The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

From the Richmond Examiner, July l01
Nothing was talked Of yesterday but the invasion Of
wsre abundant and as ever we have
them. This was the and substance OF the stories
which were eagerly circulated with countless variations
REPORTED CAPTURE OF BALTIMORE.
Bamore had been chptured-lfteen thousand OF the
natives armed with brick bats and bowie knives having
assisted our troops In the assault
WASHINGTON CARRIED BY STORM.
Washington, also, had been carried by storm and
Lincoln aud his Cabiue, taken prisoners Ths report
asserted to have been Confirmed by New YoRK Herald
wiling to swear or be, ali they wer~or,h had Sssn
received and read at tho War Department we will not
assert that there no truth 10 the report Of the capture
Of Washington and Baltimore Our armies In Mary yland
are we'll calculated take both places and whip every
Yankee north Of the Potomac but mast contradict Me
had been received in this city up TO O'Clock
Petersburg yesterday, informs that paper later
than the 18th bad been seen there. t
NO EXCHANGE or PArgRs
The most important thing that learned yesterday,
IN relation to our affairs in Maryland, and the crcum
stance that convnces that the work OF invasion goes
brayely that tho rsnkes troops Petersburg
positively refused to exchange papers with troops
armies had met with any disaster, check, the
Yankees would have been but too to furnish
with their newspaper accounts Of the event.
''wHAr MEAN THOSE CHEERS ?,s
The Yankees part OF their line at Bermuda Hun.
dred made such cheering and hurrahing yesterday.
that rickets called know what was the
gence that thousand Of troops had been cap
tured in Maryland. This may be recorded as very
moderate lie, considering the from which Il
anated.
THE LATEST RELIABLE REPORTS.
The latest authantc Intelligence have from our
troops in Maryan Is derived from gentleman who ar
rived here last evening direct from the Feay House. at
which point be left tho main body OF forcos last
Monday evening H says he did not know whehere had
taken Baltimore or not: bur If zoe had not only BE-
cl,e did na choose % dot This issenseman brought
large quantity OF caicos and other loot Another gen.
tleman blockade runner, who left Washington on Mon.
day evening and arrived here yesterday reports that
during Monday fourteen transport loaded With Yankee
troops, arrived at Washington. The Washington Star
Of the ovcag Of the 18th received. mary or
its news win be found IN another column.
TIE VERY LATEST. ri
letter dated 18th inst, received here late last
from trustworthy gentleman IN Maryland, says
Washington city s invested from The Potomac to tho
eastern branch OF Anacosa river. Every railroad north
Of Baltimore has been cut the telegraph wires de-
stroycd. To day he 13th) everything has been
ally quiet. Not gun has been heard up TO this time
hey neCotianc for the surrender Of Washington
gicin1 time for the removal Of the and children
Two forts that defend Washington "Forts Lincoln and
Stevens !" have been taken. Wallace, who fought
forces at Monocacy Junction s supposed 10 have had
fifteen thousand troops. lasge number OF them
one huodred days men. who, when repulsed, threw
down their guns and scattered TO the winds. Kautzs
cavalry who figured n the raid below Petersburg,
with Wallace. Our men have captured tho outer works
before Washington
REMOVAL OF GRANTS ARMY
Twenty-six transports and steamers loaded with
troops, supposed 70 be o Grant passed the Poto
mac yesterday. Martial awbas been declared. and no
one 10 permitted 10 enter leave the city. is rsmored
hye dt Nsw Orleans has lesa captured BY Dick Taylor
and Price.