The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-19

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of Philadelphia that the people were not
responding freely, and says the authori-
ties at Washin gton to-day authorizes men
to be mustered in By companies, which
yesterday they peremptcriiy refused to
do.
The Yankees say their loss at Mono
cacy fight wass 900.
The rebels levied contribution of
$50, 900 in Middleton.
Dispatches from BALTIMORE. at o'clock
say the enemy are on the York road, l 5
miles from the city, with force of 49,
900. The rebel cavalry have gone to-
wards Baltimore and Philadelphia to burn
the bridge over the Susqnehannal river.
At last accounts the bridge was not
burnt 1t was reported that the rebels
had struck the Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad at Laurel Factory, but the
Chronicle says it was not believed, be-
cause telegraphic communication was still
kept up with Baltimore. Firing was
heard at Harpcr's Ferry ON the 10th,
which was unexplained. The Chronicle
'supposes Gen. Howe is getting iu the
rebels aias,ss. aassas -a<srnr 'Tnaay
Euildings, puhlie and private, in Hagers-
tewn.
A special dispatch to the Chronicle,
from Baltimore, says'tiie opinion is prev
alent that their real movement is against
Washington. The rebels were at Rock
Vile, g miles northwest Of Washington
on Sunday evening.
Dispatches from newspaper cores
pondont at Grants headquarters on the
9th says the invasion of Maryland is be-
lieved to be insignificant, as the Rich
mond papers make no mention of the
forces engaged in it
ATLANTA, July 12th-No change in
the position of affairs for the last three
days. The enemy is in position on the
north sids of tt river. There has been
some firing between sharpshooters, with
occasional artillery, from the enemy,
without damage to us. A small force is
reported this sida Of the ri yer, about
miles above the Railroad bridge. They
keep very close to the fort.
Gov Brewn arrived here last evening.
and is urging forward everything for the
defence of Atlanta. His proclamation call
ing out every one betw cen l 8 and SO to
report at Atlanta, has received the ap-
proval Of all classes.
PETERSBURG, June 13.-Ths Chronicle
Of the 10th contains Washi, ,ton dates to
the 10th, o'clock a. N.
Stanton telegraphs Maj. Gen. Dix that
an offcicial report FROM Maj. Gen. Wal
luce has just been received, which states
that a battle took place between the forces
under his comrnani, and the rebel force
1t Mo. ocacy to-day. commencing at 6 o.
clock 4. m, and continu ing Until 8 p. M,
that our forces wore at length opposed
forced to retreat in disorder lie report
ed that Col. Seward, Of the Kentucky
srtt1sry. WIS LakAh MT sssr=zs-@sas
enemy i, At least ? ,3ao strong, and that
Brig. Gen Tyler was also taken prisoner.
That oar troops> bchavs we'll, but suffer-
Ell Il severe loss. lie Is rctreatinS TO b2i
tinorc. EDWIN u. STANTON,
Secretary Of w ar.
Press dispatches from B4ltm ore rep
resent the excitement as intense, and on
The increase and no one all ,wed to leav :
the city.
Frederick WAS eTa.u,ted b the Yam
KEGS and occupied, the papers say, by
Breckinrid &c and II 900 Incn.
The Governor Of Maryland has issued a
proclamation in Baltimore on the night OF
the 9th, saying that the danger is imminent
and every loyal man must prepare to
meet the rebel farce now approaching the
city! The Mayor of Baltimore endorsed
this
Sldell has hal another interview with
Napoleon en- tn, 25th
Another plot against Napoleon has been
discovered.
No Gold quotations given.
PETERe8Ura, July ia portion Of
Fitz Lees command engaged in skir-
mish with n part Of Gregg's cavalry diyi-
sion, near Lees Mills, "a miles below here,
late yesterday evening. driving them back
and capturing 33, including two com'n's
stoned officers.
Considerable cannona ding on our right
this evening. Grant is evidently sending
more forces to Washington.
ATLANTA, June l3.-The enemy is mas
sing on our right, near Roswell. POI tions
of the Yankee army are on the south side,
on Chattahoochce river. Sherman's head
quarters are near ffyman's Station
Skirmishn2 across the river continues.
Every thing quiet below.
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Special to the Cincinnati Gazette
IsDIAHAFoi.Is, June 20.%-The peace
Democrats here are in trouble, and there
is a prospect of complete division among
them Mcclellan stock is down. Nc
Donald, the probable candidate for Gov
enor, intimates his preference for Fillmore
and will support him at Chicago. The
Fremontcrs ars very quiet.
Tie persistent attempts made :: tire
rebel pris ners in Camp Morton t. tunnel
out, havc induced the authorities to buill
another inclosure, and make deep ditch
around the entire prison.