Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-18
The New York Riot
From Grants Army-Report-
ed Capture of Jackson
Rumored Surrender
of Port Royal.
Col. OBrien Hung to a Lamp
Post by a MOBILIZE
Crossed the Potomac,

Cincinnati. Jolly l4.-Morgan's forces
crossed the big Miami At Venice to.nigh.
and burned the bridge behind them, pass
ing Through Hamilton and SpringdaIe.-
They crossed the Hamilton l. Dayton r.
X. this morning at Glendale at six clock
this morning, moving towards Camp Den.
uison. 1t is not known that any damage
was done at Glendale or to the Hamilton
l. Dayton h r.
Telegraph communication is said 10 be
open with Hamilton.
Morgan is reported to be much faded
and will have to rest soon. Six OF bis
men We're, captured at Milford, Clermont
county, on Sunday night, aud four more
at New Boston.
The Commercial says an arrival last
night from Rosecrans' army says the m ain
body of Bragg forces have retreated from
Chattanooga to Atlanta. The presump-
ton is that the bulk of his forces have
been sent to Richmond to garrison that
place.
Rosecrans has taken 1000 prisoners
during the late advance. and our army is
in fine spirits and splendid condition.
The Commercial has Vicksburg advices
to the Sth. Gen. Grant has finished ps.
rolling rebel prisoners. They number 81, }.
III. Immediately after the surrender of
Vicksburg Gen. Sherman moved in the
direction Of Big Black river, aud on the
following day met Johnston drawn up in
line of battle. A sanguinary battle took
place, resulting in Johnstons defeat and
the capture Of 1000 prisoners
Gen. Frank Blair was reported to be in
possession of jackson.
A rumor Was in circulation that Port
Hudson surrendered to Banks on the 5,h
with l8. 900 men.
Albany, July l4.-The 3 o'clock edition
Of the New York Post says bodies of rios
tiers today visited large manufacturing
establishments and forcing the laborers to
join them, forbidding the loading of ships.
&c. Up to this time several houses have
been sacked, including Mayor Opdyke's:
CONGREGATIONS are occurring momentar,ly,
and the moi, which seems 70 be divided
into seperate crowds are bent on plumber.
pillage aud robbery Of persons. The
merchants have held meeting and about
two thousand just marched up Broadway
70 enroll themselves Is special police
There has been several collisions with the
military in which the rioters were worsted.
A detachment Of troops with two pieces Of
artillery under Col. o Brien, charged on
the rioters At 8 clock this morning.
Three rounds Of blank cartridges were
bred from the cannon and the mob hastily
dispersed, threatening to come back soon
with arms. A company Of infantry was
stoned in Pitts street, when Lieu tenant
ordered the Company to Gre, which they
did. killing several, the rest flying.
FoUR o'cLocE.-The bakers held meet.
ing this afternoon and organized them.
selves into companies for immediate ser.
vice. Similar meetings are being held in
different parts Of the city.
All the stores down town are now closed.
The armories, arsenals and AL public
baildings are fully gsrrisonsd. Some 1ve
thousand effective troops are expected in
the city this evening. The mob il quite
dense in the City Hall Park, where Gov.
Seymour addressed it, stating that he had
sent his Adjutant General to Washington
to request that the draft be stopped, and
implorcd the crowd to respect property,
persons and the State, aud oil would be
made satisfactory. "sl5I
At $50 p. q. I'll the omnibuses stopped
running. Tbs horse cars were also threat.
ensl ~ The mob. sa EI53 .assAs