The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

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The Campaign Around Warrington
The Manifest Designs or the Encmy.
From the numerous dispatches which we
publish this morning in reference to the move
ments of the rebel forces in Maryland, Pennsyi-
vania, the Shenandoah valley and in the coun-
try between the eastern flank of the Blue Ridge
and the old battle ground Of Manassas, it would
appear, first, that, although the enemy have
fallen back from Chsmbersburg, their forces are
increasing in the northern neck Of Maryland,
from Hagerstown westward to Cumberland,
along the line Of the Potomac; and, secondly,
that, from the sharp collisions between the
cavalry of General Pleasanton and the scouting
horsemen of the rebels, General Lee, with the
main body Of his army, is probably lying under
the eastern base of the Blue Ridge, watching
his opportunity for another descent upon Bull
run.
Had he entertained any design of pushing for
ward to Harrisburg and Philadelphia, instead
Of sending detachment of two or three thou
sand troopers to Chambersburg to give the
alarm, he would have hurried forward the
whole column of twenty or thirty thousand
mon under General Ewell to the Susque-
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splendid cavalry corps Of General Pleasanton;
but still we say, let General Hooker beware of
dividing bis forces to circumvent the enemy, or
he may become more unfortunately entangled
In the meshes of Lee than he was in the wilder
ness on the south side of the Rappahannock.
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