Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
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The Maryland and P nnsyl7ania
y ,ise.si Raid " ot: on
NEWyYoRKWJuly 9thL--The Herald's
Especial, dated Frederick, Maryland, July
SthiS says the enemy continued to press
Col. Clendennin pretty hard yesterday, and
i finally la5ahe6 hfn5jnstasi thea thitd siGstSJ
land Infantry came to, his support. They
/ all .Espt il and drove the rebels back ifo Ihe
mountain. Our troops fought WeHsud al
though they had superior numbers to coo =
lteud with at first, held them ia check till
theiI nfsutry supports arrived: Oar rem
| forcements are coming up and Gen, WALLACE
land Tyler have restored discipline aud or.
! der and are personally present. na'- %" ~
y The Herald's special dated Ciamber5.
/ burg, July 8, ia, N! says the rebel raiders
lin Pephsyi yania aud Mary land. are in much
4 stronger force than have been belle ved!--
1T consists of cavalry Infantry and ar:,
! tillery and 10000 isthe lowest estimate
/ have heard that a column % rebels, com
1 mdhded' by Imboden, enteTed Ragerstewn
this morning at g O'clock The force that
Eleft yesterday for Frederick, took the
lBoons6oto road These new raiders came
lin by the1way of Wffliamsport." They are
1'ransackipg the town and committing all
manner. of depredatiens-. They have buFuh
| ed sevefaH private dwelling houses; not
! Bithstandingthe $500 900 tie Inhabitants
paid for protection.' IImboden insisted on
! burning Zeller h Cos warehouse, unless
the citizens WOULD pay him Sl5,O99 more,
! which they did.
! 4So9rrier, arrived from Heneess. and
ireportsa Union force al tRGt point proba-
| bly, Hunter'S' - a,5-src=
!, HARRISBURG, July s.-The telegraph
oper4torl who IlayH bsen close toaHEgers
| - kstam u RAJ
\ that the rebels set fire to the Court House,
| Railroad Depot and all other Railroad
builqipgSI and ~ large QUE THY kaL-haH@
| The buildings were on-fre- at IL o'clock
bto -dRyo.a vi uif Noun aatW ar aAgHu .
H. Gen. ROmleyljust from Washington met
i Gen. Howe, just from SiGels- command.-
I He reports Lhst there have not AT anytime
| been over 4, COO rebels this side of the Pc.
tom9c, end Sigel is, entirely out Of danger,
/ NOihing however, is known by Sigel as to
the force ia the SPenapdOS9 yaaleyI imme-
| diatelyf in his front.
A scout justiin-Troui 4Boonsboto reports
to Couch that twp 9TigadEs oGEsPels are
| lying at BoonsburQ composed Of iptaptEy
aud cavalry, tie GohmAnder uhkhoEh, &nd
the numbeA Of tic force not feporled,-
They crossed at AEttetam Ferry.
Proclamation by the President.
WAsHISsro&y Julya 9Th. Whereas, AT
the late sessiou-o Congress was. passed
bill guaranteeing to certain States. whose
governmeuts have been usurped or over
thrown, q republican form of government,
| copy of which IS hereto annexed; and,
l.. Whereas, "Thefssi bill was presented to
the President of ,lbe .Unitsda States fer bis
approval less than one hour befor the sine
| die adj6urnnent of said session and vas
4 eli ad bv him. 8
| fa Whereas, The said bill contains Ruong
other things plan for restoring the states
| in rebellion, to their Froper practical rela-
ton in The. Union. which plan expressed
the sepselOf Cnpgress gqpo15 thai RqbJsct
and which plan it is now thought FIJI 10 lay.g
before the people for their consideration.
Now, therefore, IL Abpham BiPcdlp,
| president of The o. s., do proclaim, declare
and make. known tbet while Ian. as l was
in December last, when by proclamation, /
lprcppupded 3 plan for RESTORATION .ppPrei
pared by q formal apProyal Of this bin to
be iudeXibly committed to any single plan
Of restofatioh, and While i sm also unpre.'
pared to declare that the free Stats Con-
situations aud Governments already adop-
lied aRdfastailed in Arkansas and Louisi.
ana shall belset aside aud held for. naught,
thereby repelling and discouragi0g the
| loyal citizens who have sat up the same las
to further the effort or TO DECLARE consti-
| tutional, eonp potency In Congress- to abot-
isb slavery in the StRtesFrbnt am at the
same time sincerely hoping and expeeting
| that a constitutional amendment ABOLISH
ing slavery throughout the nation may be
| adopted, nevertheless l am fully satisfied
with the system for restoration contained
lin the bill as enc very proper plan for the
! loyal people of any State choosing to adopt
/ aud that l am, as at all times shall be, pre-
4 pared to give the execution, aid and assis-
ttance to any such people so soon as the
military resistance 10 the O. s. shall have
I. been suppressed in any such State and the
1 people thereof shall have sufficiently re
fturned 10 their Obedience TO the -Constitu-
| non aud laws of the U. s., in which case
military Governors will be appointed with
direc tioHs 70 pfoeeed according 70 The bill.
p In TESTIMONY whereof, have herennto
| set my hand and caused the seal Of the
liz. s. Is be Affixed! hDohe iAti'the city 'ot
f.Yashinetoos this Bin Edba Of Justin The
4 year of our LoFdroue tbouseud eight han
'Fdred aud sixty tour and of the lndepen-
tdencs ofAthe o. 8. tile eighty eight 4
Ia rESigneds5 s5zo sABRAHAMLISGoLN II
4 By the sPFesident.lrls--4Gu,Hs Bro rtagg 59i .=
t. WShaHF stwHRD, See,y Of State. = ~ -, IN
4 III NEW YoRK, July 9.---The Herald's. head
! anarters correspondent, OF the Oh ssyE
Ethat desettets IRE continually coming into
our ifats S6hptathfnig or sbdtt Esfipps If
isPetersbprg- In, this iEesPsetiti is the sifgt
of Yicksburg lover again! From. all &C
counts the brmy aud population Is not lesS
THAN 100000, ID The, people aEe4to be led
lin two cities, and as the rebel governments
4 has gofr 20 feed Of get rid OFT them 5 i4'
4 problem Of the siege cappot be long solV'
ling. Gen. Ledlie, from Illinois on account
d of health, has Seen COMPLETED 20 restgs.,
4 20 The TriSune's iWasbiGgsUhl special say!
o hthat astfon6 preasufe is being brought OF