True Democrat., 1863-07-08
B Y T E L E e R AeP.H.

MoNkor, July 3d.-Ne glean tie. following from tie Natchex Courier extra of the 29th: <. ' l.s RICHMOND, June 25.-An inmense democratic
 mea ting was held at Springfield, III. One hundred thousand people assembled. Speeches were made and the federal administration was denounced and the return of VaIlandingham demanded and reso- iutions declaring Illinois sovereign. powers and
 opposition to the prosecution of fathe war. ...,ts PANoLX, 26tll. l.:-Col. Met Quirk, of the mounted State cavalry fell upon the Yankee camp when |shey were feeding their horses near Hudsonviile,' ten miles north off Holly Springs, Monday, killing
 nineteen and taking twenty seven prisoners, horses | and equipments. The Yankees have all disap peared from around Panoia. RICHMOND, June 23d.--Ten transports appeared | at White House, on York river, this mornlng. "A
 small force landed, and it is reported their pickets advanced as far as Tunstai. No apprehcnsion was
 felt in official circles as to the efficiency of meas
 ures taken to prevent an advance if be attemp-
 RrcHnoasup, June a5d.-Imboden has destroyed Iall.workshops machinery, locomotives and cars at Cumberland ferry. :ofl .s,f as
 The bridge from Little Cape, some distance
 west of Cumberland, the immense tunnel is de- stroyed and the grand iron bridgeis knocked to Epieces. This is the greatest blow of the kind ever given them. @ The Baltimore American of 2od has Harrisburg telegram of the 2lst: The rebclSare
 reported 45,00O strong at Hagcrstown, fortifying. The troops at Harrisburg are expecting a.ching [orders on Monday. Gov. Curtin received q dis- patch from Chambersburg, which states that Jen- kuss was at Gainsboro last evening and has been |piundering houses among the mountains. A small
 mounted force rode into Frederick Saturday parol-
 ed sick soldiers at she hospital Took afcw horses
 and left No attack so far on Harper's Ferrys- Three hundred laborers are called into service
 Nothing definite as to the movements of Gems Lee and Hooker
 R,cHMoNn, Juusae.- osseial Con rrcssiouat elec-
 ton returns in this States show the reelection of eight representatives, to-wit:s. Brooke, GOode, Dejarnette, Goodwin, Mullen Johnston and Rus sell The Baltimore Gazette says all we are per, mitted to know with regard to Hookers move. ment is that he has advanced backwards with con- The correspondence of the New York Herald, on the march of the 18th inst, says Rockers army las suffered untold miseries from heat dust and
 water. The whole countrylis filled with stras- glcrs. ass,.,..l ;s z. l,y5s. F The men could not be kept in ranks by coaxing or threats. There havebee one thousand cases
 of sunstroke, of which moro than one hundred have proved fatal. ,.y fa tssss'st T ss~ ss.;a
 CHArrANooeA, June 26.-Four hundred prison. CTS arrived this evening from thes front. By per
 sons from the front we learn that 1t IS rcorted that I a fight which took place on.Thursday tho enemy y
 E BsooxaAvss, % @ Miss, June asThe thirty seven Yankee raiders that captured our courier on " ed nesday last and passed through this place were
 captufed near Elliston by citizens that vent from Brookhaven and that gathered on the route.- Nothing important from vicksbnrg lately. importance. Gen. Kirby Smith is expected shers
 The new Coafedefate stssss ship Georgia has destroyed 4sev efal merchantmen. sA The Confederates captured 9 freight train on tie Louisville and Nashville railroad last week.
 The federal draft is vigorously resisted in parts
 of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois Near thirteen thou
 sand were enrolled in Chicago. Ex-Senator Fitch, late Colonel of the 18th In diana, addressed twenty thousand people at Lo-
 xansp6rt, denouncing the Executive and military, usurpation in bitter. terms. k;s 1-s Voorhees advised the maintenance of. liberty ak
 the hazard of life and fortune. Great enthdsia asm
 Rsoaxoxp, Jaas aa Nothing by the Central
 train, except it is reported there cavalry fight on Thursday and Friday at Middleburg on tue |r6ad between Chambersbufg and Hagerstown, close
 to the State line Robsttson's brigade chiefly en. gaged The enemy were4epulsed with sevsFe loss;
 alarge portion of the l61st node Island
 were ckptured.g NO particulars of 'c4sualties.
 OsrxA, June a3,.-A courier just arrived reports
 that Col. Lyons captured neat Clinton, Ia.s oh
 last Saturday evening,a foraging train consisting
 0f isixty-twos wae0ns eof corn, QwU Hundred and
 sghsy nules.thisy Ysakees and tPsy 'Is a groeS. sees heslss4 sssL sga soF1ve ney AesSrtseb and enc Yankee prisoter
 arrived here this mornaHg frezn Clinton. ty 1s'' q xGRfsApA,s June 22adill knesthe Yanksesswere ats Psnoaa, on Eriday, Ckaimefs attacked the 2d
 Ifffnois cavalry, fo1r nifes south of Hernando at dsyliehty snsldnxe 6leaG sweep killing, xoundfng and capturing all but one colhpauy. . .Satufda3 night Chalmers was at Hickah1 with (9e YanKee faeEerhis side Of him. n,A' 2 sssa' Iss Gen George; with State troopssshd McCulioch' were four miles in the rear of the enemy good uosition. ThesY 2nkees are heading N6rth: - . | I ICHAnLuirpataJ Jane IlS. = Havana adyices state that tsatong the spoils captured by the French at Rssbla5 was Abox aoontaining cctrespondencs be-
 sii6wihg thAt:ths ftrmer has fdini6hed tho latter