New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

the swift travellers 10 distant road cutting and bridge
burning, are Mosbys and hnbodeR's guerrillas. The
infantry fope is understood 10 be composed OF tive
diytions Of EveIs corps, commanded by Early
Breckinfdge. and Bradley johnson. The total force
Is perhaps nearly estimated st 1900. just et them
wait awhile.
THIRD DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON July 1910 (. m.
Travellers from the North need have TO apprc-
tension OF pary to auypoftOn Of the track or bridges
Of the Philadelphia and Wilmington road accessible to
gupboats. Secretary weles has done his duty to the
public interests exposed 90 this raid wherever II was
possible TO- him 10 DO SO.
The rumor that ou pohets were fred on seven
miles out Of the city norhvsrdy probably sprang out
of ischevous shooting done by stragglcrs or Wander
ing rowdes on lark and not from tho rifles Of Rebel
scouts.
A dispstob received at Headquarters Of ola;o hour
Las, night from Edwards Ferry states that the Rebels
have not crossed there as reported neither have they
made their appearance in the vicinity.
Col. Samuel W. Owen, of cavalry experience, has
volunteered TO lead out regiment Of mounted apd
armed tcamsters 10 morrow.
TIE force Of marines in this city understood 10 be
under marching orders
The very large brigade Of employed in The Qu'T'
ternssers department here ond in this vicinity were
mustered this forenoon at their various rendezvous ana
met for drn again this afternoon They are ready for
instant service If their services Should bo required oi
which there is 10 probability
Con. Gilmore Who seni for ly The President,
arrived here this morning, and will be Immediately
assigned 10 an active command in the field.
FOURTH DISPATCH
WASHINGTON July l0--l0.io y. IL.
Parties who arrived here This afternoon from
Rockville. Md. which is sixteen miles north Of wash
ngton Say that early this morning rebel cavalry force
four or FIVE hundred strong dashed into DaTnesoVn
small hamlet OF six miles north from Rockville. and
after pundorng the stores and stealing all the cattle and
horses they could find left in the direction Of Frederick
but before they left they sent 10 Tie Virginia side ii
their plunder.
Persons who como RON tie upper fords reported that
the Rebels were conveying large numbers Of cattle.
horses hogs and sheer stolen nom the farmers aions
the river into Virginia, and that every ford wa
held by small Rebel cavalry forces and sections Of bat
tories il Is estimated that they had already carried
of several thousand head Of cattle snd froin SO "a
900 valuable horses. The Rebels plundered indis
criminaioy making distinction between tho Union
lists end southern symphthzers and II anything. the
Secesh farmers suffered severely than tie 10y o.
ists for the good reason that the Union had taken
the precau,ion 10 send of their I've stock while e
home Rebels trusting to the nagnanimity Of theH
Southern brethren left their herds quietly pastuug
IN ihciT fields
Two Rebel csyalrynen more enterprsing i@sn pru'
dent Yentured TO within half mile Of Iennsytosu to
day and were gobbled up by pcles They belonged
10 Boseby's gang TenpdlytOwn is about six miles
north. west Cd W Washington.