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LOCAL 171TRZTJOE1VCE.
Prom Yesterday's Etessout Edition.
Tie allitnry Spirit..Westeen Penn-
WO lima' dystityjiscintelllgengto4 l .7
that the entire western portion of the State
hoe akseken oC its bethArgy, and the people
tits low lairtisnifhly . arovseil. The western ,
tilointine aro tuirmaing to - thi last sail of the
Governor with oommendoble &eerily, end be
yond the meet sangelee expectations of the
usilliat, authorities. .
Berra flaunty reports bar fall quota of 600
men, who will 'repo,* hoe fe-merrow morn
ing. They also report that the Ameba tan
esidly be swelled to a full nighnentoind no
doubt will be. They will gelato the swam
for three months.
The pimple of Crawford county aro fa mo
tto., aad ooropaoloo ara
laid. Their quota lit NI, lad the liformatiOs
is Cut thy will be ready to report in fall to:
morrow sistt.
' TheAlmota of Anastromt county la to to
M fell. • A ecompany of seventy men reached
bete to-day fro* that motion, and others will
freely Mow. This out; will stadia ix
esesotlte quota.
Tile work , of organlestlon has also mom
misses! to Latium, and we wll) soon have M
etal remit from that mmarter. to fact, the
lailke era:that the next law clay' will
Wag eleectresbg and satisfactory seccuats
boa every opacity wee' of the Alleghenies,
and we say koon expect lively and stirring
those bal.
MI troops from the western pert of thisStata
41111014144 to rendesvou at Vas plate, and
least report ;to een. Howe.
Rebel Farce Reported at Bloody Roo
—ilbtrolls torte at Heataid.
We have a report taday, throe& • gentle
man who arrived from Johnstown, that' the
rebels, 6,000 strong, have pulled west _from
MeConaellsburg„ In Fulton eosin% to Block
Run, in Bedford comity. where Col. Plerio's
fonws (lately under command of Om Milroy)
were stationed. It Is also stated that Col.
Plane, believing the enemy to be much supe
rior le nasibigo, deemed it prudent not to at
tad, but fell lea to Bedford: Thais reports
base not boon oonllczood by official 'dykes.
• ghats at the map will show that Bloody
Res-Is distani; in • dime line, not more than
thirty Aloe Wig from Johnstown Cambria
°may, and about the same distime from
Hollidaysburg, Blair county. If there Is •
ham of 6,000 rebels at Bloody Run, as report.
ed, they are within a days' rid*. of the lino of
the Ponnsylvaida Railroad. at or near Johns
town. The salt county wut of Bedford is
Somerset, which Is bounded on the treat by
/sloths an&Westmorelead. It Is the duty
of wicepoontoiliboroforo, to ascertain at ones
the filets in regard to this reported movement
westward, lad to Interpose rush barriers as
will effeetually aback an inroads upon
Western Pennsylvania. This ben only be
done by promptly guarding all the mountain
pu,r;
—Maas the above was written In have an
other report that Col. /Taos has driven Imbo
itea's meshy oat of Matkamallsallla, Mitzi
sad wounding some, sad capturing a numbsr
of prisoners.
AA:lnhumes. Offense'.
'Mayor Mruiader had before him to-day a
German named Peter Itauscher, *resident of
Ben township, charged with_ surety of- the
pease. on oath of Me clap-ion, John Ott, and
after a hearing the defendaat was required to
give ball in 000 for tidal. During the Inves
tigation, one of the witnesses, Elisabeth Ott,
a stepdaughter of Banscher, let fall a remark
which satilded the Mayor that the condnet of
Ike father towards her had been of the most
laluatu ammeter. Hernurther spoke to her
la Gennien, and saultionad. her to keep quiet
es that eubject. When the dolt cue was dis
posed of,and bail had been entered, the Mayor
too` the girl and her mother aside, and inter
rogated them in reference to the matter above
alluded to. The girl then made a statement,
the saheb/go of whisk was that she had more
than ones been sittlarted to the most criminal
abase by her step-father, and that she had
been prevailed upon by her mother not' to
prolongs him. Btu was corroborated by her
metker, and an information charging Bans
ohm with limestone adultery was then !Prefer
red against him, and daly sworn to by the
girl Bail was required in the sum of $l,OOO,
and the aetnesed woo committed in default.
Fatal Acuitloittr,Draymaa
0/1 Monday.sa accident 0361111111C1A Becond
street, in this city, resulting in the death of
Mr. John Fishes, *Amman in the employ
of Messrs. N. Mau a Brother, glass man
ufaaturers. Mr. Fisher Was hauling a drip
Istd of empty barrelrfreti - this city to Bib.
slaghart, sat While laming Moog Second
street, to the vicinity of the bridge, the mule
biome beightesed sadtsetious, causing the
barrels to roll about so that Mr. Fisher was
thrown-tozward-bammea "he shafts,amilm,
madiataly behind the amts. In this position
he was dragged a oontiderable distance, when
111* gal to the ground. and one of the wheels
passed cow his hiid . and nook, causing inJu.
ties which seat altar terminated in death.
The deceased was a very worthy and lades.
atom man, and scrod under General &main
,the Mexic an war. He resided in But
afathmm,=whire he leaves a wife and several
Enthusiasm In Lawrence County.
On Monday mining, on mu ipt of the news
from the ashen part of the Suite, the people
of New Cutts, Latoenes , county, cloud their
atom sad shops for the purpose of attending
a Meeting, and organising militia companies
undertimergent moll - of-the Governor. .
' A Mtge sad 'spirited meeting was soon con
vened In, Whit. EMI A monition . was
adoptedinstrasting orlennesting hi County
Onemisilinso to maims. tel of two and
half mills for the relief of any of the families
vonuateni going out ceder the oall el Goy
'Gram Curtin. rasolution waa also adopted
pledgbg to all men who aillitAd -from Lew.
raise musty, whether they belonged to that,
sonsty _or not.
Conanotion.—liesets. Gray, koulel and
aserelast tailors, WM street, are mod
ified with but fourteen nwn on the fortillw
dens, moor ding to the last report, when they
/are -twelity-two--eapipid.-.l.he Unit, we
portpresuto i
me, Iles withthe party making the re-
te Safety Conunittae.
-Yams , goisson.l.At Ow. leant am
nuaossost of fronyon Colloio; Ohio, Edwin
L. Stoats* sow of the fiocestary of Ws:,
gendnabod Sins Mum sad so.
ahrol dnipii OVA MOW .
B - ThiliiitSdery is
Swat a gradnats,of the
• - Won Karma 42. low daswairr.—.l. war
• poodatsolll to hold tato mato& tho pub-
No aqua st RutlAlborty, to tote- stop for
. tho orpaisatioa of -Co =Wary proppy.
Imam wW lo• lo mat, awl a pia of or.
palettint totll bo raboottood.
Main Closntona..—ltor. D. N. EMI*,
D;D:i - Prosiest et Jaffna Collows, and
Ibroortt pastor et flut Third Proatryforiwa
Mardi ,thb city imutioolrool tho dogma
of L. L. N: froultitpeo Colby, N. J.
` • Two .11matrog Timms* Emigrants
- The Ilfairkville Mims, widish Is no of the
neat lively ea well ea the mortaufal jamb
la the twastry, Iwamoto 'sea luesulsed thou
- -mil Gamma migioane settle la Tameroos
to the pert two parer It adrk: "Ai are
Wed of Wrote etittooraei ) itylk ii towel
wallas laza la Ilielt Nom". ~
Toaaossee le, is roped to Oasts, soil, sad
- INVW. -- Melitowe - of Optimal Statile is
the Vida. !DO raii4O-om smog tie view
moot sad ttetwes, sag Itortowatatao =wept
• tbe somilest Is the aosatrz;-aad the pogo*,
L the woofers purl of the Otate, aear
Ow are loyal to the Miles sad to
work thoessails of. ladlottrloar,
~- - feeelzsers ese lads pbooast Woe,
' to alarodaim,hi thelrail Wan, 14.
Cattle "Ms of 4* litito..:•-, -, - -
goal malt of the theroaighshaktag ap
the releMea ham atria to the slavery
... lit, that biateforti .orelgasato Irma
- liall fro* &Lamina &aloe will ao
haw to toawac half aeon tho owl
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bat these Klirosoto, to - bey Iva
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LATE TELEGRAPMC NEWS.
[FROM OUR NVNNINO EDITION.I
GEN. ROSECRANB' /JOUNCE.
Account of the Operations up to Monday.
BRAGG'S FORCES CONCENTRAT
ING AT TULLAHOMA.
Ileavy Fkinnlsh lug at Various
Points.
1111CONORWOB VI WITHIN FPIS MILE
'OF TOLLOOKI.
thlocial Dtmatoti to the Pitt:it:cull/ Garotte.
HIADQUALTIBA AMY of SUR C 1111111111.01113.,
MAICIIISSin, Tana., June 2T,
11 o'clock?. X.
The long expeotedadvanoe of thts army be
gan on the morning of the 24th.
The different divisions ocasilly the various
roads leading southward. MoCook's corps
took the Shelbyville pike, Thom We corps the
Manchester piks„ and Crittendan's corps the
Woodbury pike. • '
Ths Ant day's march of litogook . and Thom
as was opposed by the rebels at Liberty Cap
on the Shelbyville route, and Hoover's Gap,
on the Manchester route. The former posi
tion was taken by WilHot's brigade, after
pretty heavy skirmishing, in which the 48th
Ohio lost quite &number of killed and wound,
ed. The whole brigade lost 75* killed and
wounded.
The latter position wee taken by Colonel
Wilder's mounted brigade, with a loss of 63
killed and wounded.
Crittenden had a o material opposition.
On the evening of t,he 24th, Glen. Sosecran►
headquarters were eight miles out on the San
cheater pike, In tho house and grounds of Mr
a. McGill, of Big Creek Crossing.
On the forenoon of the 25th it raised bard,
and not Manning was as &dynes ordered,
and then but a skort distance was accompilited.
Gen. Thomas, on the bianohesterzilid, 'netted
advance but two or three miles, driving the
enemy, with a trifling lose. The position was
pulled about the Ill= distance forward.
Williolea brigade, still in the advance, was
fariously attacked by a rebel division. They
held their ground till out of enuunnition, and
until getting the support of Johnston's 2d
brigade, eenunanded by Col. John G. Miller.
The Stith Illinois, Col. Gilmer, also went up
to their support. The rebel, were then quiokly
driven back, leaving their dead and wounded
on the field.
The loos of thilikh Illinois and 15th Ohio
was severe ip killed and wounded. The gal
lant Col. Miller was badly wounded, but hdpes
are entertained of his recovering.
Gen. Roseanne headquarters remain in
Big Creek for the night.
On the morning of the 26th the advance of
the rarity again began. McCook pushed
steadily forward, driving the rebels through
the gaps and over the hills, and losing a few
men on the centre. Bosearane and Brannon's
.division had the advance.
The Isola! bligsdo Wined, /1 good nom
ben being killed and wounded. Among the
Litter James A. Thompson istionsly.
'Walker's brigade, Brannon's division, suf
fered, having 43 killed And wounded. The
:shell were stemlily driven, however, Rey
nolds' division-agowding the Manchester pike
within five miles of Blanchester.
Gan. Roseanne' headquarters for the night
was at the jamb's Rouse, on Garrison fork.
Re was getting troops in early motion, and
made rapid marches far this point, when
Wilder's advance arrived about ten o'oloek
a. /4. 3 surprising and capturing a quaker
rebel prisoners.
. Partin went this morning within fou
- miles of Tallabienta, encountering the rebel
pickets. They burned the bridge on the Me..
Minnyille Railroad.
Crittenden kas kad a terrific time with the
mud, but little trouble from the enemy. The
army is in splendid condition, and eager for
the next development of the commanding
General's splendid strategy.
ILtainnaisz,l c ars, Inns 39,1863.
The restrictions upon telegraphing ware
removed yesterday, but the removal was an.
known to your correspondent until to-day. I
think it entirely probable that my written
account of the first day's maroh from kur
frosaboro„, and Col. J. Wil . dor's fight at Hoot ,
WA GAP, trill you as soon as this tele
gram ; but lest it should not, I sand yen a
brief amount of all the moiements up to. this
date, Including the combat aforesaid.
Early on Monday morning the army com
menced moving from Murireasboro—.General
Thomas' Corps upon the Blanchester road,
Gen. Crittenden toward Bradyville vie Heady
vine, Gen. McCook on Shelbyville, and Gen.
Granger's reserve corps from Triune toward.
Middleton and Unionville.
Gen. B. B. Mitchell's cavalry division in
ideate, of Granger was chinked by. Forest,
and Gen. Stanley, who had started upOn . dome
routs, with Crittenden, was, meat over with a
portion of the fora he had taken along with
:him in beginning to restore portions of the
Cavalry. Stanley and Granger together were
divided to hold their Volition In the neighbor
hood or Middleton and Unioneville witile Mc-
Cooke eerie should &divine aid drive: the
enemy from Liberty Gap. This last positkm Is
on Waitrace roadosnd Johnson's and DO'S/ .
command advances to otespylt, "We Sheri
dan held Ellosibreille road and Oersted . in con
junction with Stanley and Granger !Against
Gffrs Gap.
These operations were sofa suceesiful that
on Wednesday evening oar forme had posses
sion of the northern month of Liberty Gap.
The movement upon Manchester was, if
possible, still more staocessful. Wilder's bri
gade of mounted Infantry left Murfreesboro at
4 a. m.. and a few hours Ansi, (Whoa upon
the enemy at Mover's miles
distant, and before they had recovered from
their surprise, drove them from their works
and took'possession of the feruddable posi
tion.
In the afternoon the rebate made a doter-
Inlaid effort to recover - the math.wistern
month of Gm Gap. Their artillarp, of which
thou had two betteriss—Darton't and Col
ries—Arpsnod sharp* upon es. Capt. Ultra
/Bth Indiana Batton , topited. This duet was
kept up some tam, when the rebel infantry—
Rafts' brigade, of Btowart's division, and •
part of , brigroir, also o f
lihrwart's dirlalon—melted from their piano(
oonoaslinent amongst the hills Aka woods to
tho right of the Monti% and Owed upon
171hisr with • yalL Repulsed Id front, Thep
endeavored to tout Ids right dank, but he
Itresaply moved the 724 Indiana in 98th
nibtobuttollad Wm* *Hid Which hislones
were plated for-sakq, aad drorrimak the
rebuts with swam law
At tba sammt dm the p 3,11 Ifllaolj whioli
bad bees atinsi down Into holloir in float
o tbiAiiir - iSitt of
the anal 1 44 that' / 461 004 CsAats
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Haire brigade with Harriet 19th Indiana
battery was hurried tap to Wilder's support.
The battery took a position on the hill to the
left of the pike, and rendered of service.
After the repulse of the enemy, his artillery
took a position on his way to the right, and
kept up a dael on oai battery until night.
daring which two of his pieces were dis
mounted.
It rained all day Wednesday, all the fol
lowing night, and all day. .Ttrureday. Opera
float on the latter day were, oonsegnently
somewhat retarded.
Palsnor's command, which started from
Readyville, lame It had been stationed,
reached Bradyellle on Wednesday.
Wood's command started from Murfrees
boro and reacted Bradyville on the same
evening.
On Thursday, owing to the dreadful condi
tion of the roads over whioh It traveladj,Orit
terlden's Corps only made about nine miles,
Palmer's command reaching a point a Milo
south of old Bortßnath
Thomas' Division contented itself :with
holding Hoovey's Gap, Gen. Brannon's tom•
mend eoming over from Triune and joining it.
Johnson and Davies engaged the rebels in
the afternoon, and after some time completed
the work commented He day before, and
drove them entirely from Liberty.
The next day (Friday), Hooper's Corps,
with Reynold's in the advance, moved along
the Manohester road, and Rsynold'e encamp
ed that night within die miles of town. Keg
ley, Brannon, and Roseau advanced to drive
the rebels from tile hills near the month of
Hooey's Gap, while Kegley held thole% and
Roseau's and Brannon's command, both for a
time under the command of Roston, turned
the position held by Bates and Bashrod
Johnston by able flank movements by night,
without a charge. The regular bilged. fin
ished the movement, and the rebels precipl
tete), retreated. -
At 10 a. m., Wilder dashed into Manohes
ter, the remainder of Wilder's command rap
idly following.
Last evening about six o'elooki Gen. Gor
don Granger took p ion of Shelbyville,
capturing three pleats of artillery and three
hundred prisoners. 'Bragg left Shelbyville
for Tellehoma early yesterday morning.
Four aionpanies of the 17th Indiana, ander
Major Jones, reconnoitered last night to
within six miles of Tolls/tom
The movements of Gene. Thomsa,Orittanden
imid . Metloolt since Friday evening are contra
band, but Crittenden is pretty welt out of the
mud, and 3100ook has accomplished about
what was exuded of him.
Thu by • brilliant series of operations we
have driven the enemy from all the famous
gaps and completely turned his immense chain
of fortifications from Fairfield to Shelbyville,
and gained ponession of the entire line of
OWL River, and all this with so little leas
that we are ourselvu astonished. hie Cook
lost principally at Liberty asp—perhaps 300
killed and wounded. Granger bas not lost
half so many. One hundred and fifty will
cover the casualties in Thomas' corps, so
that our entire loss will fall below 690 men, of
whom less than 100 were killed.
The estimated loss of the enemy is 1,100
killed, wounded and prisoners.
The rebel Gen. Claibourne Is reported kill
ed at Liberty.
Major Claybrook, of a rebel Tonnages
regiment, waa killed at iloovey's Gap.
We lave to regret the loss, among other
meritorious sena, of Col. J. B. Miller, com
manding a brigade, end Captain Thompan,
of the 18th regulate, both severely, and it la
feared mortally, wounded.
A rebel telegram of June 24th, from Jack
son, Mag., slug t hat twenty Yankees captured
• freight train at Brook Raven to-day,burned
it and then left in the direction of Monticello
Miring at Vicksburg ceased at 7 p. m.
Ciao, June 24.—The Provost sanard, or
dered from Clinton here, report heavy fixing
last night at Part Hudson.
Joeksms, Jens U.—General Jackson had ai
"skirmish with a small fore, et the enemy at
Richmond, La., on the 17th.
Heavy firing commenced at Vicksburg.
Official dispatches state that Gen. Chalmeri
sunk three transports below Memphis on the
29th, and disabled another.
auwarress Aux or Tao ClatamooD,
Juno 29, 10 o.
&oats report that Bragg is croaorntrating
at Tullahoma for battle. AU lila Shelby."Ma
sad Wautraoo troops an them, tad large no ,
inforoamenu from Bait Tanamaaa.
A reconnoissance yesterday under the com•
mead of Col. Ducat, went within four miles
of the place, capturing the enemy's 'dans&
The whistles of the oars, and the drains beat.
ing wen heard.
Theconstiustfos of the rooonnoissanes, bo o
that the seamy are evacuating the plops.
However may , be the ow, If Bragg an be
caught, be will get Wall* from this army, the
result of whitb stood not for a moment eon
oarn loyal people.
Peeler are now being thrown forward which
will aeon detarsolne the mottos. The army is
gloriously slated over its Commanding Geni
oral's strategic movements.
r7XADQUAITXII I ARMY or ms Cuirszattoo,
Juno IS, 12.111,
Official information was received of the cap
ture of Shelbyville, last nisht, by the tfetope
under Granger and Stanley. Gen. Wbatiler
and Wharton, occupying the place, Midst tlm
approach of the Peden* yielding the phew
without a contest. We captured three plena
of artillery and three hundred prisoners,
among them one Colonel, and one Lieutinant
Colonel, and a score of other Ann.
The sews sad ottipoi floated from niaay
window. ud home tops. The poop], gars
the . troops a busty waloom.
Bragg left Shelbyville 'Ward*: nosing.
The cars were manias all sight before,
moving the atoms and sick and wounded.
The bridge ovorDnak liner was saved.
Bragg bad abent 18,000 men at Shelbyville
and 7,00* at Wafts**.
The rebels left but law store's.
Thi rebel wagon train had but a few hones
•tart of the Federal., and the loads being
heavy there is every probability that it will
be destroyed;
! The OeneralConamandingheekla headgear
tare yet at Manchester.
' The rebels are being outwitted, and every.
' .tldag-ortindiensplanditily_for Abs_nampalgo..!
M
sscriorrza, Tenn., Jane 28.—The fopow-,
leg is the Chattanooga Barre coronet of the
*the- -on Wednesday,. from passengers who
time down on the afternoon train yesterday:
We learn that. on !Wedicuday- seven bri-,
godeeof
RODCMIIII . - army attacked • the bri
tides of 131ena: Sethi and -1111ddek holding
Hoover. and Liberty',tispi r One n m n: foehbt
the enmity luta their ammunition wares.
hooted, when they..fell -teek.r , This move—
ment indiestee a general advantwed. the en,
emy's firm which remelt lea plthhip
• battle. Varegret to learn that among the
kitlid to Betee.brigade was Moja Ciagbroolt.
• Ginr; - 81ddall loth semi estimable oflospt;4
• An editorial on the sidled On say . , no tints
Within the piet two yoke jute :the iforison of
! the Confederato States wprisenin such spin--
dor as now, when from Vicksburg, Itirginisi•
and Kiddie • TOMAH*, - harbinger days Of
1 pew meanie ithretinlutimonions lastrefrom
the log night of war, !To drive!. their gun
heathen:the Mississipp
i, invest the Yankee
Ct h o e l .pfrrionM o y bj l e a cntsd ,ndl dethaink odseeprsoatl
,
poets were carer betto r for tludrvonrmursut
tlon, for thine iegithnete and pallid , 6 " 114. •
It lays, olviiistidiatieinto.thililorthi the
Donoctsay nazi% tali.
Zi a lir si ernkrifithelf; •11411 - tharsisa - :oar ,
Al ". :7 -iilliviinam -Vallusa at and - or ? a 'lre anaki ll'4ll6lll43l7 ,r im eit ; -.4.111111
marsh over diehard/4.11M0 proelatm IL It
is reaordedalust ,E 110394 on his Wll la hell,
threw n sop. to Cubents ; let its - not. diadatn
to throw a-Attie sop to the whine ghost of
Deescareo.
Isbasn 8. Zara, in a proclamation a col,
uma long, call for 6,000. filmy% for sly months
from Teneersee, nmler provisions of the eat
of Wm . 1 Conyers, to provide for loyal de
fense in the special Wales composed of men
Over 45 - , not liable to consekotton•
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG.
THB BIM POSITION AT RAINBOW)
Rebel Designs on Baltimore
ATTEMPT TO REACH THE PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Oar Troops In 'Possession of Gettysburg
OEM kalliT MMHG 11 THAT DIBBCTION
hiltosi from BaWinton to Yrederitk Torn 10
♦ special to the 17. Y. nem says :
tissavinuao, Tone 29.--Tbroughout the
day our forma have hold their position beyond
the fortifications, in anticipation of the ene
my's aduaos. The reboil' have not shown
any inclination to make an attack-
This morning a few shot were exam :god
between tha rebels and our *kola.
The opinion-is gaining credence that the
rebel. are immunize to take Harrisburg by.
e flank mots:mat,
The report that they have a pontoon train
twelve miles tlds side of ..oolambi', however,
somewhatdoubtful.
Airentleman.. just esoaped from the rebel
lines at Olimnbersburg, reports the rebel col
umn moving eastward to number 87,004 ao
companied by 104 idiom of artillery.
Gen. 1.911, witb hit, staff °Moen, were in
Chamberibarg teat Saturday. '
Thirty-thrs• pliSoners eaptured at-Mount
'Union were brought into town tide morning.
Gatt. Stahl bat been appointed to the oom
mand'of She *avail., 'form in this divert
.
Another order has base issued by the rebel
%mind - Risen, dated Jane 22d, relative to
the restrictions *ldolised upon his army...and
the chinas of the country through which the
rebels peas. Se urges a ready acquiesamme
with ihedeutabds of the military authorities,
which will serve greatly to lessen the rigors
of war.
It is confidently believed th 4 morning that
the enemy would commentss an attack to-day.
In all probsbillty to-morrow wont day will
develop his intended movements. - :Possibly
Lee may contemplate , the capture ot. Haiti.
more, and consider Harrisburg of secondary
impoirtanee.
Parneaunue, Llllll'3o-8:30 A. M.—A out
did. to till /noire' from Baltimore, states
that the train arrived from the western tar•
minas of the Western Maryland Railroad.
No rebels had appeared along the route.
It has bun assertatned that slugs body of
Poderal caulry had reached Gettysburg and
took possuslon, capturing a number of
rebels.
Our army 11 moving gradually in that di
direction.
Trains on the Northern Central Railroad
run to rarktou, twenty-slx miles from Balti
more.
No apprehensions are felt for the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad, which Is strongly
proteoted; also, the naiads!phis, Wilmington
Baltimore road.
Gunboats an in the Gunpowder river and
at Havre do Grate and Bach river.
The defences of Baltimore me very strong.
The oars from Baltimore to Broderick warn
obliged to return, after 'reaching Sykesville,
where a large force of rebel revelry were seen
tearing up the track.
• EL111513171% Jane 29—Midnight—The'
Northern Central Railroad has teen burned
between Goldsboro and. York, to tho‘distanos
of sixteen miles. •
Movements show that the rebels are at
tempting to reach the PennsylvanisP.allroad
about forty miles from here.
All is quiet hare. Troops are rapidly ar
riving.
illasiszaws, June 30, 1863.
A dispatch dated Port Washington, on the
west bank of the Susquehanna, pestardnl s
states that the enemy's petition describes the
ate of a *vie, the aztrernes resting on the
two main roads.. Pickets are Ott and artil
lery ads in front, and i flits* battle is expect
ed to-sorrow.
Nay You, June 29.—A spina' from liar.
Alborg says. it is aspersed that kiwati's feria,
cow 25,000, ars withdrawing In the dirsotion
orratir. 2t looks S. if the whole Tabol aid"
meant to operate isomed4taly Wait Raul
.
nom
FROM KE.l'r7'iCACr.
TEE RAID IN FAST TENNESSEE
?fie.
sib Digital to the Tittabiarah (twit.
Swaim, Sr., Auto 28,1863.
It kis Woad shadily for Itra daya and
bleat, and tha wad and Lich mites are at
pawned attlal Interint.
Detachments of Sander's expedition come
in slowly, bringing partbodan not varying
essentially from our formai dispetthes. The
Tenneuseans who took occasion to visit their
hinds during the raid sad' wore captured are
retorting, and bring the basin:Leos from the
rebels. They ' , clausal Loudon bridge as
guarded by only seven hundred man and. fly*
places of artUlery. The 64th Virginia escaped
the eonillot and rapture by ear forms only by
breaking for the woods.
" 'Baker, aw Knoxville, who Aired upon
our waist troops, was shot by the 9d Ohio,
and is probably dead.
Lenoir% feetory vae not burned, but we
did mischief at Knoxville. We loft two guns
Of Kunkara battery, =dal° horses are used
up. Mfrs man of, the 11th plinoitere report
ed drowned.
The Mule its tally awakened to their dam•
gar and ars preparing. Bast Tennessee is
still la thsta hands. Brdds.den't pay.
Morgan Is again reported in oar front. Oar
advance is st Jamestown,' and it he permits
himself to get too our our 'toys, I May hairs
maim Igms. Thee Rumor In not co d,
however, and mattes!' rentals quiet.
licdrunirr, 186 S.
Arils aim exempt the weather. It is still
rainiag.
8o r e bels are kaorrn to ha uric, exoept
small party said to hare atom/ the river
Yesterday. Oar hole have you attar them.
Their superior speed may seen theca. '
LATEST FROM trilbKBlllll/G.
Rebel Reports Or Orerit's Repulse
&a., &a.,
Jaeboe, M u., Jane 24 —TiVeaty Yankaas
captured a freight Ira Brookhaven n at Brookhan to•
dap, burnt it, and len in tbe Citation a Mon-
Illrintyrae heard at Vleksbarita!'? edook
vol. TUT leketurg Tilsgrei4of the 16th,
-Theiresteirn shores of thi
Idilliken's Bead to Vicksburg ' are fall of Con
federate troops- - They holdlllohmond, New
Carthage and Cotrent.
Reinforcements from Wachetta to Bomber
ton-a re - receleed; Troops are supplied to
trail bier every night. '
The Chattanooga Rebef,of the litb,
ears r Omit, on' the Ma, 'Wetland
aim the - whole line, -- Se fatted to carry a
'idaglelnemetworki war repulsed lose
of 10,000, and Ilia full retreat. ;
The , dispatcher from which these biterenoes
art drawtl37- theltebei-ersior =ouns von
'oblefre: ' •
ftwors of liolledos lemma—
AlTletlan Idtr
INT Yon"; Jima 30.—A rumor is Tkry
stoat that //Week has been maim! and Mo.:
Uli siTelOid snoosospr;'
sYdbu'•ii , this I bisk.
knits.* `" .111441Te1l &lA** . 4*--
144P400-4010-4cA11115,1%,V04
LETTERS. FROM HARRISBURG.
THE REBELS 114 MILES FROM
THE susquE . 44NNA RIVER.
Their Further Advance to be Resisted.
GENERAL SWELL - •MARCHING
ON HARBJEIBUNG
_
UnsuccessMl Attempts to Cross
the 1_11!9;._
=7,1
15,000 REBEL TROOPS" AT YORK.
INBORN Ai'Biiieuy,RUN, ADVANCING
All the Bridges between York and
Goldsboro Destroyed.
ADVANCE OF THE POTOMAC ARMY.
25,006 of our'FOTCell'at Frederick.
<6e., d'c.
Malt Dimplech to the Pitteilargh Gezetto.
asmusnosa, June 20-12 x.—We have !ti
llable steconnta that the number of the ene
my's troops which have passed Ohambersburg
entitled 34000, with over one hundred pieces
of ordnance.
Gen. Lee was there in person last Saturtiay.
They are threatening to ems the river at sev
eral points, the principal of which it Safe
Harbor, several collet below Colombia, where
the river Isirery shallow . . The threat is very
itericors. -
-There has already bean some picket firing
opposite thin city.
The responses ottroopn from different parts
of the State etarcontitinsa. They .00me in
more rapidly thin- can be provided for by
Quartermasters and Commissaries. .
In many, parte of the State badness is en
tirely suspended: - The people are riiing it
leave.
PbUadelphla le highly exalted.. She will
hare sent forward her quota here by to-mor
tal! MOIL
-- The - following to from very high author
ity: The enemy oommenesd throwing shells
at , our forms this afternoon between 2 and
3 o'clock. Some fifteen shells were thrown.
It seems that the rebels were tryingthe range . ;
perhaps - it Was the feint of an attaok. which
they intend making to-night or or to-morrow
morning.
Ail the bridges (a largo lumber) between
:fork and Cioldaborough hey. been destroyed
by the rebels.
The contributions• levied on the citizens of
York by the rebels, if not forthcoming within
twenty-four hours will be seised without far
ther ceremony, according to the abet general's
order.
11Arxrugaza, Jane 29,, 1863, )
Monday, 6 o'clock r. Y. j
The following is reliable : Marrero cav
alry came Into the outran:ha:eats about noon
to-day t and reported the rebels as being a
mile and ',half from the river. At thit point
the 11th New York (sharpshooters) were sta
tioned, with orders to resist the further ad
vane. of the enemy.
The rebel cavalry were seen to make their
way down the turnpike,while the rebel artil
lery moved along the we of the mountain,
making demonstrations as if they were going
to CMS the river below the oily.
Lieut. Harbours and Burgeone Morgan and
Irvin, who arrived here from Pittsburghtyes
terday, were ordered this afternoon to proceed
to Yon Washington_ over the river.
It is said that Gen. Ewell; with Rhodes' and
Jenkins' corps, were ordered thlomorning to
leave clump near Carlisle, and Move . towards
Harrisburg. They number 11,000 Men. Gen.
Anderson. with .10,000 men, was moving
through Chamberebarg this morning. This
information is received (road a swat.
It was rumored this morning that the reb
els had crossed the river at Middletowtrnine
miles below here - but it turn out that the
people who mould were citizens of York
county getting away from the rebels.
The following is from this evening's Me
gropit
A gentleman direct from Prederick, Md.,
who managed to get through the rebel line!,
informs u positively that an advance of
the Army of the Potomac, 25,000 strong, wee
at Prided& on the day be left, and that
continuous column of soldiers were amuse
lily slowly advel ce g.
We piece entire confidence in this state
ment. It agrees th previous information
received as oontraband hers.
Our. advance pickets were two miles further'
towards Carlielo at eleven o'clock this morn'.
ins. A collision mint undoubtedly take place .
very loon. R.
ILtizzinvaa, J. 29, .1 .
Meads, night, 12 X. j
Four rebels who came within our lines at.
Mt. Union yesterday, arrived here to.day.
Twenty-five rebels captured at different
points in this neighborhood, within the past'
few days, were taken to Philadelphia.
Refugees from Cumberland Valley do not
pus through so numerously as hiretofore.
Large quantitlem of dry goods, wines sad
liquors, grain, lion and sheet tin have been
removed from the city within the past few
days. Some dealers &repacking up to.nighL
Quite a number of Wallies, path:alai, the
female portion, have left for Philadelphia and
New York, but principally. the latter place.
Many will go to-night.
A telegraphic despatch this afternOon says
that the rebels attempted to ford the river at
Columbia, but found the water too' deep; it
also states that the rebels lad torn away part
of the Columbia dam, hoping thereby to make
a fording plaoe. _ •
It is 'Wed on good authority that the 'obeli
alscanade an attempt to smolt Bainbridge,
Were miles *beide of Columbia, hot did not
soused.
Mr. Ito Ugh Mu; bora appointed to prepare
war bulletins for the press.
The following is this everting's bulletin r
The rebel force at York is 15,000. under
Early. They have laviid a contribution of
$150,000, 160 Inkrrels of flour, 40,600 poundi
of.bref, 60 saokrof coffee, and a quantity it
sugar. .
Th enemy moved 'from Wrightsvlllo -to
York.
imboden, with 6,000 Icon, oomprising an
the three arms of the settles, is believed to
be about twelve idles from Bloody Ban, and
advancing: 7 f
• •••••• 1 - •
Hmuutsolto, Jane 50,1863
The following b front to-dey's Teiegniph t
The rebels hale dos a joyed Ave . bridges - on
the Northern . Omar Railroad, between
Roldshoro ead Weep 1,4, 411tazios of about
seven miles.-
The men were arrested after dark
man& below the ROI Way Rouse sound
lag the river. :They wen dlsooverefi by oar
pickets, *ad when.lialbM, paid 49 attention
to them until_ eleven ahoto wore Arad, when
they surrendered. Thor gave their amallS'll•
filumfer and Wilson, (son of Stephan Wilson.)
They had a long,. thin pole,. It*PUur with a
heavy 444 by . , which they were measuring
the river.. They ;had also -a. small signal
whistle. Thoymere committed to )all tor ex
amination tomorrow..
nut arrartor.
The following Uninwipleallon from Miklos
General Conch to Gerardo" Orman, le publish
ed for general Information : -
.' A.l. RUSSELL,
Adjutant General of Pennsylvania.
}
'llnanucarramt, •
DErairxistr or rue Soaricanatita, ,-
Rumenttaiaste 2 3:1 0 63. •
Hie &Nat'l's . % Geoeinerd. G: Crum r • '.
Stu :—I beg leave to present to you the fol.
lowing u myarbewe ofwhe composition of the
Volunteer ' lifilitla fern 'called' out ' br pour
latest proolankation:
Then shah,
3,000 mu rendestolued at Rantlngdon.
1;000 0 -'''• - '" at Harrisburg:
20,000 et 4 ' • lit Ribbiling.
The total making 40,000 men, the proper quo
larof the newloree for the pi l l l . o4llllllltf of the
, Out of this lumber thaw" olOnld. 61 - 3;04
jiciii.
inointed . Miam i ' *Co ' weald la - thelr
own honoi—tologiddll thi - ogee
osaitO poi diem, for the not of enoso.' , l-
Twenty, oinapinToil s rObapahootort,. soak
' ISO it reap Who'lliOnlCAO'slowni lacing the
Lutdio peopW. fS ,.-r. t
zisnwArooloposiosognisw oo .1
r :.-,. n ..ta o t o r l z t/is
• batu7le fi wifttnot a
in.
• •
Dednotiag. thus hoz Abe .total fora, it
-would tame dirty : slaw liewesttilatantry.
VanruptOilyTiestra,
iSi
gnefra"'" •
**" Majorlietsraf tnsunatidlite-
Skirmishing has been going cakdtitisjr the
aftoinoon, 'about Is* - miles-frott the atty.
Several shots 'rewired by the rebel at our
*heti,
THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRO ON
THE
INVASION OF OIDLUPRPIENDED.
The Rebels 401000 StrongPre. - ann°
to Advance into Xentncky.
Cisonuctri, Jana 30.-.4 committee. of alt.!
lane had an interview with General liarnsidte
last night relative to the deferas'orthe
The communes adjoiiriar Without sitleSr , tit
-
ntestAhla morning. Thar' was saeneral awe:
pastes of business. •
At Columbus,yestaday, a meting was
held at the fitatillonse. Itiias add:used by
Got. Tod, whosald bh kid information that
the rebate desictewnatb;etitsr ()Jac. withia_lhe
nazi Eiontb. . ' ' _ ;
A eonlatttee of 'althea' wsi-appolaTedto
adopt s platrof"setion &pa lrraigh isyltin:too
for home deflate. .
The Couteareeart daratolt*llthattatterh
on the Cumberland 'ruts a thresdenfigiipirt t
The enemyls minded In' forain4,
The rebels. nnuthering4s o o3lllll4 - Yednut(
and Kirshall;iro - nrenarink - teAd c =l
Itentuol ty from lgalieei 7 - liar"
Gaps. The advance et tlthfl,efutditintikly
humble yesterday. ' '
The character of this iiiiivOiontla not tally
developed; hut th6so 'ooininind
dent In their abilltyto repel niOnnttetklihely
Tian azolitsyy ratae tiintral Main*,
for Ire dap: " • '
Tha Cantiarland luta risen fifteen teat.
The toads ica in lad condition.
inns mum! IN FIIILABI{LPHIA,
Business Almost Entirely ficuipended.
- - -
PEILADZIMEIA, June. 2,14-7. The issoitement
to-day is intense. Until- a late hour the
streets were crowded with an exalted poonla-
Hon eagerly Inquiring for news and enlfialuir
In defense of ske'etty • and BtatiP. 'At"tho
Navy Yard endmiclit'of .the ihops of Vte'qtr,
lominetie nliett-110Pitt:
they close:tat an
earlyhtiul,
hour, to:mso '
drill - , and most of the stoma 'Mralieyind
Chesnut streets closed emiyaar the unit pit=
pas. The city iii 1 . 3 , 1 45. !JO:* Agif44 l .9Bd
tn'astale of defense:. c
Flom Gern.
iN:a 7 lku - dson,:
,lina roar, 3.oll3o.4Thii:itAaatsnOofant ?
him via NOW
On ths 20th the rebels: itte4kakulOgidp
at La Bauch Chiang; but - wire ronlmd.
A second attack ersainadaiit-fhii'llght of thi
alit, bat were up males with - nonsidev
able loam, leaving Malt dead and woubdad on
the Mold.,
. .
A deserter from Port Hodson says their
beat artAllulat, Capt. Bea, had ban kill*
age . several ladies.
In the recent assault. the rebel - lou was
about 1,500. •
The deserter states that when he left they
had 15 aye rations, and when the.. were
gone the rebels Intend to arose the Ater on
rata instead of surrendering.
Rebel Pickets near -Alexandria.
PHILADILLPELI, Jun. 29.--Tho Washbston
Scar says it was autrimtlyAiportsd hare yes
terday', tint rabia.o4"l-ms"thdr7"r.
saes lour =Ws item Alsaaadria ms lbw r istr-
COALMERCI4.I4
riTTSBUS,4OI.
Onsci or iau Pau:strap Daum ItYarn, t
TvgeoAy. anew SO. ISOM f
Badness, generally, Is dull end neglooted, with no
deinandlor the leading srllcterr - iriavt In • email
way. Bo far ae quotations ar• eotteernBnkt6re Lino
change whatever.
as it la almost . impossible to gall disi*Sh - l**ti
from Hew York, the money market is "no bu3sett*,3
that there appears to be no established Wee.
FLOI7R—iI steady with a moderate local denumd,
witholit, however, any change la rates. We note
smell sake to the retail trade at $5,50495,59 for Ex
tra and 0,7590,00 for common, and $6,2596,75 tent
Caney brands of Extra /amity. Bye. dour is dull!
with an ostaalnind steal oak; at 0,7595,00.
PIIOVISIONEA-Bsent is quiet and auchengel..
Them la • moderate demand for Plain Hams at &VW
ktic, sod 11011* far Sugar Cured. Shoulders add;
Bide. ate
.?sgdnlr;tttha *MINS tendency. 1
6115111—Wheat Leda andlowert from In bands;
iled 4 22 v be 11 ,1 4 44115 / 1 9 15 49 1 ,19 ! Mi;#w CS rite in•:
qtdry forOath-andwenetiertiall-natii- at 450 - iinsa
drst. hands, and 14753 4= et/nil
„titelili,i*
quoted at 75 CO Ise,sato quality.
_
Burtraza YGGS--ais dull and drooping;sale at 12
bbliana at /3 c; -
POTATOSl3—miclumpt 0010 of f,OO ,toub prime
from Moro si fao per both.
01111:19-1n good donsad.sod Jinn with ssittiol
11.5 11' to lots a1 , 10$)10.30 br cisottwok 4
DEAR 11.81112-41sks OKI huh Amiss at $1,9
01,11 per bastt. Nolo" mop ha tlittlod at Utls;
mar—Eas a so mos - psa sous kilo psiihblj
H0111.19%415/s °turbot, - ; -
azoaxamoossAS'Assuis,,isas sisas: MAW' i
toning trout 11 to 18a lbs amanita to ides volts's,
Oak, kapott* with iota . solits K . 3116.130401114
thaw lots at 610.. UolsOms cistchsopti stOtO
old - itid, ti.oW. - • •
==:=f:M
.
Special Dkpetab to bb• Pitts/oath ,
ashsra.
Nix You, inike 30—OrmleAtta mot .Itigber.
maillai hick oat to teal , faemrsmit.
sad firm et 1441671, for July; Aunt UMW; .ibid
BeptemberbOa. _flellnad..trae,rateme hem 600464
mending to ^ Naptbais as litOiletter,,;:all
may be vete& at 240360. . ' ' 0.
, . .
Pitta nkrth. oti:AtimEps: ,
30—Mberi fa. I tooderate local demand tor
Crude. etutotitkllghtmeelpte. the .tatellat tw *at
Awl Askew ata hair aulatelned:the alaWdew
W of
ee, we ata Waal to gacite#lll3oolo; pe . tAmitwi lte
turned;ead 2240A30; plokidete" Inoloyd, Atettnat
I. wry Arm with cotuthwatitry, wattfpelowt awe
tandlag bbis boded 110.protet
deliver/4i WO. and 140 dott' 4 . 14- "A5 112 0...
-nu advanced; with . : eithwrts
.20044*,
wild 2 60 bbla ;Attie it AgO; ' • -
Addeo re!itewl fromOlty to-4az u risoo .
_the
markfijkillithi.lniteilioldeil asking it W.,*
, . Toledo' illaikeis
• ,Juiete7-Miiinerktd for Wheat WO= hoe le
veto sorbs to.day,, but wokenetedi;ttW
to not* in Dna& . Maus la
Ploar-No usia riposted. Winial4isioiso X
s Itad at /A- g 2,9(01 bush Xas - sas =A goo blob'
KA got at VAN SOD bush mai Oho boat. Bog- Rid
at 126.; 10,00ttbaili Nal/ Botratralrata Con
--11;as satire than for sound din. Emit 00 1 1 C..
balk and 51,000 bush X Bat 6404 au. 4454
800. bulb it 8 st saw, ace boa -No a aver.,
busk add 4,007 Itote7.lto I ledilKp.,
_Aid1i6114,,4
""it
64-°4#ll744llll44:•Wwelpidt
udo; ' • -3
T4. - .tlioiiety and Block itsitet
Ro Yost, app ar. :s.—Blarts7;,Xarkq.ac•
Ohs aid Son at tor opts on call kstaa, •
featilei , ittcharp,-,ganst, i*.datrijSstpar.
Gaia-xszi p tqatra s o F f rilat.:.: 4 4lloas 1
at4a 3i, and d‘n. Ark --••••• -. 4 •H
Ciknartuadit
,stalLaud lona% Vol.
ted SUMO Maar lEdj;:w
Q 7 new . area4.lloB: traergrialio - rty:
Notes 10360%; Mid 4481 . .Q143cf,F ,
etooks,-Makat,iin 241X84 -12111M7
1111411d04; wasps Is Prattle do Oka y Td. _
eh, lt %duet P/7E/MA ; Mbleda aad.W 714
Mt/burgh, Tarr. Wasps Chtusio 61%; CbSosirois
liordwookni293o eitonit - Tore - /I sets Prolomd
5_9.X 4 :l•Laisilt 22% Oloodied a ?Mead
aux; Central daip4ol34 t. he rs South
ern I. l tstualart //,,5.1:_,514.0111jpap_
.0544.441 New
Ircilt - CoWarM , Jed. issaind .. 2
liartautSasobJetlyi C
Altasi
_,l3assa Haat' .ms 92; do ^
aLhatedolt Kfaasori O aut.lol- et
•
Tatutalass_sts .
vigleXixd./Xarkei: - 1
Joie to-rekts: 60 'bib rad Lt ' as
PAL Wheat-nrabbir damns and to pram Weed
ot tot 'Mango. This ammo& da:* both red odd el
126efoltr: 00 1 eCOVot *mod vali
BAY od 'OAT be quilCoadrs,l4/.$ 614„:1
" In g• l ulgPfcf. a!rononol at t•q:
• ,
7 nrelioniatirl!AM*-OludafiklialcioAD,-
..anr.
A 1.166. ; Astraix
" &
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