Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-16

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NKw YoRx June Is The Times s,vs edi-
toriaily that Information reached this city yes
'erdav from Washington that Lees army.
900 strong. was on this side of The Raprs
hammock marching porthwaTd, and thai HOokei's
army was Fastening forth TO Prevent the Rebel
advance
Lee. before The close of last week, crossed at
thu fords above Fredericksburg and appar
emily pushing for the Orange and Alexandria
railroad By Friday Hooker's whole army was
on the norihward march following.
All ow conimissary stores have been embarked
from Aqua Creek
Lee has been Joined by large reinforcements
from North Carolina and the Blackwater. all his
cavalry has been massed on the north bank Of
the R'ppahannock
Lones'reet's corps. lately at Culpepper. has
douhtless joined Lee
Hooker, force con not be inferior TO Lees, as
our army has recently been heavily reinforced
from the NaLsemond. the Peninsula. and else
where
No official or semi official indications Of these
movements have been received from Washing
ton but the Times says:
These accounts We have obtained from other
sources; but there seems 10 he no question that
our army and that of the Rebels both on the
march, and 80 closely together that they can
hardly avoid n collision soon.
The Worlds New Orleans letter Of the It'll,
states
A small body of Grierson's cavalry which was
out TO reconnoiter in the vicinity of Clinton.
came unon some 80 Rehels The cavalry re
ported that Cant ID avis and 30 men were killed
and ~ taken prisoners and o. horses CAPTURED hy
the Rebels The rest escaped and returned to
our army. The Federal cavalry would follow
and make a raid on Baton Rouge where our sup
plies are and sm,ll force sent 20 protect them.
dispatch dated from the headquarters OF the
9Th army corps states that troops and wagons
hi' been passing there all night Troops of the
5 army cnrps arc guarding the fords. with or.
ders to be in readiness To march at moments
notice
The Herald eiitorially says:
u is evident that an active campaign is now in
operation on the R-ppahsunocS Harper's Ferry.
the Shenandoah Valley. and the upner foriS of
the Potomac. are among the points indicated hy
recent Rebel movements; and our army has also
changelits base Of supplies, nj least il il now he.
ing transferred from Aqua Greek to Alexandria
From the army of the Cumberland.
Nav YuRK. June Is "A special to the Herald
dated rune. June IL. says:
new army, denOmnated the Reserve Corps,
has heeu created, called the Department Of the
Cumberland. and placed under the com nand of
Major General Gordon W Granger, with It's nres-
Ell, headquarters at Triune The corps is TO be
Brig Gen'Is j d Morgan r. S Granger and A.
Band
A strong force of the enemy, estimated at
OOO0. under Forrest and Col. Cruise, are still
lowering about Triuue.
From Harrisburg
HARRIsBuRG June i5-The Governor of
Pennsyly MIA has issued n proclamation saving
the STATE is again threatened with invasion md
the President has issued his proclamati for
d lllO men from PENNSYLVANIA. ana now appeals
to all citizens of Pennsylvania who will willingly
defend their homes to rush in their might in this
hour of peril
The issue is one Representation destruction
that II j. The purpose 0 the enemy who invade
borders with all the strength he can com
nnnd. Is apparent. therefore call upon all men
capable OF bearing arms TO enroll themselves and
to give aid to the efforts to he put forth for tine
salvation ot our common country.
Dispatches to day from the scene Of operation
at Chambcrsburg and Hagerstowp, give informa
ton that the Rebel cavalry arrived at Perryvie
and Martinsburg. about noon. aud at the latter
place there has been hard fighting. Milroy was
contesting their advance
Communication is DESTROY ed between Wnches
ter and Martusburs
Reynolds has been driven by IL large force of
Rebels from Perryvllc 10 Bunker Hill
The enemy is also ~ Winchester.
All Of Lees army j. moving
News from Muddy Branch aud NOlan's Ferry
/ indicates that warm WORK has been going on
there. The C,pital and princip, cities and
/ towns ot Pcaus,ly. are ia absolute danger
! Col Scott has gone tn Washington to urge on
tho Government such notifications of its plans as
will suit the views of the people
The IN icitipns thu capitalists will I'D
vance the money To pay the military, trusting to
the Government for payment
FROM Memphis.
/ MEMPHIS. June l3-The steamer Hiawatha,
! from below. with dates To the l0,h. says:
The situation at Nicksipurg j. unchanged, ex
cept that oor liue> are daily being contracted
/ The late rains have improved the condition OF
the army
About six thousand of k,by Smiths force are
reported To have come up " ,slita river and are
/ making demonstrations on the Louisiana side OF
! the river
Our troops AT Mnlkens Bend have been rein
+ forced
/ Johnston i still receiving reintoreements from
the East and preparing to move forward.
From CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June ID - | he Governor Of Ohio
has called cut thirty Thousand volunteers to repel
invasion.
The Pres,dcutC calls tor zoe, OOOTroop.
WAsuiNGToS. June l5--The President has j..
sued proclamation stating that the Rebels art
| threatening To invade Maryland Western Virginia