The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 23, 1863, Page 1

PRICE ONE CENT ho had two other hove, one of old and the other two. Oo entering the Siation House he went to his ehildy who brightened up and cried “Ob! daddy, daddy, come and Rise me, and bring me home to mammy, til Dk ber before 1 die The scene was truly NUMBER 967 == ————————_=_——————— . Latest News | ent tup renters BY TEL EGRAPI TO THE NEW YORK sy | 41) t! here ton trom, to call a Stare Convention NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY —-r--—- are conpmuentiy a THR new Massachuret!s colored ra Srrived in Boston on iter ay ot pg dithom, and Br Py aded the etreers amit tiie olen ite of the people. | Roth ne et thei p aviainns, at ihe prea Of ae ian «| They were reviewed at the & se Hoge by orernor Pinpovation, copied from the despotic mod A ful! meting is expected. H. Ro Low, the Chatr: | Andvew ant Berartet te a at e drut corve, Eaope eee he Deke for e - GEN, GRANT’S MOVEMENTS, Font plage, Sherman. brag eats : the y te then ender k Newbern, Of the r wt’ e" A bile bows should Impresa up a the G ward Teddy | sty bounty manes pad to the reyptien: last week, meut ‘ Yio Aver, ton, ated Many ( sion men are here, atsong whow are Wr a. | SAE nb of the American Beye es Company roe sired for (herality im conetinine st Dart, of 8t Lawrence: A. Huteh . hom was twelve years fron toe ith | ——. ; (Alto tr@memit to their pomliee tu Obie ink that in some way th Seeabgl General | heart rending, ba! the worst had to come, ’ " : chings, of € r ei0 Obio, Indiaua, | t ~ re A ‘Jmm THE CAPTIL IRE, of JACKSON A. Alberer e man Stark, Ho Wie Heh «. Wise Los sod Veontylyania | fe chowiue himself low eration | my dart) said the poor man, 4 you eee Billy ¥ Mecthen wNe | min Rexford, of Chenanes, Thomas ® Carroll, fb Os Thurata op Stialdmoen, com. | then tedesirable. The for instance, ' 4 ; _——— Revnoiie. re Coukling, Geoige T. | Manded by Cay varterd br hives | MAA eho weeeute hit mi ation, t fg brother, aed trove.) Johnston's Arr y fo Full Retreat, |" anon. from B teen, Ne : nae 10 was shot in the . “yes, daddy, replied the cht! j ofA sts hd ue * laity of Jule, end | » wneiines teaching Chicago " of the JArh of romse © ate Storm, [3 ly, 00 eerste ium spture of Supplies, | Aitany, July 22.r. Join B. Natew gave ball to | Cucty ee eee ne tine aeder the “P dont) Know, daddy." o A pent defended, tha ta where th There ‘he man looking at (h* connteraness around 20 attempt to tone cathe Exmaloing Boards | him, persorwed that there was not adry eve in tho y fallen Fepreneut ations. o by amulating ste | oiace, and that al) viewed him with compaston, turned as pale ae death aud cried “Merciful tod, + 4 haveiheyeh | both my chidren? Of can any one telline wherainy boy Gf! Here tome one said thera was ato: lying dead below, and suggeered for hide togo down and ano wheiherit might not be hts Ue went and in lee than two min ite hriek no ou. earthly care from below as to teria every one; the ato cone up ataie Uke a ey leat weaee! thar t one burihen, vtubus tiated thie Coutiornt -~ ' Slat Wratrctin, doy, toanewer the charge of Raving offered Asem. | circumat The: Re wel Vicksburg Army. biyman Oewald, of Albany County, $250 to vite for in whieh ¢ a the Broadway Rail Read Bill, and g750 after ite pas Was opwarde of 60 tous. HOW! IT IS MELTING AWay. | | adh ites tain aterm wy the The late rains hive caused heavy Aansage to the | Caused meat deatructios o COUATRY FILLED WITH STRAGGLERS, | corny curpecsa, hit Revtestion t cempw | oll itr piranig cert = — through whicu the wat ‘important From N. Carolina. The Indian Rupedition notte be Abanidoved | oN in a eet —Litde Crow wantste be Let Alone " <* The following is trom the Chicaco T * ‘Extersive ¢ avalry Expedition, | os. pay), Juty 18, 1963,..T ie detayed, wi from | | | | And where ta he | re Vallew reantt op. which A iimavy rain storm uy the ¢ Ne + he te phyaitally Jiequatin @, And mt hor to the reoke th cause hie notion of hts bodily conditiow hay boen me aien, ie nether a ” freting a heavy penalty for more beets thin ie @ power wih which o Mi bearmed. In fa sure that sound po fee doce not dictate concession even to those why bave been convicted of bad faith. of the bonett of the exemption clau-e, becaure the Sur- | poor fellow was soon urted to the ¢ forth on the vay three bon inden w the thid with my: 4 " fo ovare Gen. Sible:'e expedition hae aevered, brircing a! feour we the’ orall eel almost entirely apom thoi | . the pale bicoding corpse bslow, be recog- WHAT IS EXPE CTED vices to the Bth net. Hie forces have merehed abet e riving eo rep | oan rill ir fudelng ola mance deness foe daty, and ie | mane. In tle pale bicediag corme id os : * | 175 miles, end are new ene 4 wenee - e of Rochester. ie better thot ton rogues eboud @ cape errvies by | Ozthieelivet boy, whom buts moment before ba sebtiiisiadhdaeddaiannii . bow eneatnped on Chevenne river, | Nevication cannot be resumed for etuonth et least |‘ ‘ Waiting the arrival ot pply train from Fort Aber fama be Mbobao thay the true benest mau) waa epesking of with ell the pride of » parant, and Crombie, They are pootabir again ¢ Ns Tur Jamaica, 1, Pane (in Thursday 1 be forced too shy ranks emarting auder @ | , le. the wo , A, th Op erations Agai st Richmond, Ths mem aud Animals hove epitorcd yon 4 OM, | Afternoon last a woman and child were fonod iu Cen f wrong or iu te } thove wide by side, the wonoded and th ee ° s ae miineaanens pel 9 te dreuth, bot the ut that it wae in | treville ne, thie torn hartateofoidte the) b bs fp apotl er deeleon recently p smal two lithe brochers were eacciod on @ door Bome to Baar coutemplation to aband: \, : . woman wae ty and esit +! God bad o ch ie even ines « sod more mpe , heart fe bro! Interesting City Intelligence tively denied aon the expedition le eutter- | ner ty wil herehild.” In accordance wif | dethen the forgone a preeuyiiic| Cerca te eeiuet ented \ Little Crow's measaga, throneh Gov | ghe bad cat heehtdts throat Into pacea formed tha: the payment dollare | Pare & ak, Pay, yesterday presented os i hhh Teached Gen er Ve thinks th asbed ire Rend erainet the crovnd of port, eremp's the person whe payed sae and | the Police C t check for one thou " 1 te moe ble a vet we ai ne br he ia ‘ol'ce Comm atoners with bis che o >: "THE EIGHTEENTH WARD ACCIDENT. ret meen play Bt ds Bs, { fathis vilieee eed cored ' Fe OOM Tein tatelved Ito De File Otel Roth cd nthe tnd. | aaind dottarn, to be added fo the Police Life fneurance -_—_—_—___--- war, Helelike t ne ' which wae reriogsly in om ite | @rnmeut bo the pareh of subst take the ta. evid h ation of the courage me Additional Particulars, alone. rlbbal bristol bel Mkt Po Nees and te pow, we re nore Well The | place of those why thik eee \ ine y chien ot Skea . hea tk quelbing the Inte semeinene The soldiers have buried a number ef bedies of per was evidentiy fusnne frou excessive uso of | ren Gnd deve ne Boece fe 4 Pr fone Billed last rear, whieh had heen talt weet t epirita, | money in gurttir diverace nl cote tty hae aleo sent thre Treasurer o! ogress of the Draft Arrangement, fell bythe Indians Traces of Titans have te ss named George WL Bickley, enpponed te | one reslly tke t the Witowsand Orphana’ Fire Department Fund @ —— Croat belonging. Gor the eee nthe iene a ldiaty | he tie, Hckleg, the oriaiator of the order of the K oe thousand Jolaca wa a festimontal of reapect end ade - &e., &e, oan soldier® valiantly red, All the onvsll etrests | Now Acbany, Boi.. B few days anos, ie bli tra | Hiration (ue the noble services of the fire “iaddies* % ‘ ditt a a FS pierre Rive aries 4 Py and the gt be ie narched | ters were found thas ere od ‘0 dentity hia ee he | ‘ At fo preserving He and property Inet week ° a b) * ertent a © her ot the * wort contains letters stitu * anid ; Gen. ; Grant’s Movements. Sountry, Dat wot wtihatansting thie, the exyed.t on | fn yttiva in Methphia, iyorhhuren, Wee wore end | . ; Kior Liem —Mehael Leary and Dennis tong puinen end shitnelrndurance otire «tute, directed te Gen Dekley os Mat Welah ow mat for having ta their possesion @ ars and other property atolen fiom the residence Capture of Jackson, etc. ba Hl teearral' of the irder. aleo @ cope of th ve areport here today of aman being abot | bhooe of the Onder of Kr Dextre rhieot the talden (erie G at the Siete e wl cb bee . Louis July 99. The Bercnuican of thie et atb: tnd four miles from Minurapole, Ihe ae erd on which ie py t Mr Gating 18 tine Place. Leary, when ar 4 . 7 | pret F mile m , : 8 Wich priniel an explanation of the Hei iavpalltie: ton tule tavde at of Mr Gifting, amartin Ont, Memphis, Juiy W.—By om arrival from below we | to \Hatch's) icaves here to-wortow fu Fort Suciing, | the letters "Ko ¢ Save Nat aber dates of the 15th, Jackson of the 15th, AA i t ped George Bickle," | Deen gulitvef it teeeu in Sho prewal | explavation, eaid it had been given to him by Welsh tlon Qiong the poorer clisses ae fo the i the riot. Conultted be Justice Quackénbueh, iy o obs te v toade of the exons money Much of the bor @nd Viebabarg of the 15th ‘ost. Gen. Shermen or | remion, the Stace has decided to Ribrcuoite coe eeu sent to the military prison in Louiaville tothe laweriting aucong them Ie due te theanion | Overs MeCort, Morrell, MoVey, Lowrie and Pear- @ aharge on Gen. Johnston's forces on Friday ihe of sixty day scouts, at @ compensation of two re from Mexico atate that tien, Korey | that when aman poye (ores hundred dollere tho mo of the ISth Pretinet, while standing on the cor t they had so f " * | dollars per day, etively @itempting to recruit Mexicans for bis | ney goes into tue! ry | purposes, and ae dnd tt ‘ar eecaped that eaptaring them was The scalps bounty order will berevokeA ft waeie- | Siracdites Wie etna ALA al ey ence | further draft te winds of th are potable topay | nerof let avenue ead otreet, were atby | clamation he promires the Meticau ae | s@ut of Lhe question. We only got a few stragglers, @ | eed during the interim betwee Gov, Kamer *@ew guns and some ammunition, A portion of (jen Sa nah ae (Neat : is inte ‘t Bherman's army is now in Jackson, which ts hishead- | friends will therefore ind @.ertera, while the remainder are on its way back to | #™ Gnnecessary, |, Wiokstm-g, Pe eat) rent, took place six miles fro ck. Biaht steamers left Vicksburg on the 6th fnstant, | end another wounded rebel rage! + Natchez, having on board 1,200 soldiers, under the | {B'hat region are uot alarm n in that (mniediate vieloity, thelr boads, tat did no harm, ffender, ‘Thiscircamatance net the Police by some of the people tn the riotous district, Sioce the riot come ed, Jneticn Qaackanburh has committed Mary Casey, Hrdget Kelly, Kaue Me- of, (MD Other wore, that fo reich mat who some unknown pe } | il Tament, which shell regard the ob lations to | ecopos,an inv lun ary conecrtpt han to be drafted | The Bultet 4 ‘oreigh OAtions pot permit oppressive taxation or | Noch ng could bo a. i: foreign to the real parpote of | Phe Bullet paesed « Breet The ese Rar Bare teseon sole freedom, the netthas chiearcangem of would be, and yet mo | Mearch wae le for th ul not A license, he Cathouse religion muatte th ageruld do wm tu strengthen and propagate thie | | tected bans od Dishopereeatied lodlans and | iniackiieveus. Geludieh (hon tha: orun v tha (ew shows the fesiing ag [ ereebal. no longer be dragced into the army ihe | ment Proporms to follow Poor men a | Mezicsn aitny wae broken soto detachin Ayu dale mek, bow tt hat if the money i t bovering around the ct y of Meates Orteg the ast! | French eay violated his par , | | ' 4 were be: ° . after the rants ot | Qo mend of en. Kausom, On arriving he captured bes Nuey rem a Coons of mere eetraving the | Pucbla aud escaped togerher with hiechiet tives, | Cormick, Maria Carroll, Mory MoNamara, Bridget ot Headbretels teecepe Sova aaa heh HU aadttinrte centre ete, 20, Soldlers in thee wens'sy | Potoed Gua the city caican troupe between San Luis hig Monahan, Sarnh Ping, Poter Plus, Theodore Arnold, 5 batiery of nine guns, four of which were ten pound- fe ettiers, amd the few indians thee ve bef lend At Shaw, for sealing property, sacking a fair to be Billed off int --- —— paving s an am Shaw, | f pocu He then marched back into the country C18 te eanrbe of 8 mcath; | Kuropeas News, | willalt bave to be dc te of throws | houses, fring tnetltings, be, Trouotlae he wid have ne wa end captured 247 boxes fof ammunition The A . Y ¥ rwould pay FC ifthe “pot if they é f before him, ae arrests com 8 friea’e mall ed th y t " meny other similar casee ie 5 | Br nine more euns, The rebels fied in consterna- Telegraphic News Items, ke. from Portland, The see darted Meat by owed and auc a it Seoied with tha Fee will eontinne: 00: mane) me » @on. On returning to Natehez'be found 6,000 head | ‘Tart’ nia Ne te 0 ‘ax United Preshyteri s ¥ tolegraph from Cape Race, some time to come, (et Texas cattio and 4.000 hogsheads of sugar, all of | admitted Father Claniquy lntothee bea MAY pated sasaki ON aR A | Amongat tho iarge amount of property stolen by the “*ehled he took possession of in the name of the United fedT 20w takes elebt and a haif paper dollars.cf Con The Mtaten Islan Ricte rioters, and entmequentiy recovered by the polles of rater. Tg money, to buy @ gold do'lar, of a guid dollar's 4 the various Wards, there are mattraasee, bedsteads, The steamers Lonievitte and Eimir a worth of provis st kfeumond. Acthe request of the citizens of Staten Ieland.e On Retired Uh + b a8 dayibeh hdr hese era ari! } ee Rid ase ative vuubent a, heute _ up Grarwat Kicrataroe ie at bis house ty Suseee Co, | PAO! of fity of the 13th NOY. Cavalry bave been General Order No, 220, for the War department, | CoS!tt Vout Me . Wy Hs oes ee ak GRANT'S a ah Ss eguitive trom Bis recent exhaussiug | cached to preserve the peace, the citizens engaging | places the officers pained below on the revirod Lat | satital bi aval ni if haraes by the mob, \T'S DISPATCHES id to Carntoh (he horere tf they caunot t ry | frow the ret of A Thie will exrlela the reet and Sth avenuc, which wae ty isch be a yecaunot be otherwise ob. | from ir ) pial | ‘ otati és +—General Sherman has Jackson in- | Company in this world and the next c “| peuewal of the disturbances is anticipat 0 Beer : , Weeted, from the Pearl River on the north to the M:+,on General Anderson, of Fort Sumter memory, | Coroner's jury on the body of the dead enidier Walab en. John FR Wool; Brig Gen, Willtam 8, The police of the Lith Brectact have recovered two , Giver on the south, This bas cut off many bundred a a a eT at B ldgeport, Conn 1Le | declared the attack on the soldiers uncalled for, but an evet Hie, Gen i aivey Boown, © | | eithes, whieh were stolen eh aft i Be aghstod P peo bry myer u ribet saye he bas | phyaictan to speak ia public et oreiiden by bie | totter ary on the remaine of Murphy ordered ane of | 1 « aa, SO frend ot wee Kast 10th et. and the other at 3 feels No apprehension about ; , 4 " the oft Inch ol’ d un Burke, tiller h atren Finding thet Yazoo Cityrwas being fortified, I sent | Sf hioding, one of these missiles rutered his | assemble to-day, at 10 A. | a | Complotion of the Ktona: Frigute Niagara. | Th ore Arnold, charget with being engared in the { Gen. Herron there with his division. Ho captured rer tely # tongue ta two. He lingered only | : hardly M., at New Dorp, to inves | Jace rlote and stealing (rom a boure entered by the | tigate the trouble at Vanderbilt's Landing, Gevera! hundred prisoners, one s.eamboat, five pieces | Recnurrs for the new Invalld Corps, are gathered at ae ei The very important changer ordeved to be made in | ri seia wert the splendid eteam frigate Ningara, are almort entire | b hepded for having ta (hele , feavy artillery, and all the public stores fell into our | 8t: Louls, Wash neton, Michigan, Conn rtiemt, South Corscription Itewa Iv finihed, aust thet vessel will be reported rendy for | Cubrick, ware also apprelende Bands. The enemy burned three steamboate on the Carolina and Fortress Monroe, aud ther every ' porrrarion a quantity of gouds stolen by the tm Je ‘ Provpect of the corps being sob recruited to ite full | AM na the curice ciowof the draft in Philadetphia | #rvice ine few dase eo eis no more like the great | P oe @pproach of the gunboats. The DeKalb was blown up | Strength, ee lea yo: ug gentieman who has falee teeth, and ta pot exble ship in her present shape, than one of our new | Mee Quackenbush commitied the peleonere fof exam mob. Denne Web, Midget Mloashan, ana John @nd ounk in 15 foot of water by the explosion of a tor Tur Leavenworth Times commentin ! | . ‘i {nation Roontieriots | ableto pay the three hundred dollars forexemption | ‘ron Made. Nearly al. the etriking peculiarities of the | . U observes: ‘ t t eine | During the wanton Ite on the colored tpropte t U th t that many bluck sai- Vieksburyv, Mias., July 18. Major General H. Ww. | 1a Ths Sosee ee CATE nation, end All are ready to | bat ite Waid Lig et ly horrifvingto hia feelitesto | Bll kone, toe loug epar deck ie no more, | ial Aa * a vita sein | 4 acuilile ‘ : ibute, without let or hinderance, when ealied we the reason fur Die exemption pobliched Het it th war cof the erate bi re Delong’ oo % bee x Bialleck, General-ine Chie/ Joe Johuxton evecnated | upon. J Me | ine dilemma, ft lo eald that uf a party of twetee | eee : ho: erate bag: boon hi b aten, led the Heitie) Consul General, in the absence aod she now prow nite fhe appes boat. An armament ia io pe of a hue eof preparation for who bad banded together to the might of the 16th inst. Heisnowinfah | Yee. y Founie mb ty that et TERPAY, Barnam's Hotel, Baltimore, was visit 4, to pay for any one of their Getreat Hest. Hherman says most of bis army must | ed by the Piovot Gun odtw Fave @ euterrip ion of + of au Peli hah yof war being at thie port, ( apply packages left there |, x) 1 4 the comma be vob frigate “Goerriere,” f ; 0. } | ormanigaton that meant he drafted, one Curthef the ‘ ' 5 on te in ite | to tbe command: of the French frig Qetied from heat, iack of water, and general discour- bes ui bs ite Shere pst Ae Rov » arrested two | nomber has been drawn, The pure bo 1,200 & (ot tbe her at the ltostow Navy Yard, and willeoon be int ‘Adinire wow}, to take this clase of pervous ander @geneat. Four of the employers of the hotel were bh At to be raleed, which w'il form ays t ofa suin te gointe | Place Mermachinery has been ro inuch tmpoved, hla sotection. The Admiral ted, ‘The army paroled herehave te © great extent do- | the charge of clslevoitse on the oekels of worthy sabatleutes As have Datriotiem | that it Is expected eto will bealile to rtean very tnet : F me ae ned Pisses pep gi ee qurted, and ore scattered over the country in pthc ‘Ong of the editors of the Richmend Warn lea dent. | (rom ow that the country peeds | The foterual errangemwuts of the rilerks are | * rit 1 prea veapaage a th ay on dag @ircction, ae of bert Delaware. One of the prieouere Iately (ue draft for Hartford, Conn., was completed on | even better than bi fore, anit itis tr yoped that, in * a ” fila ane : General Re: ¢ te Nateb ronght to thie Fort was a white mannamed Wiliam | Mondar, The draft forthe country towns ot be dle | her ben se, ae will be auccrssiul. ‘The Niagara | {0h command of vt. Kennedy, arrtved at this pot ‘ neom wae @ Natchez to stop the | Preston. from South Carolina, He had upon his per | trict le to be poatpoued for aiew dave Be Lay a on Sunday night, whea the negrose were traneferred @roesing of cattle for the Eastara army. On arrival | °°" + ) ia gold. This white mau, who bad more | The proprietors of a large dry voods ental! rasnt | WAe the lareeet mano warinthe cord when rhe was | French frigate, with ebout ono t | be found large numbers bad been driven out of the Peet cone RAF C08 2 ROL Relays: ti Aer i he'd rt ft MOL STE SOLE IB), AMulie BU LAER LE BOG Ho Moe a PAN: YORE! AUER ar a a ie . ny: 1" the Consulate, ed up’ by the draft, - & eb i red others who were sent from th | * @ity to be pasturedjalso that munitions of war had The moet Key, Dr, ‘Timon, Catholle Bebop of Bat | Of #Feater ionnace. Bae was built by Googe Betty | ee ee vegterday, nine stand of arme ¢ Becently been erossed over, to wait for Kirby Smith. falo, has iaened an addr and niade (wot p+ ib connection with the Atlantie | { 1 ad 4 hi fy uarters. ‘Three of He mounted about 200 of his men and sent them im | Sere tanh tat Ot AE He Bie loners es Ae Gable, heshien tas me negrove beck to Africa, | bit Lay piety He af h a ‘and {n some oat needed,” Awong them ? i MICA AINE Wa abeclad Age these were found down in an out house pain cirvesten They captured a number of persons, | commissioned officers, and two lieutewante, Yorks Bnd whe ar the TS TPE AIL Hea / ot arti Bee, perlormed | | ances the citisens have brought them to the po- prides bese 4 of Texas eattle, 2,000 bead of | Is Providence, on Thureday, three New York rough Te arate Rrmerenit ke arched by her, als coul over @ million | 1. ‘Thirty-two stand of arms altose:her bare berm . Banks, The balance have | M8de an attack on a col red dray mnau, awearing they would rerve bit a8 they served ad Bevn and willbe brought bere. In Loulslene they | New York, bat they were 60 quickly ‘aid our Captured more prisoners, and @ number of teams load. | toewy biack man, tbat they hardiy recovered (crit @4 with ammunition, Over two million rounds of | senses before they in the bands of the officers, @mmanition were brought back to Natcher with the ABS Seyoelted 18 the Wocbrup ioe kerpica through mad voolence, ut f exchange in reiation to ¢ where the government re is order te procure a eu dollars [teestt she wh be eunt up the Med.tesra- ob: arned in this manner In the 18th Precinct A Riocen Mrsrexioosty Disarrnats,—-On Wodnesday @ gang of rioters of the Sth Ward placed a becrel of tar in a row of houses inhabited by colored 2b tit 10 t - ia ” of fr @raine capicred, and 268,000 rounds besides artillery gia Vattannronaw, prstor of @ P ests terian a, are eititied isa to thi veers PEW YORK ANO THE VICINITY, propia, called “The Arch,” which extends tom Gmmunition were destroyed. arr ted Moertner wits Bre nererks De Ares Wee ib addition to the amount ka | 3 | Th mpron to Sullivan atrests, for the re fe } i! ” > 4 ar dy whom v e. ; ! t 7 ul ei ye U.8. NT, Major General Commanding. Newark, on Friday leet, by the P bard pg pees As dis they. 6 eubeit 4 aes The Acctorne is J2p Strece—The fol- | ting fire lo chem One of the m b entered the t e! ES Wilmington, Del, The cause of the arrost is}: mis Conese eR sHsOn G Under Ino Herne dre Sheen? 3 | but hes not since been even, and it is supposed thas t both of the orisonere took che oeth Ri not | are to be separated trum wie conseripinty Pe von ing are the camer of the tuured by the f bo were rendered des Gurprise and Capture ef a Band ef Rebels. ud were released, ‘ im maranalt a ¢ SOC aaal tha AI APD E.G the wallaof t+th Precinet Station id he was killed by the nogroes who Cairo, Ml, July 22.—-Information was received here bre t of the war, Geveral (then Cap. | eal states, [be ructone to hs et et heen | Kenue ip tou oo a widow, dead, Charies | berate. ; y Werp was closeted @ Basturday afternoon that a force of rebels three thor me de otal ned at Detroit, io chiree of | sentto theoftiime “1 4 vane end } ! MoCarthe, ight lee broken and badiy incur Tus Hox, Taunrow EE Bandred or four hundred strong would encamp that | a nelf reuctita ed COMTI TOG Te Te ee Heaimenten ty | land. Coloed com eines oH muy 84 OY olathe hond Torenee Boylan, aged 2), dead; Kllze | with President Acton et the Police Headquarters, for ht at @ point three miles from Rienzi, Miss., whose | peas » but he indiguantly refured, and was tranded | ed by Co Wancr su tiio, af Canin fey si iin, lefte roken, bead Lady cut, Prancte «length of time yesterday morning, : Emtentions were to attack Camp Davis, e strong stock. | (heels dueuoe by these geutry ase “rebel sympa {pede teand S* des Sarip ot she Fist Conrany | alleles $6, viy injaved in fee and bead; an old A ceantrat pevor for the relief of the ede fort six miles south of Corinth, next morning, Harornay last a rebe! militia muster for the pur. | Mt Wark vatan © lore Piewg oy s Wako deis wy nha anknown, dead, wae hor bly cut aud | eolvred people has been opened at 854 Fourth stroat, they being under the impression that the garrison | pose of ob eining coueciip efor the ate per, | thoueht, w be tery ° , ‘ ' mangled, a wornan, neme unkvoen, dead | between Broadway and Lafayette Place, wes nearly al! aws: d to be held at o one 5 delat by ’ ttep nee W y eter held ing e | ; . y i ni y upos 8 scout in Alabama, A ran nb. Moe rat N eae iow Mansarhisetin ? < rWil } sob i ww due Nevue | Ding ARcunsior’s RECENT Srercu was Gstachment of the Bixth Illinois aud the third batal. | Tirut.-Col, Nichiol--amd he wae gobbled do: | SBOE IFAs shall be tay : sptiion the bodiveofdoun Kennedy, ® boy nearly J by cue of his own flock a day or two Bon of the Sixth Ohio Cavalry were immediately sent | tachment of federal cavalry sent out | on. | CAF Of any Btate, that 1 ear ofc 1 Veronce Boyle, a iad only I yeare | {tecly canvarsed by ri ‘eg ‘ti Gorward, who completely surprised captured the whole | Hi iatzeiman, the latter having cbte kpowledge | recht Aare oekD Beet Th DAY Ad 1, who were kwled by the accident, After hearing — Sfter tte delivery The fact is," said the critic, force, of the conteupieted muster. will be taurd die in Karrbrincuee (ig mony, tl rderctaverdien thay Vim af eid bis mbod fe failin’ him, or he in rapidly piney Ue ee Tn O gosh (Wie) Nontewarereen saya: We | Uni ed B ates aun if4 llet int sets | sha a od parthe cet to thoir ha bwane Ge youp' au Abolutionts ." (Abolitionist he meant.) Movements of Morgan. ROA ete Petes Authiorltz, that thirn te | Scie proved to. here. besa turnin d the waite of th Ward stata hoatefadrecn, fhe Kecest Finrs—Fire Marshal Baker Cincinnati, July 29,—Morgan, withabout fivebun- | ¢aiied soutien Conted eduenting TaeRe ALAS NE NEALE Ae thom. Joly 21,1804, Ko suody lived at 120 Bast 22d fe now colecting Items with regard to the lowe by . @red men, encamped nrar McArthar, Vinton Co., aetieraeat | haw: Fee ids Will Ua RAGRd UE The Hone itat a ad Uoyle at LT) fast 22d atreet, Seweralof | the rio: fires in the differeut Wards last week. doers Obio, last night. At nalf past five this morning he 40, and there firmed uote of the Cones t hes +) e takes trom the rus are lying Ia avery dan. by these tres e@hould forward Lins @ corr ot list of thelr | ‘ wes within @ mile of Vinton, on the Marietta and My ene of the mother of the child, a Mc belone Meier haa dakan Ghee caer nite erour condition, I, believed that all of ¢i loses t) bia Office in the basement of the City Hall, Cincinnati railroad, Tus jndiciary Of New Hempebire have 4 table mas in Maine, har Pe un ate persona have becn taken fvom the :ai iy orler Dat he may ba enabled to bis Na . eat St = . New ampehire have elared | ! ‘ at ay whether the cliy oF thatthe rod) ret vothog proposition whih be No enue renewal the dr ah From North Caroli esd by iby Remub lean logeiarace > CAM TW” ee Mippanrae ti pti ee coe ty vat | Inournuice offic. tva “m, 4 Carolina, acpmecd to th ‘epirit aud lettero. the Cous pndier Genera N Bre partion feseived tatu Wea Pike Coligny 1 ~& large number of pie Xpedition Jote the Interior, oe well .8 th Syumon ry breyu ech Gupe.ueed f ui des 5 wl eh vede tegen Shieh | 4h bo teken thiough Bast Broome lewhern, N. C., , on ! ry a fF ep aftert ¢ ‘ aD " b trom Gov. Mo ean aul ihe committ fw ee poor creatures w taben ths om Hor fora dis ance of a huudred miles or more, and srounds thus mating ‘two or tend ive nt the Prorddent reepecting the drat purpere of being ecat t q teanerasy BRE ria Aten: y if ed to it en legal grounds, ts fe erie Pi 5 \ ° iy f ame frown the Police Headquec- Before this is published, ite mission will be aecom- | / Absurdittes of the Conscription | Ant CET hh i LAR LT i ekacavtatieirtyo' Diisbed, which ineludes extensive railroad bridge pe nenpens Kenned of the Solztechnie College ef | The Vimes, notwithstanding ite laude he} O78 the wounded lying tn the ‘Thiewenth | bet, where hey w siege EIST auleieia @ulverts aud railroad con 1p. Potter, Chief | ig sixen ve vilzed Uy the Scie aty ot Wai |, W tavion Hours on the morul Tie enator Povtesman Direie, a . to organize aco pafe wineries for tres yeir, oc ue | Conscmption Law, thus exposes some ¢ sb ’ ‘ 1 sed tak A D clalock @f Major Gen Foste:'s Btaff, ie in command. He ie | wat ihe poly chnie corpe of emi f ou dities shod die Stephene, a ehild only & was clot bu the late riots, ili take place at Nd _ tugentaott ieee, tule repr rn t ° t { y Pouce Hh \. y ordet secouipanied by Major Cole, the cavalry hero of thie | Oty int aicernd by tdecated oe ieee Thare are many cogent reasons why the Cone: who wa tnthoirlaht gray. {tar uBio pation | thie maralng, trom the Fee goon yee @epetment, which makes Gen. Potter's success | nee.s, aud sr port lor service ett hig daye tion Act ehould be construed libermily, Piece ob y on bie leit ride, and only moan d when bis arm | of Superia endent Keaner 4 Rate, y tan Geubly sure. te the Geet ful ve men! cf euging Wd ter he ma b that lap ual in itechararter gud tuciden *. 1 | war tcuched. Gur reyarter eecing bin eo belpless | wou from Seeks attend the funeral, (he The recent enlargemest of Major Gen, Foster's | (1), eomeht, | AGF G Geman ie it ‘aa tummy tore: | sua 6 8 lArBe portiun af tbe MOWMUALY 1h O ANE | | oi where bia parvota lived, aviug obtained | in command to report te Del | Fuchu Cop, lend, ie lof that city, . d into ib Cot bX osuee cievator, he ay ie rf end was ruecessful afterabout aa un’secareh, The ~~ z , fi craeee Le but by som. tuechawce the mae bow or thea, | . LPR | thes tre woul able tabacend tare (he mark ofa Scnoo. Recerrion.—The female depart he Five Twenties. Ber into which the giein wae reat wee lel ope. Cop | Pola). py sund over the reht eye, ehieb be rec! ment of Greumme School No, 21, held ite semi annual hiladelphia, July 92 fequentiy, nates Os ibe whest weulID, it wae Quiet it mar bu let wound over ber va ine tiaralnes hier Cae Philadelphia, Jusy oF, The subscription tpvuted ow’ into ‘be tiver, The uisiortuae wae no which at | While in the Navy: He could searce'y believe that his | receptivn 8! ten o'cloc® yeeierday my La e apie of 8) bli i Franiiee ot tb Vela hauled alungrhe of Vic riewstor, au ine, wae reed 4, were y q yer@: | child shot, aud remarked tha! the soldiers ‘niust | Be "4 Corset, one of the Trustece of the tenth Ward, cies throughout the Union, nds are being de- ia NS CLOPStOr, BUC Ube nd would, if carrier intiicred ten- hief or they would not Baye fired so | prosia ae, ansiaiod by Mesere, Charles Shaffer eng (Continued on Fuurth lage have meant & soto bitackild ise that.’ ie eeo stated thar t ‘ ed" one pie of 5,5 0 busheis of wuvat, ovmebod. ‘od to July 3d, © 100@ (0 & serious extent, BATRA. forced terhardslips, Bui then tiey never were en weause We have uever beturn been eneaded int! lo