, 1863-06-19

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are known in this city tonight, information
from the southern side Of the Potomac hay
ing been received up to 1880 to-day.
The whereabouts Of Lee is not known-at
least not pnblic1y-and there is much solicf-
tude everywhere to discover something con-
cerntng him. Whateyer may be his plans, he
keeps them very secret, and anything said
concerning them would be nero speculation
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S--G p. ma dis
| patch to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
from Harrisburg d. s P. H., says the rebels
are reported 10 b. returning to CAambersbn1g
from Hagerstown.
NEW York, June 18-The Common Coun-
Gil this afternoon adopted resolution, re-
specially ana earnestly requesting the Ad-
mln1st1atlon to place Gen. Mcclellan ut once
for the safety Of the Republic.
HAnn1snuRG, Pa, june 18-11:30 j. H.
| Tie rebels, under jenkins, evacuated Cham
bcrsburg at one o'clock yesterday, taking the
| road to Hagerstown, Md The authorities
with Chambersburg. During the rebels stay
al1 private property was respected, except so
FUR as horses, cattlc and the neccs=aries Of life
arr; concerned.
Jaekson's old division, under Ewell Is re-
ported to be at Hagerstown.
Inflammation wins received by the authorities
late last night, that Imboden was at Cham,
heElain, with two regiments Of infautry,
and Ont. OF ca7ulry. Wheeling may be is
destination.
Troops for the State defence arc arriyiug
rapidly.
NEW YoRK, Jnue 18.-A Washington spc-
cial to the 1IGa4d says:
Hooker's headquarters arc near Fulrflx and
most Of his amy are iu the vicinity Of the old
Bull Run battle ground. It docs not seem
likely TINT hc will venture into the valley, rs
he does not know the force Of the cnemy still
at Cnlpcppcr, but will probably come back to
the immediate ftIrtiGcntiUns, SO Us to prevent
Il flank movement, aud to cross the Potomac
In case Of emergency On the Maryland side.
hear OF no movements MP the Peninsula
by cur forces. so as to threaten Richmond.
A Washington dispatch to the Htra!A says:
L letter from a man, formerly. an officer In
tic service, dated Harrisburg, June 16. p. M,
was read hero to-day. II states that the trains
of Gen. Tyler, f'om Mart,nsbarg, aEe jus1
comf,g in. THEY report having left that
place. IN Sunday afternoon, when The cnemy's
cavalry we're within two miles of town. They
left unnlolesled, and have seen nothing Of the
enemy along that whole route since. One ot
the most elligentamongt them said that they
left Chamberlain on Monday night tste, md
up 10 that time the cucmy lad not made his
appearance ut that place.
There Is NOW 10 doubt that Lee l1as larg*.
army, with about one-third Of It occupying
the country In the vicinity Of Winchester and
MartinsbuIg. Va. The loss Of Winchester laid
open The Cumberland Valley, in Pennsylvania,
to invasion, and 1ussitles the promptest MEAS
ures to increase our army.
4 Washington special to the New York
Tribune says: Five hundred or six hundred
cavalry. fight at Beverly Ford, On tho Kappa
hanfiogk. arrived at Annapolis Yesterday.
With them came Mr. Walter Cooper, tie
Captains Clerk OF the Indianola, who has
been IN Libby Prison, since the capture Of his
vessel. Mr. Cooper, WHO has arrived here,
makes the following statement: lie thinks,
Judging from the ASSERTIONS Of the Rlchmoud
papers touching Lees strength at the time Of
the battle Of Chancellorsyille, and from the
reinfo1ccments that have been sent within the
ofthe Potomac Is between 1o0, 900 aud 120, 900
strong. Flom the windows Of the Libby
Fri on, which commands the Jau1es Riger,
al the point where travellers on the Peters-
burg Railroad Cross. 10000 or 10000
soldiers have been seen coming northward
daily for the PAST two weeks. Those on last
Tlurseay's train, who were asked, united In
saying that they were from Tennessee. None
ct these troops remain tn Richmond, which Is
as bare Of soldiers as It was ut the time our
tai. Five thousand men could take it to-day.
Petersburg is also without garri5on. There
are troops on the Blackwafer. It was the
general opinion In Richmond that the plau
was to lnake afcfgned attack On Washington,
while Stuart invadcd Pennsylvania and
MaryIand-
The rebels we're evidently severely handlcd
at Beverly Ford. Thirteen car loads Of their
Richmond.
There are in Libby Prison ninety, four OIL
GERS Of Col. strefght's command, captured By
Forrest In Alabama, forty officers taken at
Beverly Ford, aud one hundred Of other men
who deserted from coward1ce or home sick
ness, IN the hope Of q speedy return on parole.
The rebels no longer parole these deserters,
them so severely that many Of the weak ones
are induced to take the rebel oath Of allegi-
ance, and eyen to join the rebel army, to es
cape the horrors Of confinement.
Prices IL Richmond are grewing higher r and
higher. Gold is quoted at $3.50 to 600 III
Confederate money.
Aspecisl from Washington the New York
Tribune Gays:
At the approach Of fngitiycs from Win
chester, IN some instances, Pennsylvania
believed not improbable that the rebel army
will undertake u movement into the Free
States, and that the services Of every man
who offers them may yet be brought into
Ecquisition. The better opinion now, is that
PnnADr1puIA. lime 1S-Thc Rojrfmore
Cliuney Of last eycning states: We learn from
the headouurters OF Zen. Schenck. that tne
rebels invested Ifnrncr's Ferry On the 18th
and nttemptei to surprise Gen. Tgler. The
latter retired to tho Maryland HEIGHTS. and
ehelled the rebels, compelling them to eyacu~
ate the Ferry. The rebels then retired to
|. .Wil1iamsport. Gen. Tyler reerossea aud oc-
cupled his former position. The rebels tore
ap the railroad and damaged the canal.
Travel has been resumed between Harper's
Ferry and Baltimore.
-; Accounts agree TINT the rebels have LETT
Chambcrsbnrg, and are nov Al Westminster,
anu that there Is but smaH force ut Hagers'
lnMn-
Inc tn9H'7rIs specat IRON Nasn1nst9h
sl1na i; rehei ',a; n stotea -. 1,,at H.. r.bai;
cornirr ara ~ route fnr i P;ttahnroh hN Pcnn-
syiyania.
From Suffolk we learn that there were only
three rebel regiments in The vicinity ofBIock.
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"s;ef Ne roa,ans W ssasua ~ r., se,h+,n,~ r., o,.
~ I 1ou!o4s - ~ ufnl.nS ~ 1aooaeI.
tbrre are nv M reehe5 fronna n = ~ atata
Jenkins, caraIrv waa at Hngersfown Ma
1,st n;rht 1'hc-a fa m ov3danco ~ tTaro8
i.a1lt haa,, on. ,nfntr M, h;, ~ VIZ VIZ
nlsne % 1sSn aus ~ tn ~ ",In Hu. ny ~
Cllanibersburg, paying in Confederate scrip.
They also took number Of the most pgomi-
ueut farmers in that section.
Mcr.oxxrrrsvu1r Pa June 1r-steao.
glers from the late fight bring information 10
| 70 last evening from below. They report
! that 5000 rebels have crossed the Upper Po-
tomac at Wil1iamsport, and are marching on
Hancock, where :, 900 Of Milroy's routed
! forces were collected, who, being demorallzed,