, 1864-07-13

. tuuuu WIN DaL1mOff WILL PROBABLY be T
), established this evening.
1 Semi, Official intelligence has been receive
8 here That yesterday afternoon o fight "
: progressing seven miles from Washingto,
On the serenth street road, near ChrTst:
Springs.
: Parties from Blair, sixteen miles fror
here, report 1000 rebel cavalry there las
There is 70 doubt Of the immediate neces
sity for heavy rctnforcementsto to Washington
PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-The first objec
Of the rebel movement up the Shenandoah
Valley was undoubtedly supplies. Som
1bree weeks ago, five hundred wagons wer
loaded With commiseary and Quartermnste
stores Of MI kinds for Hunters command
delay In its starting. In the meantime, yer,
accurate Information Of It's whereabouts, TIL
number OF Ito guards, and a very correct In
yentory, of It's contents spread down tht
valley, us well as over the country generally
ind Of course reached Early's ears. For tht
movement to Martinsburg, and considering
the secresy and rapidlty Of their march, it i
highly credltubke to our officers that they did
not Ect i. VI Ru TINT trim, not single
wagon tell into the enemy's hands. It WIS
taken over the Potomac without loss, and
| reached Frederick in.safety.
| PROCLAMATION BF GOV. BRADFORD.
STATE oE MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEpARTxEsr.
ANNAPOLIS, July 7, 1861
To the People o. the State:
The proclamation which 4 issued On the
IL d4th le 9i May last, calling for TWO regiments
service within the State, has thus tar failed
to elicit the prompt response which thought
l mad reason to expect One regiment f,os
been Organized, and is now In service: the
oihes Is partly formed, aud Is NOW being tln-
ished By draft The intelligence Of the last
tWcnty-four hours discloses another aud far
more urgent reason for completing that Or. Or
gan1zation by faster process than a draft
can afford. The rebels are again in MARI
land, impossible as at first appeared tie
a ramor to thst effect; the last; advlcea leave
no room TO doubt the fact. Whatever other
forces We may hereafter require, the reei.
ment already partly raised should be fllied
With volunteers without DAVIS delay.
earnestly. invoke the assistance Of everr
Loyal Mary lander to assist in doing so, and
in filling at once the ranks Of the 18th Reri-
maximum standard
Fersone desirous Of promoting this object
VII confer, without delay, with Adjutaot
General Berry at his Headquarters. No oSS
Baltimore street. A, ". BRAnponn
By order Of the Governor:
JOIN 8. BERRY, Adjutant General.
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR CURTIN
ExEcuT1vE CnxBxn,
HARRISBURG, Fo., July 10, 1864.
and to the People Of Philadelphia: @e'pA'a J.
reief TO my recent proclamations callipes
LOT troops on requisft1on OF the President
ION are not responding freely. The enemies
o. our Government are active in deterrlng
y and efforts haye been made to dissuade
70. IN the belief that any considerable reb-
Il t. rec Is in your vicinity, and many of our
=, most loyal end patriotic citizens have been
thus deceived. Similar efforts were TIM suc.
cees1ullJ made Last year at the moment when
lees army vas actually on your borders.
LIS. Daspatches t nave been this morning received
with ten thousgnd men, was, yesterday com,
peIed to fall back from Frederick. H. ia be-
!ttTed to be In retreat toward Baltimore.
Inc communication between This pofnt, and
Ealtlmore Was cut this morning by The rebels
neloW Cockeysrile. The Authorities Of: the
oMtea etates at washington are 50 Impress
"a with the necessity Of immediate effort
that they. have this morning by telegraph
authorized men to be mustered in by com
papieB, which, they had Yesterday nreemn.
:oriiy refused. It is my duty to state
o you The fact that your country requires
Ga5 i Tomp mmeSate e@a 81; 5;sr7se and the s4ety
'etghbors in alarylany may depend on your
'romptness. Recollect that the mode |.
u tnl1st1ng men is at the discretion Of
be Government, and it is the duty Of all to
hey its acquisitions. It would De diserace.
III in you to waste time in objectfne to mat
crs OF form and detail, or to profess that Won
you'd go If called In some different Tay.
hose who want an excuse for skulking nav
o So. But oil who desire TO do ,hoir duty
. their country will scorn such subterfupes.
urn, therefore, deaf ear TO all mlschieyous
ueeestions from any quarter. Do not lend
ourself to betrayal of your country Come
,rward like men to aid her. The rebel forces
Ill be easily defeated and driven away IL Won
0 your duty. And pray G ID 80 to e1llglt:
Il you that tho honor Of the commonwealth |
,ay be maintained.
(S,gned) A,G. CuRr1s.
THE VERY LATEST.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July 1e, p MI
olhipg is known here Of the state of affairs
Washington. All the wires arc down. ii
ONLY a RUMOR.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday Evening, july I
The "dldest rumors of. the capture Of O
'ashington are aloat.
B Editors: n
There is probably no truth in the PAlladel-
'fa story about the capture Of Washington. q
AGENT Assoc. Press. .