Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
News by Telegraph.
From the Omaha Republican,

aSulhRtOil, July LO- MS uiSlrict Is
more infested by disloya men than any
other outside of Dixie. They take every
opportunity to insult and Cypress Union.
lists, to sturn the stars and STR pes. and to
rejoice over every rumor of disaster to the
Union cause. This is particularly the
case in Georgetown, where, in the absence
OF the Provost Guard, disloyal'y is violent
and offensive. Numerous cases are cited
of insults there openly offered to Union
people and the Union flag.
New York, July 27.-Chaplain G. Ho.
gan, Of the excelsior brigade, reached
Harrison's landing, from Richmond He
says iron clads are being built at Rich.
mond, similar to the Merrmac, and that
great unanimity exists among the rebels.
jackson and Lee are extremely popular
Magruder has been sheIved 3eauregard
is fast losing caste. The rebels have late.
ly received large quantity of boots and
shoes from England.
The Times correspondence Of the 18th
from the army Of the Potomac says; moth
ing will be done till we are fully reinforced.
Need for reiuforcemen,s are pressing.
A correspondent from Banks division
states that a forward movement i'm peded
by food in the Hagaman river, tribu-
tary of the Rappanhannock.
Sigels corps is six miles from Little
Washington. A dispatch dated head
quearters Of the army of the Potomac,
10Th says; schooner containing 1000
bushels OF condemned corn, anchored in
the river. was boarded and burnt by the
rebels, and the cap ain was taken prisoner.
Washington, July 21th.-The Navy De-
partment learned that the blockading flee,
recently captured the Tubal Cain, large
attempting to run the blockade She was
heaily laden with arms an ammunition.
New York, July 2S.-Tbe steamer Flor
lean. from New Orleans Oh the 20 h has
arrived. The health Of the city is good.
1000 men We're employed in cleaning the
streets.
The news Of the exploits Of the rebel
but 1t soon quoted down.
Beauregard is reported by the Mobile
papers 10 be very sick
New Orleans papers contain no news Of
importance.
Washington, July Estate Richmond
papers contain the proceedings Of jhe
court martial which tried Com modore Tat
nal on charge of culpaole destruction Of
the Merrimnc. lie was awarded AN hon
orablc acquit,ai.
The late order &C Gen. Pope, requiring
the residents within his lue to take the
oath Of allegiance or emf CRATE, is already
bearing fruit; SO Of the leading rebels Of
Fredck burg have gone to Richmond with
their families, others are preparing to fol.
low. Some Of the rebels here speak con
hdently Of the cap,ure 1t Washington
within week by StuHawatL jackson.
Cairo, July "a rumor was in crcu,
lation here last night that two federal reg.
iments were badly cut up a. Boiivar, Ten.
nessee, and that one company of the sec
ond lll'no's eav~iry WAS captured light
miles from Columbus
Information this morning confirms the
capture of Humboldt, Tennessee, by the
rebels aud also states that jackson, Mis-
si-s'Pp', is in their possession. 1t will re.
quire large force to dsloige them. They
have burned n larg" quantity Of cotton
between Humbolt ond Columbus
Cairo. July ga skirr.i,h is reported
to have taken place nj Bolivar, Tennessee,
yesterday between the Fcdcra!s stationed
there aud party of rebels. No psrticu.
lars received 1t is also reported the Fed
era.s evacuated Grand Junction, and the
rebels had occupied the place. It is stated
they now hold almost all the Memphis 4
Charleston Railroad, between Memphis
aud Corinth
Gu"rrillas are getting very busy between
here and Memphis Mississippi s."a.u"rs
are almost daily fired into.
Reliable authority states that the rebels
have taken possession of Humboldt. Tenn :,
and now hold the Mobile and Ohio Rail
read. At that place they have torn up
the track for distance Of 10 or l. miles
New York, July 29.-The Tribune says
steps are being taken to bring the loyal
blacks from the valley of the Shenandoah
within the lines OF Gen. Sigers army--to
what military purposes they are to be de
voted is not known
Alton, H., July 29.-Thirty five rebel
prisoners escaped from the Penitentiary
on Saturday night, by digging tunnel
under the walls. Coils. Murrell aud Mag
gofn- the latter under sentence of death
for breaking paro!e) were among the
number
The Local of the Davenport News thus
chronicles his experience in trying TO in
duce men to enlist
We started out, in writing this article,
hoping to accomplish something by ap.
pealing to the patriotism Of the people,
but concluded to drop the pen and consult
few lawyers and politicians about the
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