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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

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IL % Esya stras:. ana tbs G;ae;icaa sto.es z
i.sCgs green bash E.:1KET-BfJcN corislntcg No
Eco lila eos hussI=i cossra =, .eaa saG tsseu
ties. ard se.eFs bls OF goods s.ie assisr wi be
literally rewarded BY isAsi.s Il 81 tae ri.nsssh
anars. fa S-3.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

4 sras from Camp ssincsr aoa2issi, On Js.a
aEg siss 81 3 ~ Ok the following description.
for which the k,ye snas OF $50 viii be paid upon
LIS rs;usu III ..si.ioa 40 {. Under Hospital
Hiaoi hay. Eie5.,sg size, long man. and tsl. two
s.:..i FISH, H.ssos aaoSs Sid hesss il about
3r Q years e:.s; WHOM mounted goes OF in baad
rs.Eop; rather :ssn. 10 Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

caT'-S.9 gIa1A 1a--Gn ths asr.vsi OF The
IL Ts.ssharg trsia nn Friday last gave say
s..seAs 10 Negro, ordering Atm 81 Seiiy,s fay
t. s-UsK7 at the Ezss:.s:ppi Depot. Ugon iaqzisy
ind thas Sss Ts.sses Esre Ea. Ss,issred 1hs
kaGvs sewasa viii Be pssa II delivered Ct tie above
named niess. JOHN Z PRESTON,
f. 3--Sst --, Go s;c I'd ksiss E,a.ta
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

brought 90 by overwork In few hours. Twenty thou
sand men were under arms all the elephants Of Hue
70 Drawn up round the palace the occasion Of tho in
tervew or that ambassador with s'Tr-Duc" The Euro
peace were, by special permission allowed 10 approach
nM MAJESTY like men, that "with head erect and look
ing 70 tne SKY instead Of Ia mode qss0dyup dsn
ana were also permitted 10 their arms After the
celenony ns Majesty TaDuo sent autograph letter 10
verse 70 Admiral Bnnard 10 be delivered hands
Of the emperor Of the French In the interests Euro
pean literature 10 TO be hoped that thoss royal
VIZ Do given 70 the public In the meantime give
spseimea OF the prose Of 1hs Anname Majesty
oassadors who have supported all the fatgues Of jour-
ney here have given striking proof OF Their moris For
TINS reason tho Emperor Of AMMAN praises Jhem, and
congratuates them on their mission When the ambas-
sadors have returned % thor soveregns they win
all things should be treated pacincay and then the most
sincere friendship will exist for for tho happiness
OF the nations Let the ambassadors engave these words
theu, r.Il- - - r-
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
TIVE MILITIA OF NEW JERSEY CALLED OUT
Rebel Cavalry 1t silver Spring, Six
Miles from Washington.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Out at 1ykesville.
SERnlSHISG on THE UPPER POTOMAC,
&c., &o., 70.
&c.,
AFFAIRS IN FRONT OF HARRISBURG.
Jon1 wAausIor, WIN BArx % THE suserEASsA, |

AFFAIRS IN FRONT OF HARRISBURG.
Ios1 wAmSe1or, wnu BArx THE susarWASxA,
June 29-Eysning
A The goes down IN tho went leaves within this
fort and within around Harrisburg anxious
derng guessing, partially fcasfui and somewhat ozcisd
population. Tho enemy holds . position almost do.
scribing Of circle. Ths sxtremes rest two
main roads, tho railroads. and extend through whoa,
aad corn nsds and some. small woods. Ho has piekes
ost all valuable positions and has artillery command
ing and intended sweep The roads protect
and fask.
serious In is character. DO not havo q fight TO
morrow both pubic and general military su.
thortes viii be disappointed II for the best other
wise, for 10 know. and not your oorrespoodeat 10
mako public.
This Afternoon we bad skirm sh with the enemy noAr
oyster Point In fact skrmshng at timos slight and at
other times more serious has bean carried ssoe
tho dawn Of this day g sun.
After hours skirmish this Afternoon, which
artillery used the enemys side foil back
10 position this side u tho toll cato learn
any emo killed fev were wounded and somo
bores suffered
In Harrisburg, ~ learn, tho heavy shos that
fred created quite ssnsaiop many esowding pron
points 10 gain view a vha, they thought was The
oommsncemen, u general eugasement
The Seventy hrss New Yorh regiment in frost ,u
the engagement.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30


THR YAcHr aiPsY SEIZED IN THIS PORT As Pirate.
Last evening ss about O'Clock boas containing per-
who represented themselves ocers Of tho Gus
toms boarded the yacht Gypsy, lying a anchor on Port
Richmond, aud seized ber ia The name OF the United
States.
These ocals Of Mr.. chaao did evidently know their
daty they DID 10 be shown the register or sail
ing license Of the yacht but dsGany srut,sd abou, the
decks, ordering search 10 be made Of the cabins and
hold, and otherwise doing things which do become an
ocIa They then ordered The hAtcbee DO sealed and
lefs an officer in charge Of tho vessel
This conduct seems strange, as tho Gypsy regular
licensed yacht belonging 10 the New York Yacht Cub
and her owner, Mr. Anthony W Morse, OF the drm Of
Morse Co In tha city, gentleman loyal to bis ooun
Try, and too well known so be engaged In any project
with this vessel which would njure bio fair name or do
she Union cause any harm
The Gypsy being caulkei and painted prsparaor, 10
visit D cowes, ELglahd whsse she % 70 try her speed
with vessels of the Royal Yacht Cub after which Mr.
Norss intends 10 make q cruise up tho Mediterranean
and thence back 70 Now York.
Why ste should have been singled out from among tho
yachts dse pevhape, 70 her being bound 10 foreign
port and possibly because shs looked tau, and neat and
like fast saier Tho yacn,snen who have ust returned
from tho rendezvous at Sandy Hook may congratulate
themselves tina, they not pouncsd upon by M.
chasss orcaH before they sscceeded IN reaching tho
city last eyeuh.
Perhaps Mr. chase thought tina. tho Gypsy would be
good vessel 10 replace the Caleb Cushing which was 40
aroiy cut of Portland harbor on saturday o,n,,y
II would bs beuor that possessing some degree Of
discretion appointed 70 an positions Of ust in he
rreaxury Department; men who would not allow hand
u Of pirates TO steal their vessels from them and who
would s.ze upon gsntlemcn's yachts while qu,e,y
lylug In our harbor. M Chases oaeials viii nov, af
course be the aert and may expect next that Inc
ferry boats nAy be seized some Ircsert or o bey
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE POSITION or THE MAIN BODY or THE
REBEL Array

iisnsrstsn, Pa, Jsns ~ iss3
cluDn 81 Carlisle, who 'en That place eleven
e'clocs last nsht arrived here u-say. Bo states tia,
thu bar'sess are oceupisd ~ 'sT-a u-ossna men DO
sdes brigade sncsmred al eseh end q tbs town. fIa
left there saturday fr Gciy'tBfg. where inuss,sssss
hsaiqaartsrs are Don established ms oorls bS.
Carlisle aud Chan nbsr,bnrg. vhgs snasrtons
oorts tdivsssufJ -as 81 Chanbsrs'g'g yrbdsy Th~
10 the latest niornatsu received her regard he
possbn ~ the main bodJ u Lees srfsy
Ths Enemy have shosn no disT-esoo Va NivAnss
sAy.
tof'y'~o rebel pisoosr .lne'sdiDg . msta snd loo
ssut 10 PhnaaS'ps. for Afe ssspsss to-day
Tbey ths s1csnslatpoos d ,se pssl sr~s
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the London Times (City Article) June 1S.)
Ihe favorable tendency of the Engsh funds checked
by dullness tho Paris Bourse The demand for dis
the Bank yesterday moderate In tho Sscek
kxcbango sale for advances on govsfnment securities
stocks yesterday average decline OF per cent
LryEsPooL COTTON NARxHr.
LyEasooL, June 10, 1893.
CottonSales Tuesday 600 bales, Including 900 bales
TO spectators exporsFe The market closed nrm and
unchanged. asa h
No Manchester market today
LIVERPOOL BRRADerUYDe MARKET.
fIvHnrooi, Juno 10, 1858.
The market 10 quiet and steady. Circulars report
Flour Quet and nrm Wheat nrm but quiet Corn quiet:
mixed Western, 2Ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Juno 10, lSo3
Tho market Ia duh. Beef quiet but steady. Posh In
active. Lard has . downward tendency. Talld~ mao
deculng. Butter heavy.
LIVERPOOL PpoDUcB NARxEr.
Ashes quiet, but steady. Sugar easier CoGee Qaisl
Rice steady Rosln No saes Spirits tUrpeutno quiet a.
zoos. Pcsrolcnm-No saiss.
- LONDON HARKETs.
BreadsSuns nrm. Sugar nrm. Coffee nBmer. Tea
steady Rice quiet aad steady Talow quiet al ~. Cd
THE LATEST nARKErs.
LvKRPooL, June IS, 1893
Corrow-saies q the two days II 900 baos OF which
5000 were TO specalaors and sxportevs, The MARKET
quiet at unchanged prices.
Breads,ufs quiet buvs.ssdy Wheat Arm.
Provisions Nat.
Produce steady.
Consols for money, % ae2H.
Illinois Central shares, 90 70 discount, Erie shares
6lX
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
MARCH OF TIE REBELS THROUGH CHAN
BERSBURG.

HAssrIuRG. Juna 20 isGa.
Infomation wss received by the authorities th. morn
ING, which they consider gerfec,ly reliable tsa, ihby
thousand rebel roo5e had p,-sei through - ~
bcrsburg up saturday, together with
-four pieces Of artillery.
General leo st chansbcrsburg with MS 'i4n oa
Saturday
The Indications that sirupg cror, wgl 10
obtain fosthod ou ths SIDE of the
The resels have remained apparently inactive a oss
front up 10 tho prsseut time
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Hrw osLsas,-s,esmshiP Pa,sp~se-c tAplsis Beuast,
nrsnasn, Twelfth CoHnersicu,; nrs Louisa Altman ~
dauxhser Stephen Powell 0eo D><y, NJ Dssrfnx n a,o
sesT Qsrnssn, VIVA Harris START. Dsyieson Csp,s,a
Chas Davis
saa and lAdy Miss Ryas Theo Kssan ras Jousnlk Mas
'.ssy '.Ssy,eso-ssn c.vps-J Hs~h,sss., . v Tsosp..
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

THE UNION PoRCEs IN CAMP COUCH.

Car coccH. oryo~p Birsnss,sa June - iss1.
Our advasos pcssss vi Ordsss ye.isfiay 10 fall back
and -s are all NV insiss the luuenshDsn, We
now under arsa, sRh fr,y roanfs " .aeh man, s~sn
.T ths approach q tbs rsb~is whom We fssi oouaasG,
fepusng ,bsy st,aek No.
/, was reported lo-day ,ha, the srsrny bsi nAfrei
on ho,h sde. asa wsfs assssnsi W oat - sspgSs
and ,bas oosvsi v surcDa~ sai "a tbis thsy v'n -
sufe 70 nsu
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

PoKrfArp, No. Juno 70, 1913.
A despatch from RockIand says the schooner julia
Frances Captain wsltos d Friendshp, reports thai on
saturday morning she boarded BY boat from bsvh
answering tho following description "A largo bark paint,
ed black With poop deck heads Of masts and ends cf
yards painted black sters mouldns igh, oDbr They
quirsd for Boston papers and said ,bsy had been
short cruise On bsog questioned a. 70 rhsso they
FROM they answered THAT Cspe Sable bofe north ten
mnes distant on Friday morning" To furtbs question
log a. 10 whsrs ,bsy we're bound they replied Boston
but they would like 10 Georges Banks the day
o the above e captain u THO Julia Frances ,ho' rh,
her pirate.
The Porrsud Board of Trade taking active measures
relative 10 the coast defenocs ldjasD, General Hodgs
don here organizing nsn 70 garrison Forts Georges
and pcarnmeii
The crew II the cutter Caleb cushlng haze been
toased bslne sxonerated from blame
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
A MEMBER OF THE SEVENTY FIRST NEW
YORK WOUNDED

HAsarnraG June - 1865
John Manly, q Company @, Seventy hrst ss~ York
state hhts sho, through the tbigb ~hc PICKET
duty sunday night, Juns ~, by u rebel picket, Tbs
wound was dressed by Edgar BrdssIl, sargson d thu
Seventy ars, regiment and transportation provided for
him " bIs home n New York city.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE REBEL ARMY MOVING TOW AIDS
.EI-TYCuTfIu.

fosr wIssissr's, June 20, 1919.
A gentleman bo " lg.t In iron chsnbafsn,,r asd
who left ihsfo on fAtprday Af,eri'-n fapos,s having
seen Cesefas HilI, Les and Lossuoe, sh,mbcrsbafr
When be left ihsr respeclTo ccnnaIds ~~ss marching
through chAInbsrsbsrg ossds Ceisysbarg lie saw TO
cavalry Sith them.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

rvrAto, June ~, 1874.
Tho Lake Shore Ra'lrsa frsxnt lpga- 20 Ore, -ith
svay pr1spsc, oi be sntrs ssssrsc,sn
Rsrslo, June z-II r M
rns are ,bs tske fhsrs frsisat hoo.s p5s.rly
oonnnsa 70 a susnber 9 lien wth oii. woNh v.r,
sssucyea The bsilsng atnaseJ Al one enA La
ah~uat $1,000
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

PosrILsp, Nc. Juos 20, 1898.
The alarm this morning was occssionod by soldiers
seeing two scboone below Fort Prcbe, acting tbey
Intended 10 MAKE attack
Tho garrison beat 70 quarters, the alarm sounded
and the people The surrounding villages called out
and notice 10 the city thai Two rebel
privaieers we're In sight.
The yessels however proved 10 be only two hshsrmeo,
who were totally incapable of doing any harm.
his evident that the report q the doings of rebel
sells n the Bay Of Fupdy spang from tho capture of tho
Archer BY the Tacooy and ths burning of tho latter.
Tho rebels, probably in their character Of Cape Cod
ashermen made reports 10 the shng feet there d the
terrible dongs tho pryatccrs IN order W draw on
attention from the Intended raid Portland.
s also evident ihs, there 10 rebel prsstesrs
on the coast unless pcrhapa, tho Fbrida Alabama,
which 10 rather oovbtfui
we bayo every man 10 custody who ioiaed Ma Tacouy
including the three from iBs Byzantum; no ihsre Ia no
tru,b n the reported escape saturday mcsB.as o.
boa,,sad a men from tho Archer.
rbe rebel otro.s stats iha, tnsy captured ihs NJ A.
sn,nd.,r stth Quaker gun mado cut of q spar Tbsy
ran this Quaker gun ou, lneodns 70 nre oa ,hs
sh,ualor when her captain cred out "for Gods rake
don = ore. surrender"
r1o r.bsi oncsr cay that several ver,sss might
have sscApsd thsy had not been frightened 81 their m
,s how assr
-
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

her whom she captured by the brig Clarence, says
that tho captain Of the Kao Stewrt and not Of tho
~ A. shindss who surrendered TO the ouakss guns Of tho
pirate and who cried out, "For Gods sake don's hrei
suryeudeY,u
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
The Pirate Bonds Caps.rsa.

PozuArD, No, June ~, 1893
Aths bonds given by tho captains of capturod vessels
o tho commander Of tho pirate Tacooy have bean found
on board Of The schooner Archer and In the pos
session Of our Authorities
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
MOVEMENTS OF GENERALS LEE. LONG.
STREET AND HILL.

HApRHHuHa, Juno ~ sol ~
Two refugees have just arrived hero by the P,sbus
mail who sft Chamberrourg satorisy evening.
They stats that eleven o'clock saturday morning
General leo COMPANY with 0sosra's iOosstreet ard A.
r. H with their stas and escorts ict chainhcssbusg,
taking the Baltimore pike, 10 shs direction Of GotIys
burg
WHEN tbs ,cugssr lcs General Bs corp. was passing
through tho town taking tho real Leo west ous
GU.
Tho only rebel troops that passed through Cambsss
burg, coming In this direction, those of General
Rhodes and General Johnsons DIVISIONS attached 10 shs
corys Of General Eweli.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
A YIslI bob TIE uNlON OrTpOsra.

HfSnwBs % jJns X-i4H ~
bare srl refereed fom Oyster peisi. 'bs fA,'bcsi
u.t a our inss. mere wAs ffhr ibs aixhi sDslt
I, 60 o.siooE and aas q oar yessts ~s wS1ac~d
me enemy IL thr.at-nss ares w sssIu-tsrns ssi
,l.,s Ia. been D. ooasss ~ ~ thn tins.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE LATEST FROM HAKPIsBuHg
ssiDsss or THs soaTnrAs cr,IaAL RAiLsoAD


Hsss.pf ~. jlns 29-Mifnytt
90 ths sortbsh ceaual slifess vie idses have ben
bgrnsd b~,re,a Go'ds0pf0ash AL Yrs,a distance a
sI su nsl~s.
gFea, snisty fsi sov hs .-siy 4 ss rsansy iysaia
Railroad. Tbs sBqnyT mOveasns sb0s lbsl iLsy As
ssssay1lns W rrsh Efly or fxty mD.s ss., af
tts yses.
Er-yhns 10 qsssi- Tfoofs sre fap.sly sryas Er
ts dss1os q tss oAp.,aL
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

kE- Hayrr, COnn., juno ~, Isc3
Tho tity Councils aud mlhary autbuils- are making
exienslys yreAfaaOas fr ,hs fansrsI Adrsifa Fo,s
whch taxes place in this city ros,dsy afserBooa .,
two COCA
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

EVACUATION o. wRJgursyIfIE
PRIVATE PaOrgsry EEsrBofBD Asn var cArAl NOT
IprKsgnEsb WIN -Lfgcfssssf CyLoNst aics lrv
srp TwEsTY Hfs HEst<F~v csTrlssD, gtc.
copNsiA Ia. Js1s 24-2Pu
srv.s cii9sna whs ~sai S.s rraer asg 1 uscs
h.rs j..st fsisrrss tse 'iref yrxhprra
Tisa fs,sis svscsa,sd wrxhsv - isp s'eiess tl.s
ts.seuisg ssS 0osnBa~tosi tsyyng tewse4 Y~rs
rns f.bs,. rs'y~,,~i ~ pvsss f-ss~rty sss sd ~,
htsss.ss wltb TIE oassl
TAe rsssl vgg~ srlvei si a. b-isss YESTERDAY -ih
sy,liery few miasis. sfiss u~.sfs we,
IAest ces assis. apd i~srss n lhf r-erusu rsn
s,tvaas. s.xssci see SstsgTsa n scsiou
10 rsss. say ihsy s,sa fu-ty rvtacs " ysaiay sna
,,.. 81 .sh ons oosern -has Gb., h.a .sstsasa o1e
ess,na 40. "a 49, bsiS- W. vvr.
N. rss~x s,s.ss ,hsJ hso ss's. ,~s rsss sAasrs -
Ysrsss., ~ rsssas f.s.ss 10 wsshs.as s,vm sg
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
sKIRNIsHING AT MARYsvILLE.

MAAfsynIS, Eicnr MnJs R,x HARHisnrpa,
June 2s-P.
Reports having reached mo At Harrisburg that ths
enemy crossing at this plnce a, proceeded
harysville. On arriving hero fouud everything v@y
quiet, yet assumnga warlko attitude and appearance,
no far as own preparations concerned.
In the nsghborhood OF Marysv,le advance had
some slight fkirmsbing yesterday afternoon and Las,
night.
cannot learn that tho enemy Is attempting ~ oross
the river for even ten miles above ,hi. pout
Tho country hereabouts u mountainous In character
and admits OF good defence.
Tho enemy sa.d 10 be crossing a, Ba'nerIdes wife
the intention 70 cut the Pennsyiyauia Central Railroad
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

fssssta lrf@ -. ls13.
A., n,--i ss.tsa fsoS no lfea, 60 ~, nssnN ssy
., shanss ~ ~ Hsllos = .Ears iros s-se.v
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

ruE yRRxcu AT rHu ArrAnrrs CoURr.
Axr,,sI Bspnsrds report of his mission 10 the Anna
.e Cour, q psbIished In the Paris NoH0sv NJ treat
Lnstb Tho xnIe,y Of arranging and carrying ous tho
sr,ouv n sxchsnxag he treaties cost ons Of
ns bsss ssssswss By name liam" Who d. = ehs's-.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
gHB NEWS BY THg CITY on BALTIMORE.

ST. JOINS, N. y, juno 2T, l
a VIA PoRT HOOP, Juno 20, 1853.
Tho steamship Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on ths
1fh via Queenstown the 18th instant WAS boarded eG
tapo Race on Friday evening Her advices only one
DAY later than tnose by tho Hecls, New York. ne
CITY Of Baltimore has 90 cabin and roo storage passn.
gers e!lN afe's ah aas 4Wsa gsaiea ~ "a AZ
lord Palmerston, in speech at the IoSd Mayors ban
qaet in London, on the 10th nst that aE qss.
hons Of peIee on ,oar Uhhey the Eaa or the Wsst,
france dSd England iosrs IN perfect accord.
Tho steamship B'bornap, from Quebec arrived out On
tho 1fth inst
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR OF HAR
RIsBURG.

kAEoas ortry, Hsss5wss, June 20, 1919.
Fraiov CnnDs-i have received Tho fclloring letter
from tho MAJOR General commanding. nov appeal 10
yoor patriotism IN his bour pablo peril and trus,
thai you viii respond with proper spirit " ths ai for
your service. fss every wiling 10 The rive
reyor, himself "a tho Mayors oncs as soou a. .sbls
ths evening Pay and ra''oLs VIII be fcrnshsd.
A. l. fsOUsfOhT, Mayor.
HsADQulsnss, DUInxrsI y r1 sc-strsara,
June ~, iscs.
s1-rhe MAJOR General oonnAoiirs r~ggesu thai yol
forward three hundred neu 20 ~oss on NE aceoc. -
Harr sbYrg Tney viii repovt W Captain whe~isr Chi~
Enslna1r q this dspsrtmeDt, "a %. soah sis q The
qusbsnu. river ~ bod that tbs cltrsns an
respond al once this cali Ihs ums has arrived for
acttm.
lam, sir, very respectfully, yoor obed'sn, sefvant
JOHN = rt1tIki.
Maor sDd Assistant sdjstsnt gsucral
Tfso A. Z ROtNfosr, Mayor q HArrTurg.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

night am In momeDts'y ezpecsa,ion. however Of Inn
portant news.
report Is anoai that EweI, whoss force is TWEEN
V-nve thousand s Withdrawing The lhecsou oS Yovh.
ihs morning learned that cavalry force Of the
my mad crossed the susluehanna pontoons at Nlds
town. and was moving up TO cut tho Lebanon Valley Rail
road went down Immediately, but discovered Tho
statement 10 be false.
doubt II the rebels have ponoon bridges here. Yet
u looks an their whole army meant 70 operate ihme
dAstey against Baltimore
Volunteering all over tho Etato promises well but
not an promps ~ circumstances warrant.
II Ewsli attacks Harrisburg u will DO by tank move.
msnts, probably, unless the river 10 too swollen
fugtves from the constantly arrly Ing,
mostly able bodied who leave their families behind
un'n tho New York papers arrived. Il was not known
In this section that leo and his whole army IN this
State The fact not doubted. Busncfs In suspepdod
everywhere, and the coal mines unworked.
rebel spy wac captured ~ Reading about seven
O'Clock There are twenty 1--WE prisoners at the capital
The change 10 the command Of Army Of tho Potomac
10 universally liked
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
INF FiGHT AT COIuvpIA gnrpCE

fat.psaSuss Fa J..e -<2op.u
10 us hsht al tSs csuHsA. tssgs -rai eous~sss
q Og yissabAss css,0ss Houts nan..a rsrs osptsfsa
by ibs rsbss
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

F"tAuFIFhA, June ", 100.
captain nusd-y, Of NJ rsessy. -so vas 60 so..a ~
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

PosnIsD, Ne, June 2o-4 N.
The alarm was entirely faise. There s no vessel In
The New York herald., 1863-06-30


Mr.. hAsoN's DIPL0AACY--TREAsoNABLE PR0y0g-
~ TON or AN AMERICAN ABOLITIONIsT, ETC.
despatch from London, OF the 18th Of juno, Says
Mr. Nson envoy Of the rebel 6satos has sent 70 The
london Times tho Correspondence with Nr. Conway the
American gentleman who introduced 70 tho public u
the London Tavern Tuesday last tho 10th inst under
the auspices or Mr.. John Bright
Mr.. Conway commences his letter, dated June 10, by
informing Ar. Mason that he Conway authorised, on
behalf Of the antslavery people OF America, who have
sent him 10 this country 70 propose that the Conede
rate States viii Immediately commence tho work Of negro
emancipation, the ab0itonsts and the anti-saveyy
leaders Of the Northern States shall at spposs the M
tAs prosecution Of the soar ad, tAy Mold tie balance
Of poO, they oin Ne to csa~ BY an immediate
ssiGhdra00l r eycry Kind NJ suppliss.
Mr. Mason replied TO this by saying mat the proposition
worthy Of the greatest consideration and requests Mr.
Conway 70 produce his credentials
10 this request Mr Conway that he viii send
to America for them.
Mr. Nasoa on receipt Of Mr.. Conways reply, y once
terminated the correspondence remarkng that il would
perhaps interest the abotionsts that they had
delegate here prepared their namo 10 enter into com
promise on the slavery question.
Mr. Mason however replledto The questQp whether tho
Confederate States would consent 10 the 6
their negroes tho terms stated in Mr. Conway letter.
by asserting that the Northern States od nerey b in
position to put his que,,ion to the Souh would tho
South ever be In position TO give answer 10 II
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Arrival OF the Gunbeat United states at
Portland.
PosnlsD, No, Juno 20, 1919.
The sunboa, United States arrived hero fron Esn
York thls Afternoon.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE REBEL PIRATES.
The ocsan Reported Clear u Sailing
PYivatssry.
The Bonds Of Captured Vessels
Secured.
A CONNECTION IN PORTLAND
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Another E1eitsmsnt 1T Portland. Me.-A
False Alarm.
PoRrlIvD No, June 2e-320AB
general alarm just aroused tho whole city with tho
wild rumsr that gunboat landing men below tho fort
I, mus, OF course be humbug but Two men bsvo
over from cape Elizabeth with the alarm.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

g SHEET.
THE INVASION.
Advance Of the Rebels Upon
Harrisburg and Washington.
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Slirmish Near Oyster Point
and Maysville, In Front OF
the Harrisburg Defences.
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Operations Of the Rebels at
Wrightsville.
The Destruction of the
Bridge at Columbia.
Withdrawal of the Rebels from
Wrightsville to York.
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A Contribution Of Money and Supplies
Levied on the Citizens Of York.
The Main Body sf the Rebel Army
Moving On Gettysburg.
Work Commenced on the De-
fences Of Philadelphia.
The CoaI Dealers Resolved to
Close Their C0llieries.
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TIVE MILITIA OF NEW JERSEY CALLED OUT
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Rebel Cavalry At silver Spring, Six
Miles from Washington.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Out at 1ykesville.