Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
Last NIGHTS Report.

.a pennsylvania halQ.
BALTINORE, July iO.--Rsoel cavalry are
reported lB miles north of Baltimore.
They are making tor the Northern Oentrsl
One o'clock, 4. M-Later accounts from
the front report that our forces have falisn
back from MooOcscy to the vicinity OF
'MOnTOyia. Oar forces burned the turn
pike bridge oTer the MonOcacy. The par
ticulars OF the fight are not yet received. rit
| Nine O'clock, A M-Phe enemy are
now reported at Ellicott's Mills, but as
lthe telegraph works 10 MsriOttsVille, be-
You'd this, It is doubted. wee
E2sUeH O'Clock, 4. M.-The party at
Reistertqwn is said 10 be small. II Is re-,
kpOried that a bridge has been burnt Ouat1e
| Northern Centr1i. Wallace is retreating
towards the city, his reArrcovered by fresh,
| troops. The city is aiIve with volunteers
/ for toe defence. ... 49,. -.,..-.-'--
EieUsH, and a LAR O'clock, 4. N.--It is
reported at headquarters that tue Northern
Central Railroad has been tbtu up, but
not stated where. We also have report
7 that the main body-Of the rebels are ma
king for Washington.
One o'eloek, z. M-CaAt Adam Elkia,
tordeTly on Gen. Ricketts, STAT aud Capt.
Payne OF the l06Ih New York, both bs,iiy
wounded. Both the neE rSgjmsnts aud
vetrans fought bravely and gaze way only
when they we're outiAnked- The snemy
were severely punished asd ii IS thought
this is the reason why they Com low up
our rear. Union bridge on the Western
Maryland road is reported burned. a body
OF cavalry passed through Cockey sypls
this morning. il is surpassed 70 .cut the
Philadelphia railroad east OF Baliimors.
Precautionary measures were adopted 10
prevent this. r...ssse. -..rzz-..-
! WAsHISGToS, July IO.-The extra Of
o'clock .. N. say p satisfsc Org body Ct
veterans are 10 position 10 reach ether
BalJinpre or Washington before lac rebels
do. The large brigade 10 tie Quarter
masters departmept here are rtady,iOr in
slant service. TIE rebels have VOt crossed
AT Edwards Ferry as reported. No treoels
Ia the department of Washington. a
BALTIHohE. J uIy 10, : p. m The troops
engaged in the fight at iha NonOcacy
Bridge, yesterday. formed in iuGeso lb'aiSir
on the left oflLle, Railroadzapd esihi5, side
of the river On the right two other regi-
menIs were thrown out ,us skfTHIis hers.-
The latterrwsrs attacked At z 80 O'eIOck in
the, morning by cavalry from the Hsgers-
town pike, when they fell back ecross The
riVeEin good order and with slig6t Joss,
fighting all the way. After crossing rrey
Succeeded 10 checking the advaHce. Of abe
enemy aud held bin here loug lime
About 10 o'clock n. m n desperate attack
was made by disuountea cavalry which
was rePulsed, and notwithstaodiag they re-
Peitediy tried TO iislodge eur men from THE
position bntthey could not succeed. Their.
loss here was very heavy. - sr-.5 rs -
Fire O'Clock. p. N-Ths Northern Central
railroad -shss' been cut near Cockeysvilie,
and bridge y reported 20 be burning,
supposed 90 be the bridge a. the Ashland
Works. " -.s.
A'rsbef cavaIry force, es,imsted a. 1870
siroDg. probably exaggerated, crossed III
Northern Central railroad above COckeys-
vile, this forenoon, ana are going t6ward
the Philadelphia railroad They expected
TO reach there before niFh', az } cot TtHI
road or des troy one OF the bridges, but Il
is hoped that the torce BO= ga=F.sosioE
the road Ia that direction vii De stroht-
enough to drive The raiders OF.
There are many Wild rumors' aAoat again
this giternOOu, bat ;he cor iienee 10 thp
abiitJy Of ourf0t.'ss toisSld The eity il gsid-
ing. aud there is less excitement.
Among the IumoTs Just staFIe.i.isg that q
portion OF the r6bei fore wbicG eng ged
Gen. Wallace yesterday ahBVsl sEuck the
Washington road near FaabIp Factory, bot
this think is incorrect. Al all sveuvs The
! telegraph line 20 Washihrtou Is as yet M
Interrupted, but it Is believed taat oar
| troops are in such,a tposiEeutby this time
as to etfsctnaliyl Proieet pqF, cem9 19ica-
I ton with Washington. --- .----.--
pauer Of ESseeutieB, the vRlpabIss,
records, &c., OF our blDks sud other insti-
tutions have been placed on b3ard Z steam
err in the haEb0r7fsr safety.f7J -1ssr'e Sos
.SiE o'clock, p. A.-Geu. ESigel's wagon
tram arrived here 10 day ia charge Of q
| large detachDeHt of iafantry aud cavalry.
| Ope of the officers VINO Was in the fight
| says, that ia ali his eEpe=ience IN this wlr.
| he has never seen more deSpausse, 6ghIiBg,
AID thinks the rebel loss fully .as CREST as
ours. Alexander's battery IL al safe ~.
Our loss ia prisoners Is. about 1000 =
| There has been no estinate yet of the Kilt.
ed aud wounded. 49,. i - g.. o.
! .SeVea o'eloeL p. HI is reported that
the advance Of rebel cavalry force is
within sever miles Of 'his ,ciSyoqH thsSoEk
PHIIADEIPHIA, j ulysIG.--As special dis.
patch TO the S1pdAy Transcript dated
I Chambersburg, July lOth sHys-l !GsReEAl
COUGHS cavalry sdSanue, supported by in
fantry and artillery, entered HaErrsJoUh
| yesterday Afternoons aud eIpt hreAI 2 , or20
/ rebel stasggtets. Eho hal been eagrga1, IA
| burning aud Pluudering The day before
Quite bun6sr buildings had beea laid 81
ashes. hereosls, II anything, were more
severe upon the secessiouists than up0UJbe
4 Uuipaists, and were raising eonNpi0uIioss
eyeryiS.bEre = iiiIii!iUI t1GJ!st 90
| MCCauslaod's rebel brigade 10 co1ss-
queoce of this movement Of Couch rrIreat-
/ ed in clufasiohy afongc the -WilIfausp9
sud s5saTpSbUrg road n sayy ,htias 's'7sl
heard here LAST hight Ia the direction Of
Harper 81 srTy. iuqIeaqug,l WAT aIbriskiso-
| gagem9pts vas going, on oetSssal SlRsgs
1 forces aud q portion Of-tAs rebel raiders.
TnsvimPtessiOu prevails TIA. Sigei' has
Whipped them because there was 90. other
Uuion force in the direction of Harper'5
Ferry, aud Jhs sound OF canaonadthg sFas
nortn westward, growing in volume aud
lloudasss towards Falling waters sud Wit
4 liamsport; the rebels would cot have re-
treRtsd 10 the direction Of these places uu-
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