The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

moprs 10 day Governor Curtin that all the Brooklyn
regiments be breaded together. Tbs Governor replied
that the order shall be respected . rrrtt,s
In nearly all the churches today patriotic illusions
were made TO the crisis.
Among arrivals since yesterday the Thirteenth,
Twenty hth and Fifty sixth New York (Brookiyn)
regiments They received perfect ovation from the
popuiace the route, and loaded with refresh
menis.
HARRISBURG June 81. 1868.
Iespatches from chambersburg are still coming iu
II is feared that ESel Is williamsport; but the OPT
here that Ewe thre 'tening at this point un-
less Leo below. Tie heavy rains may
Il ave raised tho Potomac and hurried him or
he following despatch received this evening by
Governor Curtin from the Hon. A. X Mcclure, dated
Chamberrburg;-- tt. fsf.e lrnf.r
Mr. Gehr has ju al arrived from waynesboro He left
there at eight O'Clock this morning jenkins had ar
rived there from Gencase, and last night threw out his
pckets FIVE miles this side Of waynesboro, but withdrew
all Of them south at nine oclck this morning Hc Is
still hunting horses among the mountains and is feared
the many horses hidden there may be stolen today He
plundered as far Monterey Springs, several miles
the Gettysburg road, yesterday, which looks II he
means to back by Hagerstown waynesboro has no in
formation d any rebel infantry force at Hagerstown
kessrs Barr Storer, OF waynesboro taken along
by the rebeis-the only capture OF citizens made. III.
Two rebel prisoners marched through the streets
this evening They In a very dlthy coalition, and
very repugnant 70 looks and clothing Some OF
the Philadelphia police state that they oaers we'll
known In that city and are up here on foragng sxps
dirion.
Many OF the New York troops attended church today
Eloquent preached In or tho churches
In which illusions madc tho struggle and excite
mont now raging The Rev J. Walker Jackson's church
crowded with soldiers, that divine preaching
mon relating 70 obedience.
Tho Gray Reserves, or Philadelphia DESIRE throu Oh
the HRALo 70 state their friends homo that II 10
the officers and not the prvatos who anxious to
homo before advance has been made towards
tho enemy.
General Couch read telegram TO night confirming the
report OF the rebel cavalry being a Gettysburg.
HARRISBURG, June u, 1893.
despatch received here late this evening states that
rebel cavalry force within eight miles Of Gettysburg
had crossed South Mountain They evidently adj
vanciug east TO attack tho Northern Central Railroad
An ample force prepared resist the attack stock
ades and eathwoks have been erected at all the bridges
by the operatives OF the road and all tho troops that will
be necessary collected at the most important points
as HARRISBURG, June 21-Midnght
Reliable advices Indicate that tho rebel force has
increased largely about HagerstOwn They have eighteen
pieces OF cannon
detachment OF the First New York cavalry captured
number OF prisoners yesterday, and the One Hundred
and Twenty seventh Pennsylvania also captured
The rebel pckets within Eve miles OF Greencastle
and a cavalry advanced to Mercersburg and cap
tured horses and property.
Governor Curtin visited the camps to day and en-
Enthusiastically received by the New York regiments
which he visited He also reviewed the Blue Reserves
OF Philadelphia that regiment will be mustered
TO morrow
The Notifications nearly completed No fear elt
that the city will be captured.
Tho Chnmbersburg kilograms.
CnAMEERsBuRG, Pa, June 81, 1863.
General Knipe here, full communal busily engaged
| in perfectng arrangements for defence.
You may expect hear OF fight In this neyhborhood
about day after provided the rebels remain
where they are force, and provided they do not
scatter themselves into small bodies and through
the mountains, afterwards concentrating at some point
far to tho southwark a7d in Immediate supporting dis
| lance OF the main rebel column.
To-day the rebels kept coming and going in and out Of
Greencaste there military force Aere % pre-
vent them To night they pickeng the road short
this side Of Greencase and thus protecting their
/ foraging parties. "a
Ths rebes have carried Oh about two thousand head Of
cattle from this county They VIII also get about two
thousand horses They securing the mountains and
hunting up horses where they have been hidden BY the
farmsrs They took hundred and sixty bead ~ cattle
from Mr.. Tsylor and son. s'
The rebels reported in the neIghborhood Of wayuss
| boro and Gettysburg. htt h.M.fMA 7.
Gen. jenkins left Grssocassls Last night win eight days
ratious. to 60 on grand forging expedition.
The people had quite here to-day. all occasion
sdbya report that the rebels were coming in heavy
| foros.
For the nst time 10 days the Stars ana Stripes
| were raised In Chambersburg on the Diamond.
The excitement throughout the valley stii rather -
markabls. s.an fat
The shippensburg Telegram.
sHFrxSsBrRo, Pa, June 81, 1853.
The farmers hereabouts are greatly annoyed whs
do with their live stock account q Of rebe
movements.
The bridge burned at Scotland will DO repaired night
when IL is thought railroad Communication Chambers
burg viii be resumed
The proprietor OF the Union Hotel In this town 20
scared, and has had his sign blurred with brow
paint This OF the aughable features Of the
sion.
Baltimore Municipal Appropriated To-
Defence.
BunxoRx. June Il, ls63
Tho City Counsel met last night and appropriated
500, 900 for tho defence Of the city.
The Circulation OF Disloyal Newspaper
Suppressed Within the Lines OF sh
Eighth Army Corps.
BALTIMORE June 81, 1852
General schenck has issued orde, supervising dis
loyal papers In his department, AZ foiows--
HEADQUARTERS, DErAsrsxSr EioHrn Army CoRrs
OrfIcg PRoyosr Marshal,
BAirisoRx. June 20, 1868.
Tho following newspapers have been suppressed within
the limits Of this department, and the local press vii
not hereafter DO allowed publish extracts from hei
columns
The New York World
TITO New York Erprso.
The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Chicago nmes
Tho New York Caucrslda
BY order OF the General commsndine-
Lieutenant Colonel and Provost Marshal.
Newspaper Accounts.
INVASION or MARYLAND-TwKxrY-PTv THOUSAND
| REBELS AT sHARPsBUR0.
From the Baltimore Sun, June 20
ocia Information received lust before going proe
night that (teueral Eye,l Will nv