We have no further news from the forces under
Gen. Lee.
There seems now to be a general concurrence in the opinion that the
Yankees have crossed the
Potomac on both sides of the
Blue Ridge in considerable force.
A gentleman who left
Charlestown on Saturday says a heavy force of the enemy was near that point, having crossed at
Harper's Ferry and
Shepherdstown.
The main body of
Meade's army, however, are understood to have crossed at
Berlin and
Louisburg, and are operating on the eastern side of the mountain, with a view, doubtless, of throwing their columns between our army and
Richmond.
The Central train continues to bring down the wounded in the several fights at
Gettysburg.
Yesterday the remains of the lamented
Gen. Pettigrew were brought down, and were conveyed to the
Capitol, where they are now being in state.
The hearse was followed from the train by the State Guard, the city militia, and a large concourse of citizens.