The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24
GtItarnpbir Rfports.
NFw YoRK, June %

NFw YoRK, june ~ =
TIE stesmsf sez5p, from Port Royal on the
18TH has arrived hefe. The monitors Wee.
kaxken and Patapsco captured the rebel ram
Fingal IN Warsaw Sound on the 18th insty
after firing five guns Ne loss of men on our
Judge raney, On friday East, ii BsItinofs,
gave an opinion that the regulations issued b.
the Secretary of thu Treasury on the 26sh4 81
August last, in relationsta interkal comnereey
are illegal and void.
A Baltimore latter Of tue list Il the phi
adelphia Press says Lee has pushed up his
army so that bis left wing rests In Marylandy
and TO get supplies he has invaded Ps1nsyi.
vania. Hooker has pushed his army up so
that his right wing rests on PoolesyiIle. The
advance into Maryland must be made before
the rebel army can give battle. ssFtsdal =
a A Frederick, Nd letter Of the Goth 10 the
Lnguiyer, says il is not believed that OVER
$4,000 men Of oil arms have crossed into Mary
land and Pennsylyapia9 They are steadily ad.
y%ancing eastward, and will not stop before
they reach Monocacy Junction, where .they
will be in position to unite viii. Lee 1eaf
Point of Rocks, in the vicinity of Nolandssf
Ford, where he may cross Maryland Heights,S
and we will thus be completely ;inrested. ~ ~
The details of the battle at NinchestefH
show that Milroy had 1000 men. The 1871
Connectic1t and 5th Maryland were captured 9
/ aiuuO N btutll ~ = &c Oln( WS@ v
of whom only SO are all it can now muster.
We lost three full batteries OF field artillery,
all the siege guns on HI Starr Fort and the
main Fort, 5000 muskets. $50 wagons, &c. OF
the 1000 engaged, 1900 have reached Mary
land HEIGHTS, and probably 300 or 400 escaped
to Hancock and Cumberland, Nd. Since the
dates containing the foregoing, about I700 of
Milroy's command arrived at Bloody Run,
Pa, and today We hear of the safety of 400
more. A&Et4t = EAAt.4F 7=ra@#=-@1YH . frg ~ Il
Special dispatches TO the Philadelphia In
quirer report the rebels advancing on lGettyss
burg, Pa, with 40, GOO men, and IS pieces Of
artillery. A large force of the rebels Is also
approaching London Telegraph station, from
the d~ircctioa of Mcrcersburg, evidently rec
ccnnoitering; and that a scout reports the
rebels have artillery planted on the Franks
town plankroad near Hagerstowne
~ INIIsNAFoLIs, juno %. ~
The report current in New York that &c, 600
six months men we're called for in Indiana on
account of the rebel raid in this State if abso.
lutely groundlcas-
SAN FRANcIsco, june u
Dates from the City OF Mexico via Acapulco
are to The oath ult. All the French residents
have been compelled to leave the city. Gen.
Juarez had taken command of the Mexican T
troops. The Mexican Notifications we're
being strengthened, andsi it was believed the
Governm mt would food the vaIly on the APT
proach of the French, aud make a desperate
resistance. AL the available Mexican froons !
are being drawn in towards the Capital. Gen.
Comonfort is much censured for not relieving
Puebla, and in consequences had resigned sgeq
The Frenca advance had arrived At Ssui
Martin Les Mnlican Gen. Forey had ordered
the captured Mexican Generals TO be sent to
France, and the other officers to Martiuiques-
Three thousand Mexican prisoners the eGtn-
eral had put to work on TIE railroad leading
towards Vera Crnz, and 1000 be employed
in destroying the entertainments around
Puebla. ie99:s s'sss - 2,
We gather a small amount ofvery -mize1
up kilograms. As the telegraph is under con-
troll of A. Lincoln's government. Of course
you can rely upon all Jon read. e
FORTRESS Monroe, june 2I.kis
Richmond pape rs of the 10th say
TIE city of Darier, GA, was burned BY The
Federals the 11th inst, and Is now nofhing
but one plain of ashes and blackened chime
neys. sss's - e. esfs
Seven Federal iron. clads were at brunswick, /,
Ca, the 18th, and large forces had landed
from transports.
vafiandigham has run the blockade from
Wilmington. lie is going to Nassau and
Washington, June Fl.
Dispatches..dated the 18th and 18th have
been received from Vicksburg The siege
works are still progressing with vigor. Grant
is still receising reiRforcements-
The health cf- the troops continued excel
lent. 8asI1s f435E
The whole loss of the U s. forces for the
week preceding the 18th was not more than
IL killed, and the toal killed and Eonaded
did not exceed so.
Harrisburg, June 81.
A disnatch received here late This cxen;no