Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01
GFant COntraetIng bis Ilnes.


BtLTIaoEE, June 80.
The American Of this morning publishes the
porson Of first Delaware Cavalry which
vas stationed at Westminster, twenty-eight
niles from the city was attacked yesterday nv
rebel cavalry and a running fght ensued IN
miles Of the city but few Of them reporting at
headquarters. rff sf
Later in the evening It was reported that con-
siderable force Of rebel cavalry was advancing
towards the city on the Kiester-tOsvn road. The
trecaneerted signal sas Immediately gwen and
the members Of the Union League promptly as
Seinbled, received their arms and marched to
the barrieades. rf l9 4ur SOD
The American also says: fs.. sH. 1a
Wea gratfed TO be able to announce that
he Army Of the Potomac Is in rapid and suceess-
7ul motion under its heE cOmu1andes. 81
The character CT this movement is such as
yill satisfy the country Of he yigor, skill and
good jud 'ment Of the new commander.
Wefeel that We ought not expldu this grand
noVement in its present stage, but We assure cur
eaders that it VIII give great satlslaet9n,
The eltyis quiet There is no excitemeat.-
The soldiers are all at their position. eal
On yesterday four hundred cavalry belonging
% 6. neral Pierce's command, late Milroys,
al a tight with Imhnden's eavH CRY At McCou-
1elshurg. defeatug and driving them th ough
the town. The rebels had three killed. On our
de two wese wounded. We took thirty three
prisoners. et
The rebel division Of General Early left for
-ug7 rzfSingt the road to Carlisle
the Valley, between shiPpensbUrg and Cham
bersburg, evidently anticipating an attack fr, m
the army Of the Potomac,
General Ewelfs rebel corps is st u in front Of
Harrisburg. and may eommeueethe attack at
PHHADELPHiA, June 3O-2P
genee has been received to-day that Lee
and staff were at Carlisle last night.
A rebel infantry force was seen this morning
about Il miles from Harrisburg marching to-
wards that city. a-f
The telegrhph wires are uninterrupted slong
the whole line of the Pennsyl lvania railroad. he
trains are running also, but slowly and cautious
dispatch from Harrisburg, received this
morning. state that the authorities Of Harrisburg
have iniormatOns apparently reliable, that
Ewell's corps vita portion Of Hills and Long
streets VIII move to-day towards Harris burg.
They number about 10000 men ,r Il
CoLUaRIA, Pa, June 50.
s. s. Blair Tram Master on the Northern Cen
tral road, left York at o'clock This morning,
when the rebels had all len except their rear
guard which was beginning to move offWhen he
The rebels are supposed to be moving towards
Harrisburg. They left unexpectedly and in
It was reported that General Pieasanton's
outer piekets had been seen within four miles Of
York. ..st al l-s--r-af. .a'15a
amounted to S50O000. The citizens raised $780,
600 in cash and subsistence and the rebels al
lowed them twenty days to raisethe balance
No private families we're molested. The eit-
zens were all treated " IN respect. ne railroad
property was not disturbed, W tn the exception
Of about thirty Old,cars which were q the shops
awaiting repairs. The railroad south Of Glen
Rock was not injured IN any way
The rebel force ct York was not OYER 5000
with eighteen pieces Of artillery issoiIr
-HARRIsBUEs, June 80.
All quiet The rebels have retreated beyond
Carlisle.