Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

From RsItim ore .

Yesterday evening. and about O'CLOCK 4 bo1y OF
cavalry reached MonocAcy bridge, four miles this
side oi Frederick
The Rehes psroled all the sick IN the hospitals
and every osernment employee They se,r,hed
u, e for horses. SEEING all marked = L. ;"
! very large force Of Rebel infantry, cavalry
+ md artillery crossed at Anfietam during vesrer-
'isv Refugees ssy they number from $4,000 to
~ 400. but pickets report them at 25.00D
Earthwofks are being erected around the west
and north sides of B,lrimore. thus completing
he chain of Notifications A line of barbados
his heen erected within the city, extending from
the high ground on the east to the southwestern
extremity of the city These will be defended
\ ht Union League men, who are being armed bS
Gen Schenck. The Union men are entirely
confident that the Rebels will not be so rash as to
attempt raid in that direction.
The disloyal among evidently uneasy
and begin To realize that any hostile movement
Of their friends against B,ltmore might react
disastrously upon Themselves
From New Work
Nav YoRK. June 81 II ,rrisburg dispatches
TO night contain the following:
The Rebels are reported 10000 strong at Ha-
/ gersfown and fortifymg.
Milrovs headquarters are still ut Bloody Run.
The troops were expecting marching orders i'm
meliatey.
1t il feared that Ewel il in williamson. but
the opinion here j. that he is not at that point un
4 less Lee Is about to cross below Heivv rains
MY have raised the Potomac and hurried him
off
Governor Curtin received a dispatch to nigh
1 from ChamberSburg, stating that jenkins mr..
rived ut Waynesboro and threw out pckets FIVE
miles this side but Withdrew them this morning
No information at Waynesboro Of Rebel in
fantrv AZ HagerStown.
jenkins has been plundering horses among the
mountains
Gen Couch received a dispatch tonight. con
frming the report of Rebel cavalry at Gettvs-
burg
A Harrisburg dispath to the Herald states
that Jenkins passed through Greencastle last
evening with 700 mounted infantry, in the direc-
| ton OF WaynesbOrO
The Rebels are reported tn have I6 pieces of
artillery with their large force. They occupy the
south side of the Potomac between Cumberland
and Harpers Ferry.
Rhodes has 20 400 men at Wiliamsport
! 1t is the opinion i'm official circles at Harris.
burg that the Rebels have serious designs on
Baltimore. Their movements Indicate this and
fears are entertained for the safety of that city,
Three hundred Rebel cavalry fired MERGERS
burg in several places
Ch"mbersburg dispatch says:
II the Rebels remain where they are we may
expect fight on Tuesday
To night they are picketing the road short
distance this side of Greencastle.
The Rebels are securing the country for horses
and have got about 2 0n0 head of cattle and
2o00 horses. They are reported near Waynes
boro aud Gettysburg.
jenkins left Greencasle tonight, with DAYS
rati',ns. on a foragng exnelition
NEw YoRK. June % The Philadelphia Press
SAYS reliable dispatches assure us that though the
enemy j. concentrating force in Upper M,rv
lend the danger of an immediate invasion of
Pennsylvania has been averted
from Washington.
WAsHrNGroS. June 81 Dispatches dated the
5'h and 10Th have been received from Vicks-
rurg The siege works are still progressing with
vigor
Gen Grant is still receiving reinforcements
The health ofthe troops con'innsd exc Silent
The whole loss Of the Uni'ed Suites forces for
he week preceding the 10Th asnot more than
twelve killed. The total killed and wounded did
not exceed finv
The Richmond Dispatch OF the 2lst contains
The following:
Dispatches received yesterday from Savannah
announce the capture nv the enemy OF the Con
ederate iron clad steamer Atlanta She was
formerly the English steamer Finga. and was
commanded nv CAPTAIN Webb The Atlanta
steamed out of the harbor and attacked and
! Federal iron cads
The World's special saws:
Indications that the real design of the
Rebels is To attack Washington from MARYLAND
nd cross the Potomac between Washington and
EDWARDS Ferry
Refugees and deserters saw Longstreet is near
Leesburg and intends attacking and cross Ed
wards Ferry II successful
Ewell's corps has crossed Mt William sport in
frIll and d. kot.-
Baltimore and Washington To operate with
any force succeeding in crossing this side of Har-
per's Ferry
II is caimed that Lee is waiting for an oppor-
tunity to come through Aide and Thoroughfare
Cans To Manassas
The crisis is vet to come in this capital
MoSocAcY STATION. Mn. June 2l.-A special
to the New York Herald saws:
About o'clock this afternoon, the lst Mary
land cavalry made a gallant dash into Frederick,
with AZ men. driving out the enemy killing two.
and capturing one No loss on our part
Our cavalry passed through the city and i'm
mediately after about so Rebel cavalry reoccu-
pied the town
The Rebel cavalry entered Frederick Yesterday
afternoon abo1t o'clock. They dashed furious
~ through the city. capturing nine of our men on
duty at signal station. and paroling some 60in
valid soldiers at the hospitals. number of
horses were also seized.
Secession flags were displayed at the Central
Hotel, where some citizens collected to welcome
the Rebels
A majority of the people Of Frederick evinced
no pleasure al the visi, Of the Rebels The la
dies were exceedingly expressive in their demon
STATIONS of disgust. and showered words of sym
pithy on our prisoners as they passed through the
streets
The party which entered the city did not mum
Der over %, and many of them we're so ntoxca-
ted to reel i'm their saddles
Pickets were stationed outside of the town.
and no one allow ed TO leave the town until
about Midnight when the cavalry all left, going
toward Middleton.
This morning the cavalry entered the CITY
and established pickets on the outskirts
The telegraph poles are cut down and the wires
DESTROY ed.
There supposed to be about 80 Rebels in
the ctv this afternoon.
The enemy has no force between Frederick
and B0onsboro except small cavalry camp at
Middletown.
No attempt has been made TO destroy the
bridge over the Monocacy river. although the
enemy came down last night within few rods of
/ the Junction.
The Rebels are reported to he fortifying South
Mountain. Thew have in the vcinitv OF vii
Transport about 5000 infantry and 900 cavalry
and few pieces of artillery A squadron of
cavalry could undoubtedly capture the enti-e
fnr,.a nm this side af Saufh Nanntain