The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-21
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phil. arrived here to-day hearing RI
NOR that the rebels intend another invasion
of Maryland. His statements are entitled
to some .credence from the fact that he
made the earliest announcement of Lees
intended invasion of Maryland last June
The same facts, in partial corroboIated of
this report, are known here. 1t is believed
the enemy is burning TO avenge the foray
of Gen. Fitzpatrick, and that while General
Grant is preparing for the capture of Rich
mond Lee will execute one of bis bold
movements, abandon his communications
with the rebel Capitol and make dash for
Washington or for the rear of the Army Of
the Potomac.
Two of our soldiers were captured yes
terday, near Munson's Hill, showing that
the rebel scouts are within our lines and
active preparations for defence of the forts
around Washington indicate that tho mill
tary authorities are apprebensive of foray
at least, if not for movement of the main
body of Lees army toward the National
Capitol
Gen. Meredith left for St. Louis to night
where he is ordered
Stuart's Movements.
A special to the Tribune from Washing
ton of the 18th, says: Stuart has not cross
ed at fredericksburg with 5000 meu.-
Grey writes from headquarters under this
mornings date as follows: By reason of the
reports that Stuart was concentrating large
bodies of cavalry at fredericksburg prepara.
torv to monster raid. one of our cavalry
CORDS has been placed under orders to move
at a moments notice. The widest rumors
are in circulation regarding bis movements.
A rumor at Warrenton function saws he
last night few miles south of
that place. but nothing to confirm the ri
NOR had been received when the mail train
passed that place.
This morning the enemy has strengthen
ed his pickets along the Rapidan and also
erected new and made more formidable his
WORK opposite seVerai 1ords.
Inc story OF conspiracy IN hentucky Is
liscreoleeo among prominent western Oon'
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oen' Custar, VINO was thrown iroh CAT
'iage last !nesday ana very severely inur
~ IL consiuerao'y oe''er,
important from N. Carolina.
The steamer Ellen Terry, has arrived.
Two of our prisoners were frozen to death
IN their way from Richmond to Americas,
The hanging of 81 Union soldiers at
Kingston. and the reported hanging of sew
eral companies of the second North Carroll
ma regiment, (white) has given start to
the enlisting of conscripts and deserters,
who are eager to avenge these atrocities.
The Newbern times urges the sending of
$4,000 troops to North Carolina:
The Times says that Newberne is iynpreg
nable, but the time has come when tho FED
eral army should penetrate to the interior,
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