The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

hamsTille. New Kent county, on Thursday
night llth- Ganb0ats were also reported in
the james aud the Chickah0minv. Oar troops
on the Peninsula are said 70 be falling back 10
avoid being taken in the h-nk from the navi
gable waters
NV YoEK. June 18Th
The whaling schooner kinc6sheG was cap
iured and burned By tie pirate Alabama,
March 23i, lat l:20 north, l0a. 26:20 vest.
The ship Leaisa Hatch was captured April
5ih, lat. 800 north, Ion. 35:27 west.
ClycIzxATr. June 18Th
( Governor T0di has isssed proclamation
calling for 10000 volunteers f3r tie defense Of
tie border.
CAIso. Jaae 18th
Oar loss in the fight At Niiliken's Bend
La, so far Is heard from, was seveafv ight
killed, and one hundred and ffy ioar wounded.
The rebel loss was about 4 hundred killed
Their wogG5ed were removed.
MATsvILLE Ky. Jaae 18th.
Two hundred and fifty mounted rebels dash
ed into this place last night and leil his morn
ing after stealing horses, goods. etc.
NEw Y0EE. June l6;h.
4 Sufik VA. correspondent states that
General Corcoran, with 1900 men. LEFT there
on the l2ih. in the direction OF tie Baekwa-
ter. The rebel General Jenkins IS II FFaaklin
with quite force.
J NV YoRK. june lG.h.
/ All cur militia regiments are getting under
arms at the city armorieS. The bells rung at
midnight in Brookia, calling ont the minute
men. Tie regiments assembled ut 5 O'Clock
this morning. \ large number leave for Phi
adelpLia this n ruing.
New NoRK, 10th.
The Baltimore American says. The most reli-
able information we have been able TO obtain
Is TO the following effect: An attack was made
Oh Saturday morning on q s'ta. larcs Of our
men at BerrysviIIe under General McReyuolds,
of which the MARYLAND batteries formed part.
They fell back before the superior numbers
and Joined Gen. Milroy at Winchester. after
short engagement, Of which results are uu.
known. At the same time Winchester was
attacked 10 front tIom the south by q force. re-
ported TO be auder lhe command OF Ewei. Of
St0newal Jacks0n's troops. These, which
made the attack at Berrvsv.I.e are reported 10
be under The command Of General Trembe.-
\ third force after tbs encounter are sad to
have captured detachment Of our men at
Bunker Hill, and then mov.d on Martius5urt.
At P u. Yesterday they demanded the sar-
render Of Mar.iasburg, giving forty Gye min
utes for the women aui children to leave the
town. Cen Iyi-r, who commands a. Martins
burg. refused 70 surrender aal an artillery
tight ensuel Al quarter past O'Clock last
night the wires were br4kea between iiarQers
Ferry and Nartjslsbgrc. and what occurred AZ
ter that time IS not kIowH. \ blijIe WAS
also ia progress at WinrhtS'er yesterday. re
sut uuknown. Gen. Miroy rrpai-ei Ewell
on Saturday, AMI said that lie could hod ont
until Feiu:u,ccmcut~ reached him. Il enable
to sustain his POSI- len he woaI have 10 f4ll
back en- Tie iIne 30 I;emutv. as ;he il4rpcrS
Ferry an Nlr,iusburg read are held b1 the
enemy.
1t j. ascertajncl that Hooker left tie station
near Falmouth, en- the morning. of tie l4fh.
and p~octydy, towards Dum.rey'.. where jhty
rested for be night. Ga Monday morning the
army proceeded on the road TO Fairfax Station.
where they probably arrived % Monday sight
PrcyiouS 10 The departure oi Hooker the next
corps. which lay on both sides ot the river be-
low Fredericksburg. proceeded n0rihwar1 ana
rcaclel the vicinity Ot pamdcvs on Suulav
night. Eel Pain ami AqA Greek were
evacnattI al all the pHb'ic property shipped
or otherwise secured The effects DESTROYED
were 81 h as were urt worth removal. Up TO
Monday morning our army bed rh. Gue 1l TIE
RapPhaLHaca isam Bauk, Ford to Kelly,
Ford, the river being protected Ly sufficient
troops to p III the enemy at bay should ihev
attempt to cross below. Ga Sunday evening
canuonadug was heard n Ihe direction of
Thoron-aiare Gap which was thought TO be an
tfIrt OF the rebels to cross in force.
The main portion of HE army uf TIE Po.o
mae has re'Graed from liz Rappahauaack -
The movement was rendered nee, ssary 10y that
OF the enemy. \ large ual6-rof wounded ana
sick have been brouJht avav arl transferred
10 tie military hospitals at Washington.
IiENISBCaG. jnue Is Il.
The rebels catered Cdam9crsLQrs. Pa. at
9 o clock.
ItGessucEG JGac Is \.
Everything Is gloomy h-re. The icdicA
tons are lhai the rebels Sill be 10 sight Of this
place to m rrow. owing to the aoseace Of
lrcopS TO stop taer advance TIE destruction
of a! The bridges along tae SuSq 5ehaaa : iuev-
table A> fast Is troops reach here ihev are
sent 10 Jhe DIE ant fosl> on the river. e,lore
works are btit1 constructed Attempts ta
get troops i,om WASHINGTON have Mi.itd. and
all Tie energies Of the State mus, b. directed
towards arrc-,iis ihe progress Of the rebels.
There Is no hrpe Of saving The country south
ct the Su qncla;aa.
InILADEEPI!A, j uUe 10Th.
The Mayor has issued proclamation, in
view Of the D'g p, necessity !ar instant action
to protect the capaal. Urging ihe closipg Of
stores and directing The citiz.us TO connect
themselves ,heXl>,i0g military organizations
for The defense 5i ihe citv.
IlARRJsBura. Jure I6.h.
The operator at London. franklin county.
Penn. reports that our pjgAets captured
rebel, who -ays the caemy IS in heavy force in
Cumberland Valley.
PEIADEI. uIA. Jane 10th.
Business in this city has been mostly sus.
pended. Reports from Harrisburg sate that
The rebels are a Carlisle, onIy eighteen miles
from Harrisburg. Y Harrisburg telegram
states that all important documents at the .
Capital were being removed to place Of
safety, /. evacuation was peceSSarv.
Nyw YoRK. June 10th
y Baltimore dispatch to lae Philadelphia
Inqairer states that Al. is safe at Iaper's Fer
ry, and that Miroy had reached there The
place will be held. l learn from high aathori