, 1864-07-29

Of the Potomac, which will be thoroughly
guarded In case the rebels might think of
carrying of the crops Of Pennsylvania after
they have finished the crops In the shenan-
doah valley.
1t is now generally believed that Early has
peen reinforced By part OF Longstreet's
corps, and 1t is stated that Longstreet him
self is in command of all the rebel forces in
the valley.
Dispatches from Baltimore indicate that
movements ars in progress By which the
rebels will he compelled to leave the Shen-
andoah Valley sooner than they anticipate.
Details of all such movements are Of course
contraband just ROW. Let Us hope some
thing will be done to show Early t. Co. that
We are wide.awake.
Gen. Hunter has began to make Frederick
City too hot fer eecessionists who were &C.
live In pointing ont Union men, and other.
wise assisting the rebels during their late
visit to that place. The secesh protest, but
Hunter will hear no excuse.
Especial D!spatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsuGGToN, Thursdsy, duly q, 1854.
A6vlccs from Upper Maryland represent
the people yet much alarmed ut the prospect
Of another iuyssiou. Business Is almost sus-
psause - 80 49,. s,.s.' aAu LsI4slo"n' ~ aao
"a, -. y. sus e4s.Ans ru aau .ei. Lug oo'e1n-
ed to a sate place. The rebel movement in
The valley does not Jet develop its strength
or Its purpose, nor has it yet attained an
alarming aspect. So fur Us is known the rcb-
els have not Only not seized Halper's Ferry,
or At, of thu turds Of the river, bu: have not
'neaeateo ~ oeslFe 10 90 60. 1ney maio-
tam : threatening attitude, ana are giving us
time 10 nuke all needfu preparations. Their
pickets occupied the Virginia shore opposite
Wl,licmsnn,t 1T last ndvices and t1,ere wac
s,,,., 1,s ,,,,1or ,,;o1,at d.
soa'9 H'tn.sse pieAeI ni'us'
a 'lfe1a's 1eiogee relerts that the force is
thst It has not been materially increased in
Numbers Te s,vs Ear1v IL cb,et In cnn.
-.,.,a r.,,,, pr.cr,nr;dra .noet 'a,,d ~
.4-'u w. .s oeeA4o.tose 49,, "uu
lIes ano thelr respective staus stoppeu uses
night at Ills house last Friday. He says they
had two Lundred mounted and armed
1,tyrces in their cammeuds. who seemed to
h, acting nc fo,ced oni5ea t.c
5os 49,
~ 1eoste nate e1oesco Tue 1ototoac'
NEW loEK, Thursday, July 2S.-Adgiccs
from Baltimore show that Gen Cfopk iu re-
rre.tinc, frnm Winchester Inst ohont I mn
. N"s' Ao01' A'0''
loIn uuu 10" suue.
ttn. nelly Is slnl at tuGocfiAnu. The
rebel strength is believed to be nearly 30. 900.
r,,d.ra p H,u r,r1v ,or;,r ,.fr ~ an
san.. ~ - ..s.', A'o'A"s ''A' VI az
soa1' u "ouna'
Gen. Wright has been pl,ced IN command
of all the troops on the Upper Potomac. and
is mnvfno On the rehe1a hsr1co rasc,,sa Ma
-~'''5 A~"~Aeo ~'1a4
s'nreaas' me".
Trims run regularly between Baltimore
nd Harpes's Ferry.
FnEpAE1CK, Thursday, July aS-2p. NJ
L stage from HAgerstoWn Ii g lust arrived.
'tarn 1nota passengers that all is quiet On
the Upper f0tomac- Rebel scouts huyc dis
81 peaTed from the line Of the Potomac. and
y is sald that they hare fallen back beyond
a,c simply renaIutng Ia the valley north tor
the purpose OF getting the crops.
Cen Averill now learn with certaiuty is
un1n]ufed att It the head of his cavalry.
Col. Mu1ligau is undoubtedly killed.
The particulars obtain Of Sundays bat
and Winchester. must lessen it, importance
sou'e. Our dismounted cavalry is reported
to have behavtd badly and occastoned the
loss we suffered. In actunl fighting we in
d:etec quite III much damage as we sustain
ed eut in the disaster of retreat we lost
6oGN aabJ PAsoouEAo+
1hc rebels have not yet shown the slightest
signe t'f pushing their 1acurstoDs across the
Potomac, aud III consequence the population
Of !oRtr 3laryla1id srs 4uieting down. Tho
Union citizens Of Frederick who had de-
sishcd taktrg n'Eh', and Lad sent ava; their
main.
The 7:s:es' correspondent at Frederick tel
egrAphs that persons arriving there fro:u
shown themselves any Where on he Po,o
mac.
rag o. 1racs aas yesterday tent lnto tie
rebel lines 10 ascertain regarding hm-
New YORK., Thursday, July os,-'Tne Her
ald'> Washing ton special sass: is report
cd thLt GeLerat uuHter's request to be re-
iaese1 c1 nls command has been uccedtd to,
Breyet Major General, euccecds hjul.
Tic rbel 1ald seems to have dsindled
into conparatlrs!5 emall atlair:
i.. 20 su1 uorsiuent Msti3 40 ~ r.
celpt ol lh1cfEal1on that a4l's rebet corps,
winch was reported to have reinforced
SaEHs u st1l ~ 1etessonre, ana zoe co!umn
VIC nMea ms pesn oEerasine et se IN tos sars' Is
oE'y ptfIlon o. Inc late invasion. There
Is geneiM feeling here that the affair is
about oFer, aug thsf when the forces which
arc tn sd3f'k 70 me scent Of action shall arrive,
sbe seeels VIII ne gone. It Is certain tneJ
have nnt a., efossed t1 me fotomac' ana i Is BE-
AeSca li1at lne e'acuaI1on OF -daftiosburg
vas nnpecessarY.,
~, t1e ~" 1ulA a.: 9ToNHes spectA ifom
"ashll.eton; IN! -, ssse: zen Graot: IN
IcplF 70 tIestau 70 oay' addressed TO ht3l
ty sae fseslusnt. W ~ Wnetnsf any eoaaao-
tlapie 9oa5 y lGpea N .zonps nao !tie ms i1oa5
70 tetuiofes a.a'!5 anu niSsaantaoge' pag' rep1su
tnat " reosi al3n5 u rets5sourg "as as
s1foi's as s'e1, auG .not ne a!a not ocltese
a13 coat1ot 1a'4t lofce ma eeen SEM TO tue
3:neg.
40 news has oee1 fece3Fed AeFe 1rom Tue
Upper Fotonac+ 9hs iofds OF Tue s0s4ue-
banna are ~ be fortified. Engineers were
sent TO Harrisburg to daJ for that purpose:
ty tie War Department;
WAH DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1864.
GENERAL 0EDEc, No :3,.-Bneys. Major Gen.
George C.ooS II specially assighed b. the rfssi-
oent 10 command In the Department of West II.
Gaaaa, %ltn Inc sank anu pay oi ofesee Ah]of
=, ai+1art.o, ,r,,o p-os,a.,, pr.r., N., c,r
WI EnoTv L. ss,icued to duIv ascort,ina 10 s
treyct ar Major tiencIsl.
The H-,atc has the following from the De-
nartment Of West Vi1rilfn: Gen Averill
f. n.ithrr Eil,td d nor woHrd,d. and the SANE
The rtnorts in revard ta the canture made
of nri:nIers ,,1 the rrrmC are 1rIi,.h nr,onta.
1attsd az SrEtoT in n1;s,nrrs IF ~ 70.
Gently c,ntnreS 6r Gen5 frank md arer;l1
arriY:d af Wnreline. to be for arded etsc
hire.
The 1T,{i'. special from WASHINGTON. Jul7
o. enya. Mare recent, infel1irtnce Ia hcfnsr
d, welcomed repardirr thc re5el udYance an tbe
II1neT poto,;uc since the firht On Saturday
1ast fnot Sunday. as heretofore pnbiIshedl IN
front Of Winchester. The enemy made no