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The Daily Dispatch: June 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Our army in Pennsylvania. (search)
Our army in Pennsylvania. The New York Herald, of the 26th inst, has been received in this city, and from it we learn that our advance was, at the latest dates, six miles beyond Carlisle, in the direction of Harrisburg. Now as Carlisle is eighteen miles from Harrisburg, our forces must be within twelve miles of that city, We may well imagine the terror of the Yankees, when we recollect how horror-stricken they The panic, indeed, so far from subsiding appears to be gathering strength with every day that our troops remain on the soil. Gen Lee has issued strict orders to "respect private property." We were greatly disappointed at this in the first instance, for we had hoped that the Yankees would be made to feel a portion, at least of the injuries they have wantonly inflicted on us. Nevertheless, we can imagine a very good apology for such an order. It is no doubt the object of the General to make war support war — that is to support his army in the enemy's country.--Should