Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18


meats OF tAS Cnisa Fsres-AsdsD Of
baIHAsrs LnisA usA.
HARRIssrRs. June 1.-THE aepect oSaHsirs.
20 far AZ can be judged ny report. from the
border, tsSH.s ~ bs this:
fhs corps OF General Kwell, tstonewall
Jsckson's asocsssor,) Is uessed p. Williams.
Port, Gs-Jlaud, white the remainder Of the
rebel fcrcs occupy Hszeretowp, and such oth ~
points q. leave thsu free to opersSs ettheT
against Harrisburg or Baln more.
.Appfshsnsions ara er rsaiasd oy the pso-
pie or Altoona and other po;a.s on ths Ias Of
the PennsylyaRta railroad. that the rsoei. Will
strike Tor tho West aud ,hap 40 osck 70 thair
own sol By way Of pistshurs sad Wheeling.
FoItfcatione are constructed on sh. hills o,-
posits Harrisburg. They srs considsred = SAT-
fci-nt prctection for the city, and a. Offensive
movement ON our part Is not unlikely.
Tie panic B over here, nnG the people are
disposed 10 npderrate the danger On the Line Of
tie Snsqu"hanIa - b-come the seat OF wsr.
though there is high authority for stating tha,
such az attempt will hs made by LIE.
PHILADELPHIA. June IA special from
Harrisbur. LAY = 2,5t5 re belle are 81 South Moun-
tain, Mar, Land, and 2,5uo ct or nscr Chainbsrs-
burg. The latter make NO show Of advancing
to-day.
4 dispatch was received hsra from Gov
Curtin to-day, from Harrisburg, In which he
sa.s the rroos occupy CHamserRaurg aad
other points in Franklin connty. They narnt
'hs bridge g. Scotland, i've miles this side, and
as yet show no drpo-iIion ~ retire
The Report Of the Rebels Being at VI est.
Eaiastsr csatradietsa
BALTIMORE, June I?.-rhc dispatches are
very 1nre;iSb:s. The train arri v~d sdis ey enins
trcn Westminster, brin ginS also passengers
from FIp-G.stsburg, who repor1 .hare are 70
reteiS In tSRt section OF country Tn. excite
n-ht aic-g the line toward Harrisburg wsa
aeatiuS EasSFpeeTs s+sid the rebels wore stiil
at CHS L. oersburE, ana told ths people taay in
tended TO sta. there. Passengers from Fred
erlck rspreeert only fe " robel picksts II La
Perstown, though there " ore rumors prevalent
thai an Infantry force va. coming ac-ose from
the direction OF Sheperastown. and moving ts-
ward Maryland Heights. i
The Extent Of the !nvaEisa.
HALTIEoRE, June 17.-ksliable Information
relative 20 the inv asion ID that sm all foros OF
rehels, not exceeding twenty i've hundrso,
cIosEf d the Potomac at " WnliaRspo on sun
day, evidently il pursuit OF Gen Ksllev's Bag
gage tram, which arrived a. hm-rsourg ,ast
evrBing. I his forca passed through Haaers-
rowI aid eptr r:d Cumoerisnd Valley. bu. 40
10 Monday night we're not further Ihan Sco,.
land, hve niieE .eyond CEanbersburg. where
they burnt II bridge
official Aeror.v II the Rebel neyeuerts.
Al ofiiCia! telegram from 9rn. Ty!rr ~ Har-
pers Ferry says the -. uly haS an infantry
and artillery tcrce OF ss,sn or uigh. hous usand
al llllansport, while Tho catalry 10 running
tito ifunf lvaDia.
Gen. Kelley t-irsrsrh- from Ne " Cryek. Yir
gini., that the rebel ;lpn Inn1orn IL before
Cumberland Mary lard, With taV regiments Of
caraily and Datt%ry.
BALTIMORE, June H. The ex cfl.uIert hera
to-rifhL is incTt asirS, under the reaepe
runners Of - bel invasion
All 0f the Union l. E;,ue Of Bsl:uoro assem-
ois 4 III sEsc.a) cai.9i meetings t1-aInht, aud
arr publicly called t. assemble !. lGrir a-er.I
n yt.E v Fsyhy
.mPrg' aCy, and taG l,rs cautio.tr.y IL ,,sl! res
towards reps ling irN lsion. Twenty tnuusauu
OF h. iu--Tcul sona and sine r. will IN r:-,.iy
Tor sc ion thoroughly armed, II ther services
lie required.
The tIaiua from Harrisburg sna Westminster
arrived safely to-nie III, also ihs Srrsisrici, train
mr. " =" many refugees u them q , lag rru,s
TTIrSheDdPd danger.
f;2Tc now sPt M no d0ub- Of the occu patton
Of Il an sersburE, and o. -ehei plrk..t, rxtau!-
ag tu~aras CARLISLE. Neither Is there aay
Gcnh-ot HsseTsto"n being occupied by u small
fCTca ct rrbe.e
In Union citjxei:t or Bllitimcre are .7ork!r.
with q. teimlnad energy.
neil Said 10 be at Earcrsro,sn
IAEEisBURG, June IA dispatch y "a re-
cFivtd HON 'iet'ynhurg to.dHy - the effect
that siJieDt from the sou. n. IN partof Franz
In comfy states that Ewn;! was o. Il tssrs,
yrtts rCay. A?0thpr iIifIrnaut states h.. g,.s
At Grs, ncastia .Eis morning and has With ain
a large body ot infantry. Reliable Inform alton
has l+ach' d Ibis place that the rebels ara now
IL f-rc4 at Cumberland bid.
LATER.
Retreat OF the Rebels from Cha IN nbersbuYr
HAKEIsBUaG, .Iune f7.-No doubt whatever
s1If:s as ~ tlr praser - OF She auaii,y al Char
trrsburs up 10 about 3 y. N when they re-
treated, 1e suppose towards HG2erstoW Wu. An
cp' Tator IS nov .heTo and telegraph COM
muDica'icr tas been esa tIbli. he'd.
company of coioTs Il men arrived here thi.
n. 4 rSfa.
SeclILad Dy N 4 or . Ge1sral Coo en- on the ground
thai 10 au;horitt has been given BY the War
department for the muster of colored troops
into lie service VI ;he United States.
ALBA6E, N. Y, June l7-Thv militia regi.
mems throughout the STATE are being p.,i!y
organized. There VIII he 40 Necessity Tor !
draft TO I'LL Iiien ap. Gen. Mcclellan remains
a day or two longer.
Movements OF New Jersey Troops
TRENTON, N June i7.-Gov. Parker up
to the rTetent time has had rendered l,50D men
for Immediate service. The 23d regiment OF
nine men si:s men started for Harrisburgto 10 day
Company a, of the 5th military corps, VI i'll leave
for Harrisburg Tomorrow morning. All the
military Of this city will tender their ser, ices
New Jersey most likely Will have u.r frat of
the soldiers at Harrisburg A full company
nts brcn formed out of mechanics employed
in the Trenton Arms Compapy'a shops, and
marched through tue streets to- day. The peo.
pie are excited. New companies are forming
Movements Of Massachuset,x Troops.
BosToE, June i7.-Ths custom house, banks
and many places of business were closed to-
day. 1t being the anniversary Of the Battle OF
Bunker Hill
The Salem Mechanic Light Infantry, Capt.
Stetio, leaves morrow tor the seat Of war.
volunteers for the third lime. The Ish Mass,-
chusetts battery Capt. Jones. also volunteered
10 return.
Gov. Andrew was presen. at the consulta-
liop OF military Inen too day. Officers OF the Sd,
sth and 41th regiments will consult with their
in reference to rs-sn tsring the ser
wee OF tue Government.
THE SIEGE OF ViCkSBURG.
Niiliken's Bend x reinforced
ST. LOUIS, june '6.--News from Vicksburg
TO the evening cf the 18th inst. reports no change