, 1864-07-31

land. Trains st3ll arrive regularly from
Sandy Hook and Frederick.

land. Trains stIll arrive regularly from /
Sandy Hook and Frederick.
new YoRK, July @.-The Fbst's Washing |
ton special says: Intelligence direct from
Frederick states that body Of rebel cavalry |
crossed into Maryland at the mouth Of the |
Nonocscy last night; also part Of McCaus-
lands cavalry, and entered Pennsylvania.
New YonK, July S0-A special to the New |
York Tribune, dated Haeper's Ferry, July ~,
says: The rebels have fkllen back toward |
Winchester, where 1t is believed they intend |
u possible that the rebels will try the dcspe- |
rate expedient Of making another DASH on
Washington. II ia Impossible, therefore, to
predict future movements. 4 collision may
occur before tomorrow morning. In spite
OF ali that can be learned from scouts, desert
ers 4, citizens, the number of the enemy
and the competition Of his forces are still
matters Of speculation.
A special to the Hor2d, dated Washington,
July 20, says: Intelligence from the Upper
Potomac to-day corlrns the advices OF yes
terdas. that the enemy b Is fallen back from
the line Of the rivers, having made ND new
demonstration during the past tWentv-four
hours. Whether they baye tA}1en back to
Winchester. or even farther down the valley,
ts yet unknown.
HARH1spuRo, Pa July s0.-A large robel
| cavalry and artillery force entered Chambers
| burg this morning.
| Governor Curtin has issurd proclamation
c.ltlng on the people to oFganize and defend
] their homes.
The R:rfct and Union, newspapers, say
| that the telegraph wires arc all down between
| Chambersbnre aud Uurper's Ferry, and
Clambersbun. ana Cumberland.
Ths most experienced men here are con-
vineed that the Invasion Of the State is By
large rebel force. composed OF some of the
! hest troops In Lees army, and Is Of too great
! character to be regarded aB turre raid.
General Couch Is at Carlisle, aud it il pre-
/ sunagd that he viii be able to etfectually re-
stst any advance made In this direction
LATER-11 o'clock 4 MA large public
meeting is now brirg held here, and the peo-
| Pile Hrs el rolling themselves. Arms and am-
lnubitlon y i'll be issued to all reliable cit
| lZrs.
PnlLADElru1A, Jnly 30.-The Bulletin has
a special from Harrisburg to-day fsa5ins the
rebels ure marching In three columns.
II ls believed In otiicinl circles here that the
rebels Intent ,uak:og Bedford county aud the
Mountains anjaceat, a sort Of general rendcz
voue.
Itis not LEARNED whether the rebels are de-
stia. irg md pilla sing in their a'iTance.
Th.rt. js rome nf the alarm shown SO pain
full, during the former invasion.
| PITTSBURGH, Ps., July 80 AT two O'CLOCK
this morning the rebels entered Chambers
bun. With u large force, commanded By Gen
cral EARLY. They took possession Of the tow'
HAL0At 0AtA4 t4Al AASAG wing Ao $AotR
! | to oppose the1n-
They have destroyed the telegraph wires
and stolen all the horses they c'n find Re
ports say they are 50, COO strong.
General Couch Is ut Carlisle, with y fore
ready to oppose them, tn case they move Il
, that direction.
Guyerl or Curtin has Issued proclamatio,
calling the citizens to or,anlze immediatel
Tor the defense of the State.
1t L. not known where they intend gotn'
next,
BALTIMORE, Saturday, July 3o.-The dam
age do1e 10 the tho telegraph by gucr1llas ha
| been repaired, aud the line Is aglin workin
10 Harres's Ferry. The furce which did tn
damage *as some two or three hundred {
! alutehS's n.en, ho nude their appearance q
Adamstown. a few miles wcst Of the Monot
4cy THEY did not stay long, aa they fouu
: II prudent to leave, gning III the direction {
E the Potomac. 4 force Of Union troos
|. 1T Monocacy were qutskly. ftartc
a In pursuit Of the marauaers and In fe'
;, nonrs the damaEc duue to the telegraph In
> was 1cpatret. 10 far IS We have BEEN all
to lttrn, no damage has been done tn til
.. rnt!road. It ie b. li.:red here that tue fore
of rebels reported 10 be in Pennsylvanta wi
> be found to he small, and that they Will cor
fine themselves to pluudcrtng aud avoid
cnLtiict, II possible, With our forces