The New York herald., 1863-06-30

The rebels have rereated 10 YORK and have some
aaase the Northern Central railroad far as know
They behaved themselves beoomingiy in wrgh'svhie
aiding the citizens 10 cxtnguish the FIRE.
A rebel scout shot a few miles above this place m
attempting TO cross The boat Several spies
have been captured.
This branch Of the road well as the Northern branch
is in rad order and not been disturbed. large
number OF engines and cars wero sent East tc day
Colonel Frck u command here deserves credit for his
vigilance in guardn the forcis Of he susquenanna.
Captain r. G.. March, Of the Twentieth r.nnsy lyana
Volunteers is only slightly wounded, and not dead. 20
reported aHl fa
large number Of oilizans who came here as Hpecta
pressed into service to-day and put to work
They will be relieved to morrow, t,ts. 4. ii, 4,
The rebel General Iarly has levied on the citizens Of
York for large amount Of money, -four and beef
eeaerol Early says, "wo win occupy the place perma
nently.'
CoiHMslA, Juno 20, 1St3.
yThe excitement is subsiding The enemy has fallen
back 10 the line of tho Northern Central Railroad Re
ports from Peach Bottom show that al Is quiet No
rebels there at present
II believed that General Iongstrcc, has opened com
municaton with General Ewell at Carlisle and heavy
movement en- Harrisburg may be looked for in conse
sucnce Our troops bnsily engaged in throwing NJ
defensive works this and other exposed points a'ong
the Susquehanna. -
II s not believed to be the intention Of the
sttempt crossing this vicinity now, aud the people
are greatly relieved in consequence Troops arriving
Aere The neghboring townships and Colonel Frick
will have ample force 70 picket the river at all
points which may be threatened
when the enemy sheed the town yesterday afternoon
two negroes were killed and white man wounded The
rebels attempted to put out the FIRE, but IN vain. The
bridge the property OF the Columbia Bank, and
valued hundred and fifty thousand dollars
The 1t only about 1y thousand dollars
Tho appointment Of General Meade to the command OF
Ahe Army Of the Potomac gives general satisfaction, o.
though Mcclellan is the favorite Of the PEOPLE.
THE REBEL OCCUPATION OF YORK, Pa
BAi1IAoER. June o. 1868.
The american has the following information from York,
The rebels in full occupation yesterday u es-
tmated that the full force in the county not less
than ten thousand General Early had headquarters
In York, with three thousand and pieces u
artillery. General Gordon encAmped outside the
town yesterday, with two thousand Eve hundred men
and seven pieces of artillery.
The rebels yesterday demanded Of the town authorities
the following contributons:One hundred thousand dol
lars United States Treasury notes. two hundred barrels
ri -four forty thousand pounds of fresh beef thirty thou
sand bushels OF corn, thousand pairs shoes
thousand pairs of stockings and thousand coats and
caps besides various other articles, amounting value
10 not less than hundred and Gy Thousand dollar
The delivery Of the money and these required
~ noon 10 day, or in Of failure, the rebels would
help themselves and the people notified that thNy
must take tho consequences
THE REBEL FORCE AT YORK.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 20, 1868
General Couch to-day received the following intorma
sion from York from which he considers perfect
ly reliable
The rebel forces York are fifteen thousand strong
under General Early who has issued order levyisG
ntrbutiou Of $3.50 600, 100 barrels Of four 900
pounds OF beef 30 bags Of coffee, and largo quantities. OF
sugar and groceries. He has given them twenty four
hours to comply with his wishes Men Of Pepnsylvania
you see q foretaste Of the fats reserved Cor you.
Ths rebel troops which were Vt wrsbtsvie, opposite
Columbia, fen back to York to-day.
Inboten, with six thousand troops Of all arms, 10
evsd to be twelve miles from Bloody rum and advancing
PANIC PREVAILING AT LEBANON.
FoRi WASHINGTON, June 20, 1893
Dr. Campbell and Mr. Duinsld who LEFT Carlisle at
elsvea O'Clock last night and who reached Harrisburg
Nday, report the enemy having passed through
Carlisle with from seventeen 10 twenty thousand and
thirty pieces Of artillery. am inclined To think
sbis force is now msnacing Harrisburg.
M. Campbell, telegraph operator from Lebanon which
h twenty-five miles from here reports great excitement
~ that place sorekeepers owing their goods away
INTENSE EXCITEMENT AT PHILADELPHIA.
PuuADEIruA, June %, 1858.
Business almost entirely suspended 10 all ia depart
msnts
Ts receipts Of produce BY the Pcnnsyl Rar oad
have ceased.
There was no meeting Of the Board OF Brokers this
forenoon, and there quite panic among the outside
-.
ne Corn Exchange raised eve companies this morning
Tns coal dealers held meeting this forenoon.
ssvod 70 ciose sher coerics TIL The crisis has passed
70 eusbe We miners 70 volunteer.
TIE merchants have received to raise million Of
sollars ea
Al the stores BE- closed and the mon employed 10
them forwarded for tho defence Of the city Tho
nsn who leave their employment are 10 bo paid their
usual salaries during their absence.
THE DEFENCEs OF PHILADELPHIA COM
MENCED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20. 1903.
Tue Board Of Brokers to-day raised S25 600 70 b d.
VIded among nvo hundred who may enlist for the
emergency.
O'Clock every afternoon TO give members an opportunity
70 drill ar ~
The stock Board have agreed to hold bus QUO meeting
each day adjourning the ssme al twelve O'Clock
Al meeting Of the cezgymen 70 day they their
services to the Mayor 10 labor the fortnoatlous
General Dana has made requsltion upon tho Mayor
for two thousand 70 work upon the fortiacaions
Ills understood that tine Of ,nrcnchnsns around the
city will be commenced tomorrow.
GENERAL ACTIVITY IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHn.ADuyHrA, juno 20, 1853.
The excitement among tho people to-day 10 intense
Until late ncur tonight the have been osowdes
wrlt..
snstug defence OF the city and state Enlss,ususs
sec nour'shng All the wards arc sending their men,
Al the navy yard and most the workshops Of the city
snsiness either entirely suspended or ovscd a On
early hor 70 allow mon 10 dril; and most Of the stores
on Makc, and chssnu, streets closed early for the same
purpose ihs CITY NO doubt win soon bc placed 10
State OF defence and tho general apathy succeeded by