The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-13

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lOok cut for himself
Tie Reltl cavalry charged the bridge since
VIII Ch { ne nothing ha, bten hearl uf Gruecu
Tyler o. his staff otliocrs wiO were " ~ mn
VIZ. Captain Frark J. u wrhb A. q CAP.
tain Pratt, 81 +. II B aud Biouten an g ,ldspp.
rough, Act E A. ID. @. Cipt in w. II. W,as.l,
a. General " ler's s'Hir w,s ininrel s.vrreiy by
bi' hose tHl ing on him on Ffi1ty ui1ht list
AID IL ing unable o. ride sas as iguri by Gene
raj Wallace uuG General Tyler t. the CON N nj
OF % 4-pouud huwitAer. in the ,atte Ut uu,dty.
lie wuiktd this gun tmOI OIguOut tue light an
when the ord,r wa gwen o. ia IA dru /
T. Ter oirreivd Cupa WIrgel To bring III toe
fuh "nd destroy AL the stores b tire. II It'd
~, and ty nOcyug tLe order. Of General r,l,r
Wa not " ia HIM a. the tine of hi, capue
General Rirketts, with hts forces, has fallen
back 10 mis- city, from Ellicott's Mills, accord
II q 70 orders.
haior-Gc eral Ord arrived in this city last
evening from Washiugt N and ny order OF the
President, assnm' command of he Sth Ar nv
G rps, relieving NJ ,jrr. Geubrd Wallace from
lhat commend. The staff officers remu uu, for the
pr"sCGt, uOChsncec.
Mayor Ch mau waited upan Mai NJ. General
On last evening, ami, Pursuant tO the re4rlu-
nOUs passed by The Cty CnuUul, male known
tie wishes ni he cry aut nri les A. n te
hour last evening &c, eral Ord inforn,d uS tna-
hIs reriy 10 NJ NOr Chapman was To tue f,IIIy-
nP ehecI He did not approve of the stJceS
herR oStd, or the suspension Of business he
uid not ,liuk suth cOur'e nrce>s ,rv, and
Wonld not issue any orders tO that effect
To eRard O. the enrolling of he citizens he hal
no Ohiet dion. aud II the MAYOR thou sh. II exye-
oi'nt he might proceed Wi the enruimcut, AL
II nj any time Ibue was necessity e. iall ~ ~
tho>' cLIoltcd, he General o d) would ca uD1n
them hut tnai, IN his opini u, he lid not u,u<
any su' co Irsc necessary, a, ,ufi ,icat uuinper
Of The citizens hnd already volunteered for the
PRESENT. He (tieneral ord did MT ,bink tls
clty III any imminent fanyor.
Last night squad of the volunteer ci'iz o 4 D.
siasv a . ...N
panied the Reei cavalry Ia the raid dro Ind the
c'tS. Jbe cpptu'e was made an put seventeen
miles from this citv, on the Hartford r'Iad The
prtorers gave their n.ues As Baldwin and q ,r-
such. They were broul t0 this city aud ven la
charge OF CO'OnI ~ therbTidge, wno has com
mnnd OF thr volunteer citiL-n scouts; he ha rdrd
them over tO Colonel Wo ley, who ordered them
TO be impri; oreo 10 await trial.
Last ight William GILMORE (nHce Of MtjDr
Harry GIlmore), and G, b HDtTlnad were ar.
rested while ,ndeavh,ing % pass our picGets Into
Baltimore county. They we're brOlgh IN this
city and imprisoned. The hOu - of Mr. Gilmore
conner OF Park and Fiankln >tr, cts, wa, aeacchsd
last night by order Of COlOuel WuOcy. and
seven hundred rounds Of ba cartridge aud iye
nuskets were ken.
The American Telegraph Company succse ted
at a late huur rst nSht Ia re.rBtanli>hing Onu uf
the liues bet"etn this city and Poll tl lphiA
VIA the HaIfurd 70 d route. BY this meas the
Government was in cOmmnnia 'On With the
authorities o! Pennsy ivana and New York.
Nov ement OF RcbeI n Iders- Dam age 10
mael raS-A NI-w "f Ihe SituSiI"a-A
kch~I StNII az IoW>onIOwn-- ihe Wasn.
inE ton T'l"gr"t'h a'ut
From. the baltimore American Of /ids ereaiHg
We have made u visit tins mOrning TO the out-
posts OF the city ard find that the nlSst has nren
one Ht general quiet, and that, ~ 'sr ~ conld 10
asetr aimed, there has been no R"bei cavalry in
the vi,inin OF the city during the paSt might.
gentleman WIN pas. through CJSsDn-
town tits morning. having cIme Il ,wn fr,n
Shrew'lniy In a carriage, disaoce Of fJriy
mice out The York rUid, reports all qu a., an no
enemy anywhere To no s,en. rvo Re1el .av-
~ men wtrv yesterday seen At New Mark {. in
Ba lnuir c.unty, who weTevlslt'ug thetr trIehds
and showing no beliisertnt disposition. rhry
were maue much OF bN the Rebel citizens tud
PebEhy lNHna CUpperhetd, On the b,laiGe of
III, ad Gown he neither sAV nor heard uf any
R'he! ioIce, except that some 100 had pass ii
ibi rough 1OwsOntUwn last night. The id rs
Who h; d cen scatieret through the cou ,iy On
Sunday night ard yesterda' morning, said that
I eiT miGsI u wOHld he over at mUinigut lust
n git, ~ hen they W RI al to he bick Il ne 3D.
quarters, On the Oolders Of Ca roll county.
philadelphia RnIIrO ,d- Bam age 80 tue
GunpOwd~r Bridg"- 4tOObiny of Pas
s"ngers, sc.
With regard to the Gunpowder B. lge, we
learn thar II was damage to slne ex ut o. n 2
NJ puOia side # h. river hut confidence u felt
that the damage will be repaired Ia two or three
Oays.
TIE approaches 70 the bridge b ing pro ert'd
by the gnnhoit, they hred rue train = ID run it
on the bridge, hut Il &C iscd m 'vin wuea ut
twenty I, c; nom the shlr, Tn. flames fir IN tue
rs soon extended ~ the string pie ts If tho
bridge, and The locomotive hn v tDppled iyar
in tie river. The bridge Is 'naged oul' ~ &c
two-thirds Of the way between the snOre aud the
DIR ", & having he,n eXungaished after the Re ~ s
lfr. construction traln ha. left Pui ade pIIa
this MOI phg g. aud The work If repai' has don "
less N reddy commenced We bgvr IN" follIwin :
otIGiltd statement OF the whole atftir from Ons
# lie la'senReTs
IliOima ION WAS received 10 day mat the Bu, n
river hTicge On tie Philide pbia Il rlroad, W u
not tu I'd hy the Rrbr T. nor VIC Z tue, uear IL.
The prIty, mhe'ing hlont one hundred aud
tity men, uhd'r Gilmo'e, Tet he'd Mdgn u a ST y
tiou hb, ~ iue ''c.UcK IN Monday mpruiug, ant
waited unnl lhe way mail and p'-senger IRA n
frcm thi, CT, b there. As sOhu a. the
trsi in WIS STOPPED 10 let out Ine pass rge ),
feur men jun ed iD'U thr baggage car, And we're
s0un afIeT DlOvru by thr rest of he party,
IA aued hy Gilmore Some of the iema as we'll
asa fen of the male pa sengers rose on their
eIty md greeted Them with On ourtginS re-
marks, and bottles Of wine were brought ont 70
eDt rtain them.
Tle,e per 0us received kind treatment from
the Rebels hut thuse Of the passengers who did
Bot participate in such Bduct were robbed Of
their money aud vaiuable, Having gone
through this train, The raiders waited tor tue tp-
prUarh OF the eXIr ss train, which tt Z e. den
SIR et depot III 40, the passengers Of which we're
q Gated ia similar manner 10 those On tha Il st
thin The late tram wa, then s on IRE and
uopelled o. 10 ibe Drid2e over lhe Gu 70 WIDER
Iiv,r, portion Of which WIS destroyed ny the
flames.
The FIRST or 40 o'clock ram was suhsequeu ly
set On tire and destroyed, the guig akin their
departnie soon after. A few Of the ptsse gers,
IL rtuuately f. r themselves, had pa,eid p rtlOn
Of thtir money inside Of their boots, IN we G
enabled thereby 20 procure yehic'es in whi'h
then selves and their femHe com anon we're
convey ed "a HaNre de- @ aae. tn other pas-en.
gers wtre compelled 20 walk 10 the same pla o.
wheI ce they took the cas- and pas led on 20 Phla-
delTh As previously stated, Mu' r-G'nerA
Frsnl lin wa, captured on one OF these trains
Mir. II, my Noll, AN employees OF tue Company
at the President street depot, who ha gone ~
on a p, asure trip came by way OF the JOopl
road 10 this city, rrachiug here at late hour o
Monday night. The locomotive OF Ihe ir,t train
WAS net injured. The engineer al-o returned
to-day.
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We learn that the Philadelphia Rai'roid Com.
pany have chartered the steamer Ge0rgiaaa ii
cOpjuncuuD with COlonel NJ Tkldnd, agent Of th'
Port Ofiice ID, pertinent AID she will lave fol
z, ri, Vile on hsT first trip. with passen GERS ~
msils, at ocock this afternoon. Efforts W l
! e msde to have wo boats per day, 70 commence
running tomorrow.