The New York herald., 1863-06-27


he can n ID .ha, nys So.n ,s h, h,s ~, the
country beyond Of everything The railroad on 10 him
ni, uppes WI ease 10 the riveI nd his tro ps
prev,ous eri Il n, ,hi rea o'''' 'A"A '
II is yet mpossI bic TO determine whe her Lee conem
plates occupying rylanu III lo'ce. or IS only making
port nt movement Vsry rer sonIa have been allowed
to pass their lines ad the are limited lnd
vuas W M wa cessnn sympatnes. faes are poa pe
cers oncernina lie n,srslpp s In, nam MY ,nere hnt
such are invariably prevented returning. We hear
o. no IMAGE 70 private propery exc pt me capture OF
bo o. any service 10 The enemy Is se,zed 's
1t is rot believed that the rebels will enter Frederick
OK escet' oy 'he seoessons's mere ana lew lIsnaen
ana opening their uIaces o Business We shal moi be
surprised AT visit from the ensmys cavalry but that
ahe .eoe w occupy ihe cown Ior any e"gtn o. .ine Is
afford protection TO the oy st sny time and II Is hardly
obabie that Lee will risk body troops in position
,,r h @ from aaasH a"y ass"uc m no. "s o has
engaged the enemy at leesburg Very little cedence is
t. this report however as the atmosphere just
~ @ ne Sa SOU as n
comparatiycly quiet ~ this vicinity
Our Chambersb"rg Correspondence
CuAMbsasBuEo, June Is, 1863
Jenkins Raid tno Ohambsrsoarg-Grcdf Scare Among
Those 'Dho Snreder d me io'on Once BEFORE 10 JD
S"dn-Tne Dicretiond y "hefoes' Ledoe Io'o" az t"e
FRS Atd'm-1he Advance G@ara @ Me hd'ae's-
THO m,sssdnd Cavalry ana Monnsd InanTv f'csefs'D
on hs Nreets-Cdthons Dogma OF "Free Trade' E1em-
fathea w'th Ven9eance-Jenk'ns Fnot'shes General
Order for Inc Det'uery OF at FTearms-fted, Hdv'ng
ftred on me Rebel Setd'ers-Tne C@'q burgess A.
semots HS Constituents ana C0"nses 1nem 70 Glos UP
I"s~ F"eocas-h Ad9y'f@ 0m e'"~ h"dc@ea NUN
Pa"s ana S'o"sS' o." Escapes F'r'0 o" h's ASsa'''
"a 4.
The following is correct ana truthful account OF Jen
kins' raid into ChamoersDurg, having wtnessed II per
sonaiy You will remember that Franklin county, Pa,
OF which ChamDersourg Is tne sh're Town. oorder
county OF the state about eight miles from tho Potomac
river ct ts nearest point At Wiamsport, that any
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pathizeo with I'D IN" fegon lou VIII eHo 'oco'oc' tuss
General Stuart the feasibility taking this
,,,o Las, foil Ioasod f, or all ,rd
paw ' " 49, e' '
teenlny win tnoasands Si cattle upon her tnousana
hills frugal and industrious people, IL lies tempting
..,, - sha a.r,no M, h,nnr rr,ss a, Tho sr,. r,a
'"" " ~ e ~ 'e'' 'o, " 80 ~
woprsy o' ts deenco eaVe 70 W so'sed oy oeoatns
society said exist the Stale Inatc Asylum at Har
r;sh,ra N, r,ovamon, nj a c,vs,rv rorca .hout Win
'.'o"e' :" ~ 80. W.
chester, tortt mbes south OF Wllamsport, hed oy NH
roy with q rge force was the first intimation Of
,,,,,o,,.,o .,s.r I'm lac, sonh.,h ,vo ho.~a ,,a,
large bodies o. negroes the auan. o. disaster to
our arms wero pourpv into Haperstown then that the
rebels had crossed the river a, different points On Mon
day morning abo ut nine O'Clock they commenced arriy-
s :" o'. o',.s W ~ " .e''- -
burg. but lett after bie. stay leaving IN command his
CHIEF OF staff Major Burt a gentemany aud A should
-, m . m -. -. $500. :. ,,,
J"use, ooou' o'ooi' o'u' e'0'ou o0'oeA o' "A'nda'
morning the wagon trains OF part Of Niroys forces came
tearing through our town IN the panceycry
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''as on eaiop mu'e 'eans o ""o0'S y" 'e ' a@''s'
ngger drivers with big saucers oat bags burst
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a'unk' oursinR Ana suoo''"s anu oianoisn'ne 'he'r
swords vowng their honLrs that the enemy bat
t miles from town ana had cantured mart of their train
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n'r ses Neu y" o'' S''ec's W "tu a"s ah''0 ufNhs-
will pcrha afford faint idea OF what skedadde
by teamsters means. Our pickes had been thrown to
the river reports skirmshng with the enc
my reached here. Many Of our ctzons then lct
Cars, and u train fred ~ ut tho latest mo.
mout Into this wero packed the and agitsted
mon and women town and also those who Thought
themselves such impor Transports
tisn TO Libby prison. Among tho latter might be
found the invincibe guard who upon Former
occasion surrendered the Stuart Doenng their
logic as having been thrown away upon stuart they
would not close their ysors DOWN. for this wild raider
OF tho West and thus we were without their cuuusc in
tho time OF need The wagon trains ceased cuminx in
sb mt fonr O'Clock p and word from the rroni that
the rebels were at GreencasrIe eleven mes from thus
place. WIS brought by scouts that proved reliable
About the same time the telegraphic communica-
tion with That place ceased. We spent the eyen
ing moncntarily expecting .sOur Southern brethren
In The COZ sttution, but they disa appointed u.s. and 80
we went Quivtiy. hoping might prove n
mistake Our iorcss had ali oade Arsctionats
wc aud from tho kind look II their you might
pcct .thev never would see our IKE agan but before
we left We concluded we would take good night rest
and at tea o'clock T. the town was rs quiet as sab
bath evening AZ midnight every man woman and child
On siam street were startled from their sumbers by
the clatter Of nifty horses ieet and the shouts o
their riders, as they rushed IN rapid course down
the street, followed by half a dozen pistol shts,
and cries oi "surrender, or Will shell your town.
one unlucKy horse, Ia the darkness, stumbled and
threw his rider over pile Of stones that stood In
front OF new building. tie was made prisoner OF by
Of the boys that were out Another got Oil his horse
To assist him. ad be too was made prisoner and 80 WAS
third The balance returned These three rebels were
put in jail ana their rottcu on 10 parts unknown
by their captors Inc young aehtene1 then met TO
gcilcr or the street and whie graduating each ther