Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-17
Grant Hopeful and Confident
His ReinfOFcementS Arriving,
No Trouble yet from Johnston.
Movements of Kirby Smith.
MCCULLOUGH DEFEATED AND
WOUNDED.
Missouri state Convention.
THE REBEL INvAsION.
HARPER,s FERRY. June 16.

HARPER's FERRY, June 16.
The following official telegram from Gen
eral Milroy has been received:
I am IN with the greater part of my COM
mand. The Notifications at Winchester
were invested by about $4,000 rebels and
,wenty pieces Of artillery. They carried
NV outer works by storm at six o'clock in
the evening. 1 then spiked all my guns and
left with the whole of my command at one
o'clock on Monday morning, bringing the
horses Of my artillery and wagons which
were intercepted by an overwhelming reb-
ell force with artillery, four miles this side
of Winchester, on the Manchester road.
After a desperate fight of two hours I got
through. We were pursued by a large
cavalry force which picked up a number Of
my weary boys. think my loss will not
exceed :, 900 killed, wounded and missing
PHmzDELPHA, Juns l6.
Reports from Harrisburg state ths. the
rebels are at Carlisle, which is only eigh
teen miles from Harrisburg.
Business is mostly suspended in theCity.
HARRISBURG, June Is.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have received dispatch stating that the
rebels we're within nine miles Of Carlisle at
noon to-day.
The State House bell in this city will be
rung this afternoon to call the people to
arms. The public are awakening to a sense
Of the crisis.
NEW YORK, June 10.
The Express prints the following as a
letter from Washington:
General Hooker retreated from Fall
mouth to Warrenton Station to intercept
Lee, who was advancing on Washington
Lee passed down through ThOroughfare
Gap, fanking Hooker, and cut off an en-
tire corps, the name not given, which Is
supposed to be captured.
Lee is driving Hooker, the latter is re-
treating to Alexandria.
Hooker burned large portion of h.
tents, provisions, etc, at Falmouth.
A large part of Milroy's division is cap
tured, including the whole of his regimen
at Perrysville, with an entire battery
Milroy lost all Of his cannon, wagons
tents, etc. The remnantof his force reach
ed Harper's Ferry in safety.
BALTIMORE, June l6.
There is much excitement here, an
there are many rumors Of rebel caviar r
haying been seen ut various Polnts Wlthl
l 20 or 80 miles Of this city.
Several of the ldmilitary organization
, Of Baltimore viii be revived Immediately
, and their ranks filed up by volunteers
/ There are many military movements /
e progress and rumors of others, but the
p cannot be mentioned.
ii NEW YORK, June l6.
A speeial Harrisburg dispatch to th
World, saws that Hooker IS threatened
= Warrepton by most of the rebel arm.
+ supposed to be 10000 strong, under con
s mand of Lee.
f The forces in Maryland and PennsylF'
MIA are estimated by General Schenek
10000.
+ At a meeting held here yesterday, Gel
It eral Cameron pledged his whole fortune
the defense Of Pennsylvania, and CALF
upou the Government to appoint Gener
y Mcclellan or General Franklin command
u of the Pennsylvania forces at Hittsourg
d All the factories have stopped work al
D. the hands are throwing up entrenehment
All the archives of the State and L
speeie of the Harrisburg banks have be,
: removed. The inhabitants are prePariI
in great numbers to leave.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
A letter from Harrisburg dated o
o'clock in the afternoon, says that ira
Of 100 wagons which left Martinsbu
$, Sunday. have arrived safely. The rel
advance this morning was five miles e'
= of Chambersburg.
J. Colonel Smith, commanding at hagei
nd town. had a fight an hour and half y
terday, when he was surrounded and fore
. to surrender.
- The banks moved their deposits yest
" dav and the State archives are being ]
. moved to Philadelphia.
u The Democratic Convention will not
ie. semble here tomorrow. A number
western delegates refused to come turt1
: than Altoona and returned home.
l. Hundreds Of persons have arrived fr
The south side of the river, bringing in
= tbeir horses, cattle and other valuables.
ID working parties are engaged in prep
. ing the work and defenses on the Oppos
81 si5e of the river. Good resistance col
= be made if troops were here to man
r. guns. .
. of the rebels tonight or tomorrow
they reach here so soon they will have
tie prospect of q successful resistance,
if DELAYED thousands will here wi
sSts ioIs in twenty-four hours, as the country
thoroughly aroused.
Alta meeting last night General Cam
- on blamed the Government for not Sc
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