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

ton where the contending armies are employed is
exceedingly full and interesting Our correspon.
den. at Monocacy Station states that the rebels
occupied Frederick CITY last evening. It is certain,
at least, that force of them passed through it.
TAey were attacked and dispersed by our troops
under Major Cole, but another force reoccupied
it, and were there, though in very small mum.
bars, last night. A despatch from Chambers.
pected there tomorrow, if the rebels do not
scatter into small bodies and roam through the
mountains. They have already carried off 1000
head of cattle and a many horses out of Franklin
county. They keep SO much on the move in the
direction of Greencastle, Hagerstown and Will
Transport that their exact position or intentions
are not known from hour to hour. Gen. Jenk ms
appears to be moving with q force Of 100
mounted infantry in the direction of Gettysburg
or the Northern Central Railroad. He is commit.
ting great depredations upon the horses of the
farmers and in the mountains.
We publish to-day brilliant account in full de.
tail, from our correspondent in the field of the
late desperate two days. battle at Winchester be-
tween General. Mi'roy and General Ewell, which
terminated in disastrous retreat of the Union
forces to Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry, with
only two thousand men out Of seven thousand, and
having lost all the artillery, stores, baggage and
everything except what the men carried on their
persons Three entire batteries of field artillery
and one battery of siege guns about two hundred
and eighty wagons, over twelve hundred horses
aud mules, all the commissary and quarter.
masters stores and ammunition Of all kinds,
over six thousand muskets and small arms without
stint. the private baggage Of the officers and men,
all fell into the hands of the enemy. We give .
map in connection with this account, allowing the
line Of advance Of the rebels on the town and the
positions Of both armies during the fight.
The only news from General Hooker's army is q
positive contradiction Of the reports about battle
at Centrevlle. The rebels are said to have no in
fnntry east Of the Bull Run Mountains. Our Ca
valry and artillery had two pretty brisk Skin
mishes with the rebels in the vicinity Of Ade and
Middlcburg on Friday, in which our troops had
the best Of it, repulsing the rebels and captur.
ing several prisoners. Our loss was SMALL but
Included three or four officers.
The rebel news which we give to-day concerning
vicksburg and Port Hudson is interesting. The
garrison at the former place is said to be in fine
spirits and in possession Of plenty Of subsistence.
General Lee officially claims a grand victory at
Winchester, and thanks God for the same. Our
own dispatches from Memphis to vicksburg to
the 10TH state that the siege is progressing surely
though slowly; that the chances Of an attack from
Johnston are lessening every day, and that ouI
total loss for the preceding week was only fifty
OF whom twelve were killed.
The Richmond papers of Saturday say that seven
Union iron.cads we're Mt Brunswick, Ca. on the
18th inst, and that large force had been landed
there. The same authority states that Mr. Val
landgham has run the blockade from Wilmington
N. g.. for Nassau, whence he will sail for Canada
Our bockading squadron has diminished the
rebel feet Of privatecrs by one very valuable an(
dangerous steamer, the Atlanta, formerly known
as the CLYDE built vessel Fingal She was cap
turcd after fight Of half an hour by the Monitor
weehawkcn and Montauk, in the neighborhood o
Warsaw Sound, while evidently preparing to at
tack Fort Seymour, commanding the entrance c
Ogeochee river
The three mastcd schooner seen of Nantucke
looking after our fishing boats has probably burnc
a large vessel, as one was seen on fire on Raturds
night, thirty Ave miles south Of that point ne,
privatcer. rig gcd as brig, also made an aitac
upon the big George. Of New Haven, ncar NJ
Croix. on the 30th ult.; but she made her escap
and reached port next day.
The Twcnty. second Connecticut regiment, min
months men, whose term Of service has expired
will remain at Fortress Monroe for the present.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship City OF New York, from, Queen
town on the 18th Of June, reached this port ys
tcrday afternoon. Her financial and commsrci,
reports were fully anticipated, as was her aows
its main features, by the telcgraphc repo,, OF VI
bohemian, Of Cape Race. published in the hnsAt
on Saturday. Our European hles by Vie p,y
New York, dated on the 10th Of June. soatai
however, soIpe very interesting details u The a
vices to THAI day, which appear in our eolaml
this morning.
Tho London Herald, organ Of the DerSyi,, ali
tocrats, utters one OF its periodical cali. t.t a
recognition OF the rebel confederaoy h.. sis,
and France.
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