Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-06

10 MarysYle. On arriving here, | found everything
quiet yet assuming warike attitude AMI appearance
so far as cur own preparations are concerned.
Ia the neghborhood OF Marysvi!le, our advance had
slight skirmishag yesterday afternoon and last
night.
/ cannot learn at the enemy ia attempting to cross
the river for even ten mills above this point
The country hereabou is mountainous IN character
and admits Of good de'euce.
The enemy is said to be crossing at cambridge, with
the intention to the Pennsylvania Central RliIr0ad
MOVEMENTS OF GEN'Ls LIE, !LOSGsrREET AND HILL.
HaRRIsBURG, June go, 1880 P. NJ.
Two refugees have just arrived here by the Pttsburg
mail route, who left Chambersburg on Saturday even
lug.
Gen. Lee in company with Generals Longstreet and A
f. Hill with their stalls aud escorts left Chambersturg
taking the Baltimore pike in The direction Of Gettys'
burg.
When the refugees left General Hills corps was pass.
ing through the toSn taking the road General Lee went
out on.
MARCH OF TIE REBELS THOUGH JOHANNESBURG.
HARRISBURG June 20 Information received by
the authorities this morning, which they consider re-
liable that 1900 rebel troops passed through tham-
bersbuIg up TO Saturday, together with lO4 pieces oil
artillery
The indications are that strong effort will be made
to obtain foothCld on this side OF the river.
The rebels have remained apparently inactive in our
front up to the present time.
POSITION TIKI MAIN BODY OF THE REBEL ARMY.
KARLSRUHE, June ga citizen of Carlisle, who
left that place last night arrived here to day He states
that the barracks occupied by 1000 men, besides
brigade encamped at each end OF the town. he left
there on Saturday for Gettysburg where Longstrees
headquarters are established. Hills corps between
Carlisle and Chambersburg, while Andersous division
was at Chambersburg Friday This is the lates. in
formation received here in regard TO the position OF the
main body Of Lees army
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eutenan where Philadelphia for safe keeping
to-day They the accumulations Of the past week
LATEST FRoN HARRIsBURG-s;x BRIDGES ON IHE NORTH.
ERS CENTRAL RAILROAD BURNED.
HARRISBURG, June 29-Midnigh the Northern
Central Railroad six bridges have been burned between
GoldsborOugh and York, distance OF sixteen miles
Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the Pennsyva.
MIA Railroad. The enemy's movements show that they
are endea sorpg reach it 80 40 miles west Of
this ace.
Everything is quiet. Troops are rapidly arriving for
the defence Of the Capital
THE FIGHT COLUMBIA BRIDGE
PHILADELPHIA, June 80, 4:30 P. Mn the fight at
Columbia bridge, several companies of Col Thomas
Custom House regiment were captured by the rebels.
EVACUATION oY wkIGHrsvILLE-cAPrURE OF PRISONERS
COLUMBIA, Pa, June 29-2P P. M-Several citizens
who went under flag of truce, have just returned
across the river from WTightsville
The rebels evacuated Wrightsvile at 10 o'clock this
morning ~ d commenced moving towards York
The rebels respected all private property and did not
interfere with the canal.
The rebel troops arrived at the bridge yesterday with
artillery, few minutes after troops crossed over
Lieut. Col Sickles and twenty Of the goth Penn, re-
gimept were captured in the action.
The rebels say they fred forty rounds of ammunition
and moved with one column, while they had stationed
one column above and below the town.
Yesterday the rebels poured into WrightsyIle from
all directions They belonged to Gen. Gordon's diyi
sion, which is attached to the army corps Of Ewel
WITHDRAWAL OF THE KNTNY 10 YORK.
COLUMBIA, June 29-The rebels have retreated to
York. snd have done some damage to the Northern
Central Railroad, as far as known.
They behaved themselves becomngly in Wrightsylle,
aiding the citizens to extngush the fire.
The rebel General Early has levied the citizens of
York for a large amount Of money, -four and beef
General Early says; 1--WE will occupy the place per.
manenty."