The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
kHILADEL PHIA ,Inlv IL

j sg j. PH11Ann1ra ralA. July H.
TheR ara.repoyts in the city that Charles.
Ton h9s beelrcapsdred. St =
A rebel picket is reported to have told
the story that Bcauregard has evacuated
and burnt Charleston. The last statement
is said TO haye. come via Chattanooea, -
Nothing reliable has been received in re-.
gard to it. t.----r T. =
LOUISVILLE, KY, July II.
John, Morgan il Sreported hemmed in
about twenty mics west Of Galliopolis, and
It IS thought his forces will now be cap
tureJ. ''0' - ''''as' s'' : ~
|H WASHINGTON, July II.
"A dispatch was received this afternoon
from Governor 'rod.,A He expresses the con-
fident belief that John Morgan and his raid.
ing band will very shortly be captured or
destroyed. He is surrounded and all ave-
nues tor his escape are efectually closed
against him. Il s..,.: :
...-.''... Boston, July II.
letter to the Boston Herald, dated off
Charleston, the 18th, says the grand and
final attack was designed for Tuesday the
18th inst. ......
The letter says everything is working
well here. Morris Island, Charleston and
the forts are completely besieged. Five
iron clads and fifteen gunboats are off Sum-
ter, and ten more, one forty gun frigate,
and new Ironsides will be there to night
at high tide.
More iron. .clads arrived this afternoon
Six hundred fresh men to assist the iroa
clads and gunboats, have arrived.
Batteries with heavy 200. FOUNDER riflcd
guns, erected on Morris Island by our troops
will take part in the bombardment of Sum.
ter.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
The Washington Star says: AS we &c
to press to-day, Pennsylvania Avenue is
wild with rumors alleging the reception by
Government this forenoon of information O
the fall of Charleston.
We are compelled to discredit it.
| This report reached here from the West
Rebel prisoners taken say that Charleston
has fallen. These prisoners doubtless al
Jude to the fall OF portion Of the defense
Of Morris Island.
NASHVILLE, July II.
| News received from Chattanooga to da,
say Charleston is in possession OF the leder
ais
Maj Gen. Gordon GTaraer takes con-
mand of the district Of the Cumberland hi
headquarters at Nashville.
! New York, July l8
The s'eamer Fulton from Port Royal tn.
25th inst, arrived to day. Gen. Gilmore
had commenced mining Fort Wagner. Th
seig, was pt ogressing iavoraby. The Fed
erals had taken ali the tortifca:ions on
James Island. as far as Secessionville.
BosroE, July II.
Some rowdies attempted to get up rio
in Portsmouth, N. H., last night, but they
} were summarily squelched by the Mayo
with posse of police and citizens. Three
Of the leading rioters were badly wounded
A detachment of marines from the Ma
w Yard; and company Of regulars from
Fort Constitution were promptly or hand
and the mob was dispersed, and quiet ha
since been maintained.
I PORTLAND, July II.
! a fisherman reports when coming up lro on
llarphi'l this morning he heard firing appar
emily from two vessels firing broadsies.
One vessel appeared to have heavier gun
than the other.
80" New York, July II.
! Andy Sullivan, notorious rioter, wa
arrested last night.
! the police, protected by the 18th regi
ment, arc searching the houses for conceale'
arms. g.
No disturbance up to dark. -.
:. The call Of John Huges, Archbish p o
New York, to those persons whom the pa
pers called rioters is genuine. In respons
to it some $3.50 Irishmen assembled at hi
residence this afternoon, including man,
known rioters. Some Of them were armed
lnhis address which Was quite lengthy hi
sad he addressed them as their father ant
declined on the ground Of being priest to
talk Of that which brought about the presen
unhappy state of things. lie referred to Ire
land ard thanked God he had come lo,hi
country where no such oppression existed
tie counselled them to bear up under the
supposed evils, rather than to commit
In this country the Government is
foun dation not to he destroyed. Every
thing is in the hands of the people VIII,
build the superstructure. Every four years
whether the majority Of the people make
blunder or not, I am wiling to be governed
by thatsmajority. so II s..o-zl>;4f
He exhorted them TO 60 TO their home
snd stop these proceedings, and support the
laws which have not been enacted agains
them because they were Irishmen and Cath,
olics. III ~ ~ YgH.ss a.s.f4 -, f,,..re5
711' x ba'r;r3 tst5T New YoaK. July 18.
f. The Express Washington correspondent
says Sen. GRAFT will soon relieve Gen.
Meade in command Of the army Of the Poto
lmac. 's'%7 "t&-.<s Ea%s &5s'a' s*sstssI 9 <,g.
I tsfzzsg1's - arT@& 5sis Bosrox. JULY II. =.
The draft 10 Lowell, Charleston, Roxbur,
Springfield and other towns has been effect
ed in quiet and. orderly manner. 'S%s@
| 1~.-.. ..@.zs4 axa PHILADELPHIA, July II.
The draft in the 18th Ward Of Ibis city
has been completed in > quiet and orderI,
| manner. 71'7a~ p ~ sts.
a~s@.7# .s.*7@ @1'f sse.a HAaryosp. July II.
| The stAtement that there was riot occur
ring in this city. on Tuesday was IN abom-
i Unable hlssh00d.