Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-03

esraph wires are uninterrupted along the
whole line Of the Pennsylvania railroad, The
trains are iunniug also, but slowly and eau
uously, so a. to avoid surprise.
The Reading Adler, the organ Of the Dem
ocrsts and generally known as the Berks
county Bible has come out with astirring APP
peal to the farmers TO quit their fields and
rally for the defense of the State. A camp
has been formed and it is expected that there
will be 10000 men enrolled there immediate
ly.
Is 7. MA dispatch from Harrisburg,
received this morning, states that the author
tiles at that place have information, apparent
ly reliable, that Ewelrs corps, with portion
Of Hills and LongsIeet's, will move this day
toward Harrisburg. They number about 40
600 men. The report that several companies
Of Col. Thomas regiment had been captured
is incorrect. They have arrived safe, with
but small losses.
BALTIMORE, June 30.
The following definite information relative
to the rebel cavalry force, which crossed the
Potomac river at the Point Of Rocks, Sstur-
day night, has been received by the American
in a letter from Methodist clergyman resid-
ing at Brookville, Maryland Very much to
tut dhNNWlhulutuA VI #HN NANiNNhN Nht iNDtAH
came in there on Sunday evening about six
o'clock.
Gen. Stuart was with them and took pos
session Of the ministers house. The rebels
had with them captured wagons, prisoners
contrabands and mules, besides other plum
der On Monday morning the rebels left,
going northNard, as is learned from another
source. The reverend gentleman says be en-
~. T. .Tt al. II
GERS, at breakiast-among them Major Doane
and Captain Mickling Of the u $. Engineers
This was doubtless the same rebel force
which struck the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
yesterday morning II is equally certain
that it is the same rebel force which passed
northwest of this city last evening IN tho
direction OF Westminster, doubtless aiming
to reach their forces at York or Gettysburg,
which gave rise to the alarm last night.
A Harrisburg dispatch TO the Herald says
portion of Lees army has advanced down
the Valley towards Shippensburg. General
Even has moved to Troy. and On the flank OF
the rebels before Harris burg
1t is reported that Gen. 4 leasanton and our
forces are in the vicinity of Gettysburg and
have captured a rebel train four miles long.
The enemy have been driven back nine
miles from Mechanicsburg.
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