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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
THE VERY LATEST FEPOHTS
FROM HARRISBURG. -.

HAnaIsnuRo, Friday, June 10. 1882
Reports from the border line have been very con-
AicIing during the day.
The operator at ChsmberSburg, under da'o Of p.
M sta,es that the latest scout just in reports being
lilies from there. and saw no Rebels, aud heard oil
lone being at Greencaslie.
He confirms the report, brought by hand-car' Of
body Of 200 being at Greencaste at noon and a'Via-
inc there, one body going toward Waynssboroogh,
the other toward Mercersburg. They are supposed
TO be after horses.
Heavy cannonading is heard at Gree"ca'''' III
tho direction of IIarpcr's Ferry.
A Misunderstanding exists here among number
If ci,izens who have arrived for The protection Of
the State.
The authorities are receiving troops Tor q"
months for the emergency. The time Of service 70
quired under this call cannot exceed ono OF '"'
months at the iur.hest.
A lssse Ss@ssy W! lqg IsE t0msl .e.Say' eaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
q reat Il xeisensens La baltimore The Onion
League, Assembling.

tAIIEoAK, Wednesday, Juuo H. lts1
Tie exciiemen, here ,o-nigh, is aenin Increasing
under renewed rumon Of Rebel invasion. All the
Union Leagues in Baltimore are assembled Ia
specially called meetings tonight, ond are publicly
called TO assemble a, their several lodges to-morrow
pgh to prepare for any emergency and take prceau-
iiouary measures toward repelliog invasion. Twenty
thousand Of them, real "b bone and sinew,' will be
ready FOR action thoroughly armed II their services
be required.
Trains from Harrisburg and Westminster arrived
safely TO night also the FREDERICK train. Many
refugees arrived in them, flying from oppreLended
danger. There ID no doubt now Of lIogersiown be-
ing occupied by email force Of Rebels. The Union
citizens Of baltimore are working with determined
energy.
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ing refused to ens! for fear of being held for the SIX

ing refed to enlist for fear Of being held for the six
months
There are no Rebels now in the State except q
thieving party operating along the border.
The stores were opened to-day, and the city as
sumed ts usual appearance. ~
A number of citizens who fed during the stam-
pede are now returning.
The city is filled with soldiers, and drunkenness is
very prevalent.
A full company of Philadelphia Police, Capt.
John Spear. arrived to-day, and encsmped on the
capital grounds.
Seventeen hundred Of Gen. Milroy's troops, who
were cot OIL from the main body at tho battle Of
Winchester, arrived at Bedford, Pa, to-day.
They cross, the Potomac at Hancock, and worked
their way safely through.
Gen. Mlroy, who arrived here tonight, statos
that these 200 part Of the 1000 he reported
having lost at Winchester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
PREPARING TO INVADE KENTUCKY
BUCKNER 20 COOPERATE WITH HIM.
A Movement to Secure the Wheat Crops.
Union Farmers Giving Their Fields
to Their Cattle.
MuKyRHKsBoRo. Thursday, June 10, 1863.

MuKyREKsBoRo. Thursday, June 10, 1863.
Bragg has undoubtedly received rsenforcements
Of three brgades, viz: Bstss's, Clayton's, and
Churcbilpr. These, with Browns brigade Of Nc.
Cormicks division left behind, form the new divis.
ion of Stewart in Hardec's corps.
Bragg now has eighteen brigades Of infantry and
cavalry. There are indications that, in cooperation
with Buckner at Knoxville, he is about to assume
the offensive, AID invade Kentucky, striking at
about Monticello, or Carthage In East Tennessee.
Buckner bss a large force, and Is speedily organ.
izing for offensive operations The exempted men
who have been gathering satpeer and nitre in East
Tennessee have been armed by Buckner to guard
bis rear, and aid in gathering the immense crops of
wheat
The Union men who planted wheat largely. in the
hope Of Gen. Burpside's reaping it, have turned
their stock into the fields to destroy the wheat now
ripeping. ,.
They despair Of the Union troops reaching their
district to avail themselves Of the crops
Gen. Gracey's brigade Of North Carolina troops
occupy Cumberland Gap.
Buckner has Published an order threatening de.
serters, saying that all officers absent without leave
will, on the Goth of this month, be conscrpted and
forced 10 serve in the ranks.
The lowest estimates state Bragss force at 40, 900
men.
Knoxville advices cay that Gen. Grant will un-
doubtsdIy take yicksburg, then flank jackson from
below, capture Port Hudson, and strike at Mont
gomery and Mobile at the same time.
COL Bradford, commanding the post Of Knoxville,
advertises in The Regiser for the apprehension Of
Capt. J. 8. Mathews who escaped from the Jail at
Knoxville on the 30lh Of May, where he had been
confined on charge Of bridge-burning.
George Lyle and George Williams were hung to-
day for the murder Of Adam Weaver. This murder
was committed within the Rebel lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19

BALTszoME Thur,dsy. June 10, 1854
BY the order from Gov Seymour, Col. Leferts,
with the 7lh Regiment, was directed TO report TO
Gen. Couch at Harrisburg Before he arrived at
Philadelphia he received the following order from
Mai. Gen. Halleck, which changed the programme.
HEarouAnrErs. PmLADELPniA, Juno H. lei1
To the Conmnnd'Hg one" q he IN kegi~,nf y. q - ".
Sin: You will proceed without delay TO baltimore Mary
land Report the arrival your regiment % MsJoIOen
Robert H. Schcnct. u H. v, commanding th.t military de-
patment Trsuspoation provided ioT your egment on
toe Phisdephis. Villain gon aud Baltimore HAlif"Hd
BY command Of MrjorOsn HALIEcK, OenersIint hioi'
s. Z. RUFF. Lieut. Col. Sd Cavsiry U. A.
Commanding Philadelphia, &c.
This order was promptly met, and after par'aAing
of the hospitality Of the Union Refreshment Saloon
the regiment embarked for Baltimore. They az
rived 10 this city about 30 and for the night, are
quartered in the Government Barracks, in Holiday
street. Col. Leforts reported to Gov. Seymour bis
action as follows: enc,
PuuApELYmA Midnight, Tbur.day. June IN. lSta
To Gen. ions 5. SPEAGuH Adlgtdnt GsnsrdL Hiolnt
Lsy. received orders from Maj Ten Hsllsch TO proceed
Rors and an, now In the resdy to leave for that
eity presume this will receive the sanction o. inc Gov
eIpor ~ -, ~ q 49,, no. ans1,s s,b R.gi,nent
The Colonel received the Governors sanction by
telecrapb, with bis thanks for the prompsness Win
which the regiment has moyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
Crent Activity in the Departinent-lfs Eur
mart ssnlcd-Deuths in Hospital.

FoRrRyss MONROE, Wednesday, June IL, 1869.
THE Yorktown Caralier of the 10th says: "Orr
most important local news is for the present contra
baud. Great activity prevails in the Department,
and is particularly manifested in this command"
The following is list Of deaths in the Nelson
General Hospital:
I,nc H. Edgar Clark Co. X, i42d N Y; Warren Lee Co
n iald NY June 10, Robert L. Tilotson, Co. a, 1871
N. Y, Geo Stansbury. Co. Z, l44th NY
Two men Of the l27th New.York were shot last
Sunday by Lushwhackes, IL miles above Williams.
buro. number Of the bushwhackers have been
cautu,ed. and should be made examples Of.
Mai. Gen. Reyes is in front to conduct aggressive
movements in person, and Brig. Gen. King 10 in
command at Yorktown.
The British frgate Rnaldo sailed this forenoon.
The propeller Diamond State, arrived from New
York for Washington, spoke U. 8. steamer Semi
nos of Smiths Island at p. m. 10th inst, steering
s. s. E.; oil well. N
Steamer Columbis, from Baltimore, arrived this
afternoon. l
The Minnesota has been practicing with her guns
to-day.
The Norfolk Board Of Trade waited on Gen. Dix
this afternoon. The object Of their mission has not
yet yapspgsd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
Eight Thousand Rebels Advancing on
Hancock, Md.-FliEhs Of 1900 OF Mill

McCoxxELLrsBuHs, Pa. Thursday, June IS, 1863
s,raggIers from the late flight bring information
nm TO Eve o'clock yesterday evening from below.
They report that 5000 Rebels have crossed the
river at Willismsport, and are marching on Han
cock, at which pou. sixteen hundred Of Milroy's
routed forces bad been collected. These men being
a. state Of utter Generalization without officers or
organization, fed at the reported advance Of the
Rebels and arc row scattered through all parts Of
The country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
The War Ina she sou'h-West-Firing ON n
Steamboat.

CAIR0. Ihurdsy, Iune 10. 100.
Considerable excitement has prevaiIedat Coum'
bus aud Hickman for day or two past in conse-
quencc Of an expected attack by the Rebels.
Tho steamer Platte Valley was fired into at Brad
iords Landing on her way up. She was struck Six
times one shot penetrating The ladies cabin.
Ono sho, passed through the pilot house, and two
entered tho hull, where ono exploded. A large
number Of musket and rifle balls also struck the
boat. The barber and two soldiers were killed, and
several passengers wounded. The beat was At
tempting to land for cotton, which was claimed by
three passengers, who were evidently in COLLISION
with the Rebels. They were arrested here tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Little Rebel Exploit.

FonrREss MONROE. Tuesday. June TO- 1863.
Last night at IL o'clock ten Rebel soldiers in eitl'
zeus. dress led by a Rebel officer, came down the
York and up the Pocossiu Rivers to William Bartieus
store paroled the guard and took away all the goods
contained in the store.
The neehbors acted as a guard for the Rebels
while they committed the depredations. MIR. Bart
lett is an old resident Of Virginia and well know
Union man, formerly connected with the quarter
masters Office in this Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
CAVALRY FIGHT AT IHOROUGHfARE GAP.
THE REBELS BEPVLSED WITH SEVERE LOSS
Eight Officers Captured and Many
Killed and Wounded
SIXTY OF OUR CAVALRY WOUNDED.
soo.,., p,,o.,cb 10 tn. N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON. Thursday. June 10. lesa
A brisk cavalry skirmish occurred yesterday at
Thoroaghfare Gap, between the Rebel cavalry and
force Of our cavalry. The skirmish is represented
as very severe. The Rebels were repulsed with
the loss of eight officers taken prisoners and large
number killed and wounded. Sixty Of our cavalry,
wounded in the sLirmish have arrived at the Alex
andria hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
New-Serscy and the war.

TRENTON. Thursday, June 10, 1863
Company A., National Guard, and company Of
mechanics from the Trenton Arms Company shops,
Left to-day for Harrisburg Gov. Parker stil con-
tinues to receive tenders of companies from all parts
OF the State. The ODD regiment, nine months men,
are expected here every day. The 9th regiment,
nine months men, on their way home from Cincin
natl, have volunteered to proceed to Harrisburg TO
meet the Rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
Rebel Cavalry Bound TO Pfftsbnrgh-Lee's
Raxees Recruited from the BlacIa wnter.

PHiLIDELPHlA, Thufsdsy june TO I1'J
TIE Inquirer has tue following special dispatch
from Washington
A letter from one Of Gen. Ewelrs aids, found IN
tbe captured Rebel mail, SAYS that Rebel cavalry ere
ca route 10 Pitisturg from Suffolk.
The letter also saws that there were only three
label regiments in the vicinity of the Blaekwater gu
Saturday, and that two Of them would leave ths
ssme day TO join Lees foroes.
There were no Tum0r5 Of any hehiiDg by oeh'
Hooker yesterday.
fbs dispatch Is nom the Merchans Exchange
- News 10 no, Nos. 30 and 81 Pine street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
skirmish md Victory near AIdic.

WAsnSGros. Thursday June IL, 1903
Information has officially reached here Of skir'
msh yesterday at or near Aide between some OF
our cavalry forces and those Of the enemy. The
latter were forced to retire. Eight officers and be-
tween GO and 20 men were, it 10 reported, captured
by our forces.
Alde is in Loudon County, 10 miles southwest OF
Leesburg, and in the gap between the Bull Run aud
Kittocktou Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
IT,. aaa New.York nj philadelphia.

PHiLApgLpnIA, Thursday Juno ~ itCa
The 23d New-York Regiment arrived this evening"
Az they passed along Chestnut street they "ero
received with great enthusiasm.
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Nc Rebels I'm Pesnsyivsuin--CIiam

Ne Rebels I'm PeBnsyivsuin--Cham
burg Drug stores Cleaned Out by tine
RcbeIs-sevesaI Farmers Taken on by
Rebels.
HARRsBuRG, Pa, Thnisdsy, June 10, lssa.
II is believed that there are no Rebel troops in
This State now.
Tie Rebel cavalry, under Gen. jenkins, was at
Nsgerstown last night.
There is no evidence Of any infantry force having
been with him.
White at Chamlersburg the Rebels cleaned ont all
the drug stores in the place. paying for the drugs in
Confederate scrip.
On leaving Chsmberburg the Rebels took with
them number Of the most prominent farmers In
that section OF the Valley.
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The xvaeutien OF Chsmt-ersburE.

sHipPgxsBuKG Pa, "Wednesday, June tt, W.
A gentleman direct from Chambersburg reports
th the ReBes left that place this afternoon, having
sr., set FIRE to the warehouse Of Oaks and Linn.
The Gre was afterwsrd subdued by the citizens.
Itssupposed the Rebels retreated toward HsSers-
town. -.a
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HAKRIsBuRe Thursday. June 10. 1853
It is stated that body of Rebels have gone from
Cumberland, Nd, to Romney, Va.
The authorities are busy in organizing the troops
who continue TO arrive in large numbers.
The work on the riAe-pits and Notifications on the
other side Of the susquehanna is still going on.
There is much activity there, and at Camp Curtin,
and everywhere else in and about the city.
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JacksOn's old division, under Ewslf is reported to

be ~ HaeerstOwn.
Information was received by the authorities late
tonight that Imboden was at Cumberland with two
regiments of infantry and of cavalry, with artl'
lefy. Wheeling may be their destination.
Troops for the State are arriving rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
Arrival Of the seventh Regiment Hs Balti-

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Junels, 1863
The 9TH Regiment arrived at O'Clock, and have
just reported at Gen. Schenck's headquarters IN
Monument Slua.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
A Con,rndic,,o. from Gcp. Camcron.
PHILApKIPHiA, Thursday. June 1850 p

IHLNIhIFHIAi 4AuIsttIi JuUt W = y nj
The following Dispatch was sent TO Gen. Cameron
by gentleman Of this city yesterday:
Is Ported that you advised taking The command Of
the State troops from Gen Couch. and giving To either
Oon franklin Gen Mcclellan. IL tits tTue1 II not, will
you auth onze Iao TO oopusdiei IL"
The following answe, was received:
Your telegram Of yesterday wss handed 20 late last
ni.ht authorize youSo ssy that INSIDE no such pIopo
al. n SIMON CAMEKOS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
M bel. Reported Returning 10 Chambers
burg, Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, June - p, m
A dispatch 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad oom'
pany from Harrisburg, O'Clock, p. M, says:
The Rebels are reported to be returning 10
Chsmbersburg from HagsrstOwn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
Returning Regiments.

Tho 18th N. Y. V. L. returned to this city yestsr-
d.y afternoon ser two years hard service. This regiment
len Acau. Greek on Monday evening The men are In excel
lent heath and spirits Tho following complimentary note
speaks volumes for them;
DKrEssEs, AcQuIA, 10 p. m, June Is, 1903.
Col COLGATE, 18th N. Y. Vols. Engineer BIisndo.-
Coiond GU will proceed 10 carry out the Instructions nh.
der which you sturnins home Win your commAha
tbs pratlon Of their term Of sevc when inteiureu
r 10 aid i'm covering the withdrawal Of stores nom this POINT
Yonf 10 order 30 unexpected ana
the valuable aid you and command have rendered IN the
Of tho occasion, tntte you to my best com.
mendsOns hope the service WI no, IGns ~ S''h"u
you "'Pso"u"Yht (;.a.r,l Comm sndins
The following 10 list Of the officers:
c,o,., Clinton O. Coegse, Lieutenant Colonel. James
Msuawi Majors, Edward q. Perry w; IL. Csasin Aolu-
INT Jacob Haven; Queftefmater ChaiiSs T. pacon' AS
liant surs cons 4. 4. Gibbs. A. II. Cochrane.
an, linn F.u,i Second Lieutenant, James X. Cumming,
Company Is Captain Joseph Woodjr First Lieutenant
A. r. Msr.h, Second Lieutenant, Richard o. 3. Burke
pspy C-Captsin Stephen CLUSTERS First Lientensh.'
n Hogan First Lieutenant, W. Ii Lsing'oni socoha L''u
tenant John J. Csbury. ,,. t,,.u.
Counany D-CsptsD, Julius G. Hicks First Lieutenant
r. n Iis..Ieri Second Lieutenant, Charles n HTgous
ComP,ny E-Csp..n n; rn, san Ap5rs, M.u,sr
Csmpsny F-Cspt T. Lubes st Lieut., Charles r. Bacon
"a Lieut.. ssm'i X. 0Kssa
Coupsny 8-Cspt, Felix LaIksr st Lene Inomas osho'
I'D H., Isnt James McCloudi I'd Lieut., Daniel Higgins
Compspy H-Capt, - lst Lieut., Charles henderson
I'd Lent, Jacob Haven. .,,,, o..n.u sh.,d.r
COMPANY K-Cspt Sewsll Sersesnti iss Lieut. oooiEe
Murphy a., u,
Col Mcleod Murphy resigned last "ih's' w '' WV"
m.nd Of a sunbost on the Mississippi:
Liout Col Msgudsr entered tho regiment Major an'
Msjor Perry as Captain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
The AIbany Strike.

ALBANY, Thufsday, June j !.
There bas been no disturbance among the -
strikers to-day. a large number Of them mvsN'
Lsamsa WQrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
CHANGE IN THE POSITION OF The ENEMY.
Dub POSITION EQUAL TO 100000 MEN,
Ihe Enemy Preparing to Take m,
an Interior Line.
Our Prospects Growing Brighter Daily.
HEADQUARTERS, WALNUT HILLs,l
VyCKAaoRg- Saturday lima II

vIcKsBoEe. Saturday. June -
Via CAIRo. Thursdss. June 10, 1859.
A ride along the lines developed change in the
position Of the enemy. Their batteries are silent or
all sides, and there are only few Of their rAemep
firing.
Our bombardment il kept up with continuous
vgU. We have more guns in position.
Deserters coming into our lines to-day report that
the men and line officers are discontsnted, and
are only prevented from deserving BY the hope thai
they may be houorably surrendered in q few days.
Gen. Blair's reconnaissance between the Yazoo
and Big Black revealed no signs Of the enemy
within 80 miles.
Every useful thing has been destroyed for fifty
miles around.
Breckenridge is said to be ct jackson.
Our position is equal to 100000 men.
LATER.
HEADQUARTERS WALNUT Hills. June II. 1864
Nothing Of importance has transpired for the lssl
twenty. -four hours. On Friday our batteries slack.
ened, and the enemy rarely replies. The Rebels
are believed to be erecting an interior Line Of works,
and falling back. About 100 Of the enemy are ~.
ported to be killed and wounded daily by our sharp
shooters. Our wounded are we'll cared for in field
hospitals. The health and. morale Of the army are
good
Chaplain Eaton, Superintendent of contrabands,
s here making arrangements to withdraw to safe
place large number of negroes who have collect.
ed here.
Gen. Osterhaus holds the Black river bridge with.
out interruption.
Paymasten will commence paying the troops i'm.
The prospects Of the siege look brighter
and brighter, and no fears are entertained for tho
result.
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The xeebeIs Returning TO Chn'nhcrrburg
Z, roree - Ncw-Xorh Regiments mt
Vending - Volunteering - No Lnrge
Fsree OF Rebels Vet Moving I'm tho
Cunshesland Valley.
sp~cIa Dsspssch 90 The N. Y Tribune
EARRL supg. Thu-sdsy. June i9-i ?. IN.
A dispatch fro,a Charnbersburg reports the enemy
eurning in force. The operator was preparing to
cave.
Three New-York regiments have reported at
.eaaing. Preparations are made to receive them
ere tonight.
The drafted men and nine-months volunteers OF
l,is State are volunteering for six months.
There is no Trustworthy Dews regarding the move
cents Of the enemy. No lare,s force bias yet ap-
roaehed the Cumberland Valley?
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1esreai Of the Enemy ---Tbe Foe in Force a
eesuberIand, 1zd.--Detaiis Of the Fora
90 CkaBibersburk.


fTas follow reached hour too late for our morn.
ing edition yes,erdsy;l
HAaRIsBuEG, Wednesday. Jane IT. 1903.
A dspsich bias been received from Gcttysburg 10
The effect that resident Of the southern part OF
franklin County states that Ewell was iu Hagers-
town yesterday. Another states that he was in
Grespcastle ths morning, and has with him large
body Of infantry.
Trustworthy information has reached here that
Che Rebels now in force at Cumberland, Md.
comrany Of colored men arrived this evening
from fla"3elphia, whose services were declined by
Ms}cr-Gss. Couch, ON the ground that no authority
osa sesr gsnted by the War Department for the
muse, muse, o. eolored troops into the service of the
Cnisso s'sles for less period than three years.
NM o.. Ht ENisBUsG, Thursday, June i8-I;3os m.
I.. "sssss, nndsr Jeut ins evacuated Chambers
gerstowD. ~
Iss ,ssnenes here arc now in telcgnphic com.
ase ,ay Of the Rebels there all private
,ected except 30 far as horses and
~ w y S'ssssss u lss we sOsessssa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19
MARCHING ON CHAMBERSBuRs IN FORCE.
It They Did While in ehanlberSlarg'
r.y TAKE POSSESSION OF RaApER's FERRY.
Our Forces Shell Them Out Again.
A. ~ Main Army Believed TO be Still I'm
virginia-0niy goo Of Gen. Miir0y's
Command Missing.

b2sc.al Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune q.
WIsaiSGToN Thursday 5une 49, 1868
Con. Lee is believed to be still in Virginia Win
zoe main body of his army. Ii is stated that all but
900 Of the 1900 men who were missing from Gen.
Milsovs command when il reached iIsrpers Ferry
have come within our lines safe and sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19

ooo,Y,z.rIos oY EwrLL's CoRps.-The Rebel
Gen. Ewell's Corps 10 stated 10 Oe pi'n''pa''' ~
Westminster. Md. II 10 organized as follows
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essnrent OF Uarper's Ferry by the
BebeIs-Our Forces Retire 10 the Nary
lnrd krigbts-Tbe Kebeis siaeiied frof"
the Nights and Evecuafe the FERRY
Gen. Tyler gecrosses md Again Takes
pe,session,
r. ~ the Evening Edition Of The Baltimore Clipper June H.
. learn from the headquarters OF ten.
y. nek, that information has been received from
ie., Tyler that the Rebel forces invested Harpers
Ferry On the 10Th inst, snd made an attack, at
egpdng 10 surprise Geq. Iylers forces. q,
Tie latter, after resisting, retired 10 Maryland
Hish.s and sbeed the Rebels, compelling them 70
evaeuate the Ferry.
The Rebels then retreated 10 Wiliamsport,
whea Gen Tyler re-ciossed and occupied his former
T9iticp.
Inc Rebels tore up the railroad and did some dam
age 10 the canal.
travel between Harper's Ferry and Baltimore is
S.salned.
All accounts agree that the Rebels have left
ChamAerrbur that there are none at Westninster
and that they but in small force at Hagerstown.
Tho foregoing dtpste ds from ths Meichants Exchange
and kews-hoom Nos 10 and 81 Pine street