Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-27

PHILADEtPHIA, June % The Press publishes
A special from Harrisburg. stating that Governor
Curtin received telegram from the operator at
stating that the Rebels, under
enkns. had entered the town after severe
;kirmsh with some of Miroy's troops Milroy
Is preparing to drive the Rebels out, and a battle
IS imminent.
The excitement at Pittsburgh is undated. troops
being organized rapidly.
From Frederick.
FREpERIcK, June 25.-There is no doubt that
more than half of Lees army is in Maryland and
advancing in three columns into Pennsylvania
Each advancing column is followed by immense
wagon trains, most of which are empty
Ewell commands in person the center advanc
NJ column.
Extra Billy Smith commands brigade in
Ewells corps.
The wagon train which accompanies the center
column numbers several hundred wagons, ma
orty of which are marked T. s.
Notwithstanding Ewell's orders commanding
MS troops 10 respect property of Maryland. forag
ng parties are securing the country in every d.
recton. Selling all the horses and cattle they can
lay hands or.
large number of horses have been gobbled up
in Washington county alone. Neghboring coun-
ties are suffering in like manner.
Most ofthe cattle have been driven across the
river into Virginia to feed that portion OF Lees
army which still remains on the other side.
From MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CRY. June 25.-The majority re
port Of the committee has been under discussion
all day without any action.
The President of the convention received a
telegram from Gen. Schofeld. stating that after
a personal examination of Vincent Hornesduke.
he has ordered that gentleman to be sent beyond
our lines for dislOvalty. Mr. Harden was ex
PEELED to day for disloyalty.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June % Sit is reported through
various channels that Lee and his staff crossed
the Potomac yesterday.
There various rumors in regard to the
Rebel movements. but they are not sufficiently
definite to be worth repeating.
In regard To- the movements of the Federal
forces. il is sufficient to say that our authorities
are not idle.
From Harrisburg
HARRIsBuRG. June 25-Latest advices from
Carlisle state that the Rebels are within four
miles, in force.
Nearly all day, our troops were drawn up IN
line of battle expecting an attack
LATER.
his force insufficient to meet the enemy evac ia
ted Carlisle last night. He reports the Rebels to
be 10000 strong.
from Washington.
WASHINGTON. June ga special To the Tri-
bune saws:
The President vouchsafed nearly half hours
Interview TO the Committee from Nallandisham S
Convention. of Ohio to day The President said
nothing more than courtesy required in response.
but readily adopted the suggestion that the
Committee should present the case in writing. TO
geiher with u copy of the resolutions of the Con
yention, which they had neglected to bring with
them
The indications are that Lee has not only
achiev ell the grand project OF massng his strength
on this side OF the Potomac, but he Is actually
within a short distance of Washington, having
moved considerable force from Sheppardstown
and Antietam Foris down the tow path of the CT
nal or else along the inner road from boonsboro
and Middletown to the vicinity Of Poolesvie
Rushville and Rockville From these points he
has direct access TO the rear of Washington, and
can. by expert movement. destroy the railroad
between tue capital and Annapolis Junction un-
less he should underraie the force concentrated to
oppose him in this design.
The enemy has gained position of so much
importance upon Hooker's rear there is cause for
Apprehension concerning the safety of Tyler S
force. which has been holding Maryland flights
although it is hardly probable that iyler has been
captured. Ii is possible that his communication
with the Army of tie Potomac il Virginia, and
with the forces under Gen. Schenck has been cut
off.
A flank movement on the part of Hooker
across the three lower Fords may result disas
trouSly FOR the enemy 10y iso ,ting his right from
his new base of operations upon the Upper Poto
mac.
Whatever truth may be in their proximity to
Washington. there is still an opportunity of re
Polling their further advance.
from New York.
NEW York. June 26-The steamer Cham
pion arrived from Asonwall to-day. She brings
no news.
Nesbern ad,ices to the 22i state that deserters
from Wilmington report that two Rebel IRON
cads with FIVE inch plating and mounting heavy
guns are about ready to make a raid upon the
blockading fleet.
Wilmington is very strongly fortified and a
small force can hold it against great odds
In the vicinity OF Wilmington, near the Dor
ders OF South Carolina. large number of sol
diers and conscripts arc entrenched who are sue
cessfully resisting the Rebel authorities, having
had three engagements already.
i he Rebel Secretary OF war has ordered al
North Carolina troops in other States for imme
date service on account Of the growing dissatis
, faction among them Georgia and South Caro-
lima troops ordered 10 take their places in this
State
The women and children on Cape Hattera.
banks. numbering some 500 are in very dis
tiute condition and threatened with starvation
Every man aud boy there capable of bearing
arms are voluntarily dong duty in defense o
the Union Aid for their families is hoped TO
+ from the North.
The Notifications in this Department are bein!
made imprecnable.
Gen. Foster has rendered TO Gen Dix and th
authorities at Washington the services Of ell th,
nine months men in this Department, who ar,
ready 70 move at a moments notice
| A special to the Herald. dated Washington
/ has the following:
4 Adyices from Harper's Ferry received here 10
/ night state that Lees whole force, or rather
portion OF it, is evidently following Ewell's ad
vance into Maryland and Pennsylvania
! No disposition is as vet manifested 20 attacl
our forces at Harper's Ferry or upon the Nights
There is a small Rebel force at Charlestown
but there appears TO be no considerable force thi
side of Winchester.
! The city is filled with rumors today of tn
Resels having established heavy batteries a
points upon the Virginia side of the Potomac
with the intention TO attempt to renew the block
sde Of the river There Is no foundation 70
| these reports-
A Harrisburg special to the Herald SAYS:
The enemy are advancing slowly Our troop
are cutting down trees. fences, &c. and barricad
4 ing the road Carlisle