The New York herald., 1863-06-19


The river al wliamspors and marching on Hancock
Maryland, which point sixteen hundred Of Mfroys
routed forces had been collected.
These men, being In a state Of utter decentralization,
without officers organization 1ed the reported ad
vance Of The rcbos they through
~ parts OF the country
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The Harrisburg Telcgrams.
HARRISBURG, Pa June IS, 1868.
u 10 bel ieved that there rebel troops in this
Sests now
Tho rebel cavalry under Generaf jenkins, ., Ha'
esrstown last night
There evidence Of any infantry force having been
wxh him.
While at Chambersburg the rebels cleaned out all tho
drug stores the Place. paying for the drugs Confede
rate scrip
On leaving Chambersburg the rebels took with them
number Of the prominent farmers that section Of
sAe valley.
Adespatch received this afternoon announced that
The rebels Chambersburg, advancing in force
again upon the town. Harrisburg again all excite
msnt and people once more began 70 pack up and pre-
pe 70 leave. As the rebels did not occupy Chambers
burG, however, the excitement subsided rapidly
originated.
The latest is that the robcls reconnos
sancs and that they nave fallen back once
vicinisy Of Greencastle.
Among the arrivals here 70 day tho Eighth and
Seventy Arst New York. They are bvouacked one mile
hsoa the city.
APsoounotering party has been sent out, and 10
suDobtsd every moment.
rumor prevails here that Governor Seymour has
called General Mcclellan Albany hsp him organize
Afssn sssinsnts 70 como 70 The rescue. Ths rsport
ersaass general Joy General McCsssa regarded bore
= Ne hope Of the nation.
n following order has been issued
HRApQrARrSRs PuSrLvANA MIlriA,
HARasauRd1 June II, 1868 J
Coueb, commanding shs Department Of the sussas
hanna
HRApeuARrERs. DErARTnnHr o. THE suseUE,axsA,
No Captain Dodge chief mu.,erins oneer viii q "a. n
s M Int ~ s .ne eOPs a ssf ns us
s,es ana the dai cf his saoseaey ovsrnor c.rn
- in. o T.T % s u % 70 mouS aa =,
d.eh.rfed during the eI,ns s%srsencgU cUrcu
RosT LIZ Ror Captain snd 4. A.
Tho volunteer militia who are willing 70 enrol them
selves the defence OF public and private property In
tnis Department viii assemble those in Camp Cur
tn Camp Curtin and all others on the Capitol I'm. On
N and AZ once furnished with all the necessary equip
ents prior 70 being regularly organized INTO regiments
The people Of Pennsylvania who have testified BY their
presence here their Willingness bear drive the
rebels from State and protect from invasion, will
readily the proprety Of this order and their duty
they are called INTO service by the United States gov
srnmcnt Tor tho purpose Of protecting tns tate ana are
pbced under the command Of general ocer detailed for
To ENJOY all the benefits Of .h.. government.
sary they should mustered service and that
vice only continue during the existence OF the
gcncy for which they called; and desire
20 return 10 his home until all the people OF Pennsylvania
and the soil Of state is safe from toe ebel.
A. l.. RUSSELL, Adjutant General pennsylvania.
" stated that a body Of rebels have gone from Cum
bcriand, Nd, to Romney, Va
The authorities busy in organizing the troops, who
continue 70 arrive in large numbers.
Ths work the rifle pits and ortncaons the other
side Of the susquehanna sti going there is much
sotvty there and Camp Curtin and everywhere else
- and about the city
The volunteers nocking In fast. The New York
Seventy nrst regiments arrived via Easton
a. four p. N. Recruits being mustered in for SIX
months, unless sooner discharged.
Trains are running within Ave miles Of chambersburg
Tho rustives who joined the heera Of the last three
days are returning home.
rhe military authorities refuse all Information but il
presumed that nothing important has ,ranspired which
Aas not already been made public Rumors from the
border are seanL hear OF the rebels in force at VII.
Amspert miles beyond Hagerstown also at Cumber.
land The latter repor, 10 doubtful
The volunteers enjoying the largest liberty, roam.
ting all over the town quarters being yet ready for
them.
General Milroy has arrived from Harpers Ferry.
Tie late rebel oroe ~ Champersburg was I'VE miles
beyond there to-day.
fhree New York regiments have repor ted at Reading
Preparations are made 70 receive them here to night.
Tne drafted aud months volunteers Of this
STATE volunteering for s'x months.
There Is Trustworthy regarding the move
enis of enemy. No large force has Jet approached
the Cumberland valley.
Reports from the border line have been very conflicting
during tho day.
Tho operator Chambersburg, under date of elk w.
states the latest scout just an reports bong eight
miles from there and rebels and heard OF
being a Greeucaste. lie confirms the report brought BY
baud ef body OF two hundred beng At Grcencasts
At nccn, and dividing there, one body going towards
waynesborough, the other towards hcrcertoarR
rhey are supposed TO be after horses.
Heavy cannonadlng IL heard n Greepcastle in tho d.
reclIon OF Barpers Ferry.
Misunderstanding exists here among q number oi
who have arrived for protection Of state
The authorities are receiving troops for sr months or the
emergency. Tie time Of required Under the call
cannot exceed two months the farthes large
pumber sft for their homes to-day bayns rsfused q
enlist for fear ot being held for The SIN months
Mere rcbcls In tho sssss, srccps Q sAsvos
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