The New York herald., 1863-06-18


msn could but witness the enthusiastic hope his name
creates be would be ordered here Immediately.
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Ths raid, in conception aud execution, saTpasses
anything yet attempted or performed by them. They
- ,sev nssas ma "r
bearance 10 the Inhabitants nQ them inJor
The match is ready 70 put Carlisle barracks and other
government property in flames.
1he rebels reported 70 be 81 Sbippensbarg, in
Cumberland county, this morning.
rux6RArRlO connUNcAn0N STILL oPYE wrB eEr1ysBUBo.
The following despatch was received this morning
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over junction now. will send men out 10 eyamine
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The American dag flying from tho agstaG upon tho
pleasant breeze stirring Many are looking upon
it with feelings akin 70 worship. II may be that this
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imagined than described.
n,s REV. }. wnKK IAoKsoS,
distinguished Methodist minister, and severely do
nounced by the Richmond Wh0 for bis stirring addresses
IN favor Of the Unon has been advised by Governor
Mr.. jackson nrmly declines TO lie has bis iam
~ 70 place Of safety but says that be will sbe tho
ssue and awaits his fate with az much nonchaancs
is capable In one man 70 express.
Dos'r HI SCARED"
The following send you az nnd IT, issued in the form
OF circular this morning II s being atentvely read
and commented upon by large numbers OF tho citizens
DON'T M scAREp.
people Harrisburg We looked them FOR an example Of
courage and cooness and have been We
OF courage There enough Of drive on any rebel
Just assured By Gen. Cameron thai there win be- ten
troop; here ~ The course Of the day. New York
all will be well.
GENERAL CAMERON
Ia at present immensely popular and his speech
OF Mcclellan and Franklin will do much towards securing
the aters nomination for the goveruoshp by the demo-
cratic era hosts 70 morrow said the ropa'ea meeting Of
convention WILL in the rebs arrive night have
place wherein TO hold thor meeting the court house,
STATE Capitol and cther buildings suitable, WILL in all
probability have been destroyed The members yet
express no intention Of meeting elsewhere. but may
yet prove necessity william II. witte the pro-
minsnt Of the candidates. Is here He expresses great
confidence to h being the nominee Of the party but
ffankln's chances are decidedly favorable from the
PREPARATIONS MEET COMMANDS THEN.
There are many people whoproess despse aud doubt
the cTedeuce Of the reports concerning this raid They
are Of opinion that II ruSe OF the government 70 in
duce euIistmens. II they here their doubts would
being made, and the realities Of war, IL is variousy
exhibited through and other ways. Col. George r.
Davidson, Gree1case Franklin county Pennsylvania,
the OF the raid estimates rebel force 10 be
between Ave and thousand cavalry supported by
two batteries Of artillery under command u Generals
lmboden and Jones, strong light was Sunday
night beyond Greencae which rise to the report
OF that place being In names but attributed 70 the
rebel camp dres.
1iIE HOW THOMAS a SCOTT
late Assistant Secretary OF War, who left Philadelphia
10 special train Washington arrived here Monday
He has placed the the Pennsylvana
the command ~ General Couch. Colonel Scott's vast
experience OF great service 10 the State at this moment
he il being seconded IN his endesyors by the
assistant upon the Philadelphia end, g. G. Francscur,
Esq and upon these gentlemen will devovs the neccs
sty OF prov iding transportation for troops.
cARLIsIE BAssAoss mowS
The following despatch was received from Carlisle
CARLISLE, June 16, 1863.
II we cannot defend the approaches TO the town We
viii blow up the arsenal and barracks and retire lighting
RoCIK ~ risk RsSs So sKlRnBH
Another despatch received, dated shippcnsburg, Says
The enemy is near here; lie is a!o'ains the towns
fields cavalry " only believed 70 be near u.s. il s re-
ported that the FIRST Michigan cavalry met the rebels
and gave them battle dividing them one par,
rar RsHxr aurprs-exs mRor's TRAIN
The opinion IL unanimous here that the raiders have
experienced guides well posted Ia tue Topography OF the
country and their movements indicate that Of the
natives Of the country with them In this raid. Gene
raj Miroy's wagon train arrived this morning with two
companies OF his late command Their march been
very severe one and their hsrdshps OF an almost unen
dur able character
arrived here half.past eleven O'Clock in the
morning. bringing what troops were @ stationed there four
The Post Office Ia closed but notice states that will
beopened again at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Both OF the companies decline 10 receive any
more freight receipt Tor any packages The
cItement Is greatly the increase, and the populace
much more alarmed and hundreds OF families are leaving
HAKRrBrRe, june IL, 1868
Al snPrKssBURG.
train left here yesterday on the Cumberland Valley
road and proceeded south far shppensburg They
rebels and had been there notwithstanding
reports to the contrary. The raiders advanced small
body upon foot, TO the little town OF Scotland ave miles
distant from Chambersburg.
The REBEL DoisGs At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REARER
DsssATtHE-
They purchased what goods they needed in Chambers
burg, and raid them Confederate money the on
GERS informing the they could either do
take nothing \ bearer Of dispatches captured
yesterday by the rebels.
prKxsfI's CAVALRY rLASxED-oSLY TWENTY EscApx.
One of Purnci's cavalry arrvci this morning three
O'Clock thai abont Ave hundred OF their men
nanked at Greencasie by the rebels In force and
but twenty escaped The rebels have burned bridge
at chamber-burg They avoid the turnpike Ia their rsds
or fhx KIND
Correspendence or Mr.. r. g. Chapman.
fpEnERicK, Nd, June 10, 1s63.
The Adrance ef n, Retels 10 Hage geeoa--ErIggerad Re
psrn Of 7neir MoreD.n-Rsil Boryo,c,ng Horta I'm
the cinsens-- General Jenk,ns Nao Noo. Of Povo,,ns
Dssres--E'oeu Threatening Horre,'s Fem, de-, DC
After hard ride OF sixty miles arrived here 20 day
and found the excited Of people tia, could posi-
bly, be conceived Of nhabtlng the hal been led
expect the occupied by the Confederate
troops (yol speak Of the zeuteen composing
General Lees amy respectfully unies the cfcnmstance
for all along the road .pDm Baltimore heard well anthem
tcated stories OF their presence here
determined no, 70 turn back un:n had obtained view
Of their pckets at least, and the rssulI INTO
the city quietly aud unharmed had been the pre-
siding elder entering camp meeting There
troops here Of any kind save lev sick and wounded
Unonsts IN the hospitals whom Briggs had Ieft
In bis movement back 10 the Relay House, below aat
Inc mosi exaggerated reporw rife 70 tho
movements o. the enemy many ayerring that tho whole
country between here ana Harper's Ferry lousy
with uaybacks, and Others asserting tnai Lees whole
rebel Confederate, meau), army crossing the Poio
At Point Of Rocks and that before nigh, Frederick
would be ful q southern Troops. And f must bo con
fe-sei that the female portion Of the seemed highly
pleased with the prospect, while the s,ensr class q al
politics. looked upon the advent anything but dssra
bic found all communication with Iarpcrs Ferry cut
On except BY telegraph though do not why
do not run through a. - said the railroad ubharued
east Of the Ferry, The cars far Nonooacy
Junction.
shortly after my arrival here made the scquabtaacs
of nfleua frffu fxh< ha