, 1863-07-11
Dates to June 25 th.

New York, June 25th.--The Baltimore finer
lean of yesterday says there is no doubt that Lee
purposes renewed attempt to capture Washing
ton by the Maryland route His advance into
the Cumberland is for forage and supplies. He
has no purpose of penetrating to Harrisburg
1t is also believed that Hooker will to-day have
large force in Frederick, or between the
rebel army and Baltimore and Washington.
The garrison at Maryland Heights forms the
right wing of Hooker's army, and is under his
command.
New York, June 25th.-The HrralFs Wash
ington dispatch says, the rebel forces are com
posed of Ewells corps of 25,OOO; Longstreet's,
$4,000; A. H. Hills, Gear guard) $4,000;
Stewards 1S,OO0 and Jenkins, 5000. Richmond
is defended by A. H. Hill with $4,000; Francis,
12 900, and heavy brigade under Wise, on the
York river railroad.
Gen. Carter has two brigadeS at Hanover juno
ton, with $1,000 mounted Texans.
Jackson commands in East Tennessee, an6 has
Pegram's force of 1000, which with the force at
Cumberland Gap, is expected to invade Ken
lucky.
Harrisburg, June 25th,2 P. M'-During the
afternoon, last night, and up to the present time,
long trains of wagons, loaded with goods and
household furniture, entered this city. Farmers
are focking in with their horses, also, large
number of cOntrabands of all ages and Sizes
The rebel column is slowly advancing on Car
Isle.
Frederick, (A1d.,) June 25th.-Several Union
men, who have just arrived from Hagerstown
and Boonsboro says a rebel force of 10000 ar
rived there yesterday from Williamsport. 1t
was believed that Lees whole army was crossing
at Shepherdstown at Wiliamsporl. The force
arrived at Hagerstown, was infantry and arti-
lery.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated at
Washington, June 25th, says, news from Harper's
Ferry tonight states that Lees force, great
er portion of it, is evidently following Ewel's a6-
vance into Maryland and Pennsylvania. No
disposition is shown to attack our force at Har-
per's Ferry or at Maryland Heights
Harrisburg June 26th.- The Governor by au-
ihorty of the War Department, will issue proc
lamaton tomorrow, calling for 5000 militia, for
three years, for the defense of the State.
New York, June 26th.-A Harrisburg special
dispatch, dated last night, to the Herald, says
the enemy are advancing slowly and our troops
are cutting down trees and fences and barrica-
ding the roads tn Carlisle. The rebels say they
intend to destroy the crops in Cumberland Valley
and have already done so to great extent
Two rebel officers were captured to-day.
AL the drinking saloons in Harrisburg were
closed by the Mayor to-day.
Considerable reinloreements have been sent to
Gen. Knipe, who will defend what we now hold
of Cumberland valley
A Harrisburg dispatch, dated ten o'clock last
night, says: The rebels seem tc have come to
dead stand. Our troops are advantageously post
ed. No report of fighting tonight Telegraph
still open to Carlisle. Ewell's headquarters are
at shippinsburg
Philadelphia, June 26.-The Press publishes
special from Harrisburg states that Gov. Curtin
has received a telegram from the operator at
McConelsville, saying that the rebels under Jen-
kins entered that town after severe skrmish