The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-03

LoDgstreet is between Boonesboro and the
Pennsylvania line, and Hill is nssr AntiAt-
am, accompanied by Lee, and that Hook
or is just where he ought to be.
Further Particulars of tho Rebel In
vasion.
Harrisburg, June p.
Carlisle WAS fs-occupied at about ten
O'Clock this morning by the rebels. A.
twelve o'clock they were two mile. this
side Of Carlisle, and were still advancing.
Our cavalry force which has been watch
ing their movements is gradually retiring
The enemy has line Of pickets extend.
ing from Carlisle to Gettysburg. They
are advancing in this direction in three
columns. The authorities were in tele
graphic communication with Hanover
junction a. Two o'clock. The appearance
OF the enemy,s column is hourly looked
for.
The Susquehanna is rapidly rising and
all the fords will soon be impossible.
Gen Smith, commanding the troops on
the opposite side of the river, considers
his position impregnable. There is no,
as much excitement here now as there
was when the rebels first entered Hagets
town. The great fear is that the railroad
and other bridges across the river will be
destroyed.
Harrisburg, June p, GIN.
The rebel columns under Gen. Earlev,
which were at Gettysburg yesterday,
reached the Northern Central Railroad
at II o'clock to-day, at point between
York and Hanover Junction. The wires
were cut by the rebels, and no further
news of their movements is known up TO
the present time.
Baltimore, June q.
The rebels are at Glen Rock, tearing up
the track Of the Northern Contra! Rail-
road. Glen Rock is 46 miles from Balti-
McConnellsburg, June 27.
The rebels evacuated this place at 9
o'clock yesterday morning. Thursday
morning The rebel pickets were driven IN
by a detachment of the 1st New York
cavalry, causing quite an alarm among
the rebel forces
The cause Of the retreat Of the rebels is
supposed to be the fear of flank move
ment on the past of Gen. Miroy.
The rebels were about s, 900 strong I'M
der Gen. Stuart. They relreated in the
direction Of Chambersburg, and will to-
day reinforce tn. rebel force menacing
Harrisburg.
Harrisburg. June %.
The enemy is within four miles of our
works and is advancing. The firing of
the artillery is distinctly heard. Our
troops are all in position, awaiting the
attack. The authorities feel confident Of
their ability TO rspulse the rebels. A
battle will probably take place before
night. The Pennsylvania Railroads are
50 far safe.
SECOND DISPATCH, P. MA conflict
is now going on in this vincinity, and the
cannonadiDg can be heard here. No
particulars have yet been received.
Now York, Juno IS.
A Harrisburg special to the Herald,
dated 10 o'clock last night says our piekets
at Sterrett's Gap were driven in and 4
number captured.
l. is reported the Northern Central
Railroad is destroyed p, York Haven
No trains to-day to Baltimore.
1t is rumored that the rebels arc mov-
ing on Havre de Grace, also that Hooker
has opened the bail.
All the citizens Of Harrisburg are arm
ed, and Cross the river to morrow.
In skirmish at Walnut Bottom this
morning, eleven men were wounded. -
Rebel cavalry scouts ars seven miles this
side Of Carlisle.
A Kingston despatch to 6 p m, Satur-
day, says the enemy being on our flank
our forces evacuated their position. and
the rebels are advancing. A. 9 o'clock
the rebel advance halted.
Another despatch, dated in the field
four miles east of Carlisle, says we are il
line Of battle. Our forces are in position
on hill, supporting the artillery. Capt
Boyd is in our front with the enemy In
sight.
1t was intended to blow up the earth
works on evacuating Carlisle, but the
regulars would not allow it,.
Several thousand dollars worth Of quar-
termaster's stores fell into the hands Of th
rebels. There are about 600 rebel cavalr,
at Carlisle.
A Lancaster despatch says the bridg
over the Susquehannah, at Columbus, i
thronged all day 10y tugi,ives fleeing befor
the rebels advance. The bride is prepar
ed for destruction if rebel raid on Ian
caster is attempted.
The Times Baltimore Dispatch says til
entire Army Of the Potomac is now on tn
north side of the river. A portion Of Oh
cavalry is operating in the advance, an
| the rest in the rear.
Rebel wagon trains loaded with grair
ard large droves Of cattle, sheep, hogs an
horses are being driven from Pennsylvani
towards TIagerstown.
Fugilives from Hagerstown say the reb'
army is crossing at all the upper fords an
pushing forward into Pennsylvania vi'hor