The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, July 11, 1864, Image 2
lowrovrz--zt - E Eh! (finmgxiler. 0 v 1: FLA a: fi. ’- STAHLI, IDITOE AND PIOFRIITOI _GETTYSBUBG, PA lUSUAY MORNmG, JULY 11, 18M CAM.- POI} uphvurlznms !n response to span from the President. Gov. flux-Lin on 'l'upsdny issued 1: procla nation Ear twelve thousand mililin volun am inking-y, to serve at Washington and in yiciaiwgfor one hundred days, unlees 9091‘“ discharged. On Wednesday he is- ‘ouad 3 call for twelve thousand more, to nerve in Pennsylvania, Muryland,§Vusl:ing~ \lon and its vicinity, 118 most jegrnenlly Again: Ihe good and loyal men offhe Com monwealth, and especially the veteran sql ,diers, in all her bnrnlers, to show themselves worthy of her in this emergency. GEn¢Ccuch i; an Harrisburg to o‘rgnnizn ‘ihe "90”)” {at as they coma'fonyard, nnd~ ”Enid that ‘the fleservca urQ responding ' pnndsomely. ‘ ' New York is calied qpon for twelve thou nnd militia for one hundreddnys, nml Maunphnaeus for {jvp thousand. "I‘hcfluv ' pal-non of firm Suntan urge a'-proxupt re sponse. j ‘. l The C'lreupcS‘l in (be JIIII'K‘CIr—It was said, .1110 other day, at acme public meeting at ghe Sorth. that ”newépnpcrs were now the phwput nrtide _sold.” According‘to lhc 9x penufl 9f ppblicationfithcy undoubtedly" m. “any ,o_f thorn. bovrcver, are about. to nine their ricea. Those in Chicago have jawed thir price from twerrfy cents per ui‘eégk lo‘awciily-five, it rise of twcnsty five Per cent.. their expenges. rim); say, being increased 60 Per cent. The £|ltsburgjuur mull are talking of again advancin" ghezr prices; Nlll the rhiludelphia Ag: fin“. ad vanced is 414 in subscription to $lO per your tamnii subscribers, apd to city n-udL-n _‘24 centsrpeq- week, and 4 cent: per copy: fi'flhe Hgisburg Patriot (b l’uion hug pulsed mto ,L‘b ugnds 91' ajomt stock com - puny possessing the menu: and abihty to make it one othho first Démocratic pa per: bf the‘cou try. The publishers are flew”. Campbell &: Him—the fo'rmor. we presume; being the same gentleman recent; ' 1y connectedeith the Johnstown Dam/2cm]. j‘he Patriot has Always been uminteresling ,und we" conducted paper, and undvr he new management. decided improvements \ure promised. A Mi:lul.-c.—'l‘ho Nuw York dailies, hut \week, stated that. there 'were two bodies gaining I‘o be the Democratic National Liommifltee—ono with iion. Auk-hm Bei mont as chairman, and the othcr with ”on. ’J‘hpu'nu )3. Florence as chairman. 'l‘tie holly (if which Mr.‘ Florence is chmrmnn is the Nationni.l)cmocratic Association, which was iormdd at \thington, Lust winter, by Democratic members of Congress and other Democratic citizens. for a very laudable pur ging», and does riot intend“ to dispute mics évith. or is not in any way hostile to the Na: tionai Democratic Committee of the .\'.ttion~ in} Democratic party; ofwhich Mr. Belmont. ésfih’e undisputed chairman. r W” is‘ evident ihnt the Democratic Na- 1 jional Convgnlion, which will assemblq at 1 ’ ,Chicngo on the 2911: of Au‘gust,mill have \enongh good names presented to it to cnsure’ ‘ the selection of ncandidntqupon who the ' pntire Demo'cracy oi the country caniliy. Among those mt‘miuned in cbnncctibn: with {he Presidential honors, are the following: \ :{ien}. George B. McClellan, of New Yon-If. : fiéofrgo W. Woodward. of Pennsylymiu. : Boutio Seymogr, of New York. , Thomas H. Sc-ymour, 01‘ Connecticut. ’ S'rnnklin Pierce, ofNew Hampshire. udgo Nelson, of New York; ' Jeremiah SQBlack, of Pennsylvania. ‘ . \lamos Gythrie, of Kentucky. ‘ ‘ ‘ d. L. ys'allandighnm. othio. . \ ' (‘qm..S'Lockton, of New Jersey. James A. Bnygu‘d, 0‘! Delaware. ' i , ————-» ~0-.---- ' "n , Mtfiounmcni rgf Commits—Jinx Tums I— g Quagm- ailjyurped cine die on Monday lust, ' but. previous to it passed atbill imposing an 'glddilionnl income tax of five pet can. on ,ejfl lipcomezi'm'cr $OOO. payable in October, [or the purpose ofpaying the beauties and pxPense: of the draft provided for by the fnrollment bill. This is in addition to the five per cent. imposed by the amended {avenue tax hill;.which passed a few days ‘ baton, whit. we have now taxes go the ‘v’pmount of ten per canton all incomes oéer pix hundred dollars. If things keep on in this way. it. will be an ulvantage to the people to keep the taxes themselves, if 4' .possible. and pay the ificpme over to “ the ‘Qovei-xpment." . 2, 3 =I G‘Senafibr' Fessenden, of Maine. has been np‘pointeJ and confiimed}: fiecremry pf Lbe- ‘msury, in pince 0&1 Mn. Chase: , —q————-<c'.~——-—-——-~ ' ‘ . J2a££Mbm~Judge Lgmoh, of Ohid, So licip; f the thg Auditor’s Bureau, nud 3d mam. Atkinson, othio, Mr. Chase’s np ~ points», hue resigned. So has '3l:. Chit ?endemigh‘e Register; und :9 has Mr. Hat rington. Assistant Secretary Q! @llO Transcry, “35;“, Who next! ' B‘4 loud-nputhed “ loyalist,’{ the other“). remix-kw that “ the framers of [we Constitution of the Uuijed Sum were '5 utof infidels,” and that “ Washington was n't just the right thing eitherl’ Such p iguana: and contempfiblo traitor de gena'm be kicked out. of every white mania. ’ '” fiannßl-ookn has been assigned Io um gamma of the 10m a‘rmy corps, in plane pffiendfilaorev It us though by some of the Legguerl about. Pinaburg that. he was 1:60. mu enough to maintain command pf the Monongahela. The rub-13mg l'au mph; up : Coppeghead. -4 number of Republican journals ”beginning agape” fire cauliouédy upon gm Gram, yho. it )i‘iutilnuééd, by fill-mum“: yrpllisd‘oljgfa, . " W \fi-‘The “nevi" Emperor of M 93130 was 34 pair; 914 on the 711.1 of June, , ‘4‘“ 1 " “~“ Mfi‘ffififi. H " 9:69;?» w. ‘flc‘h 4"?“ M #3512“ “big" .- Mimi?“ m ‘41:! a I 371» . vi“ ‘o :r Ill: nxnocn rr PtRTYn-TBUTIIL , «4 1' "to" ul “Eff'l‘lclJCJN mucus. l Ilw allill‘ liléllls. We invite the intention of all thinking “1 __,. -._., _Z‘h , V,_ - men in the Republican party; to ‘p axtnlc ll IG H L Y .1 M PORT A N Tl .‘x'ilfied lwluw. It is lrom the Neyburyporti ___. llcraltl. an able. indepeudem, conservative - ' V ' Rppublicln paper. It states éoncisely ”3d {ma BEBE” MlO3 Emmi“. plpnrly the li-ulh of history in I'93““waIDBKNSYLVAMA-fHREILTmD. grout Dmnucrntic party of flip country-Lilia ' ‘party which has always been the party of the whnh‘ cnuntry. the grimt champion of the righh and libvrlivs 01' thr- peoylrg the supporter and dentin-let of tha Constitution and the Union. Ibis no wonder that men' feel proud 1:) hnvt‘ been ashobintnd ulth thiq party nnd to have given it a. life-long cup non. 'Jtfi'emll, Madison, Samuel Adams. and the' other great. Democratic light; ol' the éurly days of tha Rnpuhlic. were its l'n'undq rs. my] our country’s greatnessjs a monumvut to the corructnc-s of in princi ple: and the slatosm mahip which has con trolled its policy. While its principles, which mare those a! the_(,'unstitlilinn,\pre vailczl, the natfnri I“respond; when th'ry wen; overthrown by éectionul fanaticism win came. It is only by a return to the practice_uf those principles that the coun try can now he saved, and iléropuhlitmn in stitutions preserva}. Let us trust that the pche,.now taught wisdom in (he dear school of a bitter ‘expcrienco. are ready fpr such return, :lan that in Novemlwr next they will b 0 decline in a voice um shall i make extremists and lunatic: in‘ both sec. lions '(lf thc‘Uui-‘m {our and lrémble. The following-is the Herald‘s urticlé nnzhuinocunw ‘mn-n'. ‘ ‘ “.\'ow wo have to my of the Democratic : party. that, separated irom all connection wrth slavery. it, is the party of the rountry, and in. piahticully opt-axing, essential truth. All other organizations have been tempo rury.h.t.~ledulmn lfllic principlm. and often uiniutg t 0 uuitztiit wrong meantirw. So not one of their. in; continued. There has nevor been a pony opposed to the Demo cratic party that has outlive-110. single no tiunul Administration alter coming to pow-t or. From the days of John Adm)" to the lust year of the term of Abraham Ll'N-‘Olm this fact. ttnnnls out.“ truth. They ”.013“ live well enough when. out of power, for then their whole duty wus’to criticise {ntl grumble; but brought to tho test of profiti cal action, they all so far failed us to he re jected by the [it-oplt-upon the tint election ‘ after-Wards; and If Mr. Lincoln prove an exception. he Will he the “rat in seventy years. 0n the other hancl, the Democratic party is more pnpulm in powur‘tham out, i because its plattot In has CllllJUtllC‘l the win-1 oil-lea upon which- the nation win: founded, antl without which it couh'l not continue. . We refer to its ru-ognilion ofthe written“ Conatilution; it: strict conrtruction of that t‘lonstitution, and as acting quence. its limi tatimtiof Executive and Congressional pow ers; its utlirtuation of the rights of the States J—rights reservr" in the formation ot‘ the Union f and its dot‘ett‘n 0f the libt‘rllf‘s 0f ‘ American citizens every“ here. Its moa sutesTelntin: to finance, intetndl improve ments, Lll‘lil'i. taxation, the m-my and the lmvy, anti intercourse with foreign POW-fl": wete all based upnn its tnndttmentalprinci plus. Now wedo not care what may be the mune of the pnrty‘ttlmt mlopts this plat form; it Will he the le'lY to control the icountty in tho lung run, unle' this revo lution i~lmll province :1 rmliml gluing- in our finrmnnn-nt, The country can he govt-m -led no othmwiw and maintain the distinc 'tivt: character it has lmxl, and by which have come our nnmlmus ,urun'th, immense power, nn-l grout promority.” The litbltlll i‘usl :uys thechrultl will find the organization ol the Democratic party as durable as its principle“, and that, the mu tation: it may expcrirnce will only odd to its power, nntl :ttlortl it the di=ciphne neces sary to inert-:wwl wiqd'nm nnnl ability to control the nzttioml pullpy, and we concur I in this opinion. ‘ ‘ WOOl. Wm. B. Thoma“, ofthcll‘hilmlcl ‘ phia. Union Lengthy is out, in a card dosnriug 1 250 men to fill u L his regiment before he i can proceed to [eri‘burg for the defence [pf the State. ”u Lka: ' ”\VIH the Union LMgue and other pa.- triotic :Ltsociutmns throughout the Slate and counlr‘y. inmaul ol .suymg lo the people go and juin the army, say to them come and join with u: thq hosl. ol' hhcnly? Will ~they do something by example rather than precept '.‘" The puhhahml “catalogue of his fellow members of the League in- that city num bers 1031~four {mics the number he re quires. W;ll llwy ‘rvspond to the. appeal? - wl’rcsidcnt Lincoln has issue’d u proc lamation putting the State oflientucky un der martial huff. 'l‘he‘ ll'orld says of it: The proclamation of martial law in Ken tucky is an insult to the devoted stud pulri-i otic Union meuol'thnt state. Almo>t alone; she drove out. the Morgan raiders, and she has sent. in propgrtion 'to her population, and in ndditionrto hcr organized militia, as many men to the war as any other state.— ’l‘he purpose ofthis proclamation is to facili tateJhe stealing; of nqgroes which is now going on there under Mr. Lincoln’s orders, ‘ and to overawe the anti~Lincolu voters at the next election. The first part of the plan may succeed: The’ lastk will fail I wretchedly. Crossed bayonets at every poll will not prevent the vote of Kentucky trom being cast against the very worst sul ministmtiun that ever cursed an dfliicted country. ' .»———'——_ , ‘ Fremont Rt [afication H»cling.—A mreting was held at,Cooper Institute. New -York. on Monday evening week. to ratily the nomi nation; of Fremont and Cochrane. The hull WM crowded. and spet’ches were made by the Rev. Dr.orostes A. Brownson, N. C. Clayton. of Missouri, the Hon. John Coch rnne, J. W. Boyce. E:q.. B. G. Walker, Esq, of Vermont, Judge (3. E. Birdsall, and others. Another great meeting was held in St. Loni: on Monday, as noted in the World:— The Fremont. ratification meeting exceeds everything of the kind held here for ma ny years. Over twenty thousand people 'are on the streets on horseback and in carriagoe,'with a vast number of torches. Rbmnn‘ candles and trsmbaroncie‘s. to cele< ? brute the ratification. Fjve bands of music are at the head ofthe columns. and the People are singing thé Fremont Marseil £2s: at 1856‘. The ntnrost enthusiasm pre ‘ v . [Law (a rccruil 11).: Army. er and UK Wu}.— Jt is pmpbscd that Oh! Abe issue a procla mation ordering an election in reference to "the further continuance of the-'“'". and the voter in to PM his name on his ballot. and if for war no is to go Ind help fight in out. Those voting peace are to reconsider ed useless in the ranks,—not being edapted for the soldiering business, and hang would remain 8!: heme taking cure of'Home “hits. while their braver, more! patriotic, and “loyal” neighbors are rushing mnhe mn non’s mouth. These refusing to you; are to be fined one ' hundred‘ dollnrs. It is ‘ thought that. such a proclmrialion f. om Abe, ‘ and such an election, wou‘d speedily end ‘ LllB Warn—Lebanon. AJ- mfl'he Presigem has appointed the firét Thursday in Augugt. as a (1.1) oflxu’mitiatiou and yraygr. ,_ ‘ ‘ ‘ . fi-A vacation 11" Sell iuseifidiwrs I)» passed a resolution urinal-Bug mm. new! wgekly pipers in sth Sulefrom sl— to .32 per ammo;- I=LLI: MUCH EXCITEMENT. [From the Age of WeduL-SAJJ)’ J Th 9 “drift-denim otpmhttnn nt-ruumthe' Potomac i-4 led by General Enrly, who suc ver-lt Ewell in command orsmn -wnll Jack .wn's celebmted division. The I-xpcdltion ' i's‘vuriously estimntnd at from twelve to twenty tllouund. There ii a large l'nrce' «angry and artillery with ,it. It fumel from \Vinchtfrtor. in tlm' Slmttanlloah Y‘alw lt-y. .lt. I|‘lt:uu(‘“'l trnm llll'l‘t‘ in two :cql; unins. (mo marchrdalmthan-t tn Harpor’s l’t-try. tun-my milr‘s di‘tant: tho nthor rw nlv mnthoightvcn mile“ to l‘vfurtiuilvurg. Thu )lartimh'un; Column tnund Sigol's nil vancc n. few mika south ot‘Mnrtinsburg.—, The Fedoral aohligxs however rvtreutcd, and .Sigcl evacuated the town.’J.t Mur tinsburg, in ord'or tn out-manaauvne Rigel“ the Confederates diVided their columnf‘ one paint followed Sigel eastward six miles! to Shepherdstmvn, on the Putmmm, eight l miles above Harper’s Furry. The other marched nnrtheuct to Falling Watersnten' miles above Shepherdatown. This cuthpell-I in] Sign] to omit; the river. “‘6 abandonmll Slippardatown' and want to Sharpsburg. two ' miles from the north bank at the river. and; (m the Anti-Ham battlefield. Unehody of the (Inntmlorntt-s followed him.‘ Hearing that the othur burly had rro<sed the river' at Falling “'ators and \Villtittit:[;ott Heart by.- and were "(Ewing down towards Sharpslyurg. Sigol hamly retreated nnuth ward towmtl~ ”At'le‘r'i Ferry. 'l‘hh-hrlt tlw road into Pennsylvania open, without 'a‘ Federal sultlier'to (Ippose the enemy's pro- , gross. ‘ The column nl'thn cnmnv which mnrch- 4 ml from Wmt‘hmtur tn llarpnr's Furry, i {mind the l-‘u-tlvral advang'v nt lit-mlmvnn—l A skirmish tnuk'placo and the l“mleral;. ‘ troops rctirod to H urpr-r’~' Furry and “'lhll“ (lrL-w acrnsi the l’utmnnc to Maryland Heights. The-y lmk thu supplies in the with the-m and broke dawn the bridgcsl which cross the riVer. 'l'he ()otitl-dcrau-s: atlvaqud tn thetowu and occupied it. The: river Wm allthat SPPfllJtl‘ll thetwo fan-96,! lant-h combatant lming pasted on the hills‘ ‘ on M 4 title at tho <trotm. A“. soon a: llar-. york Ferry wan rvarhc-d. llw Confederates. snnt\fl furce nl cavalry unil— artillery tcni "1;!05 down the southern hank nl the RM 141111.13, ti) :1 I)l:l|'t' nmumtv l’nmtal’ lidclti.’ 111-m ‘1 womb of Stat'a Mumtam juu out to the fiver, af‘d for same tlhtancu the lial- . timuro and tlhm llulmad rhns' along the, \mtor's edge. The Contcdcratt-s on the: southern hank hufll on a passing twin, and mmmnmx the “tum-lonmunt at that pnllmu of the road. 'l‘hr)’ rt‘OSbt‘ll nvoraud to“:- up the (tank. but .lllt‘r“ ‘l'le X'C’C"o‘-‘°‘,l“md rt-nzainvd 9n the snutho." 'lmnkh “19'" ohjvrt i.~tol»rm‘t-nt troops in'"? 5“” “'0!" “’ashingtnn alnng the l':llll‘0.."] .‘0 “5“!" pet's Furry. Tin-y have addmitp..sl‘9d_ltv ‘ \Vhon our nmmnts cloud, the fallow"! was tho [msitinn nl attain: Thnrc WES 3 small l’wleial gnu-Mm or .\imylnnd Height“- Sigol mth thi- Lumps fmm .\I in imburg had 1 jun reached that place, so that. all the Fc-l-_ Hal troops in that qtmrtcr were tm the north L‘mk of the Potomac oppmite ll nr-' tvt‘r's l’t‘uy. The Confmlerntw “14'9- in the: ‘”“‘". on the ‘outh bank and on the hills Htrnund it, A form) “'ils cpl-mite l‘uint of lint-la, tun mild bt-I'm‘. and prove-Med tc-' ‘ lnt‘nrvcniontn lu-ing <cnt Imm \\':l~hin;_'tm\. .\ furcc'was at .\‘hat paunrg trom Failing. Wa tvrs. llflgt'l‘rlfiwn, tea mi'ns north of .\'harpihnrtz. lifld lwt‘n ‘zthantlunetl. fln'l \i'aa‘ llt'livt'wl tc he hold by the (Junl‘cdm.:tv<.—l . Frederick, tittt‘en tmlct nmthoast 02 Far-- Ept-r’s Ft-riy, had had all the Fuderal sup-1 [plies and uuundwl taken awav from it. and , 'its eat-tum wa: hatred. (Governor ‘.‘urtml lhas called out twelve thuumnl men for: tone humlrml tl.t)'<. and h'u :v~ked thr- l’onn n~_\‘l\:una ltv‘snrve» to ru—onlist for the much; agourv. Tut-re are no twain nnw tlelOtt<l-‘ mg Penmylvania ;‘ very {““‘ at \t'adnngton - that can be sent. Wt‘flthl'll: and IL Will. take lluntur nuarly lwo \Vt‘t'k% to (‘ruucl from “'t-xtern Virginia. A: PIX n’clnrk‘ laxt~evvning the Culli'ctliu'ttlc“ nttut-kml the, Federal garrison on .\[aryiamL “rightml‘ The result is not known. ’ 9 From‘the numerous account; rsroivml we are at length able to give a hialm-y of tire cavalry expedition ol" (ic’ncrak \Vllslfll :mll Knutz. 1t cnnsmtml ol‘ mght thuus'uuly tut-n. 'l‘iiPy hid with them .sixlccn can-y . 7—37. . '.- _ non and thirlnon hundred wagons. ’l‘hoy l, [l r-"f’ H“ B": rl" ‘l' ”‘3'” l _ lclt (ism-rill (iiaiit’a camp on June 2i1.1‘ At 1"“ “ “10‘"; )“‘flt‘r‘~l“:" “- l'r'm “'l‘“ ”‘ ’l'hoir olrjc-ct was the destruction of hull-‘1‘“: ““ WNW“ I“'=‘l“‘_"’k “”'l ho‘uth railroads: one running: lrntn llxl'huiund. Mn‘untmn llt‘lllt‘t‘l] :tl.|!':_:1‘lt'l'ul”0l llioromt-ls forty “,in 50“”,th in llurltsville: one :i'ml the “army; ullll-‘i‘ commithl of Major lrom llelt‘l‘sbtll'g thirty-live llllll‘s wc=t to , “in?“ \l'l‘fldco-I M' 16“ ‘”‘-‘“”;Pll‘f the Brk rum .3 fO. 150,.ke;.']]e “a“, to I'9 nauswore mm" ( inch ny nun. .. moo. Lgn-ch‘lluru ;mluinlx (the lrtildllliurlchaville‘ 5‘30"“ “”lH'db‘” l“l\"W“‘k ."P-‘W'J’ly “f’ so'uthwert [to lhnville. The cavalry cross-; “‘”“’?" and {’"”’“9‘l 3‘.1t11'1200l the enemy ed the Weldon Hull-owl (Lt llcnms' Station, i”"“”"1 ”“‘ 10"" “"‘” 5h“l‘h"r"l>t”"”l- .Il' ten miles south of Pt-tt-t-shuug. They did I “’"" "0‘ known “hath” 51“” ‘""’” “““' to éomc little dunage to that. load, but push- ‘ ““9”!“ “Wm“ ”"“‘-"'"“ s's“ “L ‘Ma‘rylnnd ed on lourteon ulilcs to Dlnwiddie Court: “Hi-'““» ‘"' \Vuro‘uanrched “’“"‘“‘S 1' ““1”“ House. llere tlwy divuied into two pan; “'k- in _“6‘s “l? ’(‘;“‘:\'E ““‘" ““3 {Reilly ties. One went over to Nottown' Court: “'”"‘? ‘“'“ ""':—' -°“ 1 ‘ "“"- ‘“l“ . N: House, on the {imprahmg and liurlkesvnllc l governun-nt and I 3 lrozul buildings at Hat'- railrond, eiuht mile; from 'Burkesvilla; 'pcr’s EMT." 1N“? “‘“"' (10513.03'014- the other nit-u. to insul'svsmuon. bn meg A}! 01m"? fro") ('O9,- mgvls command} same road. Both parties tore up the mils . nrrlv‘ml :il (It‘ll. \‘v .lllllcc s. hon-lqmrtcrs (in, somewhat, but were soon interrupted by ‘3‘” hold) yesterday morning, on l.""l‘“rl'ed| the Confederates, nnd both hastily march- , ('“"'- ‘533'4 5' is”? allungllllh’ ‘bl‘lrzllzbiflg ed westward to Burkesvillo. Here the ftw'“ gomgnn ‘c ‘.O ”1. ."'-=' '.‘S' u 9} burned we depots and lore up the mnigcnemy “’ch not In sufllcielildprce to at ngain, and started southwest nlonz the line 'templ, to storm tl‘g,“~"’,l}§' _ \l ”i: the ““1 or the Burkesville and Danvillo Rdlll'oxld.lof n all“: and ”I? Llama ”mat e _euemy 11“.), marched filmy miles to the bridwe‘. can he ohserred in the direction ofblmrps. across ttaunton River. The mick “(,ufi’yigurgll driving of} cattle! horses, &c.,lnud all the why was. destroyed. 0f the four lun ell-mg. thohrmer‘i “1 We "“110.“ N 0 milroada, the one from Richmond to llurks- 1 huge force ‘5 ”Mme; Lwn.'Stalil had P 99“ ; Ville. and theonel'rom Burksvrlle to Lynch-l 59!“ 01“ by (fem 5'391 “Willie Wider-‘3. burg, were not injured. I‘ho road from ""31““ force at ‘”“’"er andarLJilqu-y. _ Petexshurg to But‘ksville was very slightly] libelljlllfn troopzzhold ”If lglllt'dlioc‘f: damalved. the bu nmw of station houses be- i 3" a ‘9 .coun 7" “P .0M“ “Y 09 .3 l ing th°e principnltdes‘tructicn. It. has beenl though rebel. cnvnlry and “‘“"‘er “'0 "51' ‘ repaired. Cu the‘Burksville mid Dlnvme' ”111° 0“ llhe V Iflrrauslgorev “$1 09°88|°nully Railroad, however, the rails and ties have” {9'7 “9‘ “"‘ .5 e. neroas enver. been destroyed for about twenty miles. l g 13° 'i‘ylrfil‘d ‘3 my :nobstrllctodTaslih‘l- 3: “'hen the hrld’ue over Stuunton River ' ‘“‘ Y 0° ,excep ynn occasion; _lo I was reached, thecexmdition found itself‘ 9:511?” from thepnemy on the other side. ‘ confronted by a large Confederate towel—l ggéh'qg dtgfilyful; gogndushto ”'e.dulqmg° Wilson and Knutz then turned enytward, 9 °._ ‘ ‘3' n. _ ‘“'l‘f‘l‘t‘ '““'!- on theirhomewmwljnurney. .'l‘hcy matched l {"“' Mnrlin?hurg'. though "- 15 bk'lvaedflmt across the country (gmvnrds Rcllms’ Station. l 3;? 31e=“"ffi“°n ““5 one of the "””‘ “We" Three thousand n groes joined the corn: ‘ enu '. . . , ‘ mandaud ‘“‘,"ch with them. The soil-i (n-oatexcilem’entcxmtsrnWQstcrn Mary dicrs were much 'uded and m n ' hail beeh “‘“"'“nd ”Stall” ‘”'-““”‘” a large num d y ~‘l 'rfl 1 l}, b lber of horses and cattle were driven into noun er in various con to s. to am u~l , - ‘ , lance train was loaded lvith sick and wound-i Unfinitytgaourfthut sfialoné’f mealsuvllell ed. When ‘tho Weldon Railroad wnsl ”P“ es rpm "J 0" “"“' a 30° reached, about uthousand men were riding ato 0010"“ Lawrence, ‘"' “ 1““ hour 13-“ on the wagons and 'ambulances. 'l‘heyl night. announced the fact that the engage were unable to walk. The railroad wasiment b_etwoen bl} forccs and tho enemy, reached just below Reams' Station. Thom"e mzle from lradenck, 1”!“ ”‘“““! m enemy were found posted in front. They ‘ :3: $315: a: uh‘lclgglils'ndl he dfi‘fil“ EO‘P' were attacked, but could not be driven oti‘., n a , ‘“'. ' a ,9" c "“x A contest was fought't‘or seveml hours, and 1 oiclock. “‘6 enemy three hm“ attacked l at last, under coverot'the night. Wilson and! ’”’ throes, nnd were repulsed “Ch "m“;— Knutz retreated westward, n ghort distance, 3 09". 39°90“ of Alexander 5 hattery, (’Ol - then moved towards lieams’ Station, §Gllpln 3 3‘l fidtom-rc Home Brigade, ““d n. hoping to be able to cross there. The Ell&| portion of tho“ hundred d‘Ws "9"P3~,s°m°i my, however. were there in force. All ab; o‘. ”’9'“ frog'leltuuore, were 1“ “‘9‘; en» ‘ tempt; to cross were repulsed. Largo bod- gagentent. be 0553‘ {"“’ “0" 5'4" -' l l ins 0t Confederate: came down from Peters-l A.” 3 0":ka last oycmng “’9 enemy hfld 'burg. The command was surroundeil.—i:s“fi“d ”‘"“': Soutllfmhountam, and 90!!- There were bumtwo ways to at out. Una a “09 “’“‘ “‘”‘9'o ‘ esxtuauon. _ was acrossaswamp in front, alum-d: Grant'slnnffig‘llgghaeyr'gxi": dnewa °f “\pul’h" camp; the other by a retreat westward' . '. ' , and a long circuit towards Norfolk. The “"‘ ‘““' 39"" “ "'“"‘.V': men were worn out. Of theeightthousuid CHAIBIRSBQBG. July 7--A man from which comma the expedition on its 3pm, , Hagerstown. ~”mt arrived at Greenmtln, not. more t hull'werd in fighting oomli- says Shag Mcbwslrmd’s command. formerly tion. '.ljhey had but little 1.0 out. "I"he'denkms. fifteejh hundred strong, cayalry stock at negroes consumed the soldier am- ; and “IO“nl-ed. llllmlry. and one buttery, Lions. A council olwu “l” called. It was.entured llztgerstuwu yestex-dagv.,antl lettat determined that the force should be dwi— “lawn 2;le _ll‘l t 3: Fffidfiglckllfizlnplke. ldad. One party underluuu wa-tocutita W are P 11.13") (Y 9 la re 5 had ”my through the enemy by crossing uie'all gone. Small vat-tie? retuyped um lswump; the other under Wilson was .10 morning. when 4 requisition was mode (or {take tho circniwusxoute towards NurlolkyLWU outfits M 34 520.900- —:Uud§‘{ llrrguts ,r-fg MWI’M dune “flaw“ ugygn:;£mburnw‘ the to)“: the :duninnd y“ forth regimen.“ WES." 0. 29.5% 35‘ . ' .' . s‘; - - lune-y could, and each regiment chase its: Rcvollo or the Refill ‘il“!ulon, tendon- Tll9!\Wl’:}l‘llflfil-l‘°'l WWW» Tim: llnmsucnc, July 7.—-G£-ucral Gogol: has CZ:EMI ‘ I hamhuhnno train‘wn ahn‘ndnntd with in' load of wounded. All the troops whocoukd nnl “:qu nr ride- on lmru-hark wan- left by' (11" hudxnh’. The shit-on c.mnml were} spiked. Tue- [ruin of thirteen hundred} wagons, loaded mm the booty cnptuped on the raid. nus set fire to and nearly “mm-114 ed. Th neen cux~§onl um btown .up.——' Kama. with hnvy Ina. cuthin wly through‘ the sump. w:!~on unrated toward Nor lolk and encmdwl. with 'th‘rrm min-nut. in' 'geuim: OW. HA.- cnme in!“ the l’udernl linN' Iron) the BLlcszxh-r I'vaiun three day“ ugo.‘ The luvw‘ of the oxpedninn were immonse.‘ .Thc- (fonfodmuina captured sixlevn »enns,’ one lhousglnd homes and an ‘ambulance‘ train nfm'er one hundred vchtelm. Thirryw eight. wagons Were n’Xso saved by them cut, of the burning Imin. ‘l”qu humlgeq ne~¥ grnc: succeeded in planing ofl': the‘rest‘ wpro mpmrml. Tim mnnb‘er of prisoners? i 4 not knnwri. hut out or eight. thoumndf c‘arnlrvnwn. Inn-01y {our thou-mud returned ‘ 1n the Forlvrnl Nuns; 'l'lu- rather-q :u‘i‘ either; kill-~d.’wulindml .m- n)‘i~‘<ihg. 01' the mag-l nifico‘xlt :xxlillt-ry and [wins of the cxpt-dici turn. but [lll’QOls.li~~on"‘\\'urt‘ NflVt'l]. On the: reluru of the cavalry. .Wright’s -Corp§,} which hwl cum: to aid hnm, returned tn‘ it; pmt. 0n hut Friday Light theCG'mled erutrs made an attack ' Burnside. but wele n-yuhed. Nothing‘has occurred in‘? from of l‘vh‘rdnn: since. Grant has sout‘ several sic-41p gum {’o the hunt. On) Sunday‘ last. he summoned PVlCl‘thll’b’ to surrender.; The nuswcrja' not reported. 1 Tin: ALABAMA sync. The Caulwlvmle steamer Alabama has hnen aunt-lied and sunk by the Federal iron-glad Kcnrsarue. Captain Sn-mmea ““'l nuptial n_challr~n-:9 t!) fight frbfu Carpinin \Vmslmmf ”IO limrsarge. The Alabamal 0 mm nut IH‘Ulwilmurg in the British Uhnn.l nul, :unl‘lh'fi‘ light. tank place on the morn ing of" June l‘th. Summon had previnufilyl lnnnleil ull llla valuables. The Alabama.i lwinga wunh-n rowel, was soon sunk:——— Nine of “I"? New \vvn- killml .ind twl‘nly “(ninth-11. Siva-mghb wr-re picked up by‘. tlu- Kunrmirue uml m min primm-rs. Scmmosl with .mnul truly mun. nu.» pickwl up by 3‘ llrilish yacht and landed at, Uowos. They| ol"cou:.w «amped. r ‘ _ ' A small uxlnuhlinnhhns sailed up the .\lis~i~.~ippi Imm Nr-w Urinal“. umh-r Unne ral [luau-r. 1t hm landml at l-‘nrt Andrews, on the vast n-i-Jc cl'lhe river. 31ch Port. Hud son. uml‘ haq gone ~mne distance into the interior, with tlwanl-ject. m is supposed. of trying to tll ive “if the batteries which block :ulethc river. » One (linusuml priaoners have nlrt-ntly lwo" exchanged under the cartel inaugurnmd hy Punks With the Co'ul'ederabe :Luthnritim in 'l‘vx N. ‘Un lew lufnlh‘nvl‘lnl ”mum’s advance nrrm-«l m I‘lmrlmtun, in \th-m Yuginm. xm'vnty miles unu'ln o! l‘arlwr‘hurg on the Uhiu. “H 10», m the I‘m-treat 2mm Lynch burg Wu». hm thnumml. It “ill require :Lhuut lwo wwki l 0 [rampart Hunter's ur my to IL point :11 whirh 1L “iii he avail-Allie nguitht Hm ( unfc lcmlc advance acres: the L'ulumlc. ‘ [From the .\gu m T!|llr:d-\_\.] 'l‘lmre i< some iuh-rexting now; from .\r k:m.~n!. As mun as (in‘nbl'M .\'.coie heard of, llu- mptmc o! the gunluoul Qucnn City, by the Conlmlvr-ltm. [l.ut mink, he WM. 3' Force (0 Un- mn-Ilhnf Wlnto Run-I*. This force del‘mh-ul (In: (,‘a'xilluh-rnns um! captured {our cumuu :unlflgvn hun’lrwl primJers, ~ “=4th thv [hm-c gum Lukn'n from tthucou (my. Rflinlnrcvm’vnti came in the enemy, hm‘nn ‘y and Slum-195% lwo!» l'vlrefltml‘l— 'nm cfnfidvmlu dill rmuniu nnT—‘While “U“‘l‘. thou-5,". wwzh; uuxlgr the protectinn of .L'Hn'unt‘. 0:13. “I“. [ln-111;; The blockade of [hp .\[hx‘hsippl 'lm uul y'ct, Mum nursed. 'l'hvrx-h nut 31) mrlél. 3: ,“1“".""“""' fur-{he mfx-Lv of the l’cfhrul 5:11:150n of 12mm Rm k. . ' 'l‘horv is br-ml‘ trnulde hro. 'illls"JPQ“'°°n 111121 mil :nI-l .\monm uhnut [hfx "15c ”‘“‘” .\lnlzunn .\'unhmm nnvl munv hf M‘ 139" \n-IO lurked up luv 2m l-l-mln~h pier-UN yacht .unl‘i‘.n‘riml mm .m llngh~h pg“. \\ here “they m-ro 5051109. Mr, .\.] um“. it 1., rnpwrlml. “all «h-mnml (hum: mv-‘n, it the n:un.- of tlm .\zm-rmt‘m (ivmxmni-ni‘, an In 1-ouwl'< nf‘ w 11'. \Vh. llwr llugl‘m-l‘ '\\'ill give léxn'n upi :mr-lhq-r !;l:t‘~llnn'. (Mm. mum’cr \Vimluig, u: Lil“ lit-Ah AY:'\‘, is to be In FL) 1. “omm , i-n'c‘. ' ' 'l‘hcre E 4 unhiu; I'run Gun-3rd Grant‘s army. 'l'h“ twp-mt 'Ahuut tho ~nmznnns of xunl-mh-rwut lu l‘vlerdmugi~um~ mflnnvnl. Thu "mlhuh-MLI‘ 'llL!\'-\llt'o m‘rms the rum-- xuuc uhzorbs :dl auumiuu. - , THY. REBEL INVASION A FIG" I‘ NEAR FREDERICK, "D, MEM mnvml his headquarters from Cinmlmrs but; to this mty (with :n vitw of faculiufing' the nrguniulim’ of tlm militia recently 'cuned out hy the" Um'ernnr. , Rebel priaonerq capturN in tho skirmi‘h 3&4,W>Ln\vn day bofqae—ycm-rdny state ”at "pic-sent rai-l is rim-only In prorure bong; but crew nml previsiona. That. it in hudtd by 1.0%, and mmposedofE‘mlFtand Myth-« L’s comm. and Um it. fit an rfl'ort to invade Pennsylvania and other Northern .\‘tnlox. The mppure of Bax-llimnre and the (lmtructfnn of the national capital are use aimed at. :‘ .. Whilst. Lee is thuz operniing agnimt \V'uhingion city. BFQHFOy-ll‘d hm beE-n Xv". in mmmand at Peter-share. where he has sufliiiem force, so our informant suite-i. the reb,e I believe. (0 hold Gmnt in check and provmthis advanceon Richmnnd. LATFJL—A diapatch just. received frnm Grq'enci-iln slut»: "ml._ the rebel form has evacuated llnur‘r~town, retiring on the road towards Frederick. ‘ . Through the infnrmnlinn dorivml from scouts in Adan“, York. l-‘rmkiin and Ful ton counties, it is nnw lu-lii-vml ‘hero that not a sulifary armed rcbul is at. present. within the borders of Panngviunin. LATER MORE OF 'l‘lllt FIGII'I‘ NEAR FIRED .I‘IIIC‘K. . - i Hal‘pcr‘a Ferry and Bn’u'ar ”tights Re-occu , pm! by the final ’l'l'oopa. T‘lu- S'IIII' of Sntnrttxy ays that the-relmls have let! Harper's l'crry 3 Id Huliur Heights, fund :\ bligndv of Ueuem Sigel s [loops (n [m WP“: uuilm .\lM’Hund Hcighls) lmvr rc-ou'd pit-II than: phl‘h, Md nt Luv. uccoums luH them, there being no signs of the mum) m that \icinily. V - ‘ The railroad is In working order bet-ecu this city and Sandy Hook, oppoflte the Ferry, and. mrs run to lhnl point. , 2‘14”" Am; another extensisve fire at "ur inc ’5 l’cu‘y on Thursday mghl. The bridge murlhy ShemuLlouh “A“; in ILmes, and n nmnhwnf buildings in Various pull.» of llm luwn. \The rnl-m) h=.ul prd-Imrhny lurn‘cd ll“: o.\lou=i\c rulxuml pl‘alfurm. and ull the bull nip; ulun: t‘w line of [lye l’ommnv. 'l‘htl unl lluzrzllxuu on Thurflllv {light lhxew' u gluw owr ull xhc country for mule: around. Tln- nmiu lguuh of the who-ls i: suppnsml to he in the nugh’honhuml of )leclmmrshurg wntchin'g for the uppmrnune of Gun. llunlgr, apd the upunun libe‘vmn‘fng gem-ml that they do nut number the h (ll' 0! twen‘y llxuus and. .\mung the CdNnLlllK'S in the fight nc'xr Fred erick, on Thursday ulwrmmll, “ore Lt. Gilbert, of the Bth Illinois. killml p; n shut lhmugh xhc‘brmsx; .\l.\jur 11, 0. llizmr, ol‘xhe :hl \ldr) -» I.lnnl, wounded, Corporal Jame: llz‘xlsinl, .hl .\lurfllud, l’rnmes .\'. Ynlcs Ucurgu Spring-r. and June: Rwy, '34 .\l.u‘_\vl-.unl, all :hghlly \\ ulllhlrnl. ' Three i-l-lwl Sulilfi‘rs were mphm .1 in this fi‘Lflll, Klwv are all Unhimun-am—J. ll l‘rmu bung, ulxbtlkll l"..l':\rsnn:t :Uul Jurrwh .\lml_\- aml lJ"l0llgCil 1Q Iho Sv-t‘urd )lnrgllmhl (‘:n.il ry.) ’l'lu-y slated lluu the fnrce of Ile gin-my IS coynuzui'llud lly Bradley T. J\:|itn<:-x|, “liq, about. [on du): ago, was woman-'ll to be u .\lujur Uung‘ml. {a , ‘.During ThuhdJ)’ nighlnll was quit-l nmr l'l'vdt-rixk. lilolléll (he n-hcl ‘liucv wrrc uillmx a mile of the uc~lcrnlimll< ol'lllc cilv. “CHl pying (ho country‘lmck as far In Kuobhy .\luunluiu. 'l‘lny consisted entirely ul' cavalry 11ml Irlillcry,:lml :uc believe-l not in ll.\\o nulnlu-n-«l mum: man lil‘tccn lmu‘dlcll x 0 lwo lllullsilllll ofull Imus. v Ut‘lll'l‘fll \\'ull:|rc, having been reinforced dn ring Thursday niif'hl, cox menu-d an advance‘ U! the enemy .\'wu-r-luy morning. wncn it uus' .Hl'crmiut'tl Ilku th; “urn: rclrcqtlngWoiVAhlsi .\li-i-ilvxmvu. Huimlnmlmtrly :larh-d his v ”3‘ Mr; nud niuuxm-il infantry, wnh Alv\nnlur's‘. li-Ilmry, in pursuit oi lecul,dri\iug Hum near-l I" to Swim: .\luunmiu. , | About 1; (Unlock; e:lerul.\_\- afternoon t‘u- rc-l»-‘ tis ngmn ndi‘Jund (111 Frederick. snid [u bc' oilfiiJumhly rri darned. .\l Ll3l. :ucu'lnt's u: fight’muis lu [Hugh-:5 about three nine: weal“ u! Firilci‘il‘k. l Infurmuxiun “9': rem-Hm] from llJrfiflqu I :‘p‘lt‘l‘ll 1y :ttlorlmuu ll“! (Emacml huhmh-n,‘ \ui'l '.lhmn‘LSm) xxu‘uhi': hm! i’clurnml lu H.“ ‘_'"l'SfiJ‘ll :mvl (lutrun-d'nll lln- t-Ilhnu'l uu-l tom'wnzuflnl )luvpcny in lh n plate. 111. \rlnsc'f [he Th Ir;..n\r)\~;lhnihimrl. 3 _\ ‘fisp. 'L‘l; .‘crcn'ml Hun} Hen. (‘mfvh,rollw wildlrf n:.'horv’tiu in (hm city, Ll>£ night, “an”: 1h u hm. udu! bad :I;.|in I. ll Hap-raunn,‘ and Was Proclcdl w; towards Funk-Auk. Urn. Cozuh hm} a fume 1. ‘nr Hugcnluu u «that. .uc 'qmmli. ' The Men inform-Jinn i-=t xy‘aM. was rouge cfl'vcl that the u-Mls \Vcn‘ reluuuug buou: *en. WulLu’c's tun us. - '1 “Allah!“ m 2, July H.—GL-n(~m.' (‘nuch Ima issded .m onlcr‘diru ziug Umf all v'dlu‘i- 1 and llnl'ax‘r in charge of mar-u fleeing Imm s.x_>pu‘«cd dtmgrr almll b»: sluppvd L-uhvr bofuu‘ Hug" ‘rmch or :u the bynlgu :u-russ the Suuim-h an. H' mm} furxhvr ordéf's, nuplynq; xhzu tm- d xugcr it not “£l.th our. is u-ully ulglu ”mu-(cum; or 'scrious L'lmmclvr. g. ~ . [mm disl-mchcj my Hut, ‘hr- 11min L 011): of “he H-b I-ls haw rclirc I. it m'suppuscd mum ut‘ ‘the Poluymc, ham); .x fuv smmglrh in the town. . - . ST! LL In§TE R BAWI‘E' BELU‘V FREDERICK YES- T CIL DA V Telégraph on the MRI—1;?“ 'Can‘Rnih-uud (‘uL On Saturday evening the telegraphic operator at lhtilimort} informed llw operator here that. th ‘Rebels had driven (lcn. \\'ul~ lacc’a force 3&1: of Fn-dcrkk, and as far as Monocncy J nct'ion. at. which point. the bridge was burnt. Cannonmlmg wits heard in the direction of the Junction yesterday, find it was thought that. 0: heavy engage ment. was in progress there. Rebels meleported to have been at. Wadi minster on Saturday night, and yesterday about I'l o'clOCk the telugmplrwire was cut between Pal-him] and Biltimore. on the Northern Central liaierm‘l. » IL is said that the Rebels naked (or $200,- 000 from the city 01 «Frederick and got the money. Several Rebel desertem were brought. here on Saturday, who stated their forge at about. 30,000 infantry. four brigades of'cavalry and over one hundred cannon.— 'l‘he movement appears to be directed again". Baltimbre or Washington, or both, but. it. is 1391 yet sufficiently developed to form an accurate judgménb about. What disposi tions have been made to check it we me not gt. a point :0. know, and it. would be imyroper to publish the inlormuuou if we : but it. , 1 There is no news ofmqment This rnorning. Sigel Superseded—lt, is 'announced in the Wasgningwn papers of Friday evening that, Brig£oen. A. I‘. Howe, chiel'ofarullery, of WuSingLon, has been ordered to the com mand of the Federal troop:- in frontrof the Rebel force thnt has‘ entered Maryland, vice Gen. Sigel, ordered to report. to Gen. Hunter. ~ Hob Lam—We regret. to lengn that the ofiioe of the Anthracite Jam'nal, in Tamaque. was} entered one nigh; last. week by some ma icious rsons, I 9 type caseg u 9., end the unfit-id ggnerallly diearnngodpssd oonsidenbly damaged.—— Exchange. , The Juurgadl was an Abomipn paper, and the Abolitionieta who have been hissmg on mobs 3nd defending m and "glowing in the destruction of De ratictflioes. have discovered lhet it I: wrong. The Journal itself was one of the kind that flied in mobs. This edminiatra‘tiou Inn I: now ing to the wind. Alf they mp the whirl~ wind it is the crop of their own sowing. , . fi'l‘he Mun-clause“: paper: bout that the cotton mills me can"? enotmous Emma, instancing the James ills. at. New unyport, which on I capital of $250,000 bu actual] y divided $377,500! These profits, coined from the blood and was q! the om'lntry, gq inm the pockets of the “ loyal ” shoddyites, who urge on the In no lustily Ind-n"; so randy _to shell tho “hit drop.” ofotheg‘men’s blood in its yroseoution. - ‘ u' ’ ':;_.—._.._. <oou A- - _ , § ~B~Tfie hijiymkeajgva sayflhlt’Gen. Fmeom. qil recexye q 1423 a Q'pinfl'mq me iii Wiswniin- . . , ’L :3 nun mt'v‘r “yawn” =EI loin») 8: 6mm”. THII REBEL IN\’.\SIOK.——GRBAT EK- CiTi-IMEN'F.-—L\RGEfiIWIm-ZRS 0F HORSES P.\ssim~'flkomn GETTYSBL‘RG.—-On Sumhy gn-ning, ”nerds: wetk. rumor} ran-hm! us of the pdyuuce of the Rebels up “an Shmd'oshiVflh-y nud their nppcnranoe nn the Upper Potomnc. On Monday morning mud; Hum-meat was caused by the coming in of (-onsidcrnhio n'nmbers of horse: from “'.Lshington county, 313.; those in charge of them bringing all manner'of_ rumors in'regud to the force of the_ Rebel! and their doings uhoul Mnrtinsburg. .\lnny had them nlrcmly t- aross the rivet: at various poinls‘, all making their we} for Cumberland Valley. Presently droves of horses cnmc- pouring in from Frank lin’ county, and soon the southwestern section (if our own éounly began to Iwellithe number. Thuucnmh passed through, destined for ".it righurg, York:and' other points answer-l.— The Iceno continnod'bc several days. a. por tion ot‘ the flock stopping east of ttm‘nv— 0n \l'edncsdug creninz n despntch wns‘ receiv- L ed announcing that our'lroops were engngedf with the enemy ‘ut llzlgerstuwn.‘ T‘owanls ‘ evening another deapzlrtch came, to the {Ellen th‘.|t.the Rebels n'cr. at Greencuslle nud’thutl ‘the nlnrm hells wereghen ringing in ChamberQ- ‘ burg. This hrnuglt the excitement lo the] boiling point, nud Hun lovers letv’minulc‘s‘ ul'ler hy the 'nperatur ut Chuhhcrshutg telc-' graphing tu the opemto: here that the Rebels E were within a mile of that place, and tlnit he} was nhout lenvingviin eon=equcnre. CV‘I the \ulllcst scenes iumginnhle eueued. he l ‘ church hells were rung, and the alarm sprint}: to the country.- llorsea, team; and nvll sorts of: l vehicles, were hurried oll’ enstn‘nr‘th which . {continued throughout the night. Thursdnyl l w.t< couipnntiu~l_\' quiet, and :9 “‘.ns l-‘ritlwé-l :hut still wusidcmlllq l‘o-lics 0! horses “ere lp:t=~iuq through. 1 ’3 ' ' , (m 'l‘hnrsJuy t)i,;ht scouts (am-3 in hringiug ] the informntion that Gen. Bradley 'l‘. thumnr ‘. with 13,0u0 men, hml \‘lellt‘tl Unqcrduu‘n, and lxll'ttr demanding and receiving 5204100 ‘in money and 1,300 suits of clothing, ha}! left in the direction uf Frederick. ‘ On Friday night. it. WM reported that the tßcbcls occupied Frederick, and that a squad ot'zht-m appeared seven miles this aide. About. i it: o'clut'k n &espatch mu rcrL-ittld from Cham “ brrshulg ilatiug that hnhudcu was at Hazels— l lawn ('mplu) ed in burning (im‘cruxpcntstoreé. 1 'l'htwc reports created some little untusin‘uss, ‘ but on Saturday mo’ning it “as, L-uhm-l) by Ith" annnnncmncnt that. the Ila-buts were Lull ing bath from Frederick. ‘ ‘ , ' gay-A “ lug sum- " ‘wa; pruuipcrd fin 'an‘r day cunning I!) :1 rtpurl '.lmt Alfmrly uf Reads had \‘iulflll ".\luulurey,” on .lw lop u: lln- South Mannluin, mul cum-d «SIT übum Ital) homes. Inquiry Jeslonhy 'uwwd -iI to be unlrun. , The l‘tpUHi thruuzh [in-country that [he Item-19 had po:s«-s:iun of (in-u} aburg yc‘ierduy wrrc nil million: the Flighn-sl foundation—:Jnd were we no iudimtioxm of their (‘ul'ling mun. ifal all. Crc‘ngrrsmwn uu'l‘Bic-:innicatmyu, in Maryland, arc pruh.ibiy the puiqls [mm-M. us (lint the Rein-h h.|'\'e yet been all. . The (liir-l‘drvision of [he mu. gnrns, m. k 1 ells's, arrived at. “ultimate on ll'ndn). The 87th :lud'liwlh Regiments. I’. V., nil: in Lh’w divi-zinu. and h. is icpurtud min ling “fire in [he vngagcxucxns lIL‘JP Freilrriik on .j'.llu:d.v.y and vt-Slrrllnr._ f Th'c Lucy. new; will be fuqnd in the preced: ingculnum.’ . ' THE FOURTH I_\' 7 (:IZTTS'Slzli'R(;.—T}xe rdubrviun nnnuunct-Il -f.:r the Hu‘nrth of .11in in Gel!) _~|-urg:m:ncxcd n lnrgu- uuxuhcr nt'pcr sum, nut“ ilh-Inndmg the cu‘iMmontout-min!"- («I by rumur“ (1M Rnhcl rmd. The morning sas nshrred in in} tho- ;inging bf hells :HII'J flu; firing"! cannon and all manner of mm'l am”. "Thu och-Manon “3‘ hold on Culp'; Ihllfiuny DI lhl‘ 'nmu nu-nmm-Mc paints in the :rrrihh battle or hank-s lnughl *hL-n‘ :l )1“; :ggn. A ['ll - firriring an the ground, “and Willa, EM} . ammunl-m) 11m: Hut. Curl“) had ler. H.rrri>- burg for {his plu‘c, but on reaching l‘vtcts burg “us mcrukrn h; n dcspnlch Inmrv rth'd ing 'h‘im information of the mlrnuce of the fit-ln-Ia to lthl'otomnc,necessilaling hjs rcmru to h.“ State cEpitnl. ‘ A {)rhg'el iv.ls.llmrr‘ delivered hf Rev. Dr. l‘nnucrhcy, $01143.“ cdh); {hr reading ohhcl)m-Lu~a tion of Indcpfipdeucc by il'r. Charles Horn”. Rev. .\lr. Warner oeii‘vcred ilxck)rzltiun;delqtell mainly to a descripti of the bloody conifirt which ragedhcte duélng the lbrct firs; ‘dnzui of July hst. You] and instrumental hmsic (nlivuml the .cxcniscs. A {lO9 lunch was gn‘cn. hflcr \\ hichlho purple returned to town, from “heme, cmmch “in. Ile sag-{a uf wild rumors of the approach ajllhe llcbcls, lhp)‘ 12ft. fur thrir tcspecxire homes?" '- . THE DRA FT.-——'l_‘be additional drxming for {he defiéiom—y of the ‘iecent dun under \he calls for 7015000 men, “'4B nude-at'Clmmhyra burg on Tuesday last. The following is the lxst of pen-0:35 drafted in the amend sub-dis tricts of thisfiggtmty: . ' Bmuvux Tw . —.\br3lhnm Scficrsflulm Kin natnm. ; ~ I!}:erng Bum-Lllcnry Mpllisnn, John T Pf: injer, John HulTheuu, Joseph IS. Huh-r. , Burnifin—Anron \\':slor, Eli Stnnom-r. K’ B . Cuxm-mo—Jncob Swonveland, David l-I‘liuo‘ Samuel Smith, Wan-Mean". . ' Cl‘xnnnuxur-Wm. J. 51,) def, Chas. Yams. Fmsxux.—-Georgo Gory, A-inos Noel. 3 J‘Esllmua—Andu-w J. Weikert, Daniel, J. Hewson, Isnnc R. Golden, Samuel S. Moritz, Isuiuh Stunt. - GznnAsY—Jncob Wu", Ephraim Monehey,, Elias [Kilt-s, E'phi-Ttim mm rude. - HAmlJoanx—Gco. Sanders, Geo. [reg-ring, Lewis Bumbnugb. llcxnxcrol—Dawid. Clever, John Deal-dorm Lfixn-rr.—-Gco. W. H: nu Wm. C. Su brooka, (‘nuper Myers, Jaml'aylor, Lc‘wis Whitman. o MllALL::.—George Wmen. Solomon flun mnn, Abraham Hoffman, Cornelius Rich, Oliver C. Smith. : .Mocxtnus‘nfn,—Adnm Hurthnb. George Yoke, Dn‘id lii-venom, Jereminh Cirbuugh, Jacob J. Smith, Wang". Houzk, Wm.’Fink, Peter A. Snub-ugh; John ngumnn, William» Nne (coloved,) flannel Wolf, Agideons .\'oel, Jacob .Hornborget, Joleph Smith, Hell’)’ Olingcr, William Billy. ‘ ‘ Homuoy—J-wbhcoby, Robert G. Young, Jacob 8. Baker, John Tawney, SL, Joni-J: Bowers, John Kin“, Joseph Stockihzer, Jon. W.'l'rosue, Jame: VcShel-ryflzohn B. Shgafl'cr. Oxvonn.—)lichuel XcCaddin, John Em‘mert.’ Bumm,—Jncob Fiuel, John b. Breuizer STMnL—Johu Wenz, Joseph A. Wolf.' Tnon.—John Yohefla‘hn Eckemode, John. Delsp, Peter Filler; Franklin H. Ebert, Eph nim Brcap, Jacob H. Spangler. ITI{OI.—Adm Nlflor, thn Meaning", John Spangler,jr., John' Allen. ' fi'Wo learn that Mr. chis Clank, of Oxford myphip, , 1m: county, roceived 4| {rightful wound, on Saturday week, in onqof his legs, I); comipg in contact with the knives on reaper, wich‘which he ml.- Liking 01! his grain. Dr. Study drum! tbs wound Ind )lrl C. is thin»' “well u could he expecte¢ . .fi-My, Jouph‘i‘bomuq, g! swlbn :05"... shin. nhnd was“ Mum figs-{lt} hilt. t my“: 01 Flu mound!!! {Jm . “93:5,: Tug; is .2 mics} :yel regqned, FROM 'NIF. 87TH REC. P. V' 50671: or Pnnauuu, . ’ June 24, IS“. } I’m Conlfit7¢r:—Oul months! of cmmltiu foi'th}. two any! ending hue 23!! h prechdy om: hundred. (in: heath” loss In in om- tbno right rompnr'ms, whmmstnlned Ih!A benign pan. of the engagement on the 33d. The loan m Con. F Ind l 'u as follow Sail-an: Jolm Shoals, Co. P, lI'II'L . Corporal Wm. (I. llollzworl ‘o. F, Mung. Corporal Samuel S. Georgzgto. I"; hand. _ Henry Kean. 00. l-‘, mining. , William T. Ziegler, Co. F. wining. John V. Mam, (Jo-Ll. body, align." ‘ The luatnumcd is a mother 0! Sam'uol “Mtg, ~ nfhu wu wounded anu‘diea near Spottgylm vania Court House, and ierom peannshlown, Adams county. The .bulanoe of our loan is prin‘cipnlly from York. com‘uy, Ind at “no . Yuands are gcncnfllysflcvere man, :I?th men. will die. ‘ "‘7 , , Smnuel IBaumsmnluer. printe Co. A, who has some cunnutuuus In Gelllyuburg, vm wounded in the neck,bm is not. nouidend gangerons. ‘Uur wounded aum-re-l considera bl)?! u‘s‘ they n-muiued all uiglllt on the field, will“ purl‘uf the line mm in posse-lion Qf ihc rebels anti" daylight, when m.- retook our pqsxliun nndxqcured bl! our dead and wound ed. . 3 llnglv, . , ‘ (, THE ml; mcxm. IH-lUNEN'P.—The York G:|l.cill‘ll:.£é3 tlm on the neuingfif tho 2:}?! ' 1111., this r‘fgimenl \vns‘plncA-dmn .lhe skirmi‘sb lineju Inn?! of the nth Conn, nofirl‘ctersh‘urx. L \Vhiie Mmm-ing they were vlmrged upon by, the rebel line ofjmuh-l and being flanked were o‘rderwl to get back the but way they vault—- In this nihir Captains FJIIS Mid .\laiah, Linn. Clmgles Fox, Scrgl. Henry Shulu, William Schfivcf,’Willi:un Shunmn, Sunim-l- An'drovu, Uhixrlos .\lctzgdr, Pen-r Hun, Chm-lei “MW-uh, and .\l. )lutm, wcg‘emn‘ung we cuplur Id. . Thé lullo“ mg were u‘nmng lhfe wounded: Charles ib-lc, thumb unuuflutod : thqh: l-‘rn'ncifi, unu: .\lcunulvt‘ Kipp, hip; llvnrg' .\'cimnn, lrg ; nLd 51:"an lhungnldurr. ' , The fos‘luu'ing, nor. before pulolishn'l by In, .\(orc, we hear", “oumlrd {urn/ions}; to this M fnirz‘ Corp. Luunurd Wuhan, nrm ; I'm L-r ( “‘ciu‘crl Cu} D, lmwl; Henry Dcllingm‘, Cu: B, side- : Thuum) Munro, Cu. 11, foot.“ Corp. Jul”; .\. I‘L‘tlx’m dim! M Wishingtun, June 15, ut'mqus received «I Ooh! Harbur. SAD Dll.\'l‘ll.f—-A mcpndmly Lecithin. 0(‘~ currc] on lhc evening of the 30111 uh..'. rl-uu'p g 34);: in the nlhmst imnu-dinli‘ death ol'fiturgd Gardner. of lulimmu lmulshiln, lliis ruunt) .—~ llc “'.u‘nlmul gclllrniug a corn ahn‘llcrfhuléwgo m: to n nuighhmj, and “In-n q'iil': n..-Minx Iflwlilmlion. one or morale um Cami; .\l>rl|k‘hw , Sm}: rum”, and in eudcnnriug N "Ith ruumr the hum“: made :- llltlull‘ll jmk. lhruwm-z lhu slwller mu! ,\lr. (hrJncr \‘iulyutly to tw grquud, tho m-uhine siyiking ,huu onpjm l.rmu’l,nntl [nrudmiuq in} ma: un ullwr [mm Igf'his 3.:11-13'. H:- hh-ul Inn A lvw monnnls ul— lg-i‘. 'Hr “.143: “is mull )mr; w.» dv-f mull dunJv. and of uruk nun-l, hul. “.11 ;-|l.lu In [‘o' eu‘anulr) “an; nu lln«:‘{erl_L.nui \\ u Lin-refine “IV“! In lLufi- u Ili|_\\h-bln l‘u‘ l‘rfl iOll. 15.15" TllU‘PilllalltHahnl pun-r 4 :nnnuxynd: Hm (In-mi] of; 11~-\. anjuum ’luZh-r, Hrmrnll .\gvnl of Ehc Luann“ I'uhliu’uli-m Smut-l) 7- He dlt‘d hr I'hihxh'hnhh an the ‘.‘d ‘0! July, In: \hn HALye‘r ul hh‘ “51:. -.\lr~. Kr”! r (urmrrl) result-fr" {KIM l-lM'f‘. mu] ‘l' Is fur hunk) rm 3 ptsmr oI'SE J.lll||'~' Lulln-rlu I'uugrvgnllml - Hc “.IS 2| fiery nivful Inn in tin! \‘lHJ‘dl ..mlzx his denth “31.1 he aim-14‘ lunqrnml. ‘ 1' nifi".\ burr from n frirnd in .\liimmi gin 5 us (he infmnmvinn lhnt an old (tun-n 111 our rbunuy‘. .\ir. l‘).nyivl~ .\'rrn-11, ‘FS dxéfinml 1111 the Imm of gym! hm, in making n rr- rk, nun Ihr l'. 5. 5‘ il. Thrh: is “11“) th .I]-Lul i',. 31.:‘flfllrii}f.)rnl:l“‘,.l5[_b€a rt :un n' u luuhxlulu allgdn‘x, and he \\':L< ucfi Tuczxmndm'l nu!- flu: fun). .\'nlhin: hm! lrnnlpgruv‘l, honrnr, (I) cl-~ pinn 1h;- mnzlZ-r.—.\'muu 1’: ‘ wb‘l‘Ell-‘Eirsl N-l'n-ml l; u'u 6f iivll} Jun-b h Hing déilfi'nnl4ul In nu must ".5 “"14"" Slock m .\luis nwl. '.ln-rL- i 5 .\el nu uppn‘rlumly' nfl'uultv'l lu Kéun- nim_ n 'r<'u ‘n m 1k: .| gum! .nnL 33f!) 'mwzlm‘g-ul h) .~lne a:;.\ “nu H-curl: mine or ”31- ,4?" 'l\. Th" buok: .xrn' no» "pun. lor :ulnsrripbiimnt the H An}: WWII") $0111.! uic .\ |_\ HT I'm In sn; n mu:- ous (umpuugl‘la mIH-{liirnl fur 13w uuv uf h}:§-l§t¢[\ , léi “flux-Him Summer U'rnpl nut, Vh‘u-h may u;- maf llntfluft‘ ian-Irinuq In their EXT-tr“, wlwnEn‘pnclmmfiun 05' BLlckhn'rry - w 11‘ as " hho‘u‘s'il'pl ukbcrry ('mn'm sl'ue " can bu üblniht n}, “fix-h is as lrce {rum anythingulrlc \erious 4'5 lllzickbcrrirs ‘lgcxusulvcs '.’ \ Wflré. linrnnc, wift' (if Wm. DJTUHI‘, rc siding m'nr §vl.rkr\'s church, Yurk cum”), «ms so uriou‘fly "_ll'u-Ic-l by the hunt wlulé :u work inithe big-field that she die»! from \hc cll'ccts (”‘it on Tuesday mon‘ing u-g‘cmka. - A ‘ x.- f \ W‘fhe (:ompihruill he furniAlml from Img lime until Mar lb: Presidential Medium M SEVENTY-HYH CENTSrcuh‘in ndvnnco. -:e3°'l‘he¢_‘ungresswhich lunjust mlj mm m] was prolmhly the wcuk'est, :Ind‘m»: wr vilc ofnny thateyer sat in Washington: It. has been :1 limit! rrgincring burmu fur the t‘xoéulivo hen-ls of d9lmrhnenlg. Yet ’it. :{hould receive media for one "qt—that which provides that the rebel Slates fillflll pol. be represented in the electoral cullega.. This blocer Mr. Lincoln's little gmm of packing the eleclom‘l college with bogus eieclors from the mu‘federam States: So. fins? good.—— World. ‘ ‘ , §‘ .....‘~ " ..'-0. ' . ..’ QThe abolition Journals are pmnfu ly exercised in regard up the postwneniernfpf' the Democratic Karlioml Cnnvaniign.—— They devote columns to prove ,thnt tlfe poslpt‘mement must result dumlr’ously to the! Dcuwcrnlio par-3y, and. tlurkfore, they are very indignant! to. I . ’gev-The' Abolition énndidnfie for Lieut. Governor oflndiana regnldly umda I Speech“. in which he aid “the ‘right of asylum u‘eant tho‘riglnt of foreigh sooundrolg to. protec ." This bu so exuponted (ha Gel-ma of Indiana that they I” repugiiatq the wb 10 Republican ticket. ‘ ‘ ...- >~~§ . '_.“ —— ~— fl'ltnere is evidently something wrong among he ’fldynfistp‘" of Tonnugoo. The Nashville Prat, one of those üboliugn pg-T pen named by shoddy contagion-3 3nd speculators, in captured town. from atolen ' material. says it mnuonupport Lincoln a h ‘ would like to do unle‘u hunion in Men off the ticket. This in bail, coming-u it, does from th the home organ, nml indium agmthing rotten In Déuufirk ! . flinch. Andrew 11. Reed". ex-Goveh nor of Emma. died .1: his 'feddence in Baum. on‘ the morning of the 5:): Juli. “.3 her a fluid illness. ‘ ‘ ‘-——~- A— -- ”‘“‘-«~ B’There it much excitemem in “in fawn of Acquakconck, New Jersey. in a uquenoo ollthe reported ‘defulcation I. _ of: "loyal" pvunmeut oontncwr “PM man affine hundred and My ‘M ~d§hfi£s9 99’ demmwl ('0 paw“ Known with his ilk'gfiuen booty. . ' ‘”’-“W Zuo-7.00 lEEE