The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 13, 1863, Page 1

NUM MBER ~ONGO, "Latest News fe BY TELLGRAIH TOTHE NEW YORE SUN —--————- 0 \ NEW YORK. } MONDAY, (works wae about a mile this side ct | ip may 3 85. 1 hartle wae se rectedt on Sunday, NEWS BECFIVAD TUIS MORNING Wily 19 — Vox f right wing " kd artery JULY 1 The following di patch bee bees imotved at the War Departmggt im VkGud, Mites July PM Tho surrender was juletly drain mated yesterday morting at the ] € ‘ 3, _1868 = =—taoceo side of Annapolte Junction. ‘Thirty or forty Boltion, including siateon officers, were wounded, some of thew serioualy, if not fatally, hi — To ne PRK i ON 4 30 nT Mawaite << [metwior, Sra re om ot CEN? Le Ownem, 4 y » 1M, \) pressed forwant ov ¢ Doonedboro and Has | appotuted how , y eluted Of 10 o'clOFk The rebel tox ' . is 6re.—You are hereby notified that you were,en Chev The Movements im Maryland, (61 re ty edimnty coed ant wl St | Sent and hed waa est babes ge From Ruroye. atten wihconta “meee | Srtown, whieh we bold tonight, The eneeny‘eforee, | Gen. Pemberton appared for a memeni wtih ite bad Pive Days Later Scws ov isions of LA gg tla ad Sy es oe vairy and two rest. | yen the parapa: tue central font Phe oecupet The Jura. from Liverpool Mi and Lon tonderrs % of calling out t | nte of infantry, inade no dere ed traintane i The ovcupation a —— The rebel fell beck towards Willian he ‘i Bhice Ke the place Sy our torees wns Liected by Geo Me: | J@lys wae Boarded nt Cape Reee on Fritay. Ta aly Prior onto; betre the Rebel Advance forced Back, holeances report that they aro throwing up tne ererten, She bet teal Wiyarated Us comamnnd | Stan mere bey erives toe uveyen vemweve Spats RON 4 —-- ents withio two miles or Hager at Gen Loran bene seine to the eom tof Mer news ts anticipated by the Jure J Nie aS DALAT Aa Fe cee Cee | See heme ander t The divie Fart Rael eno noces in Parlement tt at Baron itl Be furnished you en presenti: th © pow o¢ are paid te be " a ane june of Gena, L hed. : 1 v oting Lee Evacnates Nagerstown, fiskiih. ‘voters ai eats 8 Creat orate gic | G. Smith and Merion, now gatrisvn the Hae of fortitl. Gtos hae aseured him thar France hat not any tin +08 At tho stations A GREA —_——— | Washington, July 19--A diepateh from th : bes thon and furtist Foaede for the inreriec of tbe ety tion oy propeaing measures to Bayland sor media- | * Provost Marshal, | awartert of th se ives A duis Eats eee Lees ryihing fe quiet acre, Con in the United States, o- Distriet of —~, - T BATTLE AT HAND. ' peed ui wate igh ‘dave ‘a+ m te iit LAY e 1G A! Grautente nN yeclotk, and wae Mr Layerd stated tho clreumetancce usder which On the back ef thie document ia the order jor trane ¥ ae , coh Ne vunrusresentensam v0 G8 ree ived by Gen, Pombd t ace fused to the atcswer Gibralter date | portation tor the drafted men, Bach man is allowed ; , HRI RG | There dors aot seers to bv f - y mibertor with more marked impor Sranoe wre refused to the atc JHE FALL OF VICKSBURG soe hes ters dla t that the epemy tance th their former tut vis cyerait nae Satnter but it beige foaad the guns on board were | teu days to claim exemption, find @ substitute, or pay” —_ bas eroesed the rivet, nor ut * . view. He Dera it hk } ; : ae; : Without Hving Bath; ‘hers bee Dees & buxes rain ne ver and th reoly tate! con, Pemberton Det euitable for arming het, ehe is allowed to go, Bhe | he $200, The latter may be paid to any collector o€ vd Highly Interesting Details, for ths HB DOshiee Phere bee Prous Beevy rain | with even greater courtesy and dignity than before ie ecpocted to anil from Liverpool today internat revenues, and op exhibition ofa receipt to the ' ss > Of the a have as vet a0 Mr Koebu kowed hier solotion [f favor of the | Enrolment Board, the holder receives @ certificate cd Pemberton a Hittte Cross. ~Vieksburg, | ance al informat wor Lucket!. Gew, Pember . MOomnition of he South on the Sd of June, We eaid | exemption So, EEGs | tome chief of er Soreported It anoffelatiy gee | Ne Kimew the otloay to which Re was exposing The following eatculation has been mate of the Thousands of Prisoners 3. Arms Ke Anieresting Detnils of the Surrender, | tetdsy st 23,000. Today when the rebel bet [tor he wae nc (ne avainet thoee who considered | namber of men that will be probably required im somes , . | Washington, July 12. The following hasbeen ph brought ia there requieiione for food, whieh Chey did themaelwea the eat ofthe aarth, and no oge had @ | of the Conpreantomal Distriets | ceived ~¢ ment ot wit @ General Pomde:ton’s clause in the | Feit to digcuce quvation of condret Concresaonal Dnatriota, Number of men reawtrete Important From Europe. | Nr china, lady 4 Vickstrice has capitulate | CaDituladion that he stould dras eight daye rappin Tle praied blehly the courses and virtue of the | d : wei v6 GE | af. Yerarday Gi norel Grant received the f trom hit own stores, the ' t a | SOU, And denounced the anti elavery of the North ? bad, INTERVENTION EXPLODED. po WOT | They hur Woe iatoan Pa tuievim oie eee TRUER Ue freon | By ui » wey . w raitone, was over 30,000, Gea en choot th blacks Uf would eome : ‘ 8 Not yet hk Heatyvartes Vicksburg, July 3.~ Me McPherson teoued to then five retione ' eh bur ther sould noteaid Ne reowedte thal ROEBUCK CONVICTED OF FALSEHOOD. | “sis THEE aoc gan [tir egtane, Metis wvont woes F ckcatie nue denon neta Gres | & - see for Ie HUE O10e te are | rations, The parolue tebe ne push d with all posible | Nee of the world, whitch they id have beetrid 5 vw thecspitulanomcf¥i eaburg. Toth « rey and will doubtless t rad be ther ” tty men crept Ward ‘ he ote ebie wo you, LE owill ine ¢ Se det ye eee be completed be the ‘ nt e d a our 0 {The following ate the Wards comping the othem The New York Conse ription, | Shite em til appivtt 9 Gh Ni Uy uiter nis rbber Aboran the cincere elicale: || HR CaH EIT eoE Rhu a our owns. | aiattiete sosmenu - + |! and hour today ea you may tindco vet eat, |) Pare are, 1 Generale, with there a'arts, int ror Of the French to clear up. the Rirabelana ii tene Fiend gaseterg ta Queens a spr f ‘ he Govern te whi " yond eo Ah, é wwita, E What the Wheel bas Done, |) y)."0! on to eave the furthone Neaviy ot Yon Licttenant an! four Atajor G nevata AT fic weitieeas mie ould sv end wie | pcrcrrhgeraet Cero the Second, @ixth. | teat, feeling mye it fail ‘ ge tyes pe numbers of the men express warm deatie to | Eriretor had chanced hie mind, but all he eold ra, Evehth. Ninth, iin, Feuriecaths hin List of the “Don't-Want-To's.” | 09.054 a mtit “rie cornimuniation | ¢ thot alieriane-y and can certain. hat she | Att be pledged hie word tor it thas tho, Bmperod | oe Rty wud, Moe Toute and peli psoas | dome lowea. on y Major Gea. | officers will fad tt dif cult to march them to thelr | auache hd uieterered APce to peopess Begosts | N&e.| nd etrert Se . ty ft $ | H ' Me peers Nile e Reece se Tis Piven me T Comprising the First, Second. ac, ae, ae Your obedient eer vant, | camps eset of the T whee e have S400 ren | Alone to the Bugle Gover ment Third, Fourth, bafih, Seventh, Rlewen Thirteeuths T ~— Tot JC) Pawoteton, on theo elo Hat; of @ices, 2200 muat be lett bebind | Ford BR. Montague woved om amendment to favor | Fitteenth ant hisgtannin ord, Iiroak ve. ath | Othe Gen Grant reply dee fo lowe her of atriot nent t Fovartu Distant Con lng the Firet Six sod the é War in Maryland : gh faint rehashed Vikhih Warde ot New) York, a ‘ J f ' . ‘ . and Governor's Lalan® ‘ ants vi Der presi sy ie Tussneany,) | Thee losses daring the eeee are watiinated by Tidee Yhe Chenectior of the Machequer prateed the heres | tfeady quarters, cornee of "freadway ‘aad Chambers Rwe TIA ANTIO‘ AM z fy — atta NY ay 1M milon, ar tr V woof the south, bot Leltewed that the pdlley of } atrert L ter mibee re Comimanditig Conpedie | Slomilon, an torelligent citizen of the placeat 6,100, | lene e ‘ ve at y a . ' wa LN y f i " u sone Bridge, Wiiliama vor? Road Juty 1% 8} eave Fore ea “Be ide : | Gen. Pemberion haying e mys ned thet the thirty | Atriet n ty and won-vuteevention was the only | fit? Disrmer Comprising the Raventh, Tenthe ob od oe er forced the retel advance | oy sgh ieaittesn Mi te dete, ust re pad iets wagons aereed opin th pitulation were not dtive becu apppowed by the Sant ey quarters No. 42) Geand etreet a’ Ninibs PiAdiatts Peck to Pankstowr tl t and hevon A Cres How’ A. for t purymmas cuss P 4 ins erpmaont bad de= 11 " the Ninth, Fiftern ili bu ihe lat: The 6 be riaht and hevond Madere arranging avme of caplialation, thr uilaalon. | C20UED, Gen, Grant bee told hin to take filty The | aired tone fit could resale from wea uldieenih Vandi he week. " Headquarters Now f @ fighting was not Leavy but very ew be apyointed, de. The universal teetimony of the rebel ep lethet there recocnttion at There waeno care in whjeh | ISS Sieth avenue, ide p ome ator pom by thine Bandeone. a conreripte huwe Deca worthless to them thout being fly Brves rn Disreier Comprising the! Kleventh end Our line to-cight cromes the Antietam ata point | Detwern the Hagerstown and the Williameport rod. | you nm ot the ¥ chooms, by tty God g8rrieon penta ray The ote al peturn ¢ fthe theidartiilery encrendered riekert in Me cteo, had qi recoruition of @ taunt of partiality: or Sgrentoeuth warde, Headquarters Comprising re No.) Third avo the Pighteonths . 1m, Jing many Preoeh, Bpepish and The enemy isin force and shows fight. He hee re | r rep a | Austrian pune, No rept of const and sioge eons hae Suing ity Ben ipleence je. Headquarters No, Bewed his eipplies of aiomunition, and ae our firces | ¢ tdue them we pris j been made. The number ie fiom Soto S®. Nether rts haber let gestern: ‘1 ae Ore weil concentrated a battle will probably be begun fier th propos: f g comiuleionets "0 | do we set kanw whet quently of ammunition the | Of Souter euéce and Northern infWor|ty, and it | The roadesvaus for drafted mon wi been . to-morrow. The int dingly us. {| terme chan th recause I have uoother i - would check ay reation thet might be going on in | Island, Most of the other districts will be ready to a ; army DB esevedingly fine condi. | \erine Mabe t met dicated above \ rebels had remaining, buteome of theirofMicor: ay | (he miudeof Atmeri¢an ciodedme th favor of peace. day ; the Sth Metnict (Captain Daily) will scarcely be o. win, GCarral, very respec | they het only 50 rounds per man and per cannon | i four ob y M | Mr. Bright jo jneut bin ; Antietam Bridge Withamaport Road, July V1 thas As UE WiMt, | Capt. Comstock, Gen, Gent's Chief Engineer, to He peep her guerre rier de Merpale dat ae ready before to marrow, . d 4 set # pro atee gets eSihe. Ole stbedyady tad ; NAMES OF THM PUAFTED ON KATUR 11, Bketeshrad the any began to take Poritions, driving | Gea, Rowen, tho bearer of (ion, Perabertow'e ler ter, | day virtied the fortifications Ife reporte them 8 pated» restored Union, and showed how dangeroue tt | aiien T se Anderegn WS Aitder’ rd bs the ememy's cavalry to near Funketown, Lee | was received by Gen, A.W Suit! lie expressed q | “imi held works, bat of considerable atreng hy from ould be for England to wouud the pride or defy the | A Ww Ardin Albiight Ut Lae oe and hese strong naturel posi. | strong desire te converse with Gen. Grant, and natural conformation ot the groand, With one power of the Uuited States. Aumatroug Pat Bipot o Ate ion * fion. y adlir ty i | erception ‘4 en X an y Hional surgeons aod maay volnot | cordingly, while Grant deciined thia, he reque vele ton, the forts are all opeaat the gore Sir. G. Grey eaid he would not now notice the ex- an rg Auerman A Aims ron ™ aurees have arrived at the front rn A r allen T tl . 5 ed Gen Smith to eay that ifien. Pemberton desired be bufidtugs of the town ere mach lest damoge! trncrdinary conduct of Mr. Roebuck in coustituting Atwood Jos aaloxe Wm Apply J MEWS VIA HOOMMRORO, tonee him, ao lnverview would te granted between the | (an we Lad expected himeelf an envoy to the Emperor of the FPreneb, | Agmick & dninony Fred Boonshoro, Mil, July 10. -The two armies are | Hore in Mel’herson's trontat ene hour in she after There isa cousideratle enppty of raliroad carringer aitboueh euch conduct was a viotation of all | Anderson R Anthony ¥ @onfrocting each other. Tho rebels hold Fuokstown, | Ween whieh Gen, Pemberton wight appoint, A mes. | heres with one of (wo locomotives im working cond! coutitenca aud ctheint courtesy. Tho repeat. | Bendey P Bremer Hf Gwo miles from Hagerstown. ‘The rebel line exteuds | REO WAS econ FeDt back ty Gen, Bmlth appointing & | MOM Order have been gtven justantly to put the ed the declarations of Earl Kumall in. the Ratterman Ch tothe river, and covers Williameport, The rebels o'clock as the hour. Con. Grant was there with bie | MilToad In repair as far ae the Big Black, and it wih House of Lorde, and 4 eens ble inability ferney,.0 are said to be entrenching their portion, This morn. | tte. and with Geos Gnd, MePborson, Loean and A. | be ready to enpply them with transport before to oe vi ats esi btn #, Brower |) | Bb fing there wase sharp cavalry ekirm'eh on the Tas | F Sinith, Gen. Pomt ne | mMorvow night eror Of the Fi th t Hrown MM Mute GC i om the J. Smith, Gen on emu? iate, atteuted by | * oapronnn ti ie arenes toey were | | hurham Mt Horlie & Honnett T Garstown road. We drove thu rebe's aciove Antietam | Gon. Uowrn and Col Moutgonery. He waa mach weg ding Meseasang barsapuy Wish FAs TLPOrINAtion Pinsent bY Raltett s Ihvwia F ieward Thoe A special correspondent, under date of Vickaty the Foreign € He utierty devied that ther ! Re Greek and threo miles beyond, when the porition at | excited and impertinent in hisuneserete Gen, Groot sii vag couspiaint that confi | Brady Jona = tie Jone eek 3 , * newer (roo ow i Funkstown was discoverrd. Generel Jenkins, of thy Ih® conversation was held apart between Gen. Rada tits bihonnt lal Gui A Balaean Gentle earnaine Mates Tas Fuperor AA Bombgetne! F Hurnve & Dumpty — webel cavalry, was capturod yesterday and sent to | Pomerton aud his olficers, and Gen. Grant, Mobbe fiir baie Nd poe? De Lag eh ft wns preprterous. and Afr. Mo at have mnta a Alor Sartor EE Browa Wd Broderick, | Ponend AS. Smith. The revels insisted on Boing | 8 ni mney avd Bown: some titeen or feels, | tants ratood ( ways expres! Reckor Won Burnes E Wioger Boonaboroy Mi, July 11-9 4. M.—Al te quiet at | paroled, ant allowed to wacch beyond our lines, om | Eiikadier- Generals, among wham tr Stevhen D. Lo, | lie satietnc:lon at the mapngs in, He pe ee | arnae iL Brenly JF Hell Ge feel this caarnide: Davida lant cles ‘ : | of South Carciina, @ vey handsome man, and of ue’; bad been constdered hy her Majvety's Goverment, | peony Bracket Wm ne Inet night the rebela | cere and men i dere’ ration: d awa from | doutted military genius. He te the idol of Vicks. The debate was adoorned unt lh duly bs ent rely changrd thetr \inrsabandoning their position | their own efor ra to retain their pevvate | DUre. tal! and straight bein, full somrd Theerhem are repocted to have mate propeala te | Hower: fiutmen Jobe et the right from Fookstown and Hagerstown, and | property aud be Gen, Grant beard ehat | cutie tllitary beacine, and of the coolest determi. | ihe Boaniely Cineaipinens tee fecoguitions wiki the | urstere it Braddock $ 5 2 ren. Grant beret what) pardon in batile: only thirry ye he on n and eMppor apoleon art dock § Salling back to St, Jarves' College, four mules foun the | they hart at an hong | ADproninence te (en. Strve ne ocag Verent fire'had vecurie in Walerstie ty Liveryools | eg ay Bentz O viver, Our cavalry are at work teeling the new rehe! | 891! vtimater 1 od bair by which @ large of cotton now wbent wee | Bailey n Ww y yin! “ f fi 4 Low & to £%,000,000 which a | Hrown W Rrower Hiown Bore. inw ab tp re. win in the Cout rove A x i Sogdll E oa Wim e i ty; a fo Jicwed to be covered by Insurance, air (eo E Boonaboro, July 12. Ail is quiet this morning, It i | i Av pombe ind hove rather ] Areveiu ton base tr en place in Madaean " Th he | iesane Delle 4. & Hlescken J ci . | bie coupe and div » eorumanders, ne fe Bote Ps asranncteon and the witetere banged 2 ‘ fe reported that the sbele are retreating towards | {iS COUN AT! ry Pe RRnty Bor cha atta ou : Tie wiuow was procisuned Quees Barrett J prlnger ine Bannock. All looks well, View-Prewident Hanlin | Gen. tavaw aud biewt Cal, Wilt The Fight at Heiena, Ark, . - ed hag Buvaine 3 Hurnemen © «and Bawator Wilson are on a vio't to the army | _Meadguartera Department ef Tennea Jer Despatch to Geueral Hallecis iy c\W Book R Hogert s Brenuao B ’ | Vick@h May Bae Liane ek, Se eee ‘ Ada NBS Renn tt Huld W Bason © (RWH VIA PREDERIOR, ¢ neg, July sd ret, Gen dO Prenberion, elena, Ark, JutyS, Major General UW, Hal. 4 | command ungeterate for he ect id sO Se a - Hell J Kremer Geo Howmen L Frederick, Md., July 10, P.M. A rebel battery | Gamauatn {0 contocity with tie aereennene a tide | Moke General ineChies, Waalinutom: We encoun‘ere YW YORK AND THK VICINIDY, Bronus — Burne J Hyp A gar Fonksown, opened at 3 o'cleek this afternoon, | Allersioon, | will nubmlt the following peopneltion for | the enemy, Often thouvand strong, ander Gouersle Hoker 8 Bride T Vogert Bere 4 > ne surrender oft ity « oko burg nt ral Ai 7 ms part of Buford PT eld A i A a AC a | Hlotmes, Pries, Msrruadake and others, on the m ra THE WRAL Clesson 1B Goble pn? aoa vebel gups were di | shavel leone ated eke BuAta oe Weeensien | tng of the 4th of tuly, and whipped them band ove Fairly started, Oanaco ina Calging Wa Claro V'renk riven fromthe bill, Oor infantry them advanced, | StS A M to.meriow Seah AR pare au be made | ly. Weheve captured one thoussnd nrieot 7 eoTING DRTAML Goggewell J Chiderd Comb Wm end when our messenger lof, both sides were eharply | iver tone 1238 efey pata in mail be | thousand. two hunired stand of arma ond tivo colors A ny delays, bat fill eooner than wanantiel- | Gonner Michl — Garlin Chae arelen aes @mrnged. Our ekirmishare were driving back the h them their rei lo hihe Land | Our total low will not axcerd two hundred and fi pated. the draft commenced turday Jeet tn this | coutiels a Clark Ste} pene tie Mie Lee eaunot cross the Potomac, oft but i Ej and ae | The eneniy's lormon arr very severe, not les thantwo | city, in the 224 Ward (Ninth Congreastonal District.) Criney W bined ta even if lo had (he means aud ® elear way before nes Dut no other Drop | theuannd, five bundred fi killed ‘ he den jes any the Pe ovort Marshals off quark @ ‘ bd any Aincunt’ | , eke i. killed, weunded an Vhe drawing wae made un the Povort Marchal oficn, | Gk Bred 7J Bim. He ie too hard presed by Maude, Lee muat | of ral naaary ; . f dat S * rl | ceassry con be taken from | enere. BM. Paeatins Major Gene (oT Phord Avene, in wesonce of a targe crowd, at Curtis W tuey J bi " | : : Beep every man he hae to resiet our attack, Lieut. | A nokiteg tensile for nt Bubae ale e sie, Beneesaty. | | tracted to witness this novel rcens ‘There was little fare Ly 0 Clare Joho aa a Berney, of Custer's cavalry, recapmd trom the rebels | Alo counting two twohows OF mule fame as one. | Frem Gen, Rosecrans Departinent | of no diecuction, and thr pormone preaent appeared to | Carlet: Ches Conrad J Clark Pat geeterday. Wo rays that General Lee's ariny is | she geen framed pad ly allowed to it sick anid Naarily doa duly 10, Citizens ol Pracktin and | he jocuiar rather than otherwie, aad oecasionaliy ine | Coyle W Cochrane Joho Crown Joba # grratly divoresnized aud anffering for provirions. | abiato travel. The pucler (or thes latter mast be | SBEtBE HL report the covntey north of the Ten cesee | duleed in congratulations of tie lucky winners of Gropeey x hg Carer B Cross Joba * The roads are blockaded with abandoned wagons and | "ued, however, whilst officers are present, author | Kiver G led w (hd eertere trom Hrewe’s ar 'y | h prevent P Cochran T 6 ‘ . a G r prizes who chanced to bey erent, A poltee force wae | Couk Win Coaro) ‘Theo ochran “ seaieonn, Hundreds of rebels have thrown away ised te alga the rol t piteone ee | Tene eveeans, to the number of trom 10,00) to 15,000, ) present to preeerve order, and it ie Known that ti inthaan ¢ Geaicy § Bee Face . hele arms to epable them to erenpe the butter, Your obedient servant, They reficed to lesve the State Gen. Rosecrans’ | vigorous menarures hed been adopted by Su- Ont Cook Joseph Cal NPWS VIA DALTIMOUR, U.S. Grant or Gen army retnin it ition, the lino er the Blk River nt Kenordy to repress any = die | Corrigan W Carpenter Thos Christian Aaa = July 19.~A epecial te the Awsescan The oMerrs who received this le ter stated that it | The enmpsign i virtually oded Seon after nine o'clock Arsistant teeth as i Gyn tas gthe ” ime ' Tg ' 4 . wt ‘ted Hoadiuarters, Saturday night, eye: The would be impoasible to anewer it to t, and it was PW be ato atch wan poblished ins portion of | Provost Marshal Charlee B Jenkins etepped on the | Colgan Pat S aition of the two armies is essentially unchanged. | hovtitia litte before the pep of dey thatthe pro | wa ; ¥ | table, and eead bie orders in relation to the dratt, and | pominick L Di hots F Dooly WH There bas bien no fighting today, The enemy | POP? reply wes furnished, » ; | che mods in whieh it wae to be conducted. Behind a | Poyle Joba pe stay a partes soba hanged (hetfrpcket Hine this morning, giving rise to Ps Na brie shad nine Rs Sra, pee 2 Ma, The Invasion of Indtana, | railing ona (able etood the revolving wheel, and the perae re Dressel K R tho report that they bad abandoned Funketown, | have the banor to seks nowialas the teceln of Sour Juntent tte s from Morgan, rvaled box of tatlota while desks for the ma shaleand | buyer ict baru Jef Diser Here which was magnified into # fall retreat and ese communication of this date, proposing terme tor the Indiana rr p reportere were ranged alongside, Mr. Charles Care AL J ie bet b pe 9 s il furgan'a forces y Divane W Duryee P Tuck Bo ever the river, They werestill in the name position, | pour erie are accented tut 1 biefice tone IME | renched Vionna « on Hesitvoad, at Lotelory. | pentely one of the clerts, iewing teen blindfolded, the | Daitvn Thos Dugan P Prue Joua @ad tn full fore. Our pickets are now lore to Pung | hoor and spirit of my traps manifested in the de- norning (the Depot and Rail. | wheel was given a turn, and be put in tis baud and | Dertager pany he Dark E , tome and all slong the Ine in unmediate roy sity (once St Nicketairy A Daye Be, pow qubralt the | fae at ¥ A fe new moving im the | 4°ew forth a batlot on which was insoribed be mame | p07" Dooley Wan Lana Thos fo the rebele Gin. Me as tile forces wil in vort= | will pertect . 6 agreciueut bow ta clock | Gireetion of Mad ith the intoution, & fw enp. | of *William Jones, of Forty sixth stot." Me was | Poor ra ‘ yy iJ er tion, and every thing ec dy elther to receive or | tomo AR, propore to evacu the works in and pored. of cree Ciene. Vinte. Prisoners , not Prevent, but hie (rt nde were, and several jokes Pon ie rere j a ii rota’ A andto «@ rth and gar aoe 7 5 ed ee mie oy ry 4 t » Ou viein first rate spirita, and | Colors aed dr tin frontof tay | @ay thatthe retely are ‘os in wrevit haste, and | ceeded rawilly antl ’ , si lon Gichard Dauiel WW Vi @oved into position with cheers, The Maryland Prwent 1 merebons | they think trom what they ¢ Oi tle raid, dtwDer, Wun IE was euspemle! unt thie morning, Psi e SOL Dreuuan J Prigado te at the front, eacer to show their pluck, | rtp, aud t nt cine | that it is Momean’+ in : scurh Indians, When at will comimenee ACY AM, 2,26 nAMOHWeFO | Bigtoek FL vacl Wen FiterN Our cavalry operations continue very act andthe | tsvected y roar 2 1 and join Low's fi . drawn, leaynw & balance af 20h to be completed ¥ lhemub Jd ft Ne ilane Hlurick Chee thwlsare eireumse todtoa ermall eateut of coun re Live Gen} | t i ‘es Ny iced Kile, FaAelueye Joho |. wy for food and forsee thie Gen, Grant immed ate y replied as follows Cincinnati) til fyante troid tomiaht | Considerable ferline and warm dicewerion wae man- tay Head niarters Lepartinen’ of 1 ane ' 4, | resehed { f the Or Hosted throughout the city ae Aeon ae it became gen HW red BP Fraaetl G NEWR VIA HAGHRBTOWN | 188 Liew? hoot YS | eect ed othe Obie line, seme mseeag eM n ir r wr ven Jom 0 ” nding Perce ' ty ren riage ¢ the craft was act y oom " bormer Wo Fiatoer I ,, Hageraioun, Ma, June 11. Thesrebele commenced re hur Grsemat - hove the re bridges on the Oly wd Mi belppi Ratlr ond, bei ween Urally kn whobat ooh ing " r ually oom. | BINA REIS rather Jens ony Li Nvacuailng Hasbratown at elx clélock last evenive wledge your conmunication of th Cochrave and Mount Vernon, were dest oved todas? traced. It was the abeubing tople of interest on | pit pi Fleonb Keden A | hear rear au ef at nine this morning, ‘Thetr Me Alt torapcbieace te Alea Pho rebels mio nppromched the (rdianapole and | Saturday afternoon and evening and on Bunday. | Frith JHE Fulrbanke CM Flynn tl taf at ui ‘ : " eo Decemeary to fuer «th . iy t y ¢ 4 Uae can dipited inte thee eoleimnn: cach ao ith. a parole signed by Nitueelh skint | Cinclanattd Rail ve San wheie they Flom the cue of the remarks It was apparent thate | fesiy Patricks of uninte each column sift ute y ; : A chat Looe, HASAN @ORUA IE: | yy 1A M win wairing ip the direction of the Upper Potenac, te. | poeewemsily ake ane 4 cocre will | were met by a re ™ miltecand weredriven Popular feeling prevatied that Gev, Heymonr wonld to | reeman W tomac, om ily Avan an make no ‘ na! re ‘ | \ ag three differwut joads, Not a rebe, sounded or | tt Pulatiun Wik to the tre Mtinent Of citizens | Mek. Thir pert r y & omull body. The coe msnucr prevent tho erafk, sodin seine oe riase | , Weil, was leit behind. The army had with it its and ‘heir private wort While Pde not propose | tain force appe t akir wn ¢\urora and = be mae titterly denounced fo permitting it, La beter | Field D or, ‘tire eupy! y and snnainniion train The rbom have bi Pooment t ' it wander ihe t vt fate {cane | Lawroucebaie, informed elreies it la known shat ehile Gor. Rormaur pane ¥ F wboneh 10) nto lem e@ nie vier re int by et pu | . ss hi ol Ph one vat duilt any eartiworks in the immediate view ity of The pooperty which of tan be allowed ‘ ; ’ ‘ by eons oplulons re ag both the expe aca ite Fenner Win f ; pwiihthem, will be ase D tl Mel | Gen, Sibley’s Expediton aan ast Choe Ine giency and cons itutonaily of the dratt, vt he bas | ynee Pusher Harmea ¥ agermown. They aimitted they were short of aro- | tions imbevening: that m, thar oiicers will beat Gens od terfire, but allow she matter to bo Fuodth . alien [tos ys pwaltion, and hud a rcarcity of provisions, lowed their privee ha@geve and mde annua ena | ever rae : . ay Farmer BO Frauciw Thos Flynn Joe NEWS VLA CHAM on mounted officers one bore exch it your mean by | Cat dy WL A ayer peeh trom st tested by the Courts, Mos) people indulge in @etcong | AAG MS raul to y . ow i ‘ your propel ion for @ ch twiget: to mach to the | . teith se to the pawere ot Che tn eter tous kaheas cor pus | ' ; : . Chambersburg, ba, July ih. several '¢ + lines now oc : r 7 bd irese dA TW = Gaeper bh . , vi ra! parties have | front of the lines now oceupi d by by and ( 4 | Gresed nm ' ' , eneral Bidley'e axpodition wan eictrefi loa tovsae ttedreessbut the woeh ia evidently father of the wh, Cc rrived here who left Hagersto: , armeat Ivociock, A Mo abathen ¢ senera ‘ ive miles Cmnbie Jobo ner p Lara arg Neabiye Ot Do'eloc’ this | ine prisoners unt from Fort Abercrombie Inat wah, rzfferiag terr thought, end will ecarcely berealized, ‘The rilontand | Gilpatrick Kobe Gray Ao worn ine, all geree that there are norebeleia | ne obection to it, She + Aaah ot whine Cha Riba pn at ineevutibie eeerecy of the draft wae elo @ topic Ginnon J, Garrison FF & Chet vicinity, It ie pot Known that the Potomac | of your @ anevof m. tema hy § u war PNG veg tation ; ‘ Ses Gill > inven dA Y aver ie no fordabie, and it ia feared that G Le t as hh in been | oe stroyed aud the drought territ te The of dicumion. No tyre aceon oteagree se tothe aumber | Gillespie Pat iripyin AW ’ A , nen, 108 ‘ erma be | portion of his provisions wese ruins! by cue sext { nen actually required from thiscity. Some place | Gorneey Edwd Gontlemer L w rar devised some meano of making his escape, or that aed al | histo a Gory tie Glimore J ' “ye may be moving on Hancock, hoping to gain anth nt.such of my troops ae tinny not have | het) LarKe numbers of varons were aba it at 12 140, while others #tete that over 20,000 men | Cuttings Heary Gedney Wek shane the the sens th fall en) thas geet A been notified from firiug upon yeur men The ambulances are fall of sick, «nd the min and. arerequised, The power te it ao Indefiutte nu Gleason Pb gon Met “ ‘ old giving | 1 am, General, very reepecuily, your ob:dientaer- | officers age all disconraged, A prop sal to abandon ber of men, acbody knows bow mony, te epiow ly die w ai ro Deny bauile. Gen. Dane arrived here to-day for the parpose vault, | ul oo ney J Ginn WH 6; taking command of one of the divisions under Gen. | U.6 » Ma). General U8. 4 | the expedition hat beow considered; but Cieneral puted, and certainly gives rae fo much angry feeling ules Pat tiridney Theo Couch. (eu. Couch’s besdyaarters are bere, He wili | 1° thie the eubjoined auewer hie thie moment boew | Sibley decided to move forwaid, The clinge ce ore wh chinight he | ¢ stopyed by the adoption el naw Ny bake command of the troops in persun | received } that he will soon tind the couatry devactut oth aod publication of «eve ematio course of action, Jos Guet ¢ aie WA Nar Thea Headquarters, Virkaburg, July 4,15 Gog | Pe@itiy hires and be obliged (0 Fe urn A Provoet Gna d of 600 men, has doen detailed ey Beary = Gilvate ek 5 - ibe Los Geast, Comm din U. @ ’ - Governor's 1 d,'o @ u iarderee — ireharo Joba MeConuli-burg, Pa., Juby 1) oad ne bo ad ye from Governor's Island, olorce the daft, It will | 4 410, Fd, /Uby 11.—-An esoaped prison. gus! —T have the honor to ackuowled the teceipe ont Serious Accident, be commanded by Col, reler, formerly of G | Healey W Herman M Haren L ar who lefi the rebel lines this corning, arrived bere , YOU! (oMubunication of thie date, And in riply 10 sey Washinos j i man Seshuis] ’ erly of Generel | iioward¢ nee © Haley F Hoflmao G this eveving. Therebele were busily eugaged in fc | that the terms propos d by you are acu pted axhinaion July L2.—A ovilision occurred very Pope's stad Pereous whoee names are drawn receive | Hull Sol | Heboer A Hunter J bees ee Very Tespustiully, voy our obedien! servant, early (hie morning va the Wasbingtou branch of (he | a votifestion, properly ulled up ot which We follow | Herrott W I Hillyer Geo Haleey J Wiiying, ud preparing for @ dosverete repistauce. QU, Pemavesson, Lacut, Gem, toaiiatila qn Fourth Page.) ing is & CODY = Baltimore oud Vbio Bedyoed, shous four wiion @ He