Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-22
'TEI.EGRAPBIC.
rROm THE UNITED STATES.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN YANKEEDoM
LINCOLN CALLS FOR IOO,O 200 MILITIA TO
REPEL INVASION.
PRoCLAMATIONs, BELL-RISGING.
&c, &C., &c.

SgELpYyILLE Tenn, Juut S.-NashVille papers OF
Che 10th have been received The New York Times, OF
that cate says that Gen. Leo and his army-nnety
thousand strong-are marching NorthwaId, and Hook
er's army is marching on to prevent an advance.
The Governor of Ohio calls for 10000 troops. The
Governor OF Pennsylvania calls for $4,000 to prevent
the invasion of the State.
WASHINGTON, June l5.--Lincon has issueda proeR-
nation for loo coo men from Maryland, Northern W.
GINA, Pennsylvania and Ohio to repel invasion.
HARRIsBURe, June l5.-Dispatches from Cham
burg and Hagerstown, state that the rebel cavalry are
at Berryylle and Marlinsburg. dispatch dated l4th
says that hard lighting is going on. The rebels had
driven Reynolds from Berryvilc, and were advancing
Oh the capital The towns aud cities throughout Penn
sylvania are in danger.
Private dispatches state that the 10th the rebels
were at Chambersburg in force. Tho Federals were
removing the railroad machinery, stock and stores
Great excitement and alarm pervaded the entire country
VIcKsDURG, June lOThe Federal lines are contract
ing Kirby Smith, with 600 men, came up the Wachia
river making demonstrations on the Louisiana Side
The Federal troops at Mikens Bend have been rein
forced
SECOND DESPATCH.
SnELBYyILLE, TENN, June misunderstanding papers oil
the l7th nst have been received here. They contain
Lincolns proclamation, calling for hundred thou
gand militia, for six months service, and the following
highly interesting kilograms:
LONDON, Pa, June l6-Thc rebels in heavy force
in the Cumberland Valley.
BEDroRD, Pa, June lG.--Scouts report six thousand
rebels at Cumberland, Nd. The inhabitants are hying
for safety from Harpcr's Ferry.
HARRIsoNBURa, June TO- Business is suspendedhere
All the important documents have been removed from
the Capitol.
Milroy telegrapbs officially his repulse from the
Notifications at Winchester by 10 900 REBEL with loss
of $500 men.
Governor Curtin calls upon the people of Pennsy[
vania defend the State saying that Philadelphia has
not responded, while the enemy are in Chambersburg
He reproaches Pennsylvania for shutting about the
length of service, when the exigency exists
Dispatches states that everything looks gloomy, and
there is no saving the country south of the Susque
hanna.
BALTIMORE, June l6.-GOv. Bradford calls Oh the
people to rally to the defence of Maryland.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., June lG-Governor Smith con-
venes the Legislature on Thursday for the purpose of
raising troops.
PHILADELPHIA, June lG.-The Mayor has issued a
proclamation closing the stores in order that the ocGu
pants may join military organizations to defend the
city.
NEW YORK, juno 16.--All the regiments getting
ready under arms. The Brooklyn bells were rung at
midn ght, summOning the to the regiments, which
we're to leave Immediately for Philadelphia.
{ Gov Andrews, of Mass, tenders Lincoln all the
available force of militia from that State.
THIRD DESPATCH.
SHELBYvILE, June H. Other dispatches in the
Nashville papers say that the rebels advanced six miles
beyond Chambersburg. On the 10th Gen. Taylor tele-
graphs, officially his rereat and the capture of the
Federal forces at Winchester.
A despatch, dated New York, 18th, says: Capt. Lam
bert of the whaling schooner King Fisher says that his
vessel was captured and burned by the Alabama He
publishes card, expressing his thanks for the kind
treatment he received from the officers of the "rebel
pirate"
The brig Arabia, from Aspnwa, reports that she was
boarded by the pirate taken prize, and released on
bonds of $4,000 The pirate Captain reported that he
had destroyed two other vessels the 18th, and in
tended 10 destroy all he could