Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10
TIE INrAsIoNoF esNNSYLEANlA.

TO Q o'clock he bad not returned to camp
Should the enemy be found here in the morn
ing the lth of July will receive additional
caase for the CONNIE m ofatiop. \Bf
Twenty three hundred prisoners have just
passed along Baltimore street from the north
crn Central Depot, and nineteen hundred
more are shortly expected, which will make
four thousand and fifty for to-day. This Is
.buta small instAllment, tits said, Of all who
age to como. While passing through the
streets come parties had the bad taste to raise
oheers,o triumph, which induced the rebels
10 give their peculiar yell and cheers for JEFF.
and the Southern eoniederacy. .If h1f..fh
,s7In addition to the FIVE thousand eight hun
ared and thirty passed through here on Friday
lpight, this will make the entire number 50 for
neAtly s000,siir pro-.s "a 5asr tla8a4 aaf
.shEADouARTsRsA AMY OF THE PoToEAo, \
lssf bna ionysH COCO 'rna July g., !
a,tThe rebel Gem Fender is wounded, Gem
erals Knipef and johnson, rebels, are killed.
Gen. Farnsworth of our cavalry is killed. 9i-
SsThe rebel losses are estimated at 10000
Cur troops are iR the highest spirits. Gen.
Ruttef6eld's wound is more sevefe than wss
expected, but is not all serious. The rebels
abandoned fher killed and wounded. a8i
sssca of' New HoRK. July 6---S A. NJ.
sirA dispatch to the Herald dated Carlisle,
July 4, says the town is full Of parolled union
prisoners to the number Of several Thousand.
Telegraph communication is resumed and he
railroad is runniag 10 within a mile Of the
q; Another dispatch to the Herald dated Hol-
" Gap, South Mountain, 10 miles from Car.
Isle, July A. evening says, we hold this pass
IN heavy force under Gen. Smith. Paroled
Union prisoners say the rebels captured $500
prisoners and that our troops captured whole
rebel division r.ri eaI4H. aHal..h adI
xaTbe rebels are reported very uneasy vest.
terday and the guard over our prisoners was
relieved to participate in the fight. Our forces
age IN advance of the rebels in three main
positions. We can hold this pass.
dispatch to the Herald. dated Hsgars-
town, July 4, says the lace has not suffered
much.o Greencaste dispatch to the same
paper, dated the 4th, snys the destruction Of
property there has been confined to railroad
property. Railroad aud telegraph buildings
destroyed, and all the stores cleaned out. rs
qrThe Herald has dispatch from Shippens-
burg, 4th, which Gays that place was SO COM
pletel cleaned outby the rebels that it is inn
possible to get meal of yietuals.
OOA Carlisle dispatch of the 9th says, a long
train Of cars had left for Harrisburg, loaded
with paroed prisoners who are to be sent to
Annapolis. al.s 9ns Yfsrrs sssu .rrs -Hu
hiGovernor Curtin has received a dispatch
confirming the capture by our army of rs, 900
rebels and il8 pieces Of artillery and that
the pontoon train at Willamsport is in our
possession. Our troops have occupied Chem
bersburg. 'qssb I{s ass aaaahes4 DIT
hThe World says the rebels are retr eating
towards the Gaps in the mount aims east OF
H.. l.. III
Among the wounded are the following Gem
erals Hunt, Warren, Butter6eld, Farms
worth. Dickinson, all union. ReDel Generals
Kemper and Johnson killed, Fender wound
ed. bsv 5,, 500 so9i,tr icat-.-r ,I4,..
"A Bridgeport Penn dispatch say we have
the most favorable reports as to the movement
of Meades army and the command which have
gone out to gobble up the enemy. r,rs Nh
"A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald dated
the 9th, says, the Surgeon General here has
information Of 10000 rebel wounded in our
hands, cad .v-si oi..e ...-s sri s..I7a0
AT present our forces bold all the mountain
passes, and our army has formed a junction
with the militia and almost completely sur
rounding and crushing the enemy. .sltisQ
The impression here is that the rebellion is
ended, Gen. Smith has captured 1920 strag-
giers. 800 psrned prisoners passed through
here to-day for Phlsdelphia among whom
were many wounded officers. ,.,-.. ....,. .-
sTroops continue TO arrive. and Pennsylva-
MIA has 10000 men in the field, The Sus-
qpehannah Is very nigh. A rebel column is
reported on the Virginia side of the Potomac
unable to reinforce, Lee, owing to high water
1000 paroled prisoners( Union came in from
Gettysburg to-day, and were sent to Phila
delphia.s Deserters from the rebel army arr
coming in from all quarters fs.sr sefo, So
The New York Times says that the con
tsnts OF jeff, Davis dispatch tn Lee, captured
are in substance premptory order t,
withdraw from Pennsylvania. An ordel
Of his Interpretations to fall back to Hagers
town forthwith, assigning as reason tina
Lees position 10 too, hazardous, aud the con
dtippa 10 too defeneeless to warrant remaining
any longer. .sb yru5.givNf, s,.trl .,l
Over twenty battle-fags we're taken. Gu
csvalry is playing sayagely on the rebel aanl
and rear. Ia ,s,a sroi,ga t,r,n bs.s.,o.7
,.TheN Times correspondent says Gibbons
division captured IA stands OF colors. Tn
2pd corps captured % stands of colors. n
Gel. Ward 10th Massachusetts, is killed.
Prisoners state that the rebel Gen, Hoo,
ia,hlled lp front Of Gen. Gibbons division
NOT less than 1000 dead and wounded lay il
space Of leAs than four acres.o4 f,si 6,r,r..
The following casualties are compiled from
the New York Tribune s1..I raeassaam u
Wounded and, arrived at Baltimore---.I.i
Chapman 9TH New Hampshire, wonnded
ColCross killed.. and now being embalmod a
The nth Conn won't into the fight will
seventeen officers and 500 men, and came on
with tn officers and seventy two men, 4a
Among the killed in the 9Th corns Ia Rrig