The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
Fighting . Miles from the City.
Al the C,,izcns Undcr Arms
HAnEnruRo, June 81,

HAtEnpuEG, June 81,
Carlisle was occupied about ton o'clock
this morning by the rebels. At twelve
o'clnck they were three miles this side ol
Carlisle end were still advancing.
Our cavalry force which have been
watching their movements, is gradually
retiring.
The enemy has line of pickcts TX
tending from Carlisle TO Gettysburg. They
are moving in this direction In three col.
umns.
The authorities were in tclcgraphic
communication with Hanover Junction
at twelve o'clock to-day.
The appearance Of the onomy's col
umu ie hourly looked FOR.
The Susquehannah is rapidly rising. aud
all Of IN fords will be impossible.
General Smith, commanding the troops
on the opposite side Of the river, consid'
ere his position imprcgnoblc.
There is not as much excitement here
now a. there was when the rebels first
entered lIagerst0wn.
The great fear ia that the Railroad and
other bridges across the river viii he de-
etroycd.
HARRISBURG June 27th, 6 r. N.
Rebel columns under Gen. Early which
were at Gettysburg yesterday reached the
Northern Central Railroad about ~
o'clock to-day at point between YORK
aud Hanover functions. Thu wires
we,o cut be the rcbels, and no further
news OF their movements is known.
A dispatch from York states that rcb
els are IN force at Abboitstown, u village
fourteen miles from here. A rebel col.
umn which passed through Carlisle this
morning. os they approach nearer aud by
Their mOv, mcnts, will be Glow aud eau
tons
BALrlNt LE, Ju @ 27.
The rebels arc Glen Rock tearing up
tho track. Glen Rock IN forty three
miles from Baltimore.
HABnisBuRo, June %.
The enemy IL within four mil,s of our
tfk aud is sli tdvancng. The firing
artillery is distinctly heard.
Our truuIs are all in position aud wait.
ing the attack.
The authorities feel confident ol their
ability TO rcpulse the rebels. a battle
viii probably take place before night
The Pennsylvania railroad is 20 las safe.
fIcoSp plsrATcn.
OSK o'cL,cE, y. MA conflict Is now
going oh IN this vicinity, and the cdnuon-
udiug can be distinctly heard here. No
par, cuars have yet been received.
NEw YonE, Juuc %.
A Harrisburg srcc'nl 10 the Herald dH-
d ten O'Clock last night, says tl't cur
pirkcts at Stcrri's Gap were driven in,
ind number was captured.
II is reported that the Northern Cen.
iral Railroad is destroyed at York Haven.
No trains to-day td Baltimore.
IL is rumofod that the rebels are NOV
ing on lIayrc de Grace.
Gen. Hooker has opened the ball
A Lancaster dispatch says that the
bridge over the Susquchonnn, at Colnm-
bia, was throngcd all day by the Iugitivcs
who are fleeing before the rebel advance.
The bridge is prepared for destruction, It
rebel raid on Lancaster is attempted.
An the citizens ol Harrisburg are arm.
ed aud will cross the river to-morrnw.--
In sknmsh at Walnut Bottom this
morning eleven mtn wcIc Wounded
Rebel cnyalry scouts are seven miles
this side Of Carlisle.
A dispatch at 6 r. NJ. on Saturday says
the enemy being on our faux our forces
evacuated tlcir position, and the rebels
are advancing. At nine O'clocS the rcb-
II advance halted.
Another dispatch, dated in the field,
four and half miles eust of Carlisle ,snys
Ia, .,Il
IN position on the hill supporting the ar
ullry. Captain Boyd is in our 'front.'
with the enemy in sight II was inteud-
I'D to blow up the c0rthworks 0n Cvlcu
ating Carlisle, but the regulars would
not allow il. Several thousand dollars
worth OF Quariermastcr's stores tell into.
the hands OF the rebels. There urc
about SIX hundred rebel cavalry in Car.
lsie.
a Mrehnnicshurg dispatch at ten
o'clock in the ,vrniug says there i no
prospect that the rebels will be there be.
iVrv Sunday morning.
HARRISBURG, June as, 6rN.
The rebels nrc within three miles of
the city throwing shells.
Our troops are within the entrcnch.
mcntS, and will make bold stand.
ElGur O'Clock, ?. M.--Thc bridge oven
the Susqu,hLnnah at Columbia is in
flames.
HARRISBURG, guNE 30--l Il. NJ.
The city is quiet. There is no excite
ment, The soldiers are all at their y, SITS.
Yesterday 400 cavalry belonging to Col.
Pierce's crmmard, late n ilroy's had n
E..l I...I al.
nollsburg, defeating them aud driving
them through the town. The rebels had
three Killed On our side two were
wounded. We took 80 prisoners.
The rebel division of Gen. Early LETT
fer York this morning, taking the load
TO Carlisle. Gen. Lee is Low concen.
trutinr his army in the valley between
Ship, nspurg aud Chambersburg, oyi-
pently anticipating an attack from the
army Of the Potomac, Gen, Ewelrs rcb.
el corps is still IN front of Ilarrisburg.and
may commence the attack at any time,
.PHILArELrmA, June 30-3:l5 L. NJ.
A dispatch from Harrisburg, received
this morning, states that the authorities
ol Harrisburg have information, apparent.
ly rellable,tha Ewoll's corps with por.
ion oi Hills Longslreets Will move to-
day towards Harrisburg. They number
about 10000 men.
COLUMBIA, Pa, Juno 30.
5, S. Blair, train master on the North
era Central Road, le1 York at 8 O'Clock
this morning, when the rebels had all
LETT except their rear guard, which was
beginning TO move of when he lcn.-
The rebels are supposed to be moving to-
wards Harrisburg. They lett unrSl Cct-