Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
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PHILADELPHIA, July9.-The Bulletin has
q. special despatch from Harrisburg, stating
that The Corps 81 Ewell, Breckenridge and
Rhodes, are al on this side Of the Potomac.
BALTIMoRE, July 9, ; p, mTOnr forces
have eVacuted Frederick aud fallen back IN
this direction, and now occupy position
south OF the Mouoccacy.
The rebels now occupy Frederick, but in
what force Is not positively kpown.- Reports
cay IL 600 are under the command Of
Breckenridge, ......,....., 90 '.A
81 There are reports, seemingly we'll founded
that another rebel force has crossed the
Potomac near Edwards Perry, and has
moved in the direction Of Urbapa, in what
force is not Known This isIsupposed to-
be an effort to flank US. We are hourly
ginning strength by reinforcements, and
will doubtless Illustrate this rebel move
ment. r.,,-,,.-I,- ..r+,t ..fr
b FREDERICK JUNCTION, july, 9.-.Early on
Friday morning Brig. Gen Tyler, Gnder.
orders from Geo. WailaGei went to the front
at Frederick City and took command.
I Col Cleudeuniu. with cavalry, commen-
ced and continued ssirmishing with the
enemy all day, in the nountains Ia
the Afternoon Gen, Wallace went 10 the
front with lreintOrcements.s On learning
that the enemy'a operations on onEfronI
TO cover his movements on Urbana, and
thence towards Washington, Gen. Wallace
Withdrew his forces aud evacuated Fred
erick City. Early this morning the rebels
we're in line of battle and advanced en-,
Frederick, which ,theyrrsOccuPied. ,a o..
We removed everything possible from
the city, including the sick aud wounded,
slaves, &c. Two citizsns were arrested BY
our retiring skirmishers making signals to-
the rebels last pight from the city. The
Ger eral bss his headquarters here.
This morning, the och, the rebels ave
adEapQiugl aud are now skirDishing With
our guard, whe hold che bridge on the
Baltimore pike, u,f
10 the fight on Thursday we killed l43
rebels; our loss Is. 10, all told. cApteiq
Morris of the 9th Illinois cavalry was kill
led in Fridays fighting, aud abont' d dozen
of our men. We were fully assured that
the rebels WHO fought qs1Wera commAnied
By Breckenridge. They have two brigades
Gen. FTaIIace fs1makiusi PFeparAtiods 70
defend this point, which we will hold up
10 the last possible moment. The enemy
Is said to be advancing in heavy force
dowuth -BaRiDoFeI pike. - y - IL
BALTINoREi July 8; 9iP. N.--It may with
out exaggeratiOn be said TO day that we
are having something of an excitement.
all day the city has. been teeming with ru-
mors from the font. Tr.t... H1.. r-,r .=
In the city, active arrangements are be-
ing made in anticipation of an emergency
which it is confidently believed is only
barely possible, not probable. 49,. ...
The Loyal Leagues are being armed and
the defensive works strengthened. The
government needing more horses immedi
ately, are coHfscAtipg all able bodied
horses, aud especially the fast blooded
borsps Of'the CITY. -'''.'.H. n'
a Passes are. required to Lease tde city,
and a vigilant watch is being instituted GU.
the movemsntBs of suspected parties who
are supposed TO be seeking opportunities
TO Commensurate with the enemy. a.I-
AtIAst accounts We still held our own az
the Monocacy. L. is understood that there
has been some fighting, and our people
feel confident thar J. Gen. Wallace and the
troops BOW concentrating against the en-
envy willrender good account OF them
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