The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-07-13
Tho army. &c,

Thorc are reports seemingly woll found.
ed that another rehe force hns crossed
the Potomac. rear Edwards Ferry, and has
moved IN the direction of Urbana. in what
force IL moi known. This Ia supposed 10
he an effort to flank us. Wo are hourly
gaining, strcng.h by reinforcemcnts. aud
viii doubtless frustrate this rebel move.
ment.
BMrMopr July 1o.-Thc rebel cavalry
are rcpnrted l6 miles north of Baltimore;
| they arc. making for the Northern Central
Roilroai.
BALTlMnnE July l0--1 A. M-oThe latest
acconnts from tho front report that our
forces have fallen back from Mnnocacy 10
tho vicinity Of Monrovin. Our forces
burned the Turnpike bridge over tho Mon.
oeaoy. The particulars of the fight are
not received yet.
July 1n-l1 a. M.--Walace ia retrcating
toward tho city. hs renr covered NV frcsh
troops. The city is alive with volunteers
| for its defense.
! ll:3A A. 1T is reported M headquar.
ters that the Northern Central Railroad is
torn up, but IL is not stated who're. We
| also hear report that the main body cf
The rebes are moving for Washington.
| P. M.-Capt. Adam Elkin. A. A. g.. on
Ricketts, staff, and Capt. Payne. 06th New
| York are both very badly wounded.
Both the new regiments and veterans
fought bravoly, and gave way only when
| ontnanked.
The enemy was severely punished and
II is thought this is tho reason why they
| do not follow MP our rear.
Union Rridve tho Western Maryland
Road, is reported burned.
Cavalry passed through CAckevsvile
this morning supposed TO cut the Phianel.
phia Railroad east of Baltimore. Precau.
tionary measures have been taken to pre-
vent this.
Up M.-The troops engaged in the fight
at Monocacy Bridge yesterday, formed in
line Of battle on the left Of the railroad and
on this side Of the river; on tho right, two
Other regiments were thrown out as RlSir-
mishers. Tho latter were attacked at 7:30
| o'clock in the morning by cavalry from the
! Hagerstown Pike, when they fell back
across tho river in good order aud with n
slight loss, fighting all tho way After
crossing, they succeeded in checking the
advance of tho enemy and held them here n
long limo. About 10 A. NJ, a desperate
attack was made by dsmounted cavalry,
which was repulsed. and Notwithstanding.
they repeatedly tried to dislodge our mon
from their position they could not succeed,
Their loss here was very heavy.
5P. M.--The n rthcrn Central Railroad
has been GU near Cockeysville and bridge
is reported to he burning. supposed to be
the bridge at Ashland Station.
a rcb | cavalry force, estimated at 500
strong, probably exaggerated, crossed the
Northern Central Railroad above Cockeys.
Vile this forenoon and are going toward
the Philadelphia Railroad.
As matter Of precaution, the valuahles
records &c. Of QAr Banks and other insti-
tutions have been placed on board steam
er in the harbor for safety.
BALTIMORE July ll--6 p. M.-Genoral 81.
gels wurou tnain arrived hero to day in
charge of large detachment of infantry
aud cavalry. Une of tho officers who was
in the ficht says that in all his experience
in this war, hc never has seen more des.
pcrate fighting and no thinks the robel loss
is fully as great as ours.
Alcxander's battery is all safe Our loss
in prisoners is about ! 000 There has
been no estimate of the killed aud wound
ed.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE rebel cavalry
burned the residence of Gov Bradford this
morning, on the Charles street road A
squad of GO rebels came TO the house am,
ordered out the family who were only per.
! mtted to take few valuahes. and then
fired IL. The Governor was in the city at
tho time.
The rchels are now operating on the
Philadelphia road.
HARRIssuRa, July Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Wilmington Railroad is still
intact this morning.
A telegram from Glcurock, ON tho north.
ern central road this A. NJ. states that u
body OF rebels mounted infantry and caval
| ry II or 900 strong are DESTROYING the
road 5 miles south of that place, and
marching northward Tho rebels appear
20 have retired from western Maryland.
aud are concentrating in tho th.eastern
part of the State,
BALTIMORE, 5uly l0,--Intelligenoe has
reached here that portion of Gen. Hun.
ter's force, under Cen Sullivan, has re.can.
tnred Martinsburg aud taken about 600
prisoners, also all the stores captured there
aud much OF the plunder captured by the
! rebels.
! WASHINGTON, July l0-Extra--l p. NJ,
| A satisfactory body Of Veterans is in a no.
sition 10 reach either Baltimore or Wash.
| irgton before tho rebels do. The large
brigade in the Quartermaster's Department
here, are ready for instant service. The
rebels have not croSsed at Edwards Ferry
as reported No rebels are in the Depart.
ment Of Washington.
WASHINGTON, July Q.