, 1863-06-30

rebel force of 5000 cavalry and seven pieces
Of artillery, crossed the Potomac at Seneca,
Montgomery county, last night, and this
! morning took the Daruestown road, rs If for
the purpose Of either reaching the Washing
ton Road, or the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road.
The rebels have burned two: bridges this
side Of York, Pa, md two beyond, so far. as
is known. ,:~:.
New YORK, June 29.-A special to the Her
aid from Harrisburg last night says, .: :.
Gen. Cameron has information that the
rebels are at Carlisle 10000 strong, with IS
pieces Of artillery. Guns are heard and the
enemy is at hand: '. !; 49,.
HARRISBURG, June 29, 1:s0 p. m.-Two re-
fngecs have just arrived by the Pittsburgh
mail route, who left Chambezsbu1g on Satur-
day evening. The statey that at eleven o'clock
on satu day morning, Gen. Lee;i in company
with Gems. LoDgstreet and a. P. Hlll, with
their staffs and escorts, LEFT Chambersburg,
taking the Baltimore pike in the direction Of
Gettysburg; .4 =. :.
When the refugees left, Ellis corps was
passing through tho town, taking the road
Gen. Lee went out on. The only J rebel troops
that passed; through Chambersburg, coming
in this direction, were those Of Gen. Rhodes
and Gen. Johnson's division: ::
a gentleman who left York at one o'clock
this morning, says Longstreet's pickets were
then within mile Of there, and everything Of
value that could be, had been removed. -
Two rebel companies attacked four compa
MES ot the goth Pennsylvania cavalry, last
night below YORK, and we're driven of, badly
whipped. Our loss Is insignificant. :. d.
NO lighting at Harrisburg yet.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2o:-The Board Of
Brokers to-day 1aised 5000, to Bio divided
among five hundred who may enlist for the
emergency. A resolution was also adopted
to adjourn ut ) o'clock every afternoon, to
give members IN opportunity to drill. The
stock Board has agreed to hold but one meet,
ng eaen oay' aoJootnlne Inc SAFE At - O'CLOCK
at q meetng Oh clefgymen' To-day, they o.
ierea taelr services 10 Inc mayor TO LABOR on
tpe fortittcation8.
HARRISBURG, June o9,.-Informatfon was
-;aca;ve1 hv +ha o,+b,-,+;o. ~, -,,.o.
80, ~ s' ~ Sn .uo4'
~h1ch they consider perfectly reliable, that
$1,000 rebel troops hsd passed through
chomhershnroh nnto a,+rrdov +or.+h.r +v;t.
xAmoeisuulsn ~. up 10 saturday, toge1ner "itn
1o9 pieces o1 aruAeFy' den. Lee WAS at
Chambersburg with hisstaff on Saturday. The
indications nre that a strong effort will be
made to obtain strong footho1d on this slda
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u tne tise1. LIZ 1eoe1S Aase rema1neo COLL
paratiVely Inactive In our front up to tho
present time.
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'N1 '1'4o"0' "4~ NV: ~ A.ost' "ppe1.eo
this morning at an early hour four miles be-
.yond Morriattsyflle. md tore m the track.
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febels appeared AZ oalche1sVi!4e, tnlrty'one
miles from Baltimore, and destroyed the rail-
road track.
a 'eoe4 sA'a41 ."leo eue4lapeo 'ast nA5ns
ut sandy Spring, Montgomery county, aud
nns aa ~ ha 49, sarra 49, 7,os - -.
F ~ ~ ~ 4,"-. 1870 ' ~. e4 ~ w
polht apoFe ment1oneo- 1ne foad 10 Naeh-
ington is, as Jet, unmolested by the rebels:
I4scAsryR. Pa. Jnne 9a-1n 4ha n;ght
There ia great c1c}temcnt here R..f'~eea
from HARRISBURG nre 1lockin, hers
Two snias cnH,a a. nvar IA SneoT;ch,,r, ,,nox
this morning at Marietta four miles above
CoIumo1a. tja One YVES kined M and tne ot9ercap-
- Guit, &eea 1al" ene 1lsef Aton4 aaAs1etLa
10 Goiumola.
~ = one W; "Au ~ suspeuuto to@4urfo"
and S,uV eh1zens WI! march TO resist the
enemy at Inc 517er' t"eaVe mnes west OF here.
HARRISBURG, June 28-Midnight.-T ar
tillery firing heard today, was skfrmish b.
tween the eneuly's ndyance and our outposts.
No damage Is known to hare been done on
either hle. It occurred about five miles from
here. Our troops then fell back, aud up to
the present time, the rebel advance Is four
miles from here. The authorities expect an
attack.
The Governor has received notice Of q, coo
men who have enlisted under the late call.
HEADquAn7ERs Army or TUE PoroxAo,l
June -, 1853
Gen. Meade's appointment ciyes universal
more Where he ost Is ordered to senort lof o'
New YoRK, June ga Herald special
from Lancaster Pennsvivania last rtrht
saws: 7>''
Four hundred rebel cava1rv attemnted tn
ford tie susauehanns. but were bafied bg the he
onr-snt WV "et0 0sAAAso ~ '"0
e The enemy baa burned thu hr,dres m the
Sor4i,er,' rontro, RcItrn,d hatrs5,, Ha-s;s a. sn
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The M enemy n % hat is moving towa9Is ] % 1:oinmbIa ia
y reported ported at 5'e The enemy have shelled 1
noh,a nao s'1aso " "A'sn'o'4"7' oppoSi1e Noi-
4 1eaaouartcra n7rnv of the Potom,c !, dts.
patch to the m Isra,d. Ira % dated d 2sth ST. saVs: e us
This mornipg Col, HardIc arrived bT snec7a1
train from Washington, Us bearer Of dispatch.
es relieving General Hooker from command
and appointing bIuj. Gen. Meade Us his sue
cessors
AffaIre on the Upper Potomac are quiet.
The rebels have a small force south of Hagers-
town, and our forces remain in possession Of
South Nountain.
Rebel caTalrg ore reported to haye crossed
the Potomac below EdWariis, Ferry and can
tured 1rnIn of 151 wnrnns
Pieasanton has becn anno,nted n M,1or
General. and to the COMMUNAL of tbe c:1TnIrv
forces. Sfoh1 1,os heen nT1cred r. renort ~
duty with another command in Pennsr1.
astb 4 HaFEiaonFs sa7s dispatch to the A'' of tho