Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-23

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whole army. The advance 10 led BY Ewel with
! Jackson old corps, Is 500 men. The Sd had
not come up at last accounts. Lee with Hills
and Longstreet's corps is also moving North,
and will act in conjunction with Ewell, but ut
present is keeping between Ewell and HOOKER.
Martinsburg is in possession OF Ewell, who
will undoubtedly move into Pennsylvania, en-
deavorng to do so before Gen Couch can Or
ganize defence.
Latest advlces represent the rebels in Scot.
land, seven miles from Shppensburg. We have
strong works at the latter place, and are pre-
pared to give battle.
| Five hundred wagons and large number of
negroes from Gen. Milroy arrived at Harrisburg
yesterday.
A portion Of lIooker's army reached Bnll Run
on Monday morning. The remainder would ar
rive the same night.
Bufords cavalry holds Thoroughfsrs Gap.
Our cavalry also hold Ashby Gap. Hooker has
picked up large number prisoners
LATER
Gen. Hooker was at Fairfax yesterday noon,
rapidly pushing forward. The indications are
that the next battle will DO fought at Antietam.
Gen Loe's army is marching in very long
line, but he has not eutmarched him.
Richmond papers expect 80, 900 Marylanders
to join this columa.
Richmond is garrisoncd by new levies.
NEw YoRK, June IL. The Hsrdld's 5th army
corps correspondent, dating the 18th, one p. NJ,
says we left our last camp att A. n. The ia
tense heat has made tho march severe for the
troops. Quite number were sun struck on
the road. Our troops are all in position and
hal Pa nj taA - 10 .tat
tile demonstrations should the enemy chow him
self.
All sorts Of rumors prevail as to the position
oil the enemy, and il is amusing to hear the con
Trajectory reports The country about here
looks precisely as when we were last here.
HARRISBURG, June Mdaght-Two of our
reporters have just returned from in front Of
the rebel pickets, AZ miles from Harrisburg
at Scotland BRIDGE which they burned this
morning. A party Of 10 set FIRE 10 the struc-
ture The rebels are encsmped at three points
around Chambersburg, and are $500 strong un-
der Gen. jenkins.
The rebel pickets say tina. Gen. Milroy has
escaned to Harpers Ferry.
The rebels say that brigade under General
Rhodes is coming, and that they have seized 200
horses to mount their infantry. The rebels
have Is pieces Of artillery
This morning skirmish took place in the
town between some rebels and some men from
Carlisle barracks. No lives lost.
Gen. jenkins has ordered all the stores to be
opened Tho rebels made prisoners OF sayen
citizens, but injured no private property. At
Scotland bridge the rebels spared ware house
and two cars, merely ON the statement that they
were owned by individuals. They ssizsd the
-four mills near Chambersburg and have placed
guard over them.
At this lale hour il is only possible TO state
that every appearance indicates that this raid of
the rebels is only one Of usual character, and
does not design any attack upon our cities, their
object being to obtain horses and supplies.
Nrw YORK, June II. The 7th regiment Col
Lefert's, marched down Broadway en- rsufe for
Harrisburg at ii O'Clock, fully armed and
equipped. An immense crowd greeted them on
the way. Other regiments leave this afternoon
HARRISBURG, June II. The aspect of affairs,
so far as can be judged by the reports from the
border, seems TO be this The corps Of General
Ewell, Jackson's successor, is mased at West
minister, Md while the rest OF the rebel force
occupy Hagerstown. and such other points as
leave them free to operate either against Hsr-
risburg or Baltimore.
Apprehensions are entertained BY the peoplc
of Altoona and other points on the line of the
Pennsylvania railroad, that the rebels will str,c
for the West, and then 20 back to their own
side by way Of Pittsburs and Wheeling.
The notifications constructed on the hills op-
poslte Harrisburg are considered sufficient for
the protection Of the city, and an offensive
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The panic is over here, and the people are
disposed to underrste the danger Of the line Of
the SusqueIianna becoming the seat Of war,
though there is high authority for stating that
such an attempt may be made by Ges. Lee.
PHILADELPHIA, May II. A special dispatch
from Harrisburg says, Twenty-Five hundred
rebels are at South Moautaia and $500 at Cham
borsburg. The latter have not advanced any
to-day.
BALTIMORE, June II. Reliable information
relative to the invasion is, that = fierce Of rebels
not exceeding $500 crossed the Potomac at Will
Transport on Sunday, evidently ID pursuit Of
Gen. Kelley's baggage train, which arrived at
Harrisburg last evening. This force passed
through Hagertown and entered Cunbe rland
on Monday night.
HARsisBuko June 1870 A. NJ. The reb'
OILS under Jenkins evacuated Chamberburg o,
ono O'Clock yesterday, taking the road to Ha-
gsrstoNn. The authorities here are in tele
r. aphic communication with Chsmbsrsburg.
During the stay Of the rebels there all private
property was respected, except 50 far a. herses
! and cattle and the neoessaries of life are con-
! cerned.
Jackson's old division, under Ewsll, is report
ed to be a, Hagerstown.
Information was received by the authorities
late tonight, that ImbJden was ut Cumberland
J With two regiments of infantry and one OF cav
airy with artillery. Wheeling may be their
destination Troops for tho State are arriving
rapidly.
Reliable information haa reaohe here, that
the rebels are in force at Cumberland, Md.
! ton dispatch says information from the front,
! this morning, shpws the situation of affairs to
! be unchanged. Thers ara no signs Of the
enemy this side of tho Blue Ridge. Gen. lie,
{ ia believed to be in the rear of Thoroughlare
: Gap, in the Shenandoah Valley.
! Tho Hfraid's Washington dispatch of yes.er.
. day. says letter from reliable man, dated al
: Harrisburg on the AFTERNOON Of ,he 10th, says
: the train 81 Gen Tyler, from Mar.insburg, il
; just coming in. They report having left tina,
place on Sunday afternoon, when the enemy !,
. cavalry were within two miles OF the town
They left unmoestsd, and have seen nothing Of
the enemy along their route sipcs,
MoCossELnBuRc, Pa, June ". Stra, slsr
from the late fight bring information up to sr,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon IRON below.
They report that 5000 rObsls having cros,et
OF Willlamsport, were reported to be- march
Q ing on Hancock, where 1000 of Milrnv,s 5or,.,