The New York herald., 1863-06-19

its usual appearance. number Of citizens who hed
during tho stampede now rsturniAg.
TAs city filed wnh soldiers, and drankeansss is very
prevalent
A fon company Of Philadelphia police, Captain John
Spear, arrived to-day, and sncamped on the capital
grounds.
Seventeen hundred OF General M,roy's troops, who
we're of from the main body at the battle Of wiu
chester arrived at Bedford, Pa, today They CT ssed
the Potomac at Hancock and worked their way safety
through. General Milroy who arrived hero to usht,
states that these seventeen hundred part OF the two
thousand he reported having lost at Winchester
despatch received tonight that the rebels
pied hercersburg again this afternoon driving our men
out. The number In mentioned but Ii believed 10 bo
only small force after horses and cattle
Governor seymour has rendered Governor Curtin fifteen
regiments Of infantry which have been accepted Reau
ary organized troops from New York and New Jersey
arrived here to-day.
The Carlisle kilograms.
CARLISLE, Pa, juno 1s, 1853.
left Greencaste this morning at six A. N. The enemy
were then encamped two miles outside of the town.
The enemy yesterday afternoon threatened to burn
Greencaste unless certain slaves who had been
rscaptured ~ citizens were delivered up.
IN lieu thereof the rebels expressed their willing
70 take fifty thousand dollars In gold silver They
finally offered 10 take twenty-five thousand in green
backs.
Toward night they set nre 10 . warehouse having fty
thousand bushels oil government in IT, The citizens
put out the nre before much damage Was done
The sick in town removed . short distance out
Of IT,
The enemy had fears OF bcng cut on when at Chambers
burg. and said they fell back for Yenforcements,
and that need not think they gong 70 leave the
valley The enemy destroyed small portion Of railroad
between Chambersburg and Greencasts. They did not
plunder the town.
There was great excitement shppensburg this after.
receipt OF intelligence resdvance Of the 70
beis. Many instantly left town with their horses and
other property.
At this time (midnigh all Is quiet at this place, at
Snppensburg and at Cbsmbersburg.
The Chamb+rsb"r9 TeIegrams.
CHAMBrRsBURG. Penn., June IL, 1853.
About ten this morning the rebel General jenkins
ceived despatch from the rebel General Rhodes and
Immediately afterward commenced a hasty retreat from
this place to reinforce tho latter The rebel
out Of the town at Que p NJ
There every sign of q precipitate retreat. tho
rebels in their haste throwing away many equipments
They carried with them nifty negroes part Of whom
were FREQ Some negroes they strapped behind
on their horses.
General Jenkins treaatcd the people here tolerably
well. 50 did his and officers They paid for most
they got but destroyed about i've hundred
Also private arms They treated the women
very civiIly. They did not get many horses, but
got large quantities Of oats and hay. They did not
destroy either public or private property, bat at
tempted to re warehouse in the town. which they
did not succeed. They even left the Union nag flying
the telegraph Office.
General jenkins ordered the be kept open 30
they could get what they wanted
The Chambersburg telegraph operator and your
respondent srrved here from Shppensburg this evening
He bad 10 repair the wires In many places, and had
70 walk six miles from Scotland Two bridges are de-
stroyeA.
Isre Was no railroad communication beyond Oakvils
to-day.
Heavy nri.s be heard the direction Of HArpsrs
Perry.
Thsre report from rebel sources in town that vicks.
burg is taken
Tbs general sppsasases sf the does indicate
hesale foe 20 Ito 70 have bosn here.
From the best Information tho enemy ID now beyond
Seencaste. They passed through Carksburg
several hours ago II . briak rate. The enemy had no
artillery, and but htsle Of transportation. The
force not over twere huadred mon, consisting Of
cavalry and mounted infantry.
There considerable excitement here to DAY. The
rebels are neshborhood Of Greencastie carry
ing on horses hogs sheep, nc. s believed that there
10 NO force north Of that place.
statemens OF General Cameron.
PmLADErPHiA, June 1s--s:3 p. n.
The following despatch sent to General Cameron by
q gentleman Of this city yesterday
is reported tnat you advised taking the command Of
tho State troops from General Couch giving u "a
enhcr General Franklin General Nc kllan. Is this
true? II not, will you authorize me TO contradict ~
the following reply was received
Your telegram yesterday handed to me late last
night authorize you TO say that made such pro,o
stion. SIMON CAMERON