The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-26
Potomac aud hurried him off.


from Chambersburg, staefug that jenkins
had arrived at Wavnesboro and threw out
pickets five miles this side. BIZ. withdrew
them this morning.
fhere is TO Information at Waynesjoro
Of rebel infantry being at Hagerstown.
jenkins has been capturing horses
among the mountains.
Gen. Couch received adespatch tonight
confirming the repor. of rebel cavalry al
Gettysburg.
Baltimore, June 81, s P Dr.
Latest sdyices from Plain No. / say fir.
ing had been heard there at intervals thro'-
out the day. ---...
No rebels had made their appearance
at Frederick Yesterday evening About
I o'clock body Of cavalry reached Mo
nocacy bridge, four miles this side OF Fred
erick. The rebels paloled all the sick in
the hospitals and every government en-
p'oyee. They searched the stables for
horses. selling all marked U. S.
A very large force of rebels, infantry,
cavalry and artillery, crossed at An,ietam
during yesterday. Refugees say they
number from forty 10 fly Thousand, but
picke!s report ;hem at twenty-five thous-
and
Earthworks are beng erected on the
west and north sides Of Baltimore, thus
completing the chain Of Qualifications =
Lines of barricades are being erected With :
in the city. extending from the high
ground on the east to the southwestern
extremity of the city.
Union men are confident that the reheIs
will not be SO rash as to attempt a raid in
are evidently uneasy, and begin to realize
that anv hostile movement Of the rebel ar
my against Baltimore might react disas-
trousy upon themselves.
Monocacs Station. Nd, June q.
Special to tie HerQH-About o'clock
this ?. H., Maj. Cole Of the 1st Maryland
Cavalry, made a gallant dash into Freder~
lex with 40 men, driving out the enemy.
killing 2, and capturing l. There was no
loss on our side. Our cavalry passed
through the city, and Immediately after
about 1900 rebel cavalry re-occup;ed the
town.
The rebel cavalry ente, ed Frederick yes
terdav about 5 o'clock p NJ, and dashed
furiousIy through the city, capturing 9 of
our men that were on duty at the signal
station, and paroline invalid soldiers, mum
berina about 60 in hospitals. \ number
Of hose. ware seized.
Secession flags are displayed at TIE Cen,
trail Hotel, and some citizens have collect
Ell there to welcome the rebels. The ma
iority Of the people evinced 10 pleasure At
The visit. The ladies' were exceeding cx-
pressiv. in their demonstrations Of dis
gust. and showercd words of sympath,
upon orr prisoners rs they passed through
Inc streets. TIE party which entered u {
city did not number over twenty, and ma
rv Of these seemed SO intoxicated as to
reel in their saddles. pickets were sta
toned outs;de of the toGn, and no one al
lowed TO leave until about midnight. when
the cavalry left, going towards Middle
town.
This morning they entered the city again
and established pichels in the outskirts
Telegraph poles were cut down AMI the
wires DESTROYED. There are supposed to
he abou. thirty rebels in the city this p.
n.
The enemy has no force between Fred
erirk and Booneshoro except a small cav
aIrv camp at NjdlIe'own.
No attempt hes been made to destroy
Tie bridge over Monocacv river, although
the emery came down to within few rods