions rumor
in circulation Of battle at Big Greek, East
Tennessee, on Friday last, between. Buckner
and Burnside. The latter was repulsed with
heavy loss. Burnsides then ordered flank
movement, and Buckner fell back to Clinton.
Baltimore. June 27.-lnformation was re.
ccived this afternoon that the rebels We're at
Hanover tearing up the railroad.
Lee passed through Hagerstown, Pa, yes
terday.
New York. June GA special dispatch
from Harrisburg says that this morning tho
rebels demanded the surrender of Mechanics
burgh. Our cavalry arc retreating in good
order.
A Lancaster dispatch says the rebels have
possession of York. aud have pickets towards
Lancaster.
M5Donnelsvillc. june 27th.-The rebels,
about 5000 strong under Stuart. reached this
place yesterday morning. A destructive raid
was made in the lower part Of this county by
a body of Imboden's men. They paid no re-
spcct to any kind of property, what they could
not carry off was destroyed.
A rebel raid on Lancaster il anticipated.
New York, Juno 2S.-A special says the
entire Army of the Potomac is OH the light
side Of the river.
There are no rebels at South Mountain or
Boonesboro. They appearto b. concentra-
ted nea, Harrisburg.
Harrisburg. June e6. - The rebels are
within three miles and ara throwing Shells
Our troops are in their entrenchmcnts and