The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-07-09
Latest from the North.

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The Herald Of the 3eth contaius the follow
ing
Tho enemy bad not advanced on Harrisburg
at the fastest accounts
Ther" was skirmishinE atVarious points on
tho south eide of tho Susqunharna Yesterday
AT Oystervile and Maysville especially.
- Al our. .fnrccs wcro ~itLin- rrufr .isfsassSs 81
sunset Sestx1Sfai.---s - -. -
The rebels had torn up tho track to Mariet-
tayille Rnl SYkcsvhlc, within thirty -one miles
ar Ba4tiIndrC. :. Tire dauiass-dNaN at tho latter
pT.ce is slight.
Tho rebel denoral Early has levied on the
authorities of York for 81 $4,000 in Srconhacks,
4n,0e0 pounds Of fresh beef, 2a1 barrels uf-
a"ur'8d,OH0 bushels of corn, ! 900 pairs each
H shoes, stoc kings, coats and hats, ~ bags Of
coffee, and largo quantities OF sugar and gro
ceries. ~.
Gen. Early says We will oecupy the
place pcrIDanenty."
The defenders in tho cntrcnchmcnts at Har-
risburg are prepared for an attack.
Today the enemy arc reported crossing, tho
river OF Gainbridge on Jntoous, " ith the nt.n
ton Of cutting gthe,PenusylyaniaC Central Rail-
road. ..-
Ths greatest alarm 0nd activity prevails In
PhilalrlpliF6: The Mayor and GcBeral Dana
lraro issucd 'stirIing proolnmations, appealing
TO the cituvns t. prepare Ia defend heirh0fnes
There was great panic in stock ycSterday.-
The coal dealers beId 0 meeting mud resolved
10 close their cVilieries till tho oriI Ises passed
50 as to enable the miners to volunteer. The
merehnuts resolved to raise 81, ,o0c 900 for he
defence. The Bonrd of Brokers raised So, 900,
70 ho divided among fve hundred men who
may enlist for the emergency.
lipc ofontron cLmcnts will be commenced
aronnd the city of Philadelphia $s- morrow.
! phc spleudid bridge over the Susquebnnna
Rt Culumbia-valucd al $iJ7, 7,0e0-was burned
ON ths 2Sth 10 Keep the 'rebelS out of the town.
Thr rebel cavalry is committing oonsidcra-
bs2 dcprcdat"ns upon the cattle and horses
AROUND Washington city, at DranesSiio and
Long Bridge. They also made their appear
"nco Mt numerous points in Mont gOmCry cbun-
~, Nd, ON Sunday. Yesterday they wore
! s0izing all the finest hofses to take the place
| OF ueir judod auimals.. Some few showed
! themselves near w oshiugton, at Silver Spring,
| five +mlcs from the city. Tiny stopped the
! stage which connects With the railroad at
/ lIRurely and took the horses.
| sRosoneranz army continues to advance at
different gaps OF tho .uroRntains. Ills forces
haze had severe skirmishing with the enemy,
/ in every caSc with success.
Tho rsbel General Claiborne is reported
killed ut Liberty u ae.
| Thy latest dceounts from Vicksburg are to
| the nd. The cannonadinS on the Goth was
terrific, both from the army aud gunboats.--
] The siegc is progressing tavUrnby.
| The movements of Gen. Johnston continue
wrapped in mystery. Ho has gone beyond
! the Big Black, and it il reported is moving
south.
All the rivers aud streams arc rising.
| All the bonds given Ly CAP tains of ca ptured
Vessels to Commander Tacconey havo boon
| found on the schooner Archer, and are now
in possession of the authorities.
In New York gold was riEl MiddiRg Cot
ton lie. e.
RICEAoNn, July 4.
The New York Herald of the 29th ult. says
| Con. Ices whole arulY it undoubtedly in Penn
| syIsHuia. Last night tho rebels ware within
three miles of Harrisburg, anu heavy lning
has been going On all day between the out
posts The utmost Consideration prevails
throughout Pennsylvania, and funtives keel
pouring into Harrisburg, La nesster and otIer
cities in n state of complete terror bringing
.tbeir Cattle, merchepdize and household
goods.
Gcn..Ewoll has Issued orders to his troops
IN Chambersburg, srging the necessity Of Wig
ilanco aud discipline Prohibits all stragglns
and m narauding z ander pain ef-thG severest pen
alties says all material arms requires 70 bi
taken under tho military rules which govern
civilized warfare; absolutely prohibits all IN
driduai interference with private pr opGrty.
train of one buudred wagons loaded with
supplies, also nino hundrcd mules, were cap
tured by tho rebels near Rockville yesterday
robcl forco of sayairy is reported to b.
moving towards the Washington Branch Of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They passed
within four teen miles OF Washington.
y Hooker issued faIewell address to his army
dated Frederick, June 2a<h, in which no says
In conformity with m order freln the WA
Department, dated eth, rclinguish the com
mand .fthe army of the -rotomac Itistrans
ferrod to Msjor aeneral G: G.. btsa,ln. a brav,
and accomplished ofiesr. Impressed with th'
belief that my usefulness as eomnsns.or of tit
army of the Potomnee has been imlaired
part from it, get not without Sospcst otnoriUn
, ! SC.
Tho Herald ANNOUNCES tho change With n
> ordinary, feelings Of gratifieation. p,