The New York herald., 1863-06-29
THE REBELS NOT AT DUNcANNoN


THE REBELS NOT AT DUNCANN0H
PHIIaDsLrmA, June %, 1865
The report from Harrisburg Of midnight OF Saturday
that the rebels had arrived opposite Duncannon, a. tho
junction Of the Juniata aud Susluehanna rvo. u prob
ably errcr telegraph line ROMANS IL order to
Kittsburg this Sunday morning.
THE EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PmLApxIrnlA June 2S 1856
The excitement Ia Tits city IS intense Third stroo
thronsed with people awaiting The news
The merchants have resolved close hsr stores and
recruit a regiment Immediately.
The Ualon League have also started in the matter.
The Corr Exchange Guari have Recruiting parry
marching through the streets
THE PEOPLE OF N0RRISTOwN ARMING.
Noasrrows. Pa. June 2s, 1868.
The manufacturers have determined to close their
works until the rebels triven from the State and
have raised 900 to pay the wages OF AL who vcun
tecr during their absence Five hundred will leave
for Harrisburg IN the morning
ORGANIZATION ON TROOPS IN SCRANTON.
SCRANTON. Pa. June 28 1863
full company, composed Of best and largest bust.
ness men and other citizens, is now organized Ono
other company s full, and another will be filled to night
Tho two latter to bounty Of $50 per man
the funds being subscribed by the Delaware, Lacka-
and Western Railroad and the Isckawanna Iron
and Coal Company and the citizens.
Stirring speeches have been made BY the clergy Hon.
John Brisbn aud others, aud everybody wakened up
Tho troops expected 70 60 TO Harrisburg in the
morning.
ANOTHER ORDER FROM THE REBEL GENE
RAL EwELL. :
HARRISBURG, June g, 1853.
Through the courtesy OF Mr. +. Larw Frank Leslie's
artist, who escaped from Chambersburg and reached
here to-day, am enabled give your readers the fol-
lowing, which extensively circulated at Chambers
burg
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND CoRrs,1
ARMY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA, June ~, 1855.
spection and vigilance are necessary and ahe safety Of
the army and the Of the great object has
discipline Tue Lieutenant General commanding there
fore must earnestly appeals IN tho gallant officers and
men Of his command, who have attested their
bravery and DEVOTION to the or their country
many fields, to yield ready acquescence in the rules
required by the exigencies OF the All struggling
and wandering from the ranks. and all maraudng and
punderng by individuals prohibited upon pain Of the
severest penalties known to the service What IS
quired for the OF the will be taken under regu
latons to be established by the Commanding General
cording TO the usages Of civilized warfare
BY command Of Lieutenant General X. 8. EWEIL.
A. 8. PKsDxroN. A. A. G.
JohDson's division passed through Chamoersburg day
be,ore yesterday. af
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OUh NEW mahhEi (MD.) COkhEofONDENCE.
NEwMARKEr, Md, June 81, 1863.
THx RECENT MIRoY xwKLL FIGHT.
The exciting this region Of country are OF tho
rr..,.s, ,,o,,sn, Can p~a N. IN .h,.e %
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the iaie sonewa jackson army mas certainly won Tor
himself to give the devil his DUE great military renown
Cerera r,ve,, cmn,es, ,v s,rrorpae6 tho army ,na.r
, - ,.. -! ~
General Miroy, ana vanqushed IL, only about aftsen
hundred Of Milroys men havrg made their escape in
'~''"e 80 - :" "'y
comnano are, oey"h" uouo'' Alafm'ng Tue ruin and
Sixth Maryland regiments were completely annihated
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